Jackie Chan Film Gallery
Jackie Chan Film Gallery
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Kowloon393 contributions
Apr 2014 • Friends
Everything filmic about Jackie Chan seems to be here or one can imagine will rotate in. We are talking about those films after his star began to rise, especially the Golden Harvest years. Fans who have visited his Hong Kong office and the Sha Tin office will recognize many items and concepts. The design is excellent so that placement is well thought out. We got your props, your costumes, your posters, your stills, your cameras, lights, your translucent wall with markers for fans to leave messages. Fan art is there as well as collectibles, photos, his old editing machine, autographs of famous stars to Jackie.
Two things I really loved was an amazing set of giant-sized revolving display of martial arts poses that are fabulous and impossible to describe (and I'd put up a picture but right now there's no way to do it.) and a set of life-sized arm casts of varying martial arts hand grips and positions that you can try to match up with.
You can hang from the "Hollywood" sign from "Rush Hour" or dangle over images of buildings high over Las Vegas and get your photo taken doing it. He's got a replica of the handprints that went missing from 1997 and entire automobiles from his movies.
There's way too much to talk about.Go see it yourself.
Two things I really loved was an amazing set of giant-sized revolving display of martial arts poses that are fabulous and impossible to describe (and I'd put up a picture but right now there's no way to do it.) and a set of life-sized arm casts of varying martial arts hand grips and positions that you can try to match up with.
You can hang from the "Hollywood" sign from "Rush Hour" or dangle over images of buildings high over Las Vegas and get your photo taken doing it. He's got a replica of the handprints that went missing from 1997 and entire automobiles from his movies.
There's way too much to talk about.Go see it yourself.
Written April 12, 2014
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Florian M
Switzerland30 contributions
May 2014 • Solo
It shows everything about the legandary life from Jackie Chan, his Movies, Charitywork, Filmequipent and also about the famous Jackie Chan Stunt Team.
There is also a fan and giftshop, a Tea House and Dragon Oasis Restaurant wich belongs the JC Group.
There is also a fan and giftshop, a Tea House and Dragon Oasis Restaurant wich belongs the JC Group.
Written September 3, 2014
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kgirl9518
Houston, TX70 contributions
Aug 2019
I very much enjoyed my visit to the JC Film Gallery. There is lots to see and if I hadn't been tired when I got there I would have spent more time looking at details like the handwritten notes on copies of old scripts and such. Things are arranged in groups (childhood, inspiration, etc etc) so there are interesting things for fans to see and touch throughout. A long wall display of JC's albums, for example, play songs when you pull a CD case out from the wall. Its not all old stuff either - JC's Academy Award is a featured item and it was exciting to read the awesome inscription touting his "unparalleled athletic artistry".
My only complaint was that it was a little warm inside (common in China it seems) and I didn't see an elevator so I had to trudge up a lot of stairs with a bad knee. But otherwise I very much enjoyed it. I would go back again just so I can experience it more vs. just taking photos of everything! I spent about 2 hours there. Could have stayed a little long, but like I said, I'm a fan AND like the little details of things.
Oh yes. Its not the cheapest place to go. I think it was about 110RMB. But the staff at the front and in the store were all very friendly and sweet.
My only complaint was that it was a little warm inside (common in China it seems) and I didn't see an elevator so I had to trudge up a lot of stairs with a bad knee. But otherwise I very much enjoyed it. I would go back again just so I can experience it more vs. just taking photos of everything! I spent about 2 hours there. Could have stayed a little long, but like I said, I'm a fan AND like the little details of things.
Oh yes. Its not the cheapest place to go. I think it was about 110RMB. But the staff at the front and in the store were all very friendly and sweet.
Written August 16, 2019
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Fernando G
Muscat, Masqat, Oman70 contributions
Jun 2016 • Family
Stuffs from some movies are in this museum. Is interesting and thematic. We enjoyed this visit. The place is located 30 minutes from the Daduhe metro station, which is the nearest station.
Written June 18, 2016
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wangm7
Bellevue, WA83 contributions
Oct 2014 • Couples
Disclaimer: I've been a Jackie Chan fan since I was 5. I've been waiting for this place to open since 2010. I've never met JC, but I've always wanted to.
What to do:
This place is a gallery/museum of Jackie Chan's life, movies, and accomplishments. Some of the things there are to see is:
-Stories and photos of his family and childhood.
