Jackie Chan fights with Cougar's thugs in an auto repair shop in the movie THUNDERBOLT (1995)
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Watching Jackie Chan's fight scenes is always a lot of fun. He never runs out of interesting ways to use the environment to his advantage
This is Jackie's first movie where he uses stunt doubles for himself extensively. He suffered a long-term injury during Rumble in the Bronx, so he made a racecar movie. But the studio still wanted him to do Kung Fu fights/stunts because that's what audiences wanted to see and the car wrecks were expensive. In his previous movies, he used doubles sparingly for complex acrobatics, skillfull driving stunts, skateboarding, long jumps, and the occasional stunts he couldn't do himself. After this movie, Jackie still tried to use stunt doubles sparingly, but his age eventually caught up with him.
wow that's a great info, thanks bruh. still love the legendary Jackie Chan tho.
@@Alleriadota absolutely!! He definitely deserves the Guinness World Record for most stunts done by a movie star!
no wonder why the action scenes here were so close up like most of hollywood fighting scenes which i hate so much. I thought it was weird why they didn't show the whole movements similar to all of the hongkong action movies in that era.
he's been using stunt double for long time from late 80s for those minor stunt to avoid injury .. u can clearly see the hair style are diff in those stunt from most of his movie
@@jstussyer if I recall correctly, you can see his stunt double during an impressive acrobatic flip in Drunken Master (1978).
1:11 you instantly know this was not directed and edited with Jackies influence. He would never make such a stupid close-up shot in which you can see nothing.. He always does the good wide-angle where you can see everything.
very true
Anyway, this example of close-up camera usage is better than many others. Some moments of this operator's work are very entertaining.
He likely did not do a wide-angle shot because they were fighting in a small room.
Sammo Hung was the action director and fight choreographer in Thunderbolt. Sammo was experimenting with the action direction here. I love this fight scene, its kind of refreshing to see Jackie like this, its more hard hitting that Sammo is known for and very little or none of the comedy we are used to when Jackie directs and choreograph. The fight scenes at the casino with the pachinko machines are cool as well.
As you may already know, Jackie was still healing up from an injury suffered during his previous movie, Rumble in the Bronx. That's why a lot of the Kung Fu action scenes/stunts are done by stunt doubles. The close-ups, camera movement, and quick editing are meant to cover up the stuntmen doubling for Jackie. Although he used stunt doubles sparingly in previous films for acrobatics, skateboarding, long jumps, complex stunt driving, and dangerous stunts, I believe this is his first movie where he relies extensively on his JC stunt team to do the stunts for him.
Sadly no one can ever replace Master Chan.
Long before Michael Jackson died, all my life, I've wanted to see Jackie Chan and Michael Jackson together.
We don't need anyone to replace Jackie.
He's not easily replaced.
@@treseancann1261 Jackie Chan and Michael Jackson would have been an adorable couple.
The end when he closed the doors and turned on the spray booth was the best part.
It would have been fun to see what they looked like after that.
Unmatched level of energy this guy has
okay, yoda
Okay
Yoda
The farce is strong with him.
Fun Fact: The main Thug that confronts Jackie in the beginning is one of the same guys who played one of Tony's cronies from "Rumble in the Bronx" (also made at the same time as this film).
Yes he also appeared in “Police Story 3: Supercop” (1992) and “First Strike” (1996).
Also I should mention that this person’s name is called Allen Sit.
Knew I recognized him
Bad guys know to never attack Jackie Chan while he is at Home Depo
I forgot Jackie was pretty damn fast 🔥🔥
It was sped up.
It was played faster!
This is kind of unique as far as Jackie Chan fights go because I don't think an opponent lands a single hit on him. He's basically flawless, like an actual superhero. I haven't watched this movie, but I wonder if that's part of his character.
I noticed that too! I think that the norm being that Jackie Chan always in a disadvantage state is great and the right choice, but its nice that there is one like this when he is flawless for sure
Actually, in this movie he plays a normal guy, he's not even referred to as a martial artist but as a mechanical and a professional racer.
The movie is great, give it a chance.
You will like the car racing and the casino fight scene.
they shot this film under intensely compressed schedule, where they were running basically four scenes at a time, so he was doubled a lot - which meant they had to simplify the choreography just to make their days
@@petelee2318 Jackie does his own stunts, not so much anymore, but in all of the scenes. That's him not a stunt double. xD!
