Small Village BIG Laughs: Villagers React to Rush Hour 1 for the FIRST Time! React 2.0
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- Опубликовано: 30 ноя 2023
- Rural Reviews: Hilarious Reactions of Villagers Watching Rush Hour 1
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Welcome to a cinematic journey like never before! Join us as we take a trip to a quaint village where the magic of cinema meets the charm of rural life. In our latest RUclips series, witness the joy, laughter, and genuine surprise of villagers as they experience the iconic Rush Hour 1 movie for the very first time.
Our "Small Village BIG Laughs" series captures the essence of community and the universal language of comedy. As the villagers gather for an unforgettable movie night, their reactions are nothing short of priceless. From uproarious laughter to unexpected gasps, every moment is a genuine expression of pure entertainment.
In "Rural Reviews," we delve into the heartwarming connection between cinema and culture. Watch as these villagers, with a fresh perspective, share their thoughts and feelings about the action-packed and hilarious Rush Hour 1. It's a unique blend of cinematic discovery and cultural exchange that promises to leave you smiling.
"From Fields to Fun" encapsulates the spirit of the series, highlighting the transformation of a regular evening in the village into a memorable and laughter-filled experience. As the movie unfolds, you'll witness the transition from fields to fun as the villagers immerse themselves in the world of Rush Hour 1.
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My favorite part of this reaction:
1. How much the boys enjoyed watching the "War" dance scene. Attempting to do the same moves and all!
2. Raeen: "I'm missing Babu!" 😅
aman doing a great job filling in for babu singing, just watch raeen face while they do teh singing, is so funny
Sarru finally joins Raeen and Aman! What took so long guys 😆
I think it's the popularity of Babu, ppl (myself included) just connect w/the gentleman's humility & appreciation for these experiences.
They have connected a LOT before in the past, if you're an OG from the other main channel (common man show) you'd know.
Currently their main channel has received 2 strikes so it's got a few vids.
The Rush Hour series is to this day one of the funniest series I've ever seen! So happy the guys are watching it!!
Rush Hour
Lethal Weapon
Bad Boys
Good movie franchises to watch.
“I’ve never seen anyone fight while doing comedy”
Jackie Chan: allow me to introduce myself
Show these men Home Alone and Home Alone 2! =D
After this, they should react to the 5th element since it has Chris Tucker in there too
Lol I always forget he was in it. His character was so damn weird, but Chris Tucker can always sell it
3 parts of this movie that really make me crack up laughing are:
1. When Carter starts dancing like Michael Jackson in the middle of the street after blowing the car up
2. When Lee and Carter are bonding and practicing disarming techniques while Edwin Starr's song "War" plays in the background
3. When Carter says "I know that ain't the bomb. Get that bomb away from me." Towards the end
And trust me, the blooper reels for the remaining two movies are just as funny when it comes to the slip-ups with the dialogue.
And 4. Carter fights with the Chinese old man at the food stall.
@@katerinapatiniotis5598 That too.
"I ain't no punk bitch, neither!!" 😆🤣
@@Rainbow.Pegacorn.Cosplay What is that greasy shit? Don't you have some chicken wings...?
"Chinese food, not soul food here! "
I would love to see them react to the two greatest Christmas movies ever made.
A Christmas Story and Die Hard.
Die Hard is the best non-christmas christmas movie ever
All three movies are equally good. One of my favorites. Chris Tucker is a famous American comedian and actor and he and Jackie Chan together are unmatchable. They're great.
I love how they are always vibing to catchy music!
Welcome back Sarru
So glad they enjoyed this movie! It never disappoints!
Agreed
Well, Hong Kong audiences in general were disappointed b/c Jackie's action scenes were held back by Brett Ratner (and Hollywood insurance policies). In the RH2 DVD, the director said that Americans don't like long fight scenes. Yet The Matrix (choreographed by Yuen Woo-ping) was already a hit by then.
