This looks like basically the most recent of only three _Shanghai Noon_ reactions on youtube? It wasn't a megahit like _Rush Hour_ and it's not as iconic for the comedy itself as many others, but it's just such a fun time, and a pretty unique genre (like _A Knight's Tale_ ), I'm annoyed it doesn't get more love!
I loved this one from the start, had it on DVD and everything, but I never saw _Knights_ out of fear it would cheapen the pure wholesome vibe of their buddyness. But everyone seems to have good things to say, maybe it's worth a shot...
"Ooooh... who's the pretty lady?" "That's my wife!" "How long have you been in this country?" "Four days." "Nice work." Fun Fact: Theatrical movie debut of Brandon Merrill and Olivia Cheng. Casting Notes Fact: Brandon Merrill, who plays Jackie Chan's horse-riding Native American wife, is a real-life rodeo champion. As of June 2022, this remains her only movie role. Cutting Room Floor Fact: Curtis Armstrong filmed scenes in the role of Bulldog Drummond, but his scenes were cut before the movie was released. They can all be seen together in the deleted scenes on the DVD. Historical Fact: At the end of the movie, Roy O'Bannon's (Owen Wilson) real name is revealed to be Wyatt Earp. In real life, Wyatt Earp was a gambler and later on a Sheriff, much like the character from the movie.
"Reach for the skies" is slang for "put your hands up." It's so you can see the person doesn't have a weapon in their hands and can't grab a gun from their holster.
Thank you for doing this movie series!!!! No one does it (they always do Rush Hour, instead). Love these two movies. Glad to see you making content again.
Owen Wilson is always chill 😜😉 He's even chill in Loki 🙂 In other Jackie Chan movies they always show some of the damage he got from some of the craziest stunts he made, & some of them really looks painful! 😬 Just look at Police Story & Rumble in the Bronx.
13:23 Let me point something out, here. This man is the _Chief_ and he's wearing the robe that _Chon_ was wearing, yesterday. That was one wild _night._
Howdy, Aria! Glad to see you back on the ranch. You're sure a perty sight for sore eyes. 😊 For your next western, you need a cowgirl hat to go with your ensemble. 🤠
Thanks for another great reaction, Aria. I've had a blast binching my favourites on your channel. Anyway I appreciate the effort that goes into making each of them possible. Struggling with some matters of my own so I recognize how important it is to take what you need, at your own pace. Baby steps. Try, care, love. Allowing yourself to take joy in the small things in life can go a long way. For me it was this video. You _are_ awesome no matter what, Aria. May the good vibes take you under their wing.
When there's Jackie Chan, we watch 😎 Also, I am truly sorry about whatever it is you're going through. Ups and downs in life do happen, but we can always find a way to get by. Owen Wilson's character on the other hand... is too damn funny 🤣
"What's that supposed to mean? These aren't my...these aren't my guns!" Some people say they get tired of Owen Wilson's casual "aw come on!" vibe but I could listen to it all day 💗
It is such a pleasure watching movies with you. And I really enjoy all of your reactions to all of the movie. And I am really enjoying your reaction to this movie Shanghai Knight.
In all honesty, when I first saw this movie (in theaters), I _hadn't_ seen any of the trailers for it. I knew nothing about it beyond the information you can get from the poster. I still got a _huge_ kick from it. _Afterward,_ I saw one of the trailers. You know that bit in the outtakes where Jackie and Owen try to ram the door of the church open with their shoulders and discover the door is locked? That shot was not part of the movie, but they put it in the trailer.
26:52 "I mean, he's not my _friend."_ Oh, Roy, you know better than _that._ If nothin' else, you and he are _drinkin'_ buddies, now. Stick up for your friend.