@@Maximus1Decimus he was injured from Rumble in the Bronx so he proposed a car racing movie where he didn't have to do that much fighting but the studio/ international distributors still pressured them to add back some fight scenes. at one point Jackie, Corey Yuen, Sammo, and one of his team mates (Yuen Bun? I forget) were all filming simultaneous action scenes to make the Chinese New Year release date. Jackie does most of his big stunts but for various kicks and falls he's always had doubles. Director Stanley Tang did some of the jumps in Rumble in the Bronx. remy julienne in a wig did some motorcycle stuff in operation condor. Sam Wong doubled a lot of Jackie's kicks. Chin Kar Lok did his big tornado kick from dragons forever. you watch behind the scene you can also see Mars in Jackie's clothes too. later he had Andy Cheng double him for falls and some kicks. but that doesn't take away Jackie's brilliance. it's just impossible to do every single move or every single stunt in a big action movie.
this is one of Jackie's most underrated movies in my view.. amazing fight scenes both here and at the end in the Pachinko Arcade! Brilliant film! and excellent car stunts by Bruce Law & his stunt team
Thunderbolt is the best Jackie Chans movie.
Period.
Very underrated.
I HAVE IT ON VHS
:D
Actually, when you think about it, Jackie Chan was always the best of them all.
No not really...
@@sammysung3326 Jacky could easily do whatever anyone of the others could do, “in movies”, but none of them could ever do what Jacky does.
Not only is Jackie Chan a skilled high level martial artist, and a great athlete, look at the cardio condition to fight at that pace.
jackie chan at his best.
it's like a demonstration of how to do fight choreography, with all the special jackie chan touches
Check out The Big Brawl.
If you have watched it then you will know what I mean.
Jackie in the Big Brawl is definitely unbelievable and extremely very fast.
He was in his early 20s but what a film you won't forget.
Wow! Don’t you jus love when Jackie Chan does all those stunt moves!!! Such a marvel to watch the choreography of fight scenes pan out! Same with other martial artist as well! Young Jackie was fast!🤟🏼🙌🏽👌👍🏽
1:45 look! It's THE BEAST from Kung Fu Hustle!
I love how dude just respectfully let's Jackie take his space back.
I know right. Jackie didn't like the smell of that guy's breath either. Hahaha
@@streetkombat6088 hahahahaha
These fights are very entertaining, unrealistic, but very entertaining. I love Chan's humor.
You won’t find any fighting movies like Jackie Chan’s. Just everything about bud fight scenes speak authenticity, creativity and originality.
You could not have picked a worse video to leave a comment like this on.
Not only is Thunderbolt not directed by Chan, it's not even his team or crew doing the stunts or combat; that "authenticity" you're talking about isn't present in this movie in any way.
It also has terrible camera work overusing closeups and has a severe lack of comedy interwoven into the action. There's nothing "classic Jackie" about Thunderbolt
@@jackstack2136 yeah, he should’ve said this on something like Police Story. That’s one of Jackie’s best movies.
"Take this to help you forget about it."
- "Ok."
End scene
haha sounds like a Stephen Chow movie
" No. Give me more. "
The best will always be the best.thank you for all the great memories throughout the years Jackie✌🏻
Уровень владения боевыми искусствами - Джеки Чан! 😀
That classic punch sound 😂😂😂
0:07 love it. Jackie like get out of my face ninja!
Fight scene was fucking AWSOME! Jackie chan. Is a amazing stunt man and martial artist.
I love how he wiped the guy's face with his shoes :) like a wind shield wiper
😂😂😂😂😂
When you catch a fight clip of prime Jackie Chan in 2022 and wonder how you missed it in 1995.
Jackie Chan always cracks me up....like the beginning of this clip
2:45 whoooo...😂
RUclips: "translate to English"
Jackie Chan is a very funny fellow but also a cautious fellow in martial arts as well as in normal life.
This is one of the reasons why old movies like this are great compared to todays... Nevermind all the CGi or excellent choreography. Todays action movies is about 300 dudes waiting their turn to fight *ONE* guy one on one while the rest of the other guys just look busy - folks like Jackie Chan, Donnie Yen and Jet Lee will have as many people as possible come and fight him all at the same time.
There have always been - and will always be - some great martial artists out there on film. But I find it hard to believe anyone will ever top JC for sheer over-the-top, just plain fun choreography. The Master.
Outstanding art and skill
Entertaining as well
Awesome ❤️
The double jumping front kick, awesome!
Ok...cue mic drop after that. So awesome!
One of the best old fights. If you watch sharply these techniques are widely used now.
The choreography is what kept me watching, he always used his environment. thinking man's action hero. Fast in strategy and they don't see it coming.
"You know? I'm something of a Jacky Chan myself"
J C is the most well known face, actor in this planet , his movie r like silent movies , language is nvr a problem .
Fast Tongue Kung Fu 🙄🤓Where the tongue moves faster than the Fist 😂😂🤣🤣
😴
02:08 cameraman foot?
