well , i heard in an interview done with benny the jet that jackie chan told benny he wanted the scene and fight to be like that , that benny gave his all in that fight , and that jackie was ready to take the beating for the scene to be this great , this is the outcome of it all these years later still holds .
how many of u have watch scott adkin's interview with benny the jet, the punch to benny's face in wheels on meal is real.jackie really punched real hard on his face. and the kick to jackie's chess is real too. jackie asked him to kick hard to make the scene more real.
i saw and heard in some interview that the candle scene were those were blown out by bennys kick was real , no fake , so he did put out those candles with his kick , .
th.... thanos?!? You can't possibly mention that piece of shit of a name in a Jackie Chan compilation. Please leave american movies out of discussions in JC threads. Americans are good at many things, but not at close combat movies. They're not creative, nor fast enough to even think about competing with the Master of martial arts movies, Mr. Jackie Chan himself
@@blabla-rg7ky DEFINITELY NOT TRUE, loved Chan since his Drunken style-Fearless Hyena Days(Like Big Brawl Best) His movies are riddled with" phony Impossible trick" accompanied by Physical GENIUS. As a Longtime Martial Artist AND movie enthusiasts I ,like MOST non Asians DON'T LIKE THE PHONEY. 🙄🤔 Look at the choreography for BLOOD AND BONE,BEST OF THE BEST 1AND 4,NEVER SURRENDER 2-3 American made Martial Arts films that capture the Spirit of the Arts in a FAR MORE REALISTIC MANNER,yet still displaying the Deadly Beauty of a style/System. One only has to look at Chand' outtakes to see how"phoney" many of his moves are..Takes those of us who know ,RIGHT OUT THE MOVIE With "Impossible "shit. Look at Thanos' fighting style and at least its ALL DOABLE😂 If you guys think Michael Jai,Phillip Rhee, Jason Statham(Wild card) aren't as talented or those fight scenes aren't as good then you just don't know anything about how to make "good fight scenes " and just PREFER the PHONEY 😂😃
@@bronzetiger3837 no idea what you're talking about but since you say that non-asians are better at asian style of fighting than asians themselves your opinion matters squat in my eyes. Sorry (not really), let's agree to disagree and move on :)
@@blabla-rg7ky I feel you,ya likes what ya like. But As for the"Do it better than Asian thing", YOU DO KNOW that in fighting they haven't been considered the best in a Long, long time. TOURNAMENTS like K-1, and Absolute fighting, UFC,PRIDE,Glory ,ONE and MANY OTHER shows,MANY SPONSORED BY ASIANS,YET RARELY WON BY ASIANS Have proven that. Same for the film world as the Asians often try to emulate American box office success by making "more films with Western sensibilities ". Fast.and Furious and AVENGERS movies make more than the few Martial arts films they DO make......In China!....They love our stuff. Didn't mean to imply that our choreography is necessarily better,SOMETIMES it is(Best of the Best,Bone,Wick) sometimes its NOT(Ip Man,Onk Bak, The Protector, THE RAID 1-2 ALL ARE SUPERIOR fight films😁) I just meant that EVERYONE now days can make EXCELLENT fight films(European, UNDISPUTED BOYKA series,hell Scott Adkins himselfLOL) And unlike our Jacky Chan faves in the 80's these movies are more grounded,utilizing less camera tricks and stunts as substitution for lack of combat expertise. Be Healthy. Be safe.
@skirts365 You must be on a good one. You can find Benny at his gym in North Hollywood, California. Teaching kickboxing to all ages. By the way he looks good for his age.
@season yukwongtse Stan the man Longinidis is better than him and so is John Wayne Parr. Parr is a Muay Thai fighter though and Longinidis is a Heavyweight but they are still better than Zambidis.
@season yukwongtse Parr fought Zambidis 3 times and won 2,including 1 by TKO.Zambidis won by majority decision,so Parr is better. Maybe English isn't your 1st language beca use you don't make much sensen I ?
For 27 years of my age, all those years I've wonder why this scene so good, today I know the truth turns out this white man is kickboxing champ benny the jet... What a Master 😍
I remember renting Jackie Chan films on VHS from the corner shop when I was a kid, the Wheels on Meals fight scene is outstanding but my favourite film was always Armour of God! Good times 😃👍
Gotta love these fights. You can literally feel the power in all of Benny's attacks. Most of the fights were in side shots with little to none of that perspective distortion movie magic. Benny is so clean. My friend told me the first fight was actually composed of real fight and choreographed fight hence why the first half was so intense.
@@crazyvideoholic9380 I subscribe to your desire. I, myself, have thought about this many times, but apparently no big actor wants to be the loser, even if only for a movie. And this despite the fact that it would be a very refreshing idea, and something that would be very welcome by many viewers. And to be further honest, if anyone's capable of, and "insane" (in a good way) enough to come up with such a movie it's gonna be none other than Jackie Chan himself. This guy is so creative, and so unconventional that I wouldn't be surprised if he ever starred in, or directed a movie in which the bad guy wins all the time :)
@@muhy429 sammo is the fat guy that you see - usually in a secondary role most of the time - in many JC movies, but which is responsible for coreographing many fight scenes in many JC movies. Some of the most spectacular fight scenes in movies like Project A, Dragons Forever, the "Lucky Stars" series or Police Story series are Sammo's doing
The greatest action star ever and one of the greatest fighters ever. For a short stocky dude, Benny was lightning fast, agile and flexible. Nothing more to say about "Chan the Man."
