Jackie Chan's stunts in his older movies are even more dangerous. Dude jumped off the 4th floor of a mall into a pole without a harness. He's so lucky to be alive after doing hundreds of stunts like this.
It is said that he has broken just about every bone in his body over his career. When asked why he does is own stunts, he said that when he is old he wants to be able to tell his grand and great grand children when they see his films, that that was him doing the stunts.
@@Dtaras420 thank you, I’m so sick of everybody crapping on me for saying the the 3rd movie sucked. Most people liked it… But I didn’t. I hope they don’t make another one 🙄 Stop with the sequels!
@@Dtaras420 it’s rarity in itself that the 2nd one was good, because usually first movies are always the only good ones in franchises. But this was one of the few movie franchises where the 2nd movie was actually good too
@@nsasupporter7557 They've been trying to get a 4th one made for like 15 years now. Both Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker have been on board for years, but have only wanted to do it if the script warranted bringing the characters back "organically" as Jackie said in an interview a long time ago. As they are both much older now, and Jackie has seriously toned down the action movie stunts for obvious reasons - not sure what a new Rush Hour movie would even look like now.
Yeah, but it's a great gateway movie into the world of Jackie Chan if you're someone who hasn't delved into much asian cinema before. Watch something as accessible as Rush Hour and then go for Police Story, Drunken Master, Young Master, Project A and so on. :)
they were only hard in the fights because he didnt have his own stunt team he usually works with. all the jumping, travesing etc stuff is just another day in the officefor him
By the time "Rush Hour" came out, Jackie was already kiiiinda getting up there. But another thing too is that because this was an American-produced movie, there were stricter rules in terms of what they could allow Jackie to do, because frankly insuring him would've cost them hella money. Unlike HK productions, where it's really guerilla-filmmaking at its purist, and they just let the actors/stunt-people do their thing without so much back-and-forth.
my favorite movie franchise ever as a kid, like really, jackie is a world treasure and this combination with chris made this franchise so amazing. cant wait for the other ones, thanks for the reaction guys as always!
Yeah, if you guys are unfamiliar with Jackie Chan then I highly recommend looking into some of his older movies. A lot of them are dubbed but if you can get over that they are a lot of fun. He is his own stuntman and he does the craziest stuff. Another movie that was popular in America is Shanghai Noon which I also highly recommend, but seriously, even on your own time watch some of his older movies. When I saw this and Shanghai Noon in the theater I was probably one of the only ones there to see Jackie. He's such a fun guy!
@@sir_couglet8533 Ya’ll are crazy. Shanghai Noon was great imo lol. The fight scene where Jackie uses the horseshoe and rope as a makeshift meteor hammer? Sensational.
i remember watching this in theaters. my dad was a big jackie chan fan and i remember when it ended my dad was like "this was pretty tame compared to his other films" and then he made me watch other jackie chan films. the chemistry between Tucker and Chan definetly make this movie great. at the time i just remember everyone was quoting Tuckers lines from this movie and the sequels, although not as popular, i think are still pretty fun to watch.
I admire Jackie Chan. While other movie greats prefer to sit back and leave the tricky stuff to the stunt people, there is arguably not a bone in this man's body that hasn't been broken during filming, or a muscle that hasn't been stretched, torn, or otherwise compromised. His stunt team is legendary, spanning multiple generations and all of its members are incredibly proud. Honestly, if I were these people, I'd be proud too.
Jackie Chan does all his own stunts. In fact, one of the reasons for the Rush Hour Films being made was because he can no longer get insurance in Asia for films because he's been injured so many times.
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
Have always felt, they could make an entire movie out of nothing but bloopers from the Rush Hour movies. & Feel the Rush Hour Blooper movie would be as popular & successful as the Rush Hour movies themselves! But I suppose it's embarrassing if what's left on the editing room floor turns out to be more popular than the movie itself.
