Feature1989·126m·7.1

Miracles: The Canton Godfather

Meet the original gangster!

CrimeActionComedyDrama

A country boy becomes the head of a gang through the purchase of some lucky roses from an old lady. He and a singer at the gang's nightclub try to do a good deed for the old lady when her daughter comes to visit.

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Cast

Jackie Chan

Charlie Chen-Wah

Anita Mui Yim-Fong

Yang Luming

Gua Ah-leh

Lady Rose / Ms. Kao

Richard Ng Yiu-Hon

Chief Inspector Ho

Ko Chun-Hsiung

Tiger Lo

Sunny Fang Kang

Boss Pai

Bill Tung Biu

Conman Tung

Tien Feng

Ku Hsin-chuan

Ngai Jan

Mr. Ku's Son

Gloria Yip Wan-Yee

Belle Kao

Wu Ma

Uncle Hoi

Billy Lau Nam-Kwong

Ah Tung

Lo Lieh

Fei

Lee Hoi-Sang

Sang

Michael Chow Man-Kin

Tung

Paul Che Biu-Law

Ping

Alan Chan Kwok-Kuen

Chen Wah's Man

John Cheung Ng-Long

Chen Wah's Man

Tai Bo

Chen Wah's Man

Chan Ging

Chen Wah's Man

Details

Status
Released
Original language
Languages
Budget
Revenue
$4.3M
Age rating
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Golden Way Films Ltd.Paragon FilmsOrange Sky Golden Harvest

Crew

Director

Jackie Chan

Writers

Edward Tang, Jackie Chan

Su Cong

Original Music Composer

Arthur Wong Ngok-Tai

Director of Photography

Shirley Chan

Costume Design

Peter Cheung Yiu-Chung

Editor

Michael Lai Siu-Tin

Original Music Composer

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Reviews

CrazyJekyll

6/16/2025

10.0

Miracles is easily Chan's most ambitious and most accomplished film as a director. Wonderfully blending his classic slapstick action-comedy style with grand lavish sets, and an ambitious gangster-romance storyline that shows some of the best storytelling from Chan. And despite the plot after the 1st hour being a bit overstuffed, Chan's continous character development going from puppet boss into someone with his own agency and his own decisions, (that were brought out by the well acted Anita Mui's character) just heavily entertain and make up for a lot of the film's struggle to balance all of its messages and storylines. Not to mention the action sequences here by Chan are also some of the best we've ever seen. Rivaling even his greatest action sequences in Police Story and the like. He showcases remarkable framing, use of environment, intricate co-operative choreography with his opponents, and insane displays of agility and skill. I mean come on, at one point he did a tornado kick, spinning hook kick, and sweep kick all in one quick succession and one take. That is just fucking insane. Again, to me this is easily Chan's most ambitious and most accomplished work, all of it just combines into one grand and lavish gangster-romance-action-comedy-period drama that just so full of fun that it's hard not to admire.