New Police Story (2004)
New Police Story (2004)
Directed by: Benny Chan
Starring: Jackie Chan, Nicholas Tse, Charlie Yeung, Daniel Wu, Charlene Choi
Genre: Action, Crime, Drama
Runtime: 123 minutes
Country: Hong Kong
Overview
New Police Story reinvents Jackie Chan’s iconic franchise with a darker, more emotional approach. Chan stars as Inspector Wing, a once-respected cop whose team is ambushed and killed by a gang of thrill-seeking criminals. Broken and haunted by guilt, Wing must face his past and reclaim his honor with the help of a young, determined officer (Nicholas Tse).
Unlike the lighter tone of earlier Police Story films, this entry dives deep into trauma, redemption, and human weakness — while still delivering explosive, expertly choreographed action.
HighlightsJackie Chan gives one of his most dramatic performances — raw, vulnerable, and deeply human.
Nicholas Tse adds youthful energy and emotional balance as the loyal partner.
Daniel Wu shines as the charismatic yet chilling villain — a perfect modern contrast to Chan’s old-school hero.
Benny Chan’s direction blends high-octane action with heartfelt storytelling and stylish cinematography.
Emotional depth pairs perfectly with large-scale action set pieces — from bank heists to rooftop chases.
Most Memorable Moments
The opening ambush scene — shocking, tragic, and perfectly staged.
Jackie Chan’s emotional breakdown — one of his most powerful acting moments.
The LEGO-filled hideout battle — symbolic, clever, and thrilling.
The final showdown — intense, personal, and full of redemption.
Fan Reactions“Jackie Chan like you’ve never seen him before — emotional and powerful.”
“Blends drama and action with perfect balance.”
“Benny Chan turned a classic action series into something deeply human.”
Final VerdictNew Police Story is more than just an action film — it’s a story of loss, redemption, and resilience. Jackie Chan proves his dramatic range while still delivering incredible stunts and heartfelt heroism. A modern Hong Kong classic that honors the past while redefining it for a new generation.
Rating: 8.5/10