Jackie Chan: "Do you understand the words that are coming out of my mouth??" Chris Tucker: "Don't nobody understand the words that are comin' out of your mouth man!" I know it's the next movie, but I couldn't help myself 🤣
The Rush Hour movies are one of my top four favorite comedy movies of all time😁🔥. I’m so happy that you guys reacted to the first one and I hope you guys react to enjoy the second and third one👍. Jackie Chan’s is just amazing and an absolute legend for me as his action was amazing and it was so great to Chris Tucker with his humor and jokes to balance out the partnership🔥. Love your reaction/analysis, take care and have a good one♥️👍
C-4 does not react to impacts, even gunshots, by exploding. It’s extremely stable to handle. I’m guessing he might have hit a blasting cap but I’ve no idea if a cap would behave like that either. (Shrug)
Yep. But, was a classic trope in movies in the 80's/90's. Same goes for shooting at or explosions near "nukes". Hollywood script writing. Like everything else, audiences demand more when they learn. Somethings remain through stylistic choice though, like flying backwards while being shot etc.
The fastest hands in the East vs the fastest mouth in the West. Amazing movie, these two were brilliant together. And to think Jackie Chan has done a lot of his own stunts, sometimes without safety equipment, but he wasn't allowed to do the stunts in this movie without safety equipment.
Nice to see you guys discovering the awesomeness that is Jackie Chan. I discovered him with the North-American release of ''Rumble In The Bronx'', which I highly recommend as a great showcase of the man's style and talent. Then after that, Drunken Master II, in its original Cantonese, possibly the greatest martial arts movie ever made.
The bloopers are Jackie Chan's signature. And yes, he does all of his own stunts. As you can see, Lee's approach is humor while using the environment around him as he grew up watching Buster Keaton and Charlie Chaplin.
Now y'all gotta watch 2 and 3. They had great chemistry in these movies. Jackie did all his own stunts. He was a beast and him mixed with Chris Tucker is gold
Giving your reaction, you haven't been exposed to Jackie Chan. That's awesome! The king of doing is all his own stunts, know if ands or butts about it. The first and the last. Of course Tom Cruise.
i remember watching this for the first time and when Jackie said, "this will never work, im not 6'1." i stupidly was like, "ahhhh that's true," and then was like "wait what???"
Carter - Hang on for an hour I'm gonna go get the ambulance and I'll be right back Lee - What are you doing Carter - Just hang on Man I'll be right back Lee - CARTER Carter - I'm just playing😂😂😂 That's my favorite part of the movie !!
"There should always be bloopers" Bloopers are a Jackie Chan tradition he picked up from stuntman-turned-director Hal Needham (Smokey and The Bandit, Hooper) who he worked for on "Cannonball Run" I & II "They must have improvised so much" "They have the best comedic chemistry" Jackie did not understand a lot of the humor. He really just did what he was told and trusted that the Hollywood writers and director knew how to present his natural charisma and humor to Americans. He had fun making the movie and became great friends with Tucker but even on the sequels he just kind of said his lines, hit his mark and tried to be funny whenever he could be.
@@leebrown1213 hey, you know what! I CAN EXPRESS MY OPINION TOO 😱😱😱 I know it drives you crazy whenever someone disagrees with you, but that’s on you not me. I didn’t like the 3rd movie, get over it 😤
Absolutely fantastic movies, grew up with them and damn itbwas a better time. Jokes you can't even go near nowadays. Glad to see you guys having fun with it
The funniest part about Jackie getting the n-word card is that nobody told him what it means or what its about until after the film. Chris was telling him to just say it this way and it'll be funny.
I’m new to the channel. So, I’ve just binged LOTR, Matrix, and MCU (to date). Loving you guys! You make such a lovely couple. I’m waiting for the merch to start. T-shirts: DAuuuuuuuuuummmm! OooooooooOOOOOOOoooooH!!! 😂😂😂
Idc what nobody says this movie is still my favorite. I grew up watching a lot of action movies and others as well too. Also Jackie Chan is my favorite actor since I was a kid and I’m almost 30. Love all his movies and even the animated tv show so I’m a huge fan of his work. I get my love for action and western movies and tv shows from my grandparents.❤
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Jackie Chan's stunts in his older movies are even more dangerous. Dude jumped off the 4th floor of a mall into a pole without a harness. He's so lucky to be alive after doing hundreds of stunts like this.