The long awaited introduction to Jackie Chan! And I enjoyed very much how much fun the three had with this movie. The other parts of the series are very good as well, so there's something to look forward to.
I think they'd also very much enjoy the _Beverly Hills Cop_ series.
Unfortunately, Jackie was only allowed to utilize 10% of his abilities in Hollywood due to insurance policies. The real prime JC was seen in his 20th century Hong Kong films.
Wonderful. Love all of the reactions & insight of these guys. I like this youthful combination...don't misunderstand, Babu is my favorite cuz of his age & wisdom & how joyous he is.
These fine folk are the best.
They always see deeper meaning in the stories they see. ❤
Much light and blessings and laughter
Jackie Chan is always held back by Hollywood insurance policies. In order to fully appreciate him, you should show these reactors some of his 80s & 90s Hong Kong films. In 1998, he also released "Who Am I", which has way better action.
Sarru! Woo!
You should also watch Shanghai Noon and Shanghai Knights staring Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson. They will love the horse in those movies too!
I hope the algorithm picks these videos up. This sort of wholesome reacting deserves a hundred thousand times more views than they currently get. I will continue to like, comment and stay subscribed.
I enjoyws watching this through their eyes.
wow.. thry finally get introduced to Jackie Chan !! the sense of awe and wonder you experience when you first watch Jackie in action is something else.. i feel jealous of them now for experiencing that for the "first time" 😅
btw, please get them to watch Armor of God 2, Drunken Master, First Strike, Mr Nice Guy, which rank amongst Jackie's finest action films.
His best are Project A, Police Story, Miracles, Drunken Master 2, & Who Am I.
I saw this in theaters with a friend when I was in middle school, really brings me back.
Early Jackie Chan movies are awesome. Police Story, Super Cop, Operation Condor are just a few to have them check out.
Ruby still needs to see some Ghibli movies like spirited away and princess mononoke!
They must see Ghostbusters!
Definitely a classic that can be enjoyed by everyone! My Grandma was 80 when it came out and she also loved it. Another actor they should see some time is Robin Williams. Maybe the classic "Mrs. Doubtfire".
i reckon they might appreciate Patch Adams more..
there was an Indian (Hindi) adaptation of Mrs Doubtfire called Chachi 420 with the legendary Kamal Haasan in the lead role.. so Mrs Doubtfire might not be a novel exp for them.
Where is the old man??? His reactions are the best!
If they are going to the Jackie Chan world it will be a blast. After they finish the rush hour trilogy i suggest those films to keep going: Shanghai Noon, Police Story (3 films, all of them are great), Armour of God, Rumble in The Bronx, Miracles, City Hunter, Wheels on Meals, The Drinken Master (2 films), Who Am I and many others. He probably made more then 1000 films and many are great.
😂 enjoy time with family and friends ❤
Saru!!!! Where the hell has he been?? It’s nice to see him again
WOW I feel old now lol, I saw this movie in theaters during highschool 😅
I've been hoping for this. ❤❤❤ Watching now!
You should show them The Fifth Element. They already know Bruce Willis and Chris Tucker and that is an amazing movie.
Followed by Die Hard for sure. Christmas is coming and it's the only movie that makes sense lol
24:30 I flinched because it looks like dude in the middle is poisoning the tea!! lololol
Very amazing reaction.
They realized that Jackie Chan does all his own stunts. They might be interested to learn about stunt men who perform dangerous stunts so the actor doesn't have to do them.
I really think they should watch the documentary: David Holmes: The Boy Who Lived, an @HBO Original Documentary which tells the extraordinary story of Daniel Radcliffe’s (Harry Potter) stunt double and their lasting friendship. David was permanently paralyzed during a stunt for Harry Potter.
I appreciate Raeen's admiration for Jackie Chan's commitment to the stunts. Knowing this, I think they should see 1985's Police Story, where Jackie does on of his most dangerous stunts!
