Who Am I?
1998, Action, 1h 48m
9 Reviews 25,000+ RatingsYou might also like
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Who Am I?
Christine Stark
Yuki
Morgan
General Sherman
CIA Chairman
Critic Reviews for Who Am I?
All Critics (9) | Fresh (6) | Rotten (3)
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The unnecessarily complex script is written by Chan himself - and actually interferes with the arrival of the martial arts sequences.
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Agreeable enough fun, but only to a point.
May 4, 2009 | Rating: 2.5/4 | Full Review… -
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One of Jackie Chan's best. A compelling mystery plot and some of the greatest action he's ever done. The rooftop fight is brilliant.
July 14, 2003 | Rating: 4/5 -
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November 7, 2002 | Rating: 3.5/5 | Full Review…
Audience Reviews for Who Am I?
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Jun 02, 2012Jackie has to be the best modernized martial arts movie magician of all time. This isn't my favorite movie of his, I had seen it before but chose to re-watch it after not remembering the last time I actually did see it. Just watch it for the roof fight toward the end. It's an instant classic and has one of his top 10 stunts ever in it.Lane Z Super Reviewer
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Dec 01, 2011"Ngo si sui" is about an agent (Jackie Chan) who plays a US operative who is sent on a mission with a team in South Africa. Everyone involved with this mission, with the exception of several "higher ups" are killed in a helicopter accident but Jackie Chan is fortunate enough to fall out of the helicopter before it crashed. When he wakes up, he has developed amnesia, forgetting who he is and what he has done. The rest of the film then is about his own personal quest to find out his past and identity. All the while, some dastardly CIA operatives try to catch and dispose of him. Fortunately WhoamI, as he is called now, he has not forgotten his training, especially not the training in martial arts. So as he fights for his own survival he must find out both who he is and why he is in such a danger.Deb S Super Reviewer
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Nov 06, 2011Jackie Chan kick asses!!!!!!! I loved the Taiwanese Mandarin Dubbing, it's very funny and action packedSylvester K Super Reviewer
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May 29, 2011Easily Chan's best film. Solid story telling that keeps the viewer guessing, enough emotion to keep us from sitting in the shallow end and definitely includes the charm of Chan's signature comedy-action. But where it shines are the set pieces and action sequences that don't feel like a derivative of his Police Story films, there's always something exciting to look forward to as whoami runs around the world "battling" villains one way or another. Ah the villains, generic and cardboard as always but who expects better from a martial arts / action film from the 90's?Drake T Super Reviewer
Jackie Chan's Who Am I? (Wo shi shei) (Who Am I?) Quotes
| Jackie (aka Whoami): | I might have amnesia, but I'm not stupid! |
| Jackie (aka Whoami): | I may have amnesia, but I'm not stupid! |
| Jackie (aka Whoami): | Someone bring my memory back! |
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