Jackie Chan's Police Story 2 (1988) Playground Fight Scene | HD
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Scenic Fights presents to you the playground fight scene from Jackie Chan's Police Story 2 (1988). It is one of his most creative choreographed fight scenes.
What's your favorite Jackie Chan Fight Scene?
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1:35 my favorite choreography movement.
They’re called exchanges
One thing I love the most about jackie's fight scenes is that the guy isn't afraid to show that his character isn't the perfect fighter. We see he's outnumbered, forced to use the environment to his advantage, gets hit numerous times, and we see him bleeding at the end of this clip. Not many other martial artists of this time period did things like this to my knowledge at least.
we all love an underdog
Despite the odds stacked against him, he comes out on top. Now that's theatrical play.
Jackie n Samo hung is more realistic about their fight, not like Jet li n Donnie yen when fight with number of opponents, u can see all those ppl are waiting for Jet Li n donnie yen punch them..
Jackie Chan isn't the best because he's perfect. He's the best because he never quits.
@@matthewwells1606 😳
It's hard to believe this scene is only two and a half minutes long. So much action packed into so little time. This fight is more intense than a lot of 10 minute action sequences.
Agree, that's why his fight scenes are so good, and he had (maybe still has) a super stunt team, super crew to work with. It wouldn't be possible without them.
This is probably the best one man vs group fight ever filmed. It's just so fast, creative, and painful. Perfect execution by Jackie and his stunt team, and he still had that elite level athleticism here that had already started to decline when he made it big in the American market in Rush Hour. As others have pointed out this is also about as realistic as it gets with choreographed group fights as he needs every bit of the environment, weapons, speed, skill, and wits here to come out on top and he takes a lot of punishment in the process. If this were treated as the paradigm that all other action sequences should strive for future action movies would be much better for it, but then, of course, you'd need actors actually capable of pulling these feats off with the sort of expertise that Jackie and his team could achieve.
Jackie Chan have one vs many almost in his every movie, and my favorite is "Rope fight" in Lady Rose and Mr. Cantoon
For me 200%! Absolute amazing!
So obviously the fight choreography is incredible, but can we talk about how perfectly edited this scene is? Every cut perfectly leads into the next shot and feels so natural and never hurts the impact of the action.
No matter how great other martial arts fight scenes are - and there are plenty of great ones - no-one has the singular rhythm that Jackie Chan has in a fight.
thats becuase he designs it after a musical theatrical play.
The trained like that in his childhood
The other thing that makes a fight great is the actual actor/stuntman too. They have to have character...a character that distinguishes them from others. Bruce, jackie, jet and donnie all have their own styles which is what makes them popular to this day.
not really singular, it smart edit and sequence cut, and extreme careful movement design. but neverthless , well make
jackie in his prime is unreal. not many built like him.
Probably the most honest part of this fight is him running away from an unfair fight, trading blows when he doesn’t have the option to keep running. He’s just a man, not a super hero.
Every boy has imagined a fight like this happening at their school playground
Right I sure have especially in the 90s when power rangers was what almost every kid was watching
Bruh fr
The thing I love about most of Jackie chan’s fight scenes is how it genuinely feels like he’s struggling to win
In Jackie's autobiography he mentions how he injects some of the trauma of his youth into his movies. Not only does he struggle to survive his fight scenes, almost every Jackie Chan movie has a scene where he is tortured. He was subjected to a lot of corporal punishment when he was in the Peking Opera.
The sheer amount of intensity and choreography is insane. Modern movies can never replicate this hard work.
Something I really like about Jackie's fight scenes that I don't see alot of people talk about is how you rarely see the bad guys wait their turn to strike and all try to rush him all out once instead of one at a time making it overall harder for Jackie's character. It makes it all the more satisfying and impressive when he is able to overcome the obstacles he's presented with and come out on top in the end.
the best part is how much of the environment Jackie incorporates into the fight, it makes it so much better
This has to be one of the best fight scenes ever. They never give him time to rest, there's always more than 1 attacking, even being the protagonist he gets beaten up so much, love the reaction when re sacrifices his arm.. and the execution is SO perfect, recording this must have been hell man hahahahah
Jackie Chan is a legend. We had to upload this scene in HD because we couldn't find it on RUclips! He's perfect.