With the injuries he's gotten he probably shouldn't be.
He's a living legend.
@@trollardo9720Jackie Chan vs Jet Li
There is an episode on RUclips : "How the hell's Jackie Chan still alive"...
It is said that he has broken just about every bone in his body over his career.
When asked why he does is own stunts, he said that when he is old he wants to be able to tell his grand and great grand children when they see his films, that that was him doing the stunts.
I don’t even know where to begin, but I grew up on the trilogy. I can’t stop laughing.
The first 2 were good… 3 sucked
Same and 3rd was meh I heard they may make another.
@@Dtaras420 thank you, I’m so sick of everybody crapping on me for saying the the 3rd movie sucked. Most people liked it… But I didn’t.
I hope they don’t make another one 🙄
Stop with the sequels!
@@Dtaras420 it’s rarity in itself that the 2nd one was good, because usually first movies are always the only good ones in franchises. But this was one of the few movie franchises where the 2nd movie was actually good too
@@nsasupporter7557 They've been trying to get a 4th one made for like 15 years now. Both Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker have been on board for years, but have only wanted to do it if the script warranted bringing the characters back "organically" as Jackie said in an interview a long time ago. As they are both much older now, and Jackie has seriously toned down the action movie stunts for obvious reasons - not sure what a new Rush Hour movie would even look like now.
Jackie's stunts were pretty hard in this, but this is tame compared to his older movies 😂
Yeah, but it's a great gateway movie into the world of Jackie Chan if you're someone who hasn't delved into much asian cinema before. Watch something as accessible as Rush Hour and then go for Police Story, Drunken Master, Young Master, Project A and so on. :)
they were only hard in the fights because he didnt have his own stunt team he usually works with. all the jumping, travesing etc stuff is just another day in the officefor him
By the time "Rush Hour" came out, Jackie was already kiiiinda getting up there. But another thing too is that because this was an American-produced movie, there were stricter rules in terms of what they could allow Jackie to do, because frankly insuring him would've cost them hella money. Unlike HK productions, where it's really guerilla-filmmaking at its purist, and they just let the actors/stunt-people do their thing without so much back-and-forth.
Nothing tops the jump he did in Rumble in the Bronx...
@@thedefinitionisthis I think some insurance company blacklisted the JC Team or something.
"...I haven't heard Christina Aguilera in so long." LOL I died laughing at that one.
"this wont work...im not 6'1" brruhhhhhh that killed me 😂😂
Oh man these two acting together is absolutely amazing, everyone's been asking for a new one for years they are so funny together
Yes and there doesn’t need to be another one… people are stupid and need to shut up about wanting more sequels. 3 Rush Hour movies is enough!
Nope...i'll watch as many as they make.
And...one could say the same about you...people aren't stupid because they don't have an opinion that isn't yours
Next up: Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson in ‘Shanghai Noon’. Another great comedy and comedy duo!
“This won’t work. I’m not 6’1”!” 😂
Jackie does all the stunts himself:)
my favorite movie franchise ever as a kid, like really, jackie is a world treasure and this combination with chris made this franchise so amazing. cant wait for the other ones, thanks for the reaction guys as always!
War, what is it good for? Absolutely Nothing 🎵
Oh hell no! STEWARDESS!!! Stewardess, get me another seat!!
YAAAW!
Yeah, if you guys are unfamiliar with Jackie Chan then I highly recommend looking into some of his older movies. A lot of them are dubbed but if you can get over that they are a lot of fun. He is his own stuntman and he does the craziest stuff. Another movie that was popular in America is Shanghai Noon which I also highly recommend, but seriously, even on your own time watch some of his older movies. When I saw this and Shanghai Noon in the theater I was probably one of the only ones there to see Jackie. He's such a fun guy!