-Stories and artifacts from his younger years in the opera.
-Movie film, pictures, and props. Some with a scene of the movie those props were used in.
-Interactive areas for photo opportunities.
-JC's personal collection of locks, awards, and other celebrity photographs
-Fan letters and art
-Gift shop
Time:
I spent about 4 hours in there, walking slowly through each exhibit with my wife. I've waited years to go to this place so I wanted to savor it. However, a typical trip should probably take about 2 hours.
What I liked:
-All areas with props JC actually used in his movies were really great.
-I finally found the infamous white seal hat he wore when snowboarding in First Strike (i've been looking for one like it since I first saw that movie).
-JC's collection of other celebrity photographs were fun to look at.
-Seeing his hand prints from Chinese theater was another mystery solved for me (I went to Hollywood looking for his hand prints, but never found them).
-The JC statue and the large Mr. Nice Guy tire outside were great for photos.
What to improve:
-I wished there were more props to look at and even touch.
-The interactive areas weren't completely JC related. The building perspective paid photo op was random.
-There was no real place to really have a good photo with JC. Having a funny wax statue of JC to pose photos with would be awesome. Not one of him in a costume.
What was sad:
-Cost. I don't quite remember exactly, but it was about $30-$40 for a ticket. This is very expensive, especially for the locals.
-Not many people were there. My wife and I were there on a Saturday afternoon for 4 hrs and only saw about 5 other groups of 2-3 people there. The staff were really bored and I don't think this is sustainable.
-The gift shop is lacking in products. I tried very hard to buy things but there really wasn't much to buy. Just maybe 3-4 kinds of shirts.
-The local Chinese actually are not a big fan of JC. Our taxi driver never heard of the gallery and did not speak highly of him.
Final thoughts:
The the small number of people who actually were there, I fear this place is not sustainable and the place will close down sooner or later. If you are even a moderate JC fan with some time in Shanghai, go and check it out before it's gone.
What to do:
This place is a gallery/museum of Jackie Chan's life, movies, and accomplishments. Some of the things there are to see is:
-Stories and photos of his family and childhood.
-Stories and artifacts from his younger years in the opera.
-Movie film, pictures, and props. Some with a scene of the movie those props were used in.
-Interactive areas for photo opportunities.
-JC's personal collection of locks, awards, and other celebrity photographs
-Fan letters and art
-Gift shop
Time:
I spent about 4 hours in there, walking slowly through each exhibit with my wife. I've waited years to go to this place so I wanted to savor it. However, a typical trip should probably take about 2 hours.
What I liked:
-All areas with props JC actually used in his movies were really great.
-I finally found the infamous white seal hat he wore when snowboarding in First Strike (i've been looking for one like it since I first saw that movie).
-JC's collection of other celebrity photographs were fun to look at.
-Seeing his hand prints from Chinese theater was another mystery solved for me (I went to Hollywood looking for his hand prints, but never found them).
-The JC statue and the large Mr. Nice Guy tire outside were great for photos.
What to improve:
-I wished there were more props to look at and even touch.
-The interactive areas weren't completely JC related. The building perspective paid photo op was random.
-There was no real place to really have a good photo with JC. Having a funny wax statue of JC to pose photos with would be awesome. Not one of him in a costume.
What was sad:
-Cost. I don't quite remember exactly, but it was about $30-$40 for a ticket. This is very expensive, especially for the locals.
-Not many people were there. My wife and I were there on a Saturday afternoon for 4 hrs and only saw about 5 other groups of 2-3 people there. The staff were really bored and I don't think this is sustainable.
-The gift shop is lacking in products. I tried very hard to buy things but there really wasn't much to buy. Just maybe 3-4 kinds of shirts.
-The local Chinese actually are not a big fan of JC. Our taxi driver never heard of the gallery and did not speak highly of him.
Final thoughts:
The the small number of people who actually were there, I fear this place is not sustainable and the place will close down sooner or later. If you are even a moderate JC fan with some time in Shanghai, go and check it out before it's gone.
Written April 29, 2015
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ebbaeng
Stockholm County, Sweden11 contributions
Mar 2015 • Business
I went here with some chinese colleagues, and luckily they speak english so they can translate, otherwise this visit would've been a real waste. Almost nothing is written/explained for you in english, and it's really a bummer. I enjoyed my visit, we had a guide who could explain all the inside jokes behind many of the features but if I came here alone (with my non existing mandarin vocabulary) I would be deeply disappointed... maybe I'm spoiled, but I expected more to be in english.
