Arrow Video Is Releasing a 4K Collection of Jackie Chan’s Biggest ’90s Hits

Six of Jackie Chan’s iconic films are getting the deluxe 4K treatment, along with a ton of special features.
Drunken Master II - Lau Kar-leung
Jackie Chan in 1994’s Drunken Master II

Jackie Chan is one of the world’s biggest stars. There was a time, however, when he was relatively unknown here in the States. That is, until a string of movies in the ’90s brought his unique and iconic blend of physical comedy, martial arts action, and death-defying stunts to American audiences. Arrow Video is celebrating this breakthrough with a 10-disc collection highlighting six of Chan’s breakout hits, all of which have been remastered in 4K.

  • Disc 1: Drunken Master II (1994, Lau Kar-leung)
  • Disc 2: Rumble in the Bronx - Hong Kong Cut (1995, Stanley Tong)
  • Disc 3: Rumble in the Bronx - International Cut
  • Disc 4: Thunderbolt (1995, Gordon Chan)
  • Disc 5: Police Story 4: First Strike - Hong Kong Cut (1996, Stanley Tong)
  • Disc 6: Police Story 4: First Strike - International Cut
  • Disc 7: Mr. Nice Guy - Japanese & Hong Kong Cuts (1997, Sammo Hung)
  • Disc 8: Mr. Nice Guy - International Cut
  • Disc 9: Who Am I? - Hong Kong Cut (1998, Jackie Chan and Benny Chan)
  • Disc 10: Who Am I? - International Cut

I was in college when several of these films were released, and I have very fond memories of seeing Rumble in the Bronx, First Strike, and Mr. Nice Guy in the theater with my friends. Eventually, a new Jackie Chan theatrical release became a must-see event for all of us. And stumbling across Who Am I? — which I’ve always felt is a bit underrated in Chan’s filmography — on late night cable TV still feels like a delightful moment of cinematic serendipity.

This collection isn’t exactly cheap — preorders are currently $190.00 — nor is it a complete catalog of Chan’s ’90s work. (For example, it’s missing 1991’s Armour of God II: Operation Condor and 1992’s Police Story 3: Supercop, both of which I also saw in theaters back in the ’90s.) Nevertheless, it’s absolutely packed with commentaries, behind-the-scenes featurettes, outtakes, and other special features as well as a 160-page book about Chan’s career and a vintage Drunken Master II poster.

The Jackie Chan’s Breakout Hits! collection will be released on June 29, 2026.

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