Shanghai Knights

In Rush Hour, Jackie Chan teams up with Chris Tucker for another cross-cultural cop comedy. The chemistry between the two leads, along with a similar blend of action and humor, makes it a perfect follow-up for those who loved the dynamic duo in Shanghai Knights.

Continuing the fast-paced action-comedy formula, Rush Hour 2 brings back Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker for more crime-fighting escapades. The sequel takes the action to Hong Kong and Vegas, offering the same entertaining banter and stunts that align well with the energy of Shanghai Knights.

Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker return in Rush Hour 3, where the detective pair heads to Paris to stop a global criminal conspiracy. The ongoing action and witty repartee provide a similar feel to Shanghai Knights, satisfying viewers who enjoy this brand of comedy and stunts.

Featuring Jackie Chan in a period setting, Around the World in 80 Days is a fun-filled adventure that spans the globe. Fans of Shanghai Knights will find Chan's signature fighting style blended with a humorous tale of an epic journey reminiscent of his lively escapades with Owen Wilson.

Jackie Chan stars alongside Jet Li in The Forbidden Kingdom, combining martial arts, adventure, and fantasy. This film shares the fish-out-of-water theme and exciting fight sequences that viewers enjoy in Shanghai Knights, plus the added bonus of seeing two martial arts legends together on screen.

As the prequel to Shanghai Knights, Shanghai Noon delivers the same East-meets-West buddy-comedy charm. Set in the Wild West, it features Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson's comical first adventure, resulting in a mix of martial arts and cowboy action that fans of Shanghai Knights will certainly appreciate.

Jackie Chan stars in The Tuxedo, a movie where he plays a taxi driver turned super-spy thanks to a high-tech suit. The comedic elements and Chan's action prowess provide a similar experience to Shanghai Knights, with a modern spy twist.