SHanghai Noon is crap. rather watch MILLIONAIRES EXPRESS
@@IH8YH I’ll give you that. Still though. It’s sequel, Shanghai Knights, was a great rebound. Noon was eh, but Nights saved it.
I enjoyed both Shanghai noon & Knights.. so ...different strokes for different folks
@@cherylcohen5700 I don't remember liking Knights as much but I still enjoyed it. They should watch them and make up their own minds though.
@@sir_couglet8533 Ya’ll are crazy. Shanghai Noon was great imo lol. The fight scene where Jackie uses the horseshoe and rope as a makeshift meteor hammer? Sensational.
i remember watching this in theaters. my dad was a big jackie chan fan and i remember when it ended my dad was like "this was pretty tame compared to his other films" and then he made me watch other jackie chan films. the chemistry between Tucker and Chan definetly make this movie great. at the time i just remember everyone was quoting Tuckers lines from this movie and the sequels, although not as popular, i think are still pretty fun to watch.
Nice! Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker make a great team.
I admire Jackie Chan. While other movie greats prefer to sit back and leave the tricky stuff to the stunt people, there is arguably not a bone in this man's body that hasn't been broken during filming, or a muscle that hasn't been stretched, torn, or otherwise compromised. His stunt team is legendary, spanning multiple generations and all of its members are incredibly proud. Honestly, if I were these people, I'd be proud too.
Jackie Chan is one of my all time favorites. I’d say he’s my generations Bruce Lee
Rush Hour 2 is my favorite movie of all time.
"you've got a mochacchino face, wonderful skin, big broad shoulders... let's get a dead animal on you!"
I liked the 1st and 2nd one equally but 3 sucked
Jackie Chan does all his own stunts. In fact, one of the reasons for the Rush Hour Films being made was because he can no longer get insurance in Asia for films because he's been injured so many times.
Nobody expected the chemistry between Christ &Jackie to be so damn funny!
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
"Didn't I give you the bigger half?"
@@nonconsensualopinion I love that line, too. That and "This ciga-weed!!" 😂🤣
Have always felt, they could make an entire movie out of nothing but bloopers from the Rush Hour movies. & Feel the Rush Hour Blooper movie would be as popular & successful as the Rush Hour movies themselves! But I suppose it's embarrassing if what's left on the editing room floor turns out to be more popular than the movie itself.
Jackie Chan: "Do you understand the words that are coming out of my mouth??"
Chris Tucker: "Don't nobody understand the words that are comin' out of your mouth man!"
I know it's the next movie, but I couldn't help myself 🤣
No spoilers, boss.
A GODDAMN CLASSIC! 🤘🏽
The Rush Hour movies are one of my top four favorite comedy movies of all time😁🔥. I’m so happy that you guys reacted to the first one and I hope you guys react to enjoy the second and third one👍. Jackie Chan’s is just amazing and an absolute legend for me as his action was amazing and it was so great to Chris Tucker with his humor and jokes to balance out the partnership🔥. Love your reaction/analysis, take care and have a good one♥️👍
You can just feel how much Chris and Jackie love each other. Like you said, their chemistry together is incredible.
Me and my friends spent so much time in the movie theaters watching these movies.
Jackie Chan does all his own stunts, he's a real martial artist, and he's a really nice guy IRL. Jackie Chan is on the Mount Rushmore of GOAT actors.
C-4 does not react to impacts, even gunshots, by exploding. It’s extremely stable to handle. I’m guessing he might have hit a blasting cap but I’ve no idea if a cap would behave like that either. (Shrug)
Yep. But, was a classic trope in movies in the 80's/90's. Same goes for shooting at or explosions near "nukes". Hollywood script writing. Like everything else, audiences demand more when they learn. Somethings remain through stylistic choice though, like flying backwards while being shot etc.
The fastest hands in the East vs the fastest mouth in the West. