Kids these days will never understand what it was like to see Jackie in his prime. Dude was a beast and seeing him on the big screen was a fucking treat.
The reason why the gang had different races was because during the casting for this movie in the Bronx, the casting director chose mainly black people to play the gang members. However, Jackie did not like this casting decision and so decided to find people of different ethnicities to make up the gang. When asked why, Jackie said "no matter which race you are, there will always be good people and bad people wherever you go. That is why I get people from China, France, USA to be the bad guy in my movies"
@Jeremy Dixon That's not propaganda, that's just simple realism. Gangs tend to be segregated by race. I get the message Jackie wanted to send but it's pretty unlikely that there would be a multiracial street gang, even in New York City.
@@burmiester1 Not sure about America, but multi-ethnic gangs are common in the UK. I assumed it would be similar in the US? Or is the US more racially segregated?
Hong Kong-funded productions at this time spent considerably more time on action scenes than Hollywood would have done. Whenever Jackie and his team do choreography they were usually very particular about things such as camera-awareness, positioning of people and objects within the frame, techniques that look powerful even if they are not really connecting (which can also be helped by certain camera angles), edit points and - arguably the most important one - timing! The timing in those fight scenes that Jackie did in his heyday was one of the main things that was crucial to what made it so special: it was one of those things that you didn’t notice when it *is* there, but did notice when it was *not* there. By comparison the likelihood is that a Hollywood production would have just said “Time is money” and put the kibosh on even the *thought* of taking that long to do a fight scene. If you want a deeper look into Jackie’s choreography style, when he did the documentary _Jackie Chan: My Stunts_ he specifically choreographed two fight scenes with his stunt-team just for the documentary, and in each case it shows the complete scene before seeing the takes that did not make the final cut and why Jackie rejected them (even something as simple as someone/something coming into frame too early or too late can cause a whole section to have to be shot again).
to be fair, this isn't so much of a gang. They seem more like some misguided group of punks and raver kids. Very Gen X types. Seems like they all squatted at that loft lol.
They never play it anywhere on TV where I live, they only play his really popular Chinese made movies or his 21st century American made movies. That's the only reason why I say underrated. I want to see it on TV more.
My first date with Jackie was Armour of God. I was like... action movie that makes fun of itself? I was doing martial arts before, but this made me brake few of my bones.
Shakespeare once said that all the world's a stage. But us Jackie Chan fans know the truth. All the world's a weapon for beating the shit out of disgraceful punks with no respect.
What separated Jackie from everyone else was not only that everything in the scene could become a weapon like his jacket, or a ladder but that all of his fights were very believable
The idea of using ordinary things like a ladder or a stool or a jacket in a martial arts fight scene is allegedly from Jackie's lifelong close friend Sammo Hung.
I watched alot of interview podcast stuff with the original CGI martial arts caste of 1992 Mortal Kombat; Daniel Pesina Ho Sung Pak you'd be surprised to find how many of them not only knew the same trainers and martial arts Circle as Jackie (Hollywood stunt extras) but trained specifically in Wu Shu that's possibly the style he's using Jackie very famous for his use of props and objects and his surroundings
After this, they should have put on a poster on every store with a picture of Jackie Chan saying "Steal from us and we'll call him". Then shoplifting would never be a problem again.
I think Rumble in the Bronx might have been my first Jackie Chan film when I was a kid. I immediately loved Jackie after that and continued watching as many of his films as I could (including his cartoon series).
This was the first Jackie Chan movie I ever saw. It is an excellent, excellent movie. It's got everything you want in a '90s action flick. Martial arts, reckless stunts, period-specific campy underground gang (literally underground, which is important), redemption arc, slapstick, punching sounds that go "pwish", and gun sounds that go "pwishaw". It has all of the things.
Looks absolutely NOTHING like chris tucker get your eyes checked im not trying to be a dick or anything but seriously that guy looks nothing like chirs tucker thats like saying Sylvester Stallone looks like Arnold Schwarzenegger
One thing I like about this scene is its wholesome-ness. Even though Jackie's kicking ass he still stops the bad guy from tripping at the end. He just exudes kindness in a badass kind of way.