One of my all time favorite movies!
This is an amazing franchise make sure you watch the bloopers at the end of them all one thing about Jackie Chan he does all his own stunts no ropes no wires and he’s very good at using things around them in a fight you’ve seen
I always thought Rush Hour 2 was even funnier.
Jet Li's Unleashed (2005) is a good one for the lads
Seeing this reminds me of a similar movie with slapstick comedy like this, "Undercover Brother." You guys should try and watch it sometime.
I hope they can watch rush hour 2 and rush hour 3 as well! Jackie Chan is incredible. I'm so glad they enjoyed this movie
I think the villager would also enjoy seeing examples of Parkour as many of Jackie Chan's moves have similar features to freerunning.
Can’t wait for them to watch rush hour 2 the best one wish babu was here
Do the whole series ^^
They even admitted they've been watching so much fake stunts in movies they were glad to see REAL stunts!
Thank you for singing a song since Babu wasn't there to do it.
Raeem you are correct Jackie Chan does all his stunts he has since his very first films in Hong Kong the most funniest thing about his videos is at the end of every one of his films he always shows the outtakes when he got injured or broke a take or messed up he's injured himself so many times that it's impossible for him to get insurance back he is a wonderful martial artist comedian actor now he's retired mostly and just directs and writes and choreographs stunts
Jackie Chan is arguably the best fight scene and stunt coordinator of all time.
I wonder if these guys might be interested in seeing a traditional Christmas movie. 'A Christmas Carol' is a real cultural touchstone in the West. I would recommend the version starring Patrick Stewart. Partly because I think Patrick Stewart is the greatest living actor.
Yes Jackie Chan has many fans, he made plenty of action movies in Chinese. Police Story and its sequels are some of the most famous.
Chris Tucker has been in a few big movies. The Rush Hour movies, The Fifth Element (with Bruce Willis) and Friday with Ice Cube.
The guys should check out Friday. It is a comedy.
When they have questions about cultural references you should explain. When Jackie said the N word in the movie its because it is an offensive word due to its roots going back to slavery. Black ppl have taken back the word as a term of an endearment (which I don't agree). So anyone outside the African diaspora who says that to us it is offensive. So when Jackie said it he didn't know any better because Chris Tuckers character told him "Do as I do".
enjoyed it overall.
Thank you sirs.
Great classic movie!
You really need to be introduced to Ryan Gosling, he's really funny.. and stylish. Movie's like 'nice guys', 'barbie', 'crazy stupid love' or even 'Lars and the real girl'. The last one is really weird, but wholesome. Love from Denmark 🇩🇰 ❤
It would be nice to see the people that run the channel
Aw man. I just had my eyes dialted so i cant read tge subtitles lol. Be back in a couole hours
I watched the 2 hr. uncut! Loved every moment! Finally finally the three guys reviewing and I enjoyed their reactions.
these guys need to see the Johnny English movies
Yeah but the Bean movies first, starting with the 1997. Those movies won't make any sense if you watch Johnny English first.
(Daaamn Raeen is a born _geoguesser_ !)
We need another harry potter and we want Ruby on it❤
Aman must be right about before and after marriage. Raeen is very subdued 🤣 Show them Jackie Chan Drunken Master. Hysterical!
These guys need to see Rumble in the Bronx and the Drunken Master films!
Sir forgot to mention one of the most notable things about Jackie Chan, and that is the fact that he does his own stunts.
Jackie Chan movies like Shanghai Noon, Dragons Forever, Police Story, Rumble in the Bronx, Wheels on Meals, Gorgeous are all good. Our brothers should definitely see them.
Please watch Indiana Jones with Babu! The second movie even is about India (The Temple of Doom).
Bravo , we need more movies with Jackie Chan.
I've watch a lot of your videos and i love them all, but I do think Sarru, Aman and Raeen would've benefited from a very brief summary of the situation. Maybe read them the blurb for the film, or so q community poll on youtube to get your boewers to create a short summary of the film?
😂, they need to react to Rush Hour 3. That’s the funniest one.
I love how Raeen is always cringing at his people's folk songs. I get that. If one of my older relatives started singing an American folk song, depending on what it was, especially if it was over a hundred years old, I might cringe too.
I would have loved to see the tall guy on this react🙏🙏
show them mad max fury road for the spectacle!
Action and comedy reminds me of Johnny English which is worth watching.
I wish Jackie Chan could see them talk about him at the end of this video...
My Sarru!!! I miss him all the time. Obviously Sarru, Babu, Aman, and Raju are the ones you want for musicals. Hopefully more people will get it through the idiots heads that they don't need to cut the OG as someone called them out. How Raeen became a favorite over them I have no idea. But I've always thought that in addition to this white boy fixation they have, there's also a taking up for family element. I just don't understand how that psychopath was ever a part of this without him being related to someone there.
It's hilarious hearing someone as tiny as Sarru speak about Jackie Chan being short! Watching them doing the dances and singing was priceless.
I'm not knocking Raeen btw. I do love him too. But they all have different strengths and everything isn't his. I see nothing wrong with letting the others shine.
Hope to see more musicals with the chosen 4 soon. Movies and music are pretty deeply integrated now. Disney, Pixar, and Dreamworks.
or adult ones like Beaches, Romeo and Juliet, Heathers, Mortal Kombat, Grease, Bad boys. There's just no shortage of places to go that don't involve white boy stupid.
They should really watch old Jackie Chan movies, like the Drunken Master and other eastern movies. I'm sure those would be up they're alley and make everyone laugh
10:05
Aman: See Jackie Chief
Sarru: Jackie Chan.
Me: Men, He is The Chief😎
You should tell them that Jackie Chan got his start in movies with Bruce Lee. I think you showed them a documentary about Bruce.
Jackie Chan was one of the many guards beaten up by Bruce Lee in Enter The Dragon. Time to let the guys see this film.
I hope you show them Jackie Chan's earlier work from Hong-Kong, starting with Rumble In The Bronx, Police Story and what may be the best martial arts movie ever made, Drunken Master 2.
Need some VanDam Movies Blood sport or Double Impact. See their Faces with that one.
Show Them Enter of the Dragon. With Bruce lee !
How about "The Raid" it's not Hollywood per se but it's an awesome action movie.
Please do Fifth Element and Friday
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🥰🥰🥰
Hell yes - Jackie Chan made it. More Jackie please.
you need to show them "money talks"
Should get them to watch The Raid.
Make them watch more Jackie Chan movies. I recommend Police Story (1985) and Rumble in the Bronx.
IP Man? Or any Jet Li movies ?
MORE OF THESE THREEEEEEE, PLEASE!!!!!
Aman think Jackie chan is Jacket chain make me laugh my ass off
The Revenant (2015) and then a few days later followed by Prey (2022) would be hilarious as they (Babu and Raeen) think it's a similar movie and then BOOM Predator! Of course don't tell them Prey is about Predator.
Nice to see them enjoying the film, and nice to see lovely Sarru, really enjoyed this one
Plzz make a reaction video of Rush Hour 2 in Hindi dubbed languages plzz
Love from London
it was a nice comedy maybe one day they will see a new police story with jackie chan (2004)
What happened to the MsheU??
Hi guys,
I enjoy your videos, but as an explanation of America for your "everywhere there is a china town" comment. America takes about 1 million immigrants every year, many times in waves from countries or regions around the world. They many times settle in the same area of America, and those places get labeled as Chinatown or I'm my area Greektown. They are sections of a city that cater to specific ethnicities, almost a home away from home.
Imagine trying to explain what's offensive AND funny about a black American being called "my nigga" by an Asian man in LA in the late 90s, to an Indian in 2023. Holy cow, where do you even begin? lol