Hello Aria, I really missed your reaction videos. I was worried if something had happened. Promise that you will continue making reaction videos on your RUclips channel 🙏🏻🥺 The film is interesting and I really like your reaction video 🥰💖✨ I hope you can respond to the entire message 🙏🏻
Sorry I went MIA. I wasn’t planning to take a break otherwise I would’ve told you guys.. but I have started working on these videos again because I really love doing this and interacting with you guys:)
Aria. I really love hearing you talk. Your voice is so beautiful. I enjoy watching movies with you and you really make my day and you really make me feel good about myself.❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊
Well, Aria, I'm sorry to hear you're struggling with personal issues. But just let me say this movie was an _awesome_ choice to raise your spirits. Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson have some truly _classic_ moments between them. Personally, though, my eye was caught by Brandon Merrill. She was the actress who played Falling Leaves, Chon's Sioux wife. The sequel is _Shanghai Knights,_ she's not in it and her absence is conspicuous. This movie is the _only one_ in her filmography.
Aria, I know what you mean about trailers. There are some out there that give away too much. I still watch trailers, because sometimes they do a good enough job to keep you curious without any big giveaway. I hope that all is well with you in your life. We all understand that there are unavoidable things that occur, and when that happens, we will understand if you need to be absent from here. We will all miss you, but when you need to take care of yourself, we will be here waiting for you.
After all they go through, they both get the princess babes--Can't ask for a happier ending than that.The Indian Chief after marrying off his daiughter to Chong: "Well, he may fight in a dress..But at least it's not a white guy!! Glad to see ya back, Aria and enjoying this one so!!
Howdy Aria, I've been with you since the Star Wars days, good to see you're still covering hits even if it's not as often as everyone would like; just a quick technical note, your camera is securely manual-focused on the wall behind you and should be refocused if you'd prefer to the be center of attention - you still have our attention either way 🍿❤
Thankyou!!! I’m gonna have to ask for someone’s help with the camera the next time. I use Minnie to focus when I’m setting up the camera and as you’ve pointed out it’s not working😂 thanks for sticking with me❤️❤️❤️
28:12 "You _remember_ your old comrade in arms, hmm?" "I remember a traitor." Why are these two characters talking to each other in _English?_ Mandarin is their first _language._
They're talking in Roy's presence. Lo Fong wants to taunt Chon Wang in front of him as part of his intimidation of his prisoners. Chon wants Roy to hear his response calling out Lo Fong's disgrace.
While it may seem natural to want to make promises, we should consider the emotional impact unfulfilled expectations can have on our well-being. Consider opting for commitments instead. Commitments signify our intent and dedication, yet they also offer the flexibility and adaptability needed to navigate unexpected obstacles.
Not sure constant breaking of commitments are any better... Plus, "commitments" can also be used as convenient excuses to not hold oneself accountable. God knows how many times I've "committed" to changing my eating habits. Or as an alcoholic, I "committed" myself to stop drinking many times. Did I actually stop? No. But hey, I still committed myself right? That way I could dodge accountability. But every time those "commitments" were shown to just be empty words, the emotional impact on everyone was real. Commitments still come with expectations. It was only when I PROMISED to people I cared about, and I felt the weight of that promise, and I was thus held accountable to my promise, that I actually got sober. Promises can give the necessary disciplin and accountability. But of course they lose that effect if overused and watered down. Either way. It's all in the context of what is actually being promised/committed. I can promise to work towards releasing a new video every week. Or I can commit to deliver a new video every week. Those are pretty much the same thing. Both promises and commitments can be good or bad. Used and misused. Have good and bad effects on wellbeing. Depending on context. Context matters. How is the commitment/promise formulated? What is actually being communicated? That's the question.
@@PohjanKarhu Both concepts should not be seen as an opposing false dichotomy resulting in an either-or binary choice or even as belonging on the same continuum. There is value in both positions. Accountability is implicit in both understandings. I could have framed my initial message on the well being dimensions of overpromising and underdelivering. Pressure can indeed be healthy. Setting ourselves up for accountability is sign of personal responsibility. We should be cautious of own well being while doing so. I appreciate your comment. Thanks!
Great reaction! But if you want to see real Jackie Chan, try to watch first Police Story, Armour of God, Wheels on Meals, Project A or Dragons Forever, action this films are beyond what you could expect!)
