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Jackie Chan "Police Story" series?
Can somebody explain to me the sequence of the movies in the "Police Story" series?
I know there's "Police Story" and "Police Story 2."
Then somewhere in there fits "Supercop" (I think that's "Police Story 3"???)
And then there's also "Crime Story"?
And is "New Police Story" the most recent?
I'm collecting Jackie Chan movies.
Thanks!
The sequence is as follows:
1) Police Story (1985)
2) Police Story 2 (1988)
3) Police Story 3 (1992 - Also known as Supercop)
4) New Police Story (2004 - This has nothing to do with the first three Police Story films and is a completely new story with new characters).
Crime Story (1993) - Again a completely diffrerent movie from the Police Story series.
Hope that helps.
Great Stories About Mentalism
Mentalism is a type of magic that involves playing with other people’s minds or reading other people’s minds. But mentalism hasn’t always been limited to just performances. In fact, there are some great stories about mentalism being performed in real-life situations.
Robbing a Bank
Many years ago there was a man named Wolf Messing who claimed to be psychic. He used his psychic powers to entertain and to cause people to do some remarkable things.
Messing attracted the attention of Stalin, the former leader of the Soviet Union. To convince Stalin that he was actually able to influence people’s minds, Messing once walked into a bank, handed a teller a blank note, and was quickly handed over 10,000 Rubles. When Messing walked back into the bank and explained to the teller what had just happened, the teller is said to have dropped dead of a heart attack.
Getting to Stalin
Messing wasn’t done convincing Stalin. It’s said that Stalin wanted Messing to try to get into his home office without a pass he, Stalin, was there. Messing accepted the challenge and walked into Stalin’s office one day with armed men. Messing has used his powers to convince the guards that he was the feared head of the Secret Police, Lavrenti Beria.
Predicting Hitler’s Rise
Erik Jan Hanussen was a German mentalist. He advised Hitler and is said to have taught Hitler tricks for how he could mentally influence the thoughts of people in his crowds. Hanussen is probably most famous for predicting that Hitler would rise to supreme power because of the Reichstag fire.
That prediction was also probably responsible for Hanussen being assassinated and buried just outside of Berlin. Hitler or the men close to Hitler probably feared this man could know too much about their plans so they killed him to keep him quiet. Or perhaps the men close to Hitler had Hanussen killed because they feared that he could potentially have too much influence on Hitler. Whatever, the exact motive, Hanussen was certainly murdered because of his abilities with mentalism.
Mentalism is a fascinating form of magic. Many of the tricks that are performed are nothing short of astounding. However, not all tricks have been performed on stage or used to entertain. Wolf Messing and Erik Jan Hanussen are two men who used mentalism in everyday life. What they did makes for great stories about mentalism.
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