I don't think we'll ever be blessed with another epic superstar stuntman like Jackie Chan.
This was prime jackie. He was simply untouchable
Bro, just this fight scene alone can put to shame all of the fights that Hollywood films have ever made combined! The choreography by modern standards is splendid and unmatched, it is as real as it can get compared to tother Hollywood films fights. Just absolute UNIT Jackie is
I don't normally like using the word balletic to describe fight scenes... but there really is no better word for how clean the execution of some of these movements are, much less the complexity of it all.
IMO balletic might actually be the right description here. Jacky Chan's action movies are unique (or at least at that point in time) in the sense that Jacky incorporates elements of Beijing opera into action sequences. Before him were the Bruce Lee's style action movies, in which fight scenes were more "turn-based": the protagonist hits the antagonist a few times, then antagonist returns punches and kicks, so on so forth. But in Jacky's action scenes you always see both parties offending and defending together. That's why there is a sense of fluidity and sort of like a dance/ ballet in his fight scenes.
I've always felt that his fighting scenes feel more like dancing than real fighting..
I love 80's Jackie Chan.
Every hit in this scene has weight in it, no over the top editing with 10 quick shots in under a second. You get what you get, pure martial arts fighting. Masterfully done by everyone on camera and behind camera.
I think my jaw was dropped the whole time watching this. The absense of music just makes it realistic and epic
Probably one of my favorite group fights scenes Jackie has ever done
+100! Same feeling!
I love Jackie Chan
We all love Jackie Chan!
Me too!
Me too
What John Wick wishes it could be. Jackie is a true master.
John Wick is still fantastic.. Especially since Keanu is not a traditionally stuntman, and is older.. Plus, it's a different type of fighting..
Jackie Chan is a national treasure. I can't even remember when I first heard of him. He's one of those martial artists whose movies have just always been on my radar.
Something HOLLYWOOD can never make and even if they can it won't be anything on this level. The speed and style. These guys were really going at it.
Jackie has absolutely the best fight scenes in movies.
His stunts are incredible. We really miss prime Jackie Chan.
@@ScenicFights Don't forget Sammo Hung, Yuen Biao and Jet Li.
One of the greatest fighting scenes ive ever seen...
Respect to the Hong Kong stunt crew - they are something else.
The length him and his stunt team goes for our entertainment. Respect
One of the very best action and fight scenes ever created!
Probaly the most realistc 1vs manny fight. As Chan never lets himself get surrouded, never stands his ground and gets beaten up horribly if enough of his opponents catch up to him.
Yeah, Jackie Chan’s fights are actually surprisingly realistic and grounded in terms of fighting tactics and strategies. He also didn’t use wires and there’s an inherent intensity to his fight scenes that are lacking by even many of the best modern martial arts films.
Definitely one of my favorites!
One of our favorite Jackie Chan fight scenes ever.
This is one of the reasons why Jackie is one of the greatest martial arts performers. Scenes like this grounds the audience.
He’s greatly outnumber and is fully aware how bad the situation is; hence why he always runs away whenever he gets the chance, not because he’s a coward but because it’s stupid to face and fight THAT many people head on. Even with his skill and ability, he’s clearly struggling to keep up with all the chaos. This isn’t Jackie fighting, this Jackie defending himself.
The version I watched of this fight had that music at the start playing through the whole fight!
Was it this version of the ost mix ruclips.net/video/YSPvspM6Y9w/видео.html
@@christopher4249 yesssss, thats the one. This fight is so good with that music :)
Yeah! That’s the one I remember watching it!!
