Jackie Chan was a highly secretive operative who was working with the CIA in South Africa, when everything went wrong. The CIA agents double crossed his team, the helicopter crashed and killed everyone else, and Jackie was thrown through the air and given amnesia.

Jackie recovered with a Zulu tribe but ddn't know his identity. He longed to get back to society where someone could tell him who he was. One day, he came across a racing car in the middle of the desert, occupied by a beautiful woman and her snake-bitten brother. Jackie saved the man and finished the race for the woman, where he immediately was thrust on to the front page as a hero.

Meanwhile, rogue CIA agents were catching up with him, the secret police were planning on interrogating him, and Jackie still didn't know who he was. As the danger increases and the plot thickens, Jackie begins to realize that whoever he was before the helicopter crash definitely had a lot of enemies, and a secret someone didn't want let out.

MOVIE REVIEW

Rumble in the Bronx, First Strike, and Operation Condor... all movies I love to watch, but hate to love. Jackie Chan kicks ass in all of them, but the voice acting and plots are just miserable, Luckily, a movie like Who Am I? has come along, and not only does Jackie kick ass, but he's assisted by improved acting and a semi-decent plot. And a larger budget.
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