Trivia: While the overall fight is highly choreographed, the impact of those punches were real. The two agreed to hit each other for real and add as much power as possible to make it all look realistic. Jackie was a perfectionist, and Benny on the other hand was a professional fighter. Through his translator (Since Jackie did not speak a lot of English that time) he, asked Benny if he would let him hit him with full contact or power. Benny said, "Oh yeah sure, this is what I do for a living". Afterwards, Jackie asked if Benny could kick him for real. Benny asked if Jackie was sure. He noded yes, And so he did, and it sent Jackie flying across the hall. Benny got worried that it pissed Jackie off and he would fire his ass. Instead Jackie gave Benny a thumbs up and from there on, they agreed to hit each other for real. Benny of course was holding back, but Jackie pretty much delivered his blows with power. Which is why it all looks too real.
It can literally feel the power of those punches and kicks....that's why I keep on coming back to see this fight scene ever once in a while...but thanks for the trivia anyways... appreciate it...
My hot take is that Bruce Lee would have not done a fight scene like this one, because he took himself too seriously. That's why the older I get the more I appreciate Jackie's style, humor, and willingness to show opponents that might actually be a threat to him. Lee's scenes were always so one-sided. The Jackie vs. Benny scene is one of my favorite cinema fights of all time.
With all respect but thats not really true. Let s go through Lee s 4 1/2 films when his characters were the protagonists: 1) The Big Boss aka Fists of Fury Progatonist: Cheng, Chaoan (Bruce Lee) Antagonist: Mr. Mi (Han, Yingchieh aka Hon, Yingit) Mr Cheng struggled very much with Mr Mi. He gets hit by him many times and even slashed with a knife. Cheng only wins in a very close fight. 2) Fist of Fury aka The Chinese Connection Protagonist: Chen, Zhen (Bruce Lee) Antagonists: Suzuki (Riki Hashimoto), Petrov (Bob Baker) Chen has much trouble with Petrov. He defeats Suzuki with a Nunchaku vs a Katana. 3) Way of the Dragon aka Return of the Dragon Protagonist: Tang, Lung (Bruce Lee) Antagonist: Colt (Chuck Norris) Even if Lung wins in the end, he gets floored by Colt three times in the beginning. 4) Enter the Dragon Protagonist: Lee (Bruce Lee) Antagonist: Mr Han (Shieh, Kien aka Shek, Kin) Han has the big advantage becaus of his big steel claw. So maybe this fight is bad to judge. 5) Game of Death Protagonist: Hai, Tien (Bruce Lee) Antagonists: Escrima Master (Dan Inosanto); Hapkido Master (Ji, Hanjae); Giant (Kareem Abdul-Jabbar). Hai defeats the Escrima and Hapkido Masters without too much effort, but he bararely wins against the 7'2"=218cm giant. So you cant really say the fights of Lee's movie characters are one-sided. He gets hit and hurt by almost anyone.
This is all true and I agree with the fights, although usually Lee defeats his opponents with ease until near the end of the movies where he often rarely takes a fair hit from an antagonist, but I disagree about the Hapkido Master fight being easy for Hai Tien, the allies constantly distracted him which made him sustain more damage from the Hapkido Master, so the fight wasn't fully fair, however when Hai Tien eventually breaks his back, he is limping and is in clear pain, he does somewhat recover before fighting the giant (Mantis is his name in the 1972 version), but he has many bruises and takes many hits even without distractions although he mostly dominates throughout the fight, he takes around as many hits as when he takes on Mantis.@@chrisbach1533
This has got 2 be one of Jackies best competitions. Especially when it looks like he's actually having a hard time competing against Benny, who seems 2 be jus as fast as Jackie. Plus the expression on Jackies face is knowing he's gonna have a hard time with this one.
Josh Awesome but in reality Benny would mop the floor with Jackie chan . Benny is 67-0 , I wish he'd be young now and took mcgregor to school and took his lunch money
m.ruclips.net/video/BHk_y_y9wsM/видео.html. A loss to a thaiboxer. Still amazing fighter and would kill Jackie with his boxing, kicking and Judo of course.
@@philipcoffman4372 Bennie and Jackie agreed throw down for real in Wheels on Meals just for a scene and gave each other a good match, even hit one an other in the face.
Jackie actually had a lot of trouble fighting Benny.people forget Benny beat foreign fighters on their own turf.and he was a legendary kickboxer.even Chuck Norris said Benny was the world's best( he's underrated).
one of the most insane and underrated moves in action film, was when Jackie dodged a kick from Benny by falling back on that concrete slab and kipping up INSTANTLY. So fast and insane!!!
@0:23 A simple spin kick but yet looks so awesome, not sure if was the timing or just the way it was done but I always rewound this over and over...Benny The Jet, what an extremely underrated legend.
nothing against modern mma but it was so cool to see things like this back then. it made martial arts like magic a person can learn. of course reality now is more effective but simply not as much fun to imagine. growing up really blows at certain times.