Jackie Chan choreograph the stunt himself & did the stunt himself. That's what I love the most
Jackie was in his prime speed this time... prime time.I wish i was born earlier to see this fights in theaters.
THERE IS ONLY ONE JACKIE CHAN-THIS SCENE IS SO AMAZING THAT IT WILL ALWAYS STAND THE TEST OF TIME OF BEING ONE OF THE GREATEST FIGHT SCENES FILMED.
watching it on 0.25, there are number of times they are actually hiting jackie and jackie is in such a flow, just wow
Einer der besten und realistischsten Choreografien bei einem Gruppen fight aller Zeiten. Geschwindigkeit, Chaos, Performance und Authentizität. Chapeau Mr. Jackie Chan. Respekt 🫶🏽💪🏽
Keep this, this is a national treasure of all entire fighting movies
One thing amazing with Jackie is that he isn't invincible, he get beaten moren than the thugs but he always wins because he never give up
I love how he lures them there so he can actually win, those guys were tough as were many opponents in this movie.
This might be Jackie's best work
One of the best fight scenes ever. They don’t make them like this anymore.
What a legendry Jackie chan❤🔥
Now I know why Jackie Chan in a room filled with items is considered a meme because he’s unbeatable and resourceful with *anything* 😬
The effects are so satisfying
HECTIC SPEED, PERFECT TRICKS, SUPERB JACKIE ❤❤❤❤
yeah my kids out there, this is from 1998! The 90s were the best decade for action films!
Absolute legend. Long live Jackie! Can't think of anyone who did action scenes better than he did and he did all his own stunts.
daamn.. he is really fast
Jackie Chan in his prime was the best.
The scene is very fast, but that's because it's undercranked (filmed at a lower framerate to "speed up" the action).
The special thing is, Jackie fights in a unique way on screen. Have you ever noticed that 95% of movie fight scenes involving outnumbered fights, there is only 1 guy actively fighting the main character while the others are just dancing, moving and waiting for their turn? Jackie fights several at once, gets hit and tries to overcome with obstacles and weapons (like a ladder lol) to turn the tides. Perfect display on screen!
Ultimately, in real life, odds are that in a 1 v 5 street fight the solo person is GREATLY bound to be obliterated if the solo person doesn't opt to just run away(also assuming the solo dude doesn't have firearm on him too, of course). Jackie and his crew heavily take this into account to make sure to make you believe that Jackie can do it himself, even if just barely. I really appreciate that all the "bad guys" really do their best to not allow the viewer to think "hey, why don't the other guys just dogpile on Jackie? It's a 5 v 1, it's should be easy to take him out!" They show that that they either struggling to get back in the fight by limping over after getting struck down or they show shots of the other guys booking it towards Jackie while Jackie is the middle of desperately trying to maintain every interaction as a 1v1 situation as much as he can.
It also helps, like others have said, that Jackie is humanized in his fights. He's an expert fighter in his roles, but he's still a human that shares all the inherent weaknesses that any other human being does. He's no superhero, just an extraordinary human being. And that's what makes him and his crew all the more memorable in all his masterful action movies
Man, I miss prime Jackie Chan. Hell, I miss the Golden era of 80s/90s action Hong Kong movies in general for that matter.
GOAT
They were fighting so hard in this man, every fight felt like a battle for Ka-kui's life😤
Jackie Chan is the best at fun, engaging choreography with great stunt work. Will you guys do some of his more "realistic" scenes such as Jackie versus Benny Urquidez in "Wheels on meals" or Jackie versus Brad Allan in "Gorgeous"? That'd be awesome!
Jackie chan is one of my heroes. His work ethic is awesome and he's absolutely fearless... Which probably isn't a good thing, for his health. But it is entertaining. Go JACKIE!
I'd like to see him do a Clint Eastwood and direct movies, I always enjoy his films
The best action movie of all time !! change my mind
In ONE scene, Jackie and his team are more incredible, and artistically inclined than 90% of EVERYTHING Hollywood has shat out in decades.
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everyone is amazing what a skill of every single one of them
This movie was the begenin for me, i was 7yo and today im a black belt Karate!!! thanks Jackie!
Every time I watch him like these amazing fights, A wish grows in me to learn kung fu. HatsOff Jackie... It's Sad to see you getting old.
This was the first film I watched of his and this is his best film that ever did, even with the anti-British bits in it.
I always say my favorite two fight scenes are this fight and the fight between Michelle and Zhang in Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon
Peak Jackie Chan 🔥 probably his fastest moves ever on wide angle shot without "fast replay" 😻
If only star wras light saber fights are like this...
Jackie Chan is incredible. The man has a gift!
I like that he runs away and only fights when there is no other option
The fact that Scenic Fights didn’t comment on this means that this is an A+!
A++++++ always for Jackie Chan haha
No cop has ever been as cool or competent as Jackie Chan.
Now we need a video of Disney's Recess - Playground Fight Scene, T.J. Detweiler vs King Bob's Bodyguards that goes exactly like this.
Cast
T.J. Detweiler as Jackie Chan
Ashley Spinelli as Maggie Cheung
Jordan as Charlie Cho
King Bob's Bodyguards as Thugs
Jackie Chan would be an awesome Jedi
Compare this to a Steven seagal fight where the stunt double does ninety percent of the work and the rest is Steven seagal sitting down
Michael Jai White was right about Jackie Chan, I feel. Because he's so silly, people overlook the skill displayed in his fight scenes. Jackie Chan was a monster of a action film star. Who else can do all of that and their own stunts??
Legend.
The best choreography you will see in martial arts are jackie chan movies.
That was brutal
Do you guys think you could do an actual breakdown off this fight someday? It's one of my favorites because it's very fast-paced and flashy but I was wondering if there's a lot of real techniques going into this or if it's more of a chaotic fight for survival like the movie implies.
One of my favourite fight scene
Just a bunch of big kids playing at the local park.
The Highest level in Kung fu fight scenes
The Benchmark to aim for.
@1:34 I’ve done this before lmao 😂😂😂
Jackie can start a whole brawl and he'd still win.
Imo Movie fight scenes peaked with Jackie Chan's fights. Every single blow and kick looks lethal(they probably would have been if the choreography went a bit wrong), but it's got such style and rhythm and the timings of the stunts are almost milimeter perfect. I can't even imagine the effort.
One of my all time favourites
Hong Kong stuntmen in the 80s were a different breed.
I'm taking Jackie in his prime over anyone
Jackie Chan was such an incredible martial artist / stunt actor / acrobat. It's amazing to see what he could do in his prime.
As a kid Jackie's movies where the best , they could never go wrong, i knew i was gonna see a restaurant full of 100 asians and after 5 mins everything would be destroyed XD.
Entertainment guaranteed
Unbelievable stuff... Jackie the Wacky!
YES JACKIE!
Yes this is realistic and Jackie moves like a cat on speed but to say he is "not the best fighter but he never gives up"is totally wrong.This is poetry in motion at its best from a kung fu master.just look at that clean sidekick at 0:31,that jumping sidekick at 1:55 and that stick combo at 1:41.Jackie is the best of them all.
Even BENNY URQUIDEZ meant, JACKIE is an amazing martial artist and he has INCREDIBLE skills like speed and timings!
Lets have Jackie to direct a Spiderman fight scene.
Jackie Chan is the best love this movie 😅
There's not over a hundred camera cuts that hides the bad choreography like movies today
Amazing
Bro been training for the monkey bars too long 😂
Jackie Chan have one vs many almost in his every movie, and my favorite is "Rope fight" in Lady Rose and Mr. Cantoon, and he didnt affraid of showing weakness too, sometimes he lose and get lucky or need friend to outnumber the villain ...