This scene alone is far more better than most of the action movies these days. It's like you can almost feel the impacts of every punches and kicks! Oh man, the good old days of Jackie Chan movies😎
Saw this with "the gang" back in '95. We had heard of Jackie Chan, and knew he was a big deal, but our exposure to him was pretty much limited to American movies like Cannonball Run. Seeing this was a game-changer, even for us Kung Fu fanboys who grew up on the old Shaw Brothers flicks and their ilk ("Kung Fu Theatre" on USA Network, anyone?). I absolutely adore this scene, and the one in the gang's hideout; the signature style of Jackie's fight scenes gave me a whole new appreciation for the art.
One of my most beloved Childhood movies. They just don’t make em like this anymore. Action-packed. So many countless scenes that’ll have you bustin out laughing. Great actors. Jackie Chan is the man
I would let Jackie Chan in my place to beat me up with my TV and snowboard and detonate plastic explosives on pictures of my family. As long as they got it on film.
I was more bothered by Jackie not aprehending these guys for the police so they pay for the damages. As is, their fight caused even more damage than the thefts and the shop has to pay for it. Also, this way the gang was free to go bother people elsewhere.
Everyone talks about how amazing of an actor Jackie Chen is and I agree however Anita Mui ( HK singer) is also amazing in this movie, she played her role perfectly👍🙂RIP Anita Mui 👼
I remember when I was a kid this movie made me idolize this man. As a kid you don’t analyze how realistic this stuff is. It’s just looks bad ass. Even now it still does lol.
This is why I love Jackie Chan he's creative about using ordinary objects, he turns even his jacket into a weapon of great power. I don't see alot of other martial artists actors do it that much. Usually they just objects to gain a foothold advantage which I understand but at the same time I'd prefer a more creative overall use for these which Jackie always provides.
My nigga Jackie was a fucking beast back in his prime!!! I remember my mom used to bring me to the cinema every year to watch Jackie Chan movies back in the 90's when i was growing up. Good times........
ClarenseE I agree, but lots of people discount this movie only because it was the first Jackie Chan movie released in US theaters since The Big Brawl. I think my 3 favorites are Drunken Master 2, Meals on Wheels and Dragons Forever.
+mightisright You mean "Wheels on Meals." It makes no sense, but the name was changed to that because the last three films Golden Harvest made starting with "M" were flops.
This brings me to a happy place. 1996 I was 10 yrs old visiting my cousins out of state. We went to Hollywood video to rent Super Nintendo games and movies. This was the first Jackie chan movie I ever saw. Staying up all night watching movie after movie and playing super Mario world eating hot Cheetos before they became internationally known. I remember they were hotter back then. Good days. Good times
This is my all time favorite jackie chan movie, mainly cs it was the first one I’ve watched, but also because the AMAZING fights in this movie. The alley fight was perfect
People who say Jet Li can kick Jackie Chan's ass don't know shit. The obviously haven't seen any of Jackie's older films. The fact that he does his own stunts, crash into real glass, take high falls just shows how much pain his body can take.
Rumble in the Bronx started it all. It was Jackie's first movie to be released theatrically in North America, and he became a global star shortly after.
I remember the first time i saw this scene. The way he hits the blade away from Angelo and cracks all 4 of them in 2 seconds. Incredible. Jackie Chan will forever be my favorite
Did you forget their hideout, full of stolen merchandise? Pretty sure they had everything from refrigerators to pinball machines to skiing equipment....
Hands down Jackie Chan is my favorite actors of all time. I didn’t grow up with cable or internet for the most part, so whenever his movies came on, I would get super excited, especially when Rumble in the Bronx or Rush Hour came on. Super wholesome dude. My mom who doesn’t speak much English recently got into watching his movies and she also loves him. Funny enough my brother in law looks like an exact Hispanic copy of Jackie Chan, like exact
Great era the better era the legendary Jackie Chan joys of my pre teen and teenage years growing up on his movies r.i.p the store manager both were great in drunken Master 2
Probably a rigged gig, where several people off camera, pull on a harness, to add to the effect - a very common procedure where these kinds of movies were concerned.
@@Seekingtruth-mx3ur it is. A commonly used technique to sell the effect. I watched the making of Robocop (1987 version), and similar pullies etc were used to sell the effect of the bad guys being shot by Robocops' gun. Always find behind the scenes stuff fascinating.
The fight with the Asian guy from 1:20 to 1:30 is one of the best 10 seconds in fight movie history. It’s like 6 cuts that lead up to a brutally fast kick to send a guy flying across a room.
Anita Mui (R.I.P.) was quite possibly my first Asian crush. I drooled over this lady every time I saw this film as a kid. Great fights and beautiful women.
ProjectGibix I just want to say I didn't know that lady passed away I seen that movie hers with Jet Li the enforcer and I just want a special shout-out and condolences to her family and I know Jackie Chan has to be devastated by her loss and the family rest in peace sister sleep with angels
Jackie Chan saying “ what’s up you got a problem?” is so different for him, but it works out perfectly here. To even be born one year before this movie was made, I feel privileged to of been around with Jackie Chan was in his prime. Such a legend.🙏🏾
This was my first Jackie Chan movie I saw in theaters with my dad and brother. I seen his older work but this was the one I saw that got him vastly popular in North America. I loved the fight scenes in this movie. still one of my fave Jackie Chan films
In the original Hong Kong version, he doesn't sound as goofy. In this scene, he even originally says "You want me to pay for this sh*t?!" You can even read it on his lips.
This was his first real mainstream leading role. I remember Jackie got fame for "doing his own stunts". I learned about stunt doubles as a young child back then. It's amazing that he never got seriously hurt from doing that.
If I remember correctly, you can watch him break his ankle during a jump from a bridge pier, into a boat...along with other stunt outtakes during the credit roll...
Развлечения
Kids these days will never understand what it was like to see Jackie in his prime. Dude was a beast and seeing him on the big screen was a fucking treat.
Yes
Exactly I'm turning 13 in 3 months and I created my own moves learning from him
The guy was the absolute embodiment of martial arts.
Long before Michael Jackson died, all my life, I've wanted to see Jackie Chan and Michael Jackson together.
@@treseancann1261 What? Why?
The reason why the gang had different races was because during the casting for this movie in the Bronx, the casting director chose mainly black people to play the gang members. However, Jackie did not like this casting decision and so decided to find people of different ethnicities to make up the gang. When asked why, Jackie said "no matter which race you are, there will always be good people and bad people wherever you go. That is why I get people from China, France, USA to be the bad guy in my movies"
@Jeremy Dixon That's not propaganda, that's just simple realism. Gangs tend to be segregated by race. I get the message Jackie wanted to send but it's pretty unlikely that there would be a multiracial street gang, even in New York City.
@Daniel Mata Haha good point
@Daniel Mata I dunno man, Ive had some strange shit happen to Self.
This Makes Me Respect Jackie Chan 100%
@@burmiester1 Not sure about America, but multi-ethnic gangs are common in the UK. I assumed it would be similar in the US? Or is the US more racially segregated?
"Don't ever make trouble here. I will beat you up each time." Best line of the movie.
"Careful, mind your step."
@@J.T.650lmao his broken English. I loven it.
@@J.T.650 Took me so many years to understand what he said..
@@J.T.650thank you, thank you
jackie chan almost slit the guy throat
The choreography in this movie was fucking amazing. Every single fight scene was incredible
+SSJ Goku One of his best films, no doubt.
you betcha and Jackie is still the best stuntman/ badass.
Hong Kong-funded productions at this time spent considerably more time on action scenes than Hollywood would have done. Whenever Jackie and his team do choreography they were usually very particular about things such as camera-awareness, positioning of people and objects within the frame, techniques that look powerful even if they are not really connecting (which can also be helped by certain camera angles), edit points and - arguably the most important one - timing! The timing in those fight scenes that Jackie did in his heyday was one of the main things that was crucial to what made it so special: it was one of those things that you didn’t notice when it *is* there, but did notice when it was *not* there.
By comparison the likelihood is that a Hollywood production would have just said “Time is money” and put the kibosh on even the *thought* of taking that long to do a fight scene.
If you want a deeper look into Jackie’s choreography style, when he did the documentary _Jackie Chan: My Stunts_ he specifically choreographed two fight scenes with his stunt-team just for the documentary, and in each case it shows the complete scene before seeing the takes that did not make the final cut and why Jackie rejected them (even something as simple as someone/something coming into frame too early or too late can cause a whole section to have to be shot again).
Ya my favorite is the knife-jacket defense. :) The wrap around, kick out the blade, then elbow to the face etc. - it's good kungfu.
Highlander15 Hahaha, that's my favorite one too in this scene.
the gang in this movie is so ethnically diverse
Lol
to be fair, this isn't so much of a gang. They seem more like some misguided group of punks and raver kids. Very Gen X types. Seems like they all squatted at that loft lol.
Who cares
The boy Vro clearly you do, the person just wanted to comment about it. Cuz you know it's a COMMENT SECTION
Yeah keep in mind this film was produced in Canada by Chinese filmmakers
One of the best, underrated movies ever made. This was my first introduction to Jackie Chan in 1996 when I was 16, great movie.
def not underrated, i remember when this came to america in the late 90's. it was huge, it's what got jackie chan popular here in the states
They never play it anywhere on TV where I live, they only play his really popular Chinese made movies or his 21st century American made movies. That's the only reason why I say underrated. I want to see it on TV more.
My first date with Jackie was Armour of God. I was like... action movie that makes fun of itself? I was doing martial arts before, but this made me brake few of my bones.
Gun Sam 8
Gun Sam is quite
It's very interesting how Jackie Chan either uses objects in his fights or use the environment around him he makes the fights look real fun and funny
I know right & Jackie Chan really did not have to use the environment to beat these guys, he could done it out in the open easily.
yeah thats his trademark
The true airbender xD
Shakespeare once said that all the world's a stage. But us Jackie Chan fans know the truth. All the world's a weapon for beating the shit out of disgraceful punks with no respect.
Jackie Chan is the only guy on Earth who will beat you and your friends up with a fridge and a pair of skis.
What separated Jackie from everyone else was not only that everything in the scene could become a weapon like his jacket, or a ladder but that all of his fights were very believable
Yea he'd take a HELL of a beating before doing the Hero thang and whoop'n ASS 😏
@@robertchavez989 right. He had a vulnerability
The idea of using ordinary things like a ladder or a stool or a jacket in a martial arts fight scene is allegedly from Jackie's lifelong close friend Sammo Hung.
I watched alot of interview podcast stuff with the original CGI martial arts caste of 1992 Mortal Kombat; Daniel Pesina Ho Sung Pak you'd be surprised to find how many of them not only knew the same trainers and martial arts Circle as Jackie (Hollywood stunt extras) but trained specifically in Wu Shu that's possibly the style he's using Jackie very famous for his use of props and objects and his surroundings
@@subhashxrecord3131 oh wow that’s cool!
This gang definitely abiding by equal opportunity hiring practices.
+Cloud_Hiding_Moon I was confused until i noticed just about every race was in that gang ! LOL
+Cloud_Hiding_Moon Lol! And people nowadays are saying, "Why do we need to be so politically correct?"
+BadPeople1100 Yeah because white guys are NEVER in gangs......(moron)
Was that "ethnically diverse" gang even realistic?
It's as realistic as the rest of the movie, including the mountain range clearly seen from the Bronx.
“Wassup? You got a prahbrem?” Top 10 favorite JC quotes for sure lmfao
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Jackie Chan was 39 when he made this movie
Seriously??? He looked damn younger than 39.
42 actually
Yeah pretty amazing!
division100 but looked and moved like he was 29
NO!!!! Get outta here!!!
After this, they should have put on a poster on every store with a picture of Jackie Chan saying "Steal from us and we'll call him". Then shoplifting would never be a problem again.
Superdarkcloud666 facts
Do it!
Lol I never thought of something like that before
I love Jackie Chan. He always had well choreographed and entertaining fight scenes!
I think Rumble in the Bronx might have been my first Jackie Chan film when I was a kid. I immediately loved Jackie after that and continued watching as many of his films as I could (including his cartoon series).
This was the first Jackie Chan movie I ever saw. It is an excellent, excellent movie. It's got everything you want in a '90s action flick. Martial arts, reckless stunts, period-specific campy underground gang (literally underground, which is important), redemption arc, slapstick, punching sounds that go "pwish", and gun sounds that go "pwishaw". It has all of the things.
Jackie chan would make the best security guard.
yes or yet a martial arts teacher or a fitness trainer.
He's inspector Lee already.
Jackie is good Jet Li is better.
Ray Chow he isn't
Zexsen Yes he is I like Chan but he's more of a stunt man than a martial artist while is Li a wushu champion.
1:25 best kick I've ever seen. So agile and powerful
The one at 1:43 is pretty good too.
DAMN! Good kick, Lee.
@@BlackDiamond2718Chan!
1:33
the way jackie kicks the knife from his hand... that is the cleanest kick I've ever seen
Saw this movie 3 times when it came out.Scenes like this blew me away each time.Jackie's fitness & agility throughout the film are staggering.
2:39 I seriously thought that was Chris Tucker for a second lmaooo
Hanzo Hasashi never
He's like the prototype Chris Tucker. :D
Foreshadowing
Looks absolutely NOTHING like chris tucker get your eyes checked im not trying to be a dick or anything but seriously that guy looks nothing like chirs tucker thats like saying Sylvester Stallone looks like Arnold Schwarzenegger
Adam Khid sounds like Chris tucker
R.I.P Anita Mui (the chinese lady in this clip) you will be missed since the Heroic Trio and Jet Li's The Enforcer (a.k.a My father is a hero) films
Respect. She was amazing and a legend. Loved her in The Heroic Trio
She also famously appeared in _Miracles_ and _Drunken Master II_ , both of which starred Jackie Chan.
Manny Scott she dead?
+Mikkel mads Sørensen Sadly she died of cervical cancer in December 2003.
I know. Miss Anita Mui. She was a beauty and The Heroic Trio was amazing.
"Stealing?! I teach you!"
Jackie's famous punchline before kicking ass 😂
One thing I like about this scene is its wholesome-ness. Even though Jackie's kicking ass he still stops the bad guy from tripping at the end. He just exudes kindness in a badass kind of way.
This scene alone is far more better than most of the action movies these days. It's like you can almost feel the impacts of every punches and kicks! Oh man, the good old days of Jackie Chan movies😎
This fight scene is both badass and funny at the same time I just laugh my ass off when he punches Angelo and he runs towards the pole 🤣🤣
Same here buddy🤣🤣🤣🤣
Saw this with "the gang" back in '95. We had heard of Jackie Chan, and knew he was a big deal, but our exposure to him was pretty much limited to American movies like Cannonball Run. Seeing this was a game-changer, even for us Kung Fu fanboys who grew up on the old Shaw Brothers flicks and their ilk ("Kung Fu Theatre" on USA Network, anyone?). I absolutely adore this scene, and the one in the gang's hideout; the signature style of Jackie's fight scenes gave me a whole new appreciation for the art.
Tenderfoot Prepper you must mean 96.
You should watch Kung Fu hustle with your old gang and thank me later . It's one of the best
@@1mrlee oh, that's another good one!
One of the most underrated movies ever. Great brutal fight scenes, especially when he raids their hangout, that’s a epic scene.
You are all garbage!
1 Baby boomer vs 20 Gen X’s
probably my favorite Jackie chan fight scene of all time. the shots/punches/kicks/sound fx all work so perfect together. he's like a one man army.
One of my most beloved Childhood movies. They just don’t make em like this anymore. Action-packed. So many countless scenes that’ll have you bustin out laughing. Great actors. Jackie Chan is the man
Better if they just robbed the store, jackie made more damage
Yea but him kicking the shit out of them is more badass and well worth the price of the store.
I would let Jackie Chan in my place to beat me up with my TV and snowboard and detonate plastic explosives on pictures of my family. As long as they got it on film.
Clayton Bigsby I'd pay to see that.
I was more bothered by Jackie not aprehending these guys for the police so they pay for the damages.
As is, their fight caused even more damage than the thefts and the shop has to pay for it. Also, this way the gang was free to go bother people elsewhere.
Khongor Shatar FR! He ruined like the whole store and they were stealing some candy
How much $$ lost from stealing vs $$ lost from Jackie's ass whooping damage 😂😂😂
The speed of his punches at 1:13 is just incredible.
When you're fighting Jackie, Never bring a Knife to a sweater fight
Rather not fight against Jackie at all😄🔥
prime JAckie Chan was SOOO fast and athletic. One of my favourite films ever.
Everyone talks about how amazing of an actor Jackie Chen is and I agree however Anita Mui ( HK singer) is also amazing in this movie, she played her role perfectly👍🙂RIP Anita Mui 👼
thank you Jackie for existing
Go search up, he is a crook in real life.
when i first saw this scene as a kid, it blew my fuckin' balls off. i never get tired of watching jackie chan fights.
Timeless
Long before Michael Jackson died, all my life, I've wanted to see Jackie Chan and Michael Jackson together.
" I dont wan trabo! "
imhellag LOL! I laughed so hard at this.
😂😂😂IM FKN DED LMAO
Lmaaoooooooo
You wanna pork bun!
انا.احبك.جكى
I remember when I was a kid this movie made me idolize this man. As a kid you don’t analyze how realistic this stuff is. It’s just looks bad ass. Even now it still does lol.
This is why I love Jackie Chan he's creative about using ordinary objects, he turns even his jacket into a weapon of great power. I don't see alot of other martial artists actors do it that much. Usually they just objects to gain a foothold advantage which I understand but at the same time I'd prefer a more creative overall use for these which Jackie always provides.
That’s what made him different
Fun Fact. Ben Stiller was in this scene, the one that said "Que Pasa"
There will never fucking be another Jackie Chan. That makes me sad and happy.
Use to watch dis back to back wen i was a kid..😂😂😂
0:55 Ben Stiller cameo
DixieBanjo I thought I was the only one that thought it was him
jokesterr119 No Boriqua Cameo
Lmfao!!
1:26 I forgot how bad ass that kick was. Love this movie
I remember watching this as a kid, couldn’t believe it was rated r.
Thunder hawk , rumble in the Bronx , first strike , who am I , mr nice guy .. drunk master 2 .. all classics
Ended up destroying more merchandise then they stolen 🤣
Yes I am not kidding. Jackie Chan is really 40 years old but he move fast and fight well at that time.
My nigga Jackie was a fucking beast back in his prime!!! I remember my mom used to bring me to the cinema every year to watch Jackie Chan movies back in the 90's when i was growing up. Good times........
Even though I think this movie ranks low on his resume, this movie has some very satisfying scenes,
+mightisright Why low? In his top 5 easily.
ClarenseE I agree, but lots of people discount this movie only because it was the first Jackie Chan movie released in US theaters since The Big Brawl. I think my 3 favorites are Drunken Master 2, Meals on Wheels and Dragons Forever.
I don't know, yo. This was fire.
+mightisright I don't care! HE SO SO FUCKING BADASS!
+mightisright You mean "Wheels on Meals." It makes no sense, but the name was changed to that because the last three films Golden Harvest made starting with "M" were flops.
This brings me to a happy place. 1996 I was 10 yrs old visiting my cousins out of state. We went to Hollywood video to rent Super Nintendo games and movies. This was the first Jackie chan movie I ever saw. Staying up all night watching movie after movie and playing super Mario world eating hot Cheetos before they became internationally known. I remember they were hotter back then. Good days. Good times
Ikr What I wouldn't give to go back to those days.
@@treseancann1261 same brotha. Same.
1:25 the most powerful kick in movie history lol
- Which of those four Jackie will attack first?
- All of them.
- Yeah I know, but which one FIRST.
- All. Of. Them.
This is my all time favorite jackie chan movie, mainly cs it was the first one I’ve watched, but also because the AMAZING fights in this movie. The alley fight was perfect
People who say Jet Li can kick Jackie Chan's ass don't know shit. The obviously haven't seen any of Jackie's older films. The fact that he does his own stunts, crash into real glass, take high falls just shows how much pain his body can take.
:48 to 2:21 - definition of badass. 2:22 to 2:25 - definition of badass with style and class.
1:40 Me trying to turn my life around
hahahahahahahahah
LOL the black guy at the end talking to jackie like ''wow how did he do that, woo hey ya!'' made me laugh so fucking hard, hahahahah!
Stealing from the store is unacceptable, but kicking his ass and destroying more product should always be the punishment🎉🎉
If Jackie Chan was in Rick's band, these Negan's would not last.
I guess so
You do have a point
Jackie was easily the most entertaining of all the action stars. Great skills and just plain fun to watch.
Rumble in the Bronx started it all. It was Jackie's first movie to be released theatrically in North America, and he became a global star shortly after.
Waiting for Shang Chi to use that jacket move!!!
RIP Anita Mui
Whaaaat - she passed away ! ?
Jackie Chan should have been a big star in the early 80’s already.
Damn he is even more quick than in rush hour. ❤
God I miss the days when Jackie Chan could do this! There'll never be another!
Long before Michael Jackson died, all my life, I've wanted to see Jackie Chan and Michael Jackson together.
"Did you see him? I think he broke my nose!!!" LMAO! Look like he broke his own nose if you ask me XD
My mom fell in love with Jackie Chan in this movie
I remember the first time i saw this scene. The way he hits the blade away from Angelo and cracks all 4 of them in 2 seconds. Incredible. Jackie Chan will forever be my favorite
Long before Michael Jackson died, all my life, I've wanted to see Jackie Chan and Michael Jackson together.
1:39 when angelo turns around when he thought he get punched again I died lmfao
My old cat used to do that whenever he didn't want us to catch him -- he'd bang his head on the same chair leg every time.
Every group has that one guy😄
Good Guy Jackie Chan:
Beats you up like no other, still nice enough to say "Watch your step" so you don't hurt yourself by your own cause.
This was always one of my favorite Jackie Chan movies!😁
One of Jackie best scenes
This is my favorite Jackie Chan movie. It's better than karate kid and all of the rush hours (in my opinion).
+mark jacobs Mine as well. Let me give those thieves, muggers, killers and criminal masterminds a bit of advice: Don't mess with Jackie Chan.
Agreed
rush hour?
oming daniel Rush Hour is also one of my favorites but if I had to choose, I'd choose Rumble in the Bronx.
Man I remember the 90s. Dark time, crazy street gangs stealing candy and sugary drinks all the time. It was madness.
lol right, they are "professional shoplifters" at the age of 38.
Did you forget their hideout, full of stolen merchandise? Pretty sure they had everything from refrigerators to pinball machines to skiing equipment....
Hands down Jackie Chan is my favorite actors of all time. I didn’t grow up with cable or internet for the most part, so whenever his movies came on, I would get super excited, especially when Rumble in the Bronx or Rush Hour came on. Super wholesome dude. My mom who doesn’t speak much English recently got into watching his movies and she also loves him. Funny enough my brother in law looks like an exact Hispanic copy of Jackie Chan, like exact
Long before Michael Jackson died, all my life, I've wanted to see Jackie Chan and Michael Jackson together.
Great era the better era the legendary Jackie Chan joys of my pre teen and teenage years growing up on his movies r.i.p the store manager both were great in drunken Master 2
That kick or teep at 1:43 was pretty powerful.
Probably a rigged gig, where several people off camera, pull on a harness, to add to the effect - a very common procedure where these kinds of movies were concerned.
@@jamesbarbour8400 yeah true. Good effect though.
@@Seekingtruth-mx3ur it is. A commonly used technique to sell the effect. I watched the making of Robocop (1987 version), and similar pullies etc were used to sell the effect of the bad guys being shot by Robocops' gun.
Always find behind the scenes stuff fascinating.
Chris tucker acted great in this scene
Thats the joke
if only he had a bigger part.
ryujinjakk4 that wasnt Chris Tucker...
+Ernest Wilcox What? You mean all the funny Black guys in the Jackie Chan movies aren't him? "Shocked, I'm shocked! To find out that ..."
Some people don’t get what a joke is
Just rewatched this classic never gets old
I came to the states in 1997, this was the one of the video tape i had at home, and rewatched it many times.
The fight with the Asian guy from 1:20 to 1:30 is one of the best 10 seconds in fight movie history. It’s like 6 cuts that lead up to a brutally fast kick to send a guy flying across a room.
Anita Mui (R.I.P.) was quite possibly my first Asian crush. I drooled over this lady every time I saw this film as a kid. Great fights and beautiful women.
Fucking cancer :(
+ProjectGibix Tragically she only lived to be forty years old of cervical cancer,RIP anita (1963-2003).
It was genetic, by the looks of things. She also had a sister named Ann Mui who also died of the disease at a way-too-young age a few years earlier.
ProjectGibix I just want to say I didn't know that lady passed away I seen that movie hers with Jet Li the enforcer and I just want a special shout-out and condolences to her family and I know Jackie Chan has to be devastated by her loss and the family rest in peace sister sleep with angels
Jackie Chan saying “ what’s up you got a problem?” is so different for him, but it works out perfectly here. To even be born one year before this movie was made, I feel privileged to of been around with Jackie Chan was in his prime. Such a legend.🙏🏾
Jackie Chan is a type of guy he doesn’t want to start trouble unless he really needs to fight
This was my first Jackie Chan movie I saw in theaters with my dad and brother. I seen his older work but this was the one I saw that got him vastly popular in North America. I loved the fight scenes in this movie. still one of my fave Jackie Chan films
That blonde guy talks like a cartoon character. I couldn’t take him seriously when watching the movie 🤣🤣
In the original Hong Kong version, he doesn't sound as goofy.
In this scene, he even originally says "You want me to pay for this sh*t?!" You can even read it on his lips.
This is a throwback. I remember watching this ish on VHS and rewinding Jackie’s ass kicking scenes.
Peak Jacky❤. Going to rewatch this film today.
man that kick at 1:26 gets me everytime.. pow!
Saunders Cowie yeah that spinning side kick was epic
That Joe Rogan kick
"careful mind your step" 😂😂😂
He went to the Bronx. A real One. Stayed to rumble, that’s a servant 😂
One of my favourite Jackie Chan movies.
I love when Jackie does this 1:32 so much fun to watch 😂👊🏼
This was his first real mainstream leading role. I remember Jackie got fame for "doing his own stunts". I learned about stunt doubles as a young child back then. It's amazing that he never got seriously hurt from doing that.
If I remember correctly, you can watch him break his ankle during a jump from a bridge pier, into a boat...along with other stunt outtakes during the credit roll...
“The Big Brawl” aka “Battle Creek Brawl” was a decade and a half before this?
I love how he was there 2 protect them thank God
I'd watch Jackie fights all day long. He's the fookin man 👍
Jackie has good back kicks.