Scott adkins has a new youtube series where he interviews western martial arts legends, The Art of Action. He just interviewed benny and they talked about this scene. The slowed down punch when they are on the carpet/rug as benny was falling was real lol
I was noticing that some of their hits were actually connecting. That's crazy! Normally in old films you can tell right away that they're not going at it for real
Think i remember i saw behind da scene n in the interview i think i heard JC that wanted to make it real a possible lol he to mr Benny U to punch him foreal lol
This fight scene looked like a sparring session love these guys the real deal grew up watching Jackie Chan 1 of a kind and took alot of risks doing his own very dangerous stunts and thanks God he's still with us💯💯💯💯💪💪👊👊👊👊
Ken was inspired by legendary US Full-Contact Karate champ Joe Lewis,there's a famous picture from Joe,where he's wearing a red Karate Gi just like Ken. Here: pbs.twimg.com/media/CWcJ8GCW4AAEOdt.jpg Ryu is inspired by Mas Oyama,the founder of Kyokushin Karate,who also trained on a mountain and then journeyed all over Japan and challenged the greatest Karate masters of Japan to fights. Deejay is inspired by Billy Blanks,who is a well-known Martial Arts master,action movie star and creator of the ''Tae-Bo" fitness program. Sagat is inspired by Sagat Petchyindee,legendary Muay Thai champion. He's running a Muay Thai academy nowadays in Thailand. And of course Fei Long is inspired by Bruce Lee and Balrog from Mike Tyson.
Isso sim é um filme de artes marciais, não igual a essas besteiras mentirosas que passa hoje em dia. Jack e Benny são duas lendas de vdd das artes marciais.
@@vortis18 As cenas de brigas nos filmes do John Wick são super mentirosas. As cenas de luta nos filmes do Jackie Chan são mil vezes melhores e muito mais bem feitas. Diferente dessas porcarias de Hollywood.
Só os filmes chineses dos anos 80 juntamente com as histórias em quadrinhos e os desenhos animados japoneses são melhores do que 99% dos filmes de Hollywood dessa mesma época. Os asiáticos sabem fazer conteúdos melhores do que os estadunidenses.
@@estudanteuniversitario8000 Isso se explica porque os super heróis asiáticos da nossa infância a exemplo de Jaspion, Jiraya, Kamen Rider, entre outros desapareceram das telas. Foram banidos pelos americanos. Eles querem e amerianizar nossas mentes e vender somente seu peixe.
DENNIS RARDIN .... also David Lee Roth. One of my siblings trained with Benny back in the ‘70s. I believe the Urquidez Dojo was in Van•Nuys at the time. He’s a true pioneer
it's good that they made Benny basically kick the shit out of Jackie cuz The Jet is a real fighter and that's probably what would actually happen. thank Bruce Lee for that: prior to him, martial artists in films were actors. Lee was the one to change the industry standard.
I know both of these legends and let me tell you guys this fight was as full contact as it was possible and Benny The Jet who is my Sensei was undefeated for over quarter century and voted by prestigious Black Belt Magazine as the best Full Contact fighter of all time before UFC... 63 - 0 with 57 KO’s ! JT aka Vega from Street Fighter ⚡️
Wish he had a school here in Ga. Ha! Benny was in Road House during the scene when big foot ran over the cars. Also he was the fight choreographer in credits. 👍😎🎸
I got to see The Jet fight 3-4 times growing up in the 70’s @ The LA Forum & The Olympic. A true pioneer & really the first American to incorporate Thai techniques
Unbelievably as it may sound what I'm about to say, it's still true: I am against violence. But I'm pro Jackie Chan. When this guy is violent you can't really blame him or take him seriously because he's cutely violent. I mean, even though his fight scenes are realistic and spectacular as fuck, there's also something relaxing (even comedic) about them, and that is a JC trademark. As such, you can't really be against the violence promoted by JC, nor can you take him seriously even though you know he's a good fighter. THIS is why I like him and why he's been my favorite actor since I was a young kid in the 80s. JC's biggest desire and life goal has always been to be remembered for his movies, even after he dies. Well, I will remember him for as long as I live, even though he's still alive (and God helps that he'll stay like this for another 100 years if he wishes to). For me, he's not only a great actor, but a great personality as well. He's won me over decades ago and I don't regret shit. I have grown up with the best of the best (Jackie Chan, the music of the 80s, and AC Milan beating the crap out of everyone in early to mid 2000s). I have good memories...
LoL. I love how Benny flicks his suspenders to style on Jackie. Where I'm from there is an expression that says ''se pèter les bretelles''. It's hard to translate but that flick is exactly the move it refers to. You say this when someone praises himself too much. When someone is too cocky. I really thought it was just an expression. But Benny here does it. Literraly.
@@liberals_destroy_everythin2497 The kick was meant to go by the candles and make them flicker, they weren't expecting it to *snuff them out*, because that's obviously insane, but it happened so it got left in. They didn't get a whole lot of extra takes with this one since Jackie eventually told Benny to hit him for real since he was totally unused to working in front of the camera, so he was seriously roughed up by the end!
In the first Jackie fights like he's crazy. In the 2nd,it's like he's desperately struggling to come up with something creative/ unexpected enough, fighting someone that's his equal, to win. Improv
Arguably one of the best martial arts fight you'll ever see. Jackie and Bennie the Jet put on a show that probably was painful to shoot but you couldn't ask for more.
Jackie was always hardcore and still is now.He can take all kinds of beatings like a man and still manage to fight back he's bad ass asf I'll give em that.
watched this as a kid and thought it was best fight scene ever. still holds up
Did you ever see the scene of Jackie vs Ken lo
yea bro
Me too
What I love most is that they actually express their pain. All those hits hurt like hell after a while.
well , i heard in an interview done with benny the jet that jackie chan told benny he wanted the scene and fight to be like that , that benny gave his all in that fight , and that jackie was ready to take the beating for the scene to be this great , this is the outcome of it all these years later still holds .
Probly one of the best fight scenes in movie history
I agree 💯
Manny Gonzalez same here :-)
By 2 of the best to ever do it as well Benny "Jet" Urquidez is a legend also.
I give that to Jackie Chan vs Ken Lo. The choreography is flawless in that scene.
Manny Gonzalez check out 4:14
2:55 that fake step kick and counter is gold
The technicality of that one move is elite. Probably one of the best moves without any cgi.
0:11
This little kick/flip/roll combo sequence is like the best thing I had ever seen! SO AWESOME!
I agree that move was🔥🔥🔥
This combo looks so smooth. The first time I was like WTF is that :o
I thought it was only me. I replayed it like 10 times. Beautiful.
On god
2:57
I can't stop smiling..vintage greatness on display!
with Jackie's comedy and Benny's seriousness makes a Great fight scene...
you cant see this quality of fighting scenes on today movies unfortunately .. both guys are so skilled specially mr urquidez fast and perfect moves!!!
Benny was such a beast, great martial artist, respect
Yeah no doubt.💪
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and a pro fighter too. In fact he let Jackie hit him with impact
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49 wins, 1 lose, 1 draw, 3 NC.
Benny's kickboxing career is amazing (he has 18 additional wins if you count mixed martial art).
3 north Carolinas?! That is pretty good.
how many of u have watch scott adkin's interview with benny the jet, the punch to benny's face in wheels on meal is real.jackie really punched real hard on his face. and the kick to jackie's chess is real too. jackie asked him to kick hard to make the scene more real.
love how he blows out the candles with that missed kick at 1:18! top notch fight!
i saw and heard in some interview that the candle scene were those were blown out by bennys kick was real , no fake , so he did put out those candles with his kick , .
Inside Kung-Fu magazine calls this one of the greatest fight scenes of all time.
Dude this is Dope!!! Better than watching Thanos in Endgame!
Maurice Perez. Yeah man. I used to watch these kinda movies all the time when I was a kid. Still dope.
th.... thanos?!? You can't possibly mention that piece of shit of a name in a Jackie Chan compilation. Please leave american movies out of discussions in JC threads. Americans are good at many things, but not at close combat movies. They're not creative, nor fast enough to even think about competing with the Master of martial arts movies, Mr. Jackie Chan himself
@@blabla-rg7ky DEFINITELY NOT TRUE, loved Chan since his Drunken style-Fearless Hyena Days(Like Big Brawl Best) His movies are riddled with" phony Impossible trick" accompanied by Physical GENIUS.
As a Longtime Martial Artist AND movie enthusiasts I ,like MOST non Asians DON'T LIKE THE PHONEY. 🙄🤔 Look at the choreography for BLOOD AND BONE,BEST OF THE BEST 1AND 4,NEVER SURRENDER 2-3 American made Martial Arts films that capture the Spirit of the Arts in a FAR MORE REALISTIC MANNER,yet still displaying the Deadly Beauty of a style/System. One only has to look at Chand' outtakes to see how"phoney" many of his moves are..Takes those of us who know ,RIGHT OUT THE MOVIE With "Impossible "shit. Look at Thanos' fighting style and at least its ALL DOABLE😂 If you guys think Michael Jai,Phillip Rhee, Jason Statham(Wild card) aren't as talented or those fight scenes aren't as good then you just don't know anything about how to make "good fight scenes " and just PREFER the PHONEY 😂😃
@@bronzetiger3837 no idea what you're talking about but since you say that non-asians are better at asian style of fighting than asians themselves your opinion matters squat in my eyes. Sorry (not really), let's agree to disagree and move on :)
@@blabla-rg7ky I feel you,ya likes what ya like. But As for the"Do it better than Asian thing", YOU DO KNOW that in fighting they haven't been considered the best in a Long, long time. TOURNAMENTS like K-1, and Absolute fighting, UFC,PRIDE,Glory ,ONE and MANY OTHER shows,MANY SPONSORED BY ASIANS,YET RARELY WON BY ASIANS Have proven that. Same for the film world as the Asians often try to emulate American box office success by making "more films with Western sensibilities ". Fast.and Furious and AVENGERS movies make more than the few Martial arts films they DO make......In China!....They love our stuff. Didn't mean to imply that our choreography is necessarily better,SOMETIMES it is(Best of the Best,Bone,Wick) sometimes its NOT(Ip Man,Onk Bak, The Protector, THE RAID 1-2 ALL ARE SUPERIOR fight films😁) I just meant that EVERYONE now days can make EXCELLENT fight films(European, UNDISPUTED BOYKA series,hell Scott Adkins himselfLOL) And unlike our Jacky Chan faves in the 80's these movies are more grounded,utilizing less camera tricks and stunts as substitution for lack of combat expertise. Be Healthy. Be safe.
Mr. Urquidez is the best professional kickboxer in history.
@skirts365 You must be on a good one. You can find Benny at his gym in North Hollywood, California. Teaching kickboxing to all ages. By the way he looks good for his age.
@season yukwongtse Stan the man Longinidis is better than him and so is John Wayne Parr.
Parr is a Muay Thai fighter though and Longinidis is a Heavyweight but they are still better than Zambidis.
@season yukwongtse Parr fought Zambidis 3 times and won 2,including 1 by TKO.Zambidis won by majority decision,so Parr is better.
Maybe English isn't your 1st language beca use you don't make much sensen I ?
I would say a tie with Don Wilson
@@ninjamaster7724 and Benny was undefeated for 27 years, and had 60 title fights....
Excellent choreography... they obviously had tremendous confidence in each other's abilities...
2:59 absolutely extraordinary
2:58
Yes they did
Sammo directed this movie so he had final say.. the man is a genius.
Watch interview benny on scott askin they real fight, punch in the face and body 😳👍
For 27 years of my age, all those years I've wonder why this scene so good, today I know the truth turns out this white man is kickboxing champ benny the jet... What a Master 😍
I remember renting Jackie Chan films on VHS from the corner shop when I was a kid, the Wheels on Meals fight scene is outstanding but my favourite film was always Armour of God! Good times 😃👍
Gotta love these fights. You can literally feel the power in all of Benny's attacks. Most of the fights were in side shots with little to none of that perspective distortion movie magic. Benny is so clean. My friend told me the first fight was actually composed of real fight and choreographed fight hence why the first half was so intense.
You speak of two different films you lemon
Aparecidos do gu no no
Jackie and Sammo fights are so real and real entertaining cause it never looks one sided it really looks like the bad guy may win
May win but never wins. I literally want a movie where bad guy is tougher than good guy and good guy to never win till the end of movie.
@@crazyvideoholic9380 I subscribe to your desire. I, myself, have thought about this many times, but apparently no big actor wants to be the loser, even if only for a movie. And this despite the fact that it would be a very refreshing idea, and something that would be very welcome by many viewers. And to be further honest, if anyone's capable of, and "insane" (in a good way) enough to come up with such a movie it's gonna be none other than Jackie Chan himself. This guy is so creative, and so unconventional that I wouldn't be surprised if he ever starred in, or directed a movie in which the bad guy wins all the time :)
where is sammo hung？
i didn't know sammo is a name...... until I search it
@@muhy429 sammo is the fat guy that you see - usually in a secondary role most of the time - in many JC movies, but which is responsible for coreographing many fight scenes in many JC movies. Some of the most spectacular fight scenes in movies like Project A, Dragons Forever, the "Lucky Stars" series or Police Story series are Sammo's doing
1:39 what a phenomenal take down 😂😂😂 from hairpull to 360 degree twist reversal haha
this never gets old. still watching when i miss jackie chan's fight scenes. so as jet li and donnie yen.
The best movie fight scenes in history.
Definitevely
They don’t make fight scenes like these nowadays, simply phenomenal
One of the best fight scenes of all time.
Timeless is the right word to call those fight scenes, especially the first fight.
The greatest action star ever and one of the greatest fighters ever. For a short stocky dude, Benny was lightning fast, agile and flexible. Nothing more to say about "Chan the Man."
Trivia:
While the overall fight is highly choreographed, the impact of those punches were real. The two agreed to hit each other for real and add as much power as possible to make it all look realistic. Jackie was a perfectionist, and Benny on the other hand was a professional fighter. Through his translator (Since Jackie did not speak a lot of English that time) he, asked Benny if he would let him hit him with full contact or power. Benny said, "Oh yeah sure, this is what I do for a living". Afterwards, Jackie asked if Benny could kick him for real. Benny asked if Jackie was sure. He noded yes, And so he did, and it sent Jackie flying across the hall. Benny got worried that it pissed Jackie off and he would fire his ass. Instead Jackie gave Benny a thumbs up and from there on, they agreed to hit each other for real. Benny of course was holding back, but Jackie pretty much delivered his blows with power. Which is why it all looks too real.
Thanks
Wow!
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It can literally feel the power of those punches and kicks....that's why I keep on coming back to see this fight scene ever once in a while...but thanks for the trivia anyways... appreciate it...
Nonsense...from beginning to end
My hot take is that Bruce Lee would have not done a fight scene like this one, because he took himself too seriously. That's why the older I get the more I appreciate Jackie's style, humor, and willingness to show opponents that might actually be a threat to him. Lee's scenes were always so one-sided. The Jackie vs. Benny scene is one of my favorite cinema fights of all time.
With all respect but thats not really true. Let s go through Lee s 4 1/2 films when his characters were the protagonists:
1) The Big Boss aka Fists of Fury
Progatonist: Cheng, Chaoan (Bruce Lee)
Antagonist: Mr. Mi (Han, Yingchieh aka Hon, Yingit)
Mr Cheng struggled very much with Mr Mi. He gets hit by him many times and even slashed with a knife. Cheng only wins in a very close fight.
2) Fist of Fury aka The Chinese Connection
Protagonist: Chen, Zhen (Bruce Lee)
Antagonists: Suzuki (Riki Hashimoto), Petrov (Bob Baker)
Chen has much trouble with Petrov. He defeats Suzuki with a Nunchaku vs a Katana.
3) Way of the Dragon aka Return of the Dragon
Protagonist: Tang, Lung (Bruce Lee)
Antagonist: Colt (Chuck Norris)
Even if Lung wins in the end, he gets floored by Colt three times in the beginning.
4) Enter the Dragon
Protagonist: Lee (Bruce Lee)
Antagonist: Mr Han (Shieh, Kien aka Shek, Kin)
Han has the big advantage becaus of his big steel claw. So maybe this fight is bad to judge.
5) Game of Death
Protagonist: Hai, Tien (Bruce Lee)
Antagonists: Escrima Master (Dan Inosanto); Hapkido Master (Ji, Hanjae); Giant (Kareem Abdul-Jabbar).
Hai defeats the Escrima and Hapkido Masters without too much effort, but he bararely wins against the 7'2"=218cm giant.
So you cant really say the fights of Lee's movie characters are one-sided. He gets hit and hurt by almost anyone.
@@chrisbach1533 that's fair. Especially the Norris fight, that was pretty gnarly. Thanks for the polite response 👍
This is all true and I agree with the fights, although usually Lee defeats his opponents with ease until near the end of the movies where he often rarely takes a fair hit from an antagonist, but I disagree about the Hapkido Master fight being easy for Hai Tien, the allies constantly distracted him which made him sustain more damage from the Hapkido Master, so the fight wasn't fully fair, however when Hai Tien eventually breaks his back, he is limping and is in clear pain, he does somewhat recover before fighting the giant (Mantis is his name in the 1972 version), but he has many bruises and takes many hits even without distractions although he mostly dominates throughout the fight, he takes around as many hits as when he takes on Mantis.@@chrisbach1533
I remember being shocked when I saw Benny`s confidence. I did not know that he was a world champ!
This has got 2 be one of Jackies best competitions. Especially when it looks like he's actually having a hard time competing against Benny, who seems 2 be jus as fast as Jackie. Plus the expression on Jackies face is knowing he's gonna have a hard time with this one.
Josh Awesome but in reality Benny would mop the floor with Jackie chan . Benny is 67-0 , I wish he'd be young now and took mcgregor to school and took his lunch money
Benny had a very good record but i have seen him lose from a Thai, couldn't handle the clinch that time. So he did lose.
m.ruclips.net/video/BHk_y_y9wsM/видео.html. A loss to a thaiboxer. Still amazing fighter and would kill Jackie with his boxing, kicking and Judo of course.
@@hielogogo9109 you sure of that ?
@@philipcoffman4372 Bennie and Jackie agreed throw down for real in Wheels on Meals just for a scene and gave each other a good match, even hit one an other in the face.
Benny the Jet, real life tough guy with Jackie Chan able to do all those stunts with pin point comic timing. Awesome 😁 😁 😁
Both my favorite jackie and Benny legendary fighters of all time its hard to see ur favourite hero's grow old... Love u both ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️💯💯💯💯
Jackie and benny were really hitting each other in this scene
Jackie actually had a lot of trouble fighting Benny.people forget Benny beat foreign fighters on their own turf.and he was a legendary kickboxer.even Chuck Norris said Benny was the world's best( he's underrated).
Yes i can see some real blows landing.
Love it when he blows out the candles with his kick. My Father's favourite kung fu movie scene.
I don't think I've seen anything yet, but this is the most intense Jackie Chan fight I've seen so far.
A luta final dele no filme O Mestre Invencível, também foi muito intensa.
@@aguiadourada1000 Qual é o título do filme em inglês?
@@TomEyeTheSFMguy, The Legend of Drunken Master.
@@aguiadourada1000 Thank you.
1:30 If anyone doesn't know, here Jackie actually got punched in the face. He doesn't play, he really hurts.
Love when Jackie gets relaxed and is like "1, 2, 3, 4...1,2,3,4" while stretching. Badass
Benny the Jet is a great fighter period , he’s a real fighter , tough mentally , physically and skills second to none!
one of the most insane and underrated moves in action film, was when Jackie dodged a kick from Benny by falling back on that concrete slab and kipping up INSTANTLY. So fast and insane!!!
1:20... that reverse round house kick was fast enough to turn off the candles... holy shit these moves are legit!
House of Mods 210 I was gonna say the same thing.💪😎
Your time stamp is literally 2 seconds off. Misses the entire scene. 1:18
@@streetmagik3105 close enough doucheboy🤷♂️
@@houseofmods2104 "close enough"
Sure, if you're watching in reverse? Good try though.
@@streetmagik3105 😅
There's more action and comedy in this scene than in all the MCU.
@0:23 A simple spin kick but yet looks so awesome, not sure if was the timing or just the way it was done but I always rewound this over and over...Benny The Jet, what an extremely underrated legend.
I loved how he always showed how being hit and hitting hurt because it was real enough to cause a bit of pain.
well , i saw the other day he has 9 black belts in those arts , so he is a fighter to take into account .
I wish we could have got one more scene out of them while they were in their prime.
Dragon's Forever 💪
nothing against modern mma but it was so cool to see things like this back then. it made martial arts like magic a person can learn. of course reality now is more effective but simply not as much fun to imagine. growing up really blows at certain times.
Man I miss the martial arts sound effects! That's wat made these movies so awesome. I live for these sounds! 😂🤣😅🤣😂
One of the best fight scenes of all time.
I saw a bkstage interview w jackie chan n he said that they were both hitting foreal lol
Scott adkins has a new youtube series where he interviews western martial arts legends, The Art of Action. He just interviewed benny and they talked about this scene. The slowed down punch when they are on the carpet/rug as benny was falling was real lol
I was noticing that some of their hits were actually connecting. That's crazy! Normally in old films you can tell right away that they're not going at it for real
Think i remember i saw behind da scene n in the interview i think i heard JC that wanted to make it real a possible lol he to mr Benny U to punch him foreal lol
This fight scene looked like a sparring session love these guys the real deal grew up watching Jackie Chan 1 of a kind and took alot of risks doing his own very dangerous stunts and thanks God he's still with us💯💯💯💯💪💪👊👊👊👊
2:58 my favourite kick in this whole fight scene
Same that and Benny puttin out the candle with his 1:18
Benny the Jet inspired the Ken character of Street Fighter ... perfect!
I think Benny is not the inspiration of Ken in Street Fighter. And where is the proof?
@@joeofmacabre07 is Joe Lewis
Richard Norton
Ken was inspired by legendary US Full-Contact Karate champ Joe Lewis,there's a famous picture from Joe,where he's wearing a red Karate Gi just like Ken. Here: pbs.twimg.com/media/CWcJ8GCW4AAEOdt.jpg
Ryu is inspired by Mas Oyama,the founder of Kyokushin Karate,who also trained on a mountain and then journeyed all over Japan and challenged the greatest Karate masters of Japan to fights.
Deejay is inspired by Billy Blanks,who is a well-known Martial Arts master,action movie star and creator of the ''Tae-Bo" fitness program.
Sagat is inspired by Sagat Petchyindee,legendary Muay Thai champion. He's running a Muay Thai academy nowadays in Thailand.
And of course Fei Long is inspired by Bruce Lee and Balrog from Mike Tyson.
When my birthday comes around, I'm going to try to blow out the candles just like Benny. Wish me luck. 1:18
You can do it ,
Focus , grasshopper ,lol
It was dope
Lol make sure you don't burn the house down! (Just jokes!!!)
Be carefull, your's wife got kick 😂🤣
@@herymuliawanchannel She better get me what I want or else I'll extend my leg and reach with my tippy toes.
This is Ken of Street Fighter VS Cheng Fu of Double Dragon.. Amazing 👍
Isso sim é um filme de artes marciais, não igual a essas besteiras mentirosas que passa hoje em dia. Jack e Benny são duas lendas de vdd das artes marciais.
Os cara acha que as cenas de briga no John Wick são realistas, realista é essa briga do Jackie
映画史上最高の蹴り
Os filmes chineses dos anos 80 conseguem ser muito melhores do que as porcarias de Hollywood daquela mesma época.
@@vortis18 As cenas de brigas nos filmes do John Wick são super mentirosas. As cenas de luta nos filmes do Jackie Chan são mil vezes melhores e muito mais bem feitas. Diferente dessas porcarias de Hollywood.
Not a single action hero can move like this nowadays not even Donnie Yen.
I agree.That s why the 80s action films are the best.
Yuen biao can lol
What about jet li?
Never seen this movie but I saw this scene a lot of times. Simply wonderful
Two Legends ! WIOW spectacular skills
I like this scene so much... One of the Best ever... The kick turning off the candles is remarkable... Awesome...
Two of the greatest fight ever filmed awwww the 80s 🤘🏼😎
Até nos dias de hoje, nunca foi feito uma coreografia tão perfeita, e fluida.
Por isso os filmes antigos sempre serão melhores que os atuais .
Só os filmes chineses dos anos 80 juntamente com as histórias em quadrinhos e os desenhos animados japoneses são melhores do que 99% dos filmes de Hollywood dessa mesma época. Os asiáticos sabem fazer conteúdos melhores do que os estadunidenses.
@@estudanteuniversitario8000 Q
@@KhangNguyen-uu1we Você entendeu claramente o que eu disse no meu comentário.
Endosso seu comentário. Até o som dos golpes são frenéticos. Tudo contagiante. Faz falta hoje essa magia nos filmes de ação.
@@estudanteuniversitario8000 Isso se explica porque os super heróis asiáticos da nossa infância a exemplo de Jaspion, Jiraya, Kamen Rider, entre outros desapareceram das telas. Foram banidos pelos americanos. Eles querem e amerianizar nossas mentes e vender somente seu peixe.
little known fact: Benny "The Jet" Urquidez taught John Cusack for 20 years.
DENNIS RARDIN .... also David Lee Roth. One of my siblings trained with Benny back in the ‘70s. I believe the Urquidez Dojo was in Van•Nuys at the time. He’s a true pioneer
Nice. Wheels on Meals. One of the most underrated movies in it's genre. Awesomely choreographed fight scenes! 👍👍
When Jackie goes “Hi-Chew” and points are his feet! !????? That the dopest thing ever
I didn't get it,what do you mean
@2:55
The hit sound effects are gold so is the choreography.
First fight is funny then 2nd is serious. Lol. Still great fights from 2 legends
the best 1vs1 fight scene with no special effects I've seen since Bruce Lee..
The Foley guys REALLY had a time with this one.
@ 00:22 that taking off the jacket round house kick was smooth
Beautiful fight choreography. It actually demonstrates pre-ufc MMA techniques.