Those guys got a free paint job
I notice how Jackie suddenly has more powerful kicks than in other movies. Till I read twas a stunt double
เป็นหนังที่สนุกมากๆอีกเรื่องครับ
Jackie is awesome as always
0:29 That dude made an entire career out of getting the shit kicked out of him by Jackie Chan. Pretty awesome life.
I miss the 90's, no CGI just energy!
I think the guy on the right at 1:45 is The Beast from Kung Fu Hustle
Jackie one of the greatest
Love ❤️ Jacky Chan! 😂😂😂
Wow Jackie Chan is so Powerful Go Jackie Chan go
Ну и шутник Джеки😅
An auto shop is a bad place to fight Jackie chan,but definitely the worst place to fight him is Home Depot.he starts to hit hit with ladders then every tool ,
This is the first time ive see him not getting hit.
LIVE LEGEND JACKIE CHAN 😍
This fight is the best.
The best to ever do it!
I watched a lot of great movies and now I'm going to watch it again
When making your first movie everyone else makes the decisions.
Every movie thereafter you inject more of yourself into the acting and manuscript. Then when your seasoned you start writing and directing. Jacky Chan is a perfect example
AMAZING
Everything about this man is funny 😂😂😂
Is that Jackie's favorite shirt?
An underrated Jackie fight scene.
Jackie's movements are like a ninja
People give Bruce lee a lot of credit and fight fully so but!! Jackie was the first to incorporate many arts of kung fu in real life. When I see Chan fight it looks amazing, fast and with counter punching (back and forth). I wonder what it would have looked like to see Bruce at full speed.
JC could never fight like Bruce Lee. Period
@@TSEROXAYAN highly debatable. But you have every right to be wrong
@@samsonsimson2283
your debate only shows you have no clue how JC and BL are being brought up as well as how they were trained.
Go and do some homework first my friend
Hahaha! The argument wasn’t about who would win in a fight rather the use of their skills. Bruce was a bad dude buuut Jackie used and showed it better on screen.
dam his stunts are insane!!
ai ya ai ya aaaaiii yaaaaaaa :D
Крутой фильмец! Чё без перевода?!
he went super aggressive on this one
Cool fight Scene
Jackie Chan💙
Одна из лучших драк Джеки
Slk, uma das melhores cenas de luta do Jackie Chan, pena que o filme tem poucas lutas
This is what my parents had to endure on their way to school
hilarious. I could see they were all going in the paint shop. red fake blood went too much though.
so good
If they had done it when he was younger, I could see Jackie Chan play Goku, he has the humor and serious tone to his work and popularity people would have been cool with, as for now, I could also see him as a Master Roshi if they ever decided to reboot the movie..
😄 (lol) HELLO!…. As my (late) Grandmother used to say, “ You gotta bring It to get It. ”
🤣🤣🤣The stand off, if I got a black eye, I would just stay down, this guy wanted more ass whooping lol
That's the Jackie Chan i like to see the one who actually fights.
He is a master piece,,, and high talented martialist
My uncle Silvan tanis same Jackie chan
эта боевая сцена в автомастерской была через несколько лет почти полностью скопирована марком дакаскосом в фильме драйв,немного улучшена разумеется с добавлением своих боевых элементов.
Хорошо подмечено. В Драйве хореография очень схожа с этим фильмом. Тогда в моду начало входить обильное использование всяких трикерских элементов, типа тройных ударов в воздухе и прочее.
The greatest and most random exchange in cinematic history 0:00-0:16
Wasn't he the guy who was shredded to bits and put in a sack in Jackie Chans Rumble in the Bronx? (which they actually recorded in canada lol)
No, that was someone else (I'm guessing you're referring to the main baddie in this scene, Ailen Sit).
This guy was one of the four thugs in the supermarket fight scene from Rumble in the Bronx. He doesn't die, he does get beat up though, several times,, across several movies too.
He was part of the Jackie Chan stunt team.
Unfortunately he passed away in 2011, not even 50 years old
Yeah Allen Sit was also in First Strike the first Jackie Cham film I ever saw… great films doubt they’ll ever be surpassed.
I bet it took them over a year to film this one scene.
wow very nice mr jacke chan best man in china trining army
❤❤❤❤❤ lovely
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-Son unos de los mejores conciertos 6jrd-
Ok...so I guess it's safe to say that he didn't like the mustache.
Cine De Impacto.
Jackie don't need no guns.
His daddy once caught a bullet with his bare hands.
Catha bulet.
us that long haired thug the same 1 on rumble in the bronx? lmao he's funny lol
Mr.Sidney could've used these skills In The Heat of the Night
That is some ass-kicking moves.
Amazing movie 🎥 Jackie
Super
Put everything you got into playing that villain. Be the bad the guy.