Other than that, its a good museum.
Other than that, its a good museum.
Written March 12, 2015
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Minitha A
Shanghai, China35 contributions
Oct 2015 • Family
This gallery has lot of things used and kept by jackie chan throughout his movie career...the items to see include cars,bikes, dresses,masks etc..in different movies and several awards...it is one off place to go when you visit shanghai...can go by metro line 13 daduhe road
Written October 7, 2015
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Sheena A
Shanghai, China57 contributions
Feb 2019 • Couples
We have been thinking of visiting this place for quite some times and we finally did today. Located at Shanghai Puxi area about 15 minutes drive from Hong Qiao airport. The film gallery is not huge but has managed to include many stories and history of Jackie Chan.
You can learn about Jackie Chan’s “life story” starting from his early career and his recent productions. If you are fans of Jackie, this place is definitely worthwhile to visit while in Shanghai.
I was quite surprised that there were very few visitors. Probably this place is lacked of promotion to the tourists and public ?
You can learn about Jackie Chan’s “life story” starting from his early career and his recent productions. If you are fans of Jackie, this place is definitely worthwhile to visit while in Shanghai.
I was quite surprised that there were very few visitors. Probably this place is lacked of promotion to the tourists and public ?
Written February 3, 2019
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5lubkav
Bratislava, Slovakia58 contributions
Dec 2018 • Couples
we hesitated to visit the museum because we are not so big Jackie Chan fans... finally very happy of our decision to go :) really nice and interesting place - moreover Jackie’s idea to collect things from the movies and doing an exhibition from the collections.You get deeper into life of Jackie Chan (childhood,movies,charity activities...).The most valuable for me is the message of helping others and the humbleness you can feel from each word declared by Jackie at the tour spots.
Written December 14, 2018
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Andrew M
7,589 contributions
Jul 2018 • Family
We visited this museum on a day trip to Shanghai. There is no direct subway line to the museum. The nearest stations are Weining Road on Line 2 (Green line) and Daduhe on Line 13 (Pink line). The museum is in the middle of both stations and a 15 minute walk from either. It may be best to take a taxi from either subway station. The museum is a little difficult to locate, but look for the number 88 which is at the entrance.
Entry fee is approximately 150 yuan, which is very expensive for the typical Shanghai museum. Fans of Jackie Chan will not mind this price, but it may be out of reach for the typical tourist. There were few visitors to the museum while we were there.The exhibits include costumes, sets and original movie posters from Jackie's film career. Many photo ops are in the museum with the many props exhibited. Our favourite area of the museum, was the wall which many museum visitors had written on. We found a small space to write a greeting. Near to the end of the museum, are photographs of stars in entertainment and sport, who wished Jackie good luck. It is interesting to see how many stars you can recognise here.
On entering the museum, a small gift bag is received. It contains a 1 yuan coin and a pin which is shaped as number 88 (the address of the museum).Near to the end of the museum, there is a section that asks for donation of the coin.On the outside of the museum, to the right of the entrance, is a small park, which has a sculpture of Jackie fighting a dragon, and a few other exhibits.This museum is not a must see, but if you are a fan of Jackie, it will be very interesting.
Entry fee is approximately 150 yuan, which is very expensive for the typical Shanghai museum. Fans of Jackie Chan will not mind this price, but it may be out of reach for the typical tourist. There were few visitors to the museum while we were there.The exhibits include costumes, sets and original movie posters from Jackie's film career. Many photo ops are in the museum with the many props exhibited. Our favourite area of the museum, was the wall which many museum visitors had written on. We found a small space to write a greeting. Near to the end of the museum, are photographs of stars in entertainment and sport, who wished Jackie good luck. It is interesting to see how many stars you can recognise here.
On entering the museum, a small gift bag is received. It contains a 1 yuan coin and a pin which is shaped as number 88 (the address of the museum).Near to the end of the museum, there is a section that asks for donation of the coin.On the outside of the museum, to the right of the entrance, is a small park, which has a sculpture of Jackie fighting a dragon, and a few other exhibits.This museum is not a must see, but if you are a fan of Jackie, it will be very interesting.
Written August 19, 2018
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