Honestly I thought that was only "fine"...I have really liked Lucy Liu in basically everything I've seen her in, but there doesn't seem to be any Perfect Lucy Liu Film that I know of. _Kill Bill Vol. 1_ is pretty up there but obviously she's not the protagonist. I've heard decent things about _Elementary_ but haven't gotten around to it...
12:15 " 'Why is he wearing a dress?' " Oh! You understand the German subtitles? Well that's all good, then! I was worried that you were missing out on long stretches of dialog.
No way! Someone FINALLY did this one!
This looks like basically the most recent of only three _Shanghai Noon_ reactions on youtube? It wasn't a megahit like _Rush Hour_ and it's not as iconic for the comedy itself as many others, but it's just such a fun time, and a pretty unique genre (like _A Knight's Tale_ ), I'm annoyed it doesn't get more love!
I love Shanghai Noon. Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson were awesome together. Shanghai Knights is great as well.
I loved this one from the start, had it on DVD and everything, but I never saw _Knights_ out of fear it would cheapen the pure wholesome vibe of their buddyness. But everyone seems to have good things to say, maybe it's worth a shot...
"Ooooh... who's the pretty lady?"
"That's my wife!"
"How long have you been in this country?"
"Four days."
"Nice work."
Fun Fact: Theatrical movie debut of Brandon Merrill and Olivia Cheng.
Casting Notes Fact: Brandon Merrill, who plays Jackie Chan's horse-riding Native American wife, is a real-life rodeo champion. As of June 2022, this remains her only movie role.
Cutting Room Floor Fact: Curtis Armstrong filmed scenes in the role of Bulldog Drummond, but his scenes were cut before the movie was released. They can all be seen together in the deleted scenes on the DVD.
Historical Fact: At the end of the movie, Roy O'Bannon's (Owen Wilson) real name is revealed to be Wyatt Earp. In real life, Wyatt Earp was a gambler and later on a Sheriff, much like the character from the movie.
"Reach for the skies" is slang for "put your hands up."
It's so you can see the person doesn't have a weapon in their hands and can't grab a gun from their holster.
Aria You have nothing to apologize for, You're a wonderful lady and You just take care of you that's more important then videos
Thankyou❤️❤️
@@ariachanson01You're welcome and thank you too Honey ❤️🌹
Thank you for doing this movie series!!!! No one does it (they always do Rush Hour, instead). Love these two movies.
Glad to see you making content again.
I really love how Owen Wilson and Jackie Chan are working and teaming up together.
@48:57 This scene is a reference to the famous Robert Redford and Paul Newman movie, Butch Cassidy and Sundance Kid.
Sneaky timestamp! You mean 38:57 I assume?
Owen Wilson is always chill 😜😉 He's even chill in Loki 🙂
In other Jackie Chan movies they always show some of the damage he got from some of the craziest stunts he made, & some of them really looks painful! 😬
Just look at Police Story & Rumble in the Bronx.
This was the beginning of a long line of me loving how chill Owen Wilson is all the time :)
13:23 Let me point something out, here. This man is the _Chief_ and he's wearing the robe that _Chon_ was wearing, yesterday. That was one wild _night._
I'm really happy to see this. I like this series as much as the Rush Hour movies. Now I get to see Aria laugh some more.
Howdy, Aria! Glad to see you back on the ranch. You're sure a perty sight for sore eyes. 😊
For your next western, you need a cowgirl hat to go with your ensemble. 🤠
I definitely do need a hat
@@ariachanson01😁👍
Thanks for another great reaction, Aria. I've had a blast binching my favourites on your channel. Anyway I appreciate the effort that goes into making each of them possible.
Struggling with some matters of my own so I recognize how important it is to take what you need, at your own pace. Baby steps. Try, care, love. Allowing yourself to take joy in the small things in life can go a long way. For me it was this video.
You _are_ awesome no matter what, Aria. May the good vibes take you under their wing.
❤️❤️❤️❤️
When there's Jackie Chan, we watch 😎 Also, I am truly sorry about whatever it is you're going through. Ups and downs in life do happen, but we can always find a way to get by.