The first time I look Benny the most things Who scared me is his eye
I love the part when Benny's kick blows out the candles. Chan is a real bad ass but Benny was the real deal.
In a funny way but with real craft...like the Bruce Lee vs Chuck Norris legendary fight
it's good that they made Benny basically kick the shit out of Jackie cuz The Jet is a real fighter and that's probably what would actually happen.
thank Bruce Lee for that: prior to him, martial artists in films were actors. Lee was the one to change the industry standard.
I know both of these legends and let me tell you guys this fight was as full contact as it was possible and Benny The Jet who is my Sensei was undefeated for over quarter century and voted by prestigious Black Belt Magazine as the best Full Contact fighter of all time before UFC... 63 - 0 with 57 KO’s ! JT aka Vega from Street Fighter ⚡️
Wish he had a school here in Ga. Ha! Benny was in Road House during the scene when big foot ran over the cars. Also he was the fight choreographer in credits. 👍😎🎸
He lost once to a guy named Prayut Sitiboonlert. But because he lost, his teem didn't accept the fight as official so he could keep his clean sheet.
Police Story, Project A, Wheels on Meals, Armor of God.
Damn, that was a great era.
Amazing
What I said
Benny waists no movement on his blocking or offensive moves. Its quick and with economy of movement. Of course, Jackie delivers excellence as well.
I got to see The Jet fight
3-4 times growing up in the 70’s @ The LA Forum & The Olympic. A true pioneer & really the first American to incorporate Thai techniques
Unbelievably as it may sound what I'm about to say, it's still true: I am against violence. But I'm pro Jackie Chan. When this guy is violent you can't really blame him or take him seriously because he's cutely violent. I mean, even though his fight scenes are realistic and spectacular as fuck, there's also something relaxing (even comedic) about them, and that is a JC trademark. As such, you can't really be against the violence promoted by JC, nor can you take him seriously even though you know he's a good fighter. THIS is why I like him and why he's been my favorite actor since I was a young kid in the 80s.
JC's biggest desire and life goal has always been to be remembered for his movies, even after he dies. Well, I will remember him for as long as I live, even though he's still alive (and God helps that he'll stay like this for another 100 years if he wishes to). For me, he's not only a great actor, but a great personality as well. He's won me over decades ago and I don't regret shit. I have grown up with the best of the best (Jackie Chan, the music of the 80s, and AC Milan beating the crap out of everyone in early to mid 2000s). I have good memories...
My man Benny!
Two awesome practitioners!
2:38 reminds me of Bruce Lee's fighting style
That was hard for benny to loose haha, damn epic fight. Even Jackie look tall beside him.
LoL. I love how Benny flicks his suspenders to style on Jackie.
Where I'm from there is an expression that says ''se pèter les bretelles''. It's hard to translate but that flick is exactly the move it refers to. You say this when someone praises himself too much. When someone is too cocky.
I really thought it was just an expression. But Benny here does it. Literraly.
1:19 ...., dedicated to Bruce Lee, haha.
What is awesome is that they move full speed and that theyre in full frame allmost the entirety of the fight and they do long full combos!
Never get board of these fight scenes by Jackie killer choreography 👊👊
the jet pounding on Jackie,making him sweat and dig into his magic bag of tricks,superb
The sound effects are so over the top they're hysterical! The punches sound like two pieces of granite being slammed together!
Holy cow i never noticed before at 1:19 Benny's kick blows out the candles lol
holy mackerel!
@@liberals_destroy_everythin2497 The kick was meant to go by the candles and make them flicker, they weren't expecting it to *snuff them out*, because that's obviously insane, but it happened so it got left in. They didn't get a whole lot of extra takes with this one since Jackie eventually told Benny to hit him for real since he was totally unused to working in front of the camera, so he was seriously roughed up by the end!
I know this is off subject but that new FARCRY6 trailer is looking damn good!!
two of the few good fight scenes where Jackie is seen all bruised and bloodied from his opponents strikes.
Yeah both are extreme fighter but finally Jackie wins🔥
Damn the blocking parrying sound effects and the sounds of the limbs moving are awesome! Did they remaster and add new audio to this version?
YES,in the documentary movie titled THE BEST OF MARTIAL ARTS is a different, better fitting soundtrack. It is somewhere on RUclips.
In the first Jackie fights like he's crazy. In the 2nd,it's like he's desperately struggling to come up with something creative/ unexpected enough, fighting someone that's his equal, to win. Improv
One of the greatest fight scenes of all time play weak and hurt then attack when he comes in...
The candles going out was dope
Arguably one of the best martial arts fight you'll ever see. Jackie and Bennie the Jet put on a show that probably was painful to shoot but you couldn't ask for more.
0:47 the mario bros theme.
OH NO!!! :"D HAHAHAHA!
Why didn'i catch that?
i lost all my sides
this movie came out in 1984 before super mario 1985.
My god!!!
Jackie was always hardcore and still is now.He can take all kinds of beatings like a man and still manage to fight back he's bad ass asf I'll give em that.
Never seen this before somehow... this is amazing
Did that dude really just snuff out like 4 candles with one leg kick??? Great scene!!!
I dont believe Benny got enough credit. The best fighter I have ever seen. I don't think Bruce Lee could have beat him.