Owen Wilson's character on the other hand... is too damn funny 🤣
"What's that supposed to mean? These aren't my...these aren't my guns!" Some people say they get tired of Owen Wilson's casual "aw come on!" vibe but I could listen to it all day 💗
Soooo glad you're back!! ™️🔥🔥🔥💜 You always know how to make everyones day with your reactions
It is such a pleasure watching movies with you. And I really enjoy all of your reactions to all of the movie. And I am really enjoying your reaction to this movie Shanghai Knight.
Welcome back. I had to subscribe because I have recommended this movie to lots of other reactors and you are the first I have seen actually watch it.
Very happy to see you back on my RUclips. I hope everything is well with you
Everything’s perfect now that I’ve started working on the videos again😁
In all honesty, when I first saw this movie (in theaters), I _hadn't_ seen any of the trailers for it. I knew nothing about it beyond the information you can get from the poster. I still got a _huge_ kick from it.
_Afterward,_ I saw one of the trailers. You know that bit in the outtakes where Jackie and Owen try to ram the door of the church open with their shoulders and discover the door is locked? That shot was not part of the movie, but they put it in the trailer.
26:52 "I mean, he's not my _friend."_
Oh, Roy, you know better than _that._ If nothin' else, you and he are _drinkin'_ buddies, now. Stick up for your friend.
I really like Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson together. Both of them are so funny. They are a good team.
Hello Aria, I really missed your reaction videos. I was worried if something had happened. Promise that you will continue making reaction videos on your RUclips channel 🙏🏻🥺
The film is interesting and I really like your reaction video 🥰💖✨
I hope you can respond to the entire message 🙏🏻
Sorry I went MIA. I wasn’t planning to take a break otherwise I would’ve told you guys.. but I have started working on these videos again because I really love doing this and interacting with you guys:)
If you finally have your sleep under control, definitely prioritize maintaining that! Sleep is very important for your health. We can wait. 👍
Welcome back. I missed you.
The sequel is just as great.
Glad you are back! Looking good!
❤️❤️
Aria. I really love hearing you talk. Your voice is so beautiful. I enjoy watching movies with you and you really make my day and you really make me feel good about myself.❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊
Just glad you're back, and doing okay.
Well, Aria, I'm sorry to hear you're struggling with personal issues. But just let me say this movie was an _awesome_ choice to raise your spirits. Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson have some truly _classic_ moments between them. Personally, though, my eye was caught by Brandon Merrill. She was the actress who played Falling Leaves, Chon's Sioux wife.
The sequel is _Shanghai Knights,_ she's not in it and her absence is conspicuous. This movie is the _only one_ in her filmography.
Happy to see you're ok and around. Love this movie
Welcome back, super happy to see you 😊😊
Don't force yourself, just work at your own pace. Your mental and emotional health are more important than reactions.
Thankyou❤️
Oh man I forgot about this movie. Will be nice to watch it again with you
Aria C I love hearing you talk, you have such a beautiful voice👂🥰 (And a face to match😉)
❤️❤️
Nice to have you back
Welcome back great reaction 🔥💯😅
Aria! We've missed you! ❤
I’ve missed you guys too❤️
I was about to say. Glad ur back hunny...
Aria, I know what you mean about trailers. There are some out there that give away too much.
I still watch trailers, because sometimes they do a good enough job to keep you curious without any big giveaway.
I hope that all is well with you in your life. We all understand that there are unavoidable things that occur, and when that happens, we will understand if you need to be absent from here.
We will all miss you, but when you need to take care of yourself, we will be here waiting for you.
After all they go through, they both get the princess babes--Can't ask for a happier ending than that.The Indian Chief after marrying off his daiughter to Chong: "Well, he may fight in a dress..But at least it's not a white guy!! Glad to see ya back, Aria and enjoying this one so!!
Howdy Aria, I've been with you since the Star Wars days, good to see you're still covering hits even if it's not as often as everyone would like; just a quick technical note, your camera is securely manual-focused on the wall behind you and should be refocused if you'd prefer to the be center of attention - you still have our attention either way 🍿❤
Thankyou!!! I’m gonna have to ask for someone’s help with the camera the next time. I use Minnie to focus when I’m setting up the camera and as you’ve pointed out it’s not working😂 thanks for sticking with me❤️❤️❤️
If you love Owen Wilson then you will love The Darjeeling Limited.
Welcome back. You were missed . . .
28:12 "You _remember_ your old comrade in arms, hmm?"
"I remember a traitor."
Why are these two characters talking to each other in _English?_ Mandarin is their first _language._
They're talking in Roy's presence. Lo Fong wants to taunt Chon Wang in front of him as part of his intimidation of his prisoners. Chon wants Roy to hear his response calling out Lo Fong's disgrace.
20:33 😄Don't you love the little, cultural misunderstandings?
While it may seem natural to want to make promises, we should consider the emotional impact unfulfilled expectations can have on our well-being. Consider opting for commitments instead. Commitments signify our intent and dedication, yet they also offer the flexibility and adaptability needed to navigate unexpected obstacles.
Not sure constant breaking of commitments are any better...
Plus, "commitments" can also be used as convenient excuses to not hold oneself accountable.
God knows how many times I've "committed" to changing my eating habits.
Or as an alcoholic, I "committed" myself to stop drinking many times. Did I actually stop? No. But hey, I still committed myself right? That way I could dodge accountability.
But every time those "commitments" were shown to just be empty words, the emotional impact on everyone was real. Commitments still come with expectations.
It was only when I PROMISED to people I cared about, and I felt the weight of that promise, and I was thus held accountable to my promise, that I actually got sober.
Promises can give the necessary disciplin and accountability.
But of course they lose that effect if overused and watered down.
Either way.
It's all in the context of what is actually being promised/committed.
I can promise to work towards releasing a new video every week. Or I can commit to deliver a new video every week. Those are pretty much the same thing.
Both promises and commitments can be good or bad. Used and misused. Have good and bad effects on wellbeing. Depending on context. Context matters. How is the commitment/promise formulated? What is actually being communicated? That's the question.
@@PohjanKarhu Both concepts should not be seen as an opposing false dichotomy resulting in an either-or binary choice or even as belonging on the same continuum. There is value in both positions. Accountability is implicit in both understandings.
I could have framed my initial message on the well being dimensions of overpromising and underdelivering. Pressure can indeed be healthy. Setting ourselves up for accountability is sign of personal responsibility. We should be cautious of own well being while doing so.
I appreciate your comment. Thanks!
I really enjoy this movie Shanghai Knight. And I really love watching this movie with you.
It is good to see a reaction from someone who understands the movie..gets the jokes etc..Good reaction.
"Shanghai Knights" is worth a watch, believe me. your laugh is addictive, I love it when you choke of laughter.
Yeah it was a really good movie :D
Great reaction! But if you want to see real Jackie Chan, try to watch first Police Story, Armour of God, Wheels on Meals, Project A or Dragons Forever, action this films are beyond what you could expect!)
Who is waiting for Shanghai Dawn to become a reality?
Good choice.
That was funny movie wasn't it lol it was fun watching ur reaction to it and was I the first one told u about the movie?
Just need the second one now 😏😏😏👍
And this is why Jackie Chan doesn’t like Rush Hour.
If youre a fan of Lucy Liu, please watch Lucky Number Slevin.
Will do:)
Honestly I thought that was only "fine"...I have really liked Lucy Liu in basically everything I've seen her in, but there doesn't seem to be any Perfect Lucy Liu Film that I know of. _Kill Bill Vol. 1_ is pretty up there but obviously she's not the protagonist. I've heard decent things about _Elementary_ but haven't gotten around to it...
12:15 " 'Why is he wearing a dress?' " Oh! You understand the German subtitles? Well that's all good, then! I was worried that you were missing out on long stretches of dialog.
I was able to change the subtitles to english when I was watching the movie, couldn’t do that in the editor for some reason
Derrick would be good.
3:57 I do not understand why the subtitles are in German. Do you not have an option to _change_ them?
What's with the German subtitles?
Hello Aria
Hello
Serpico
This girl is either really tired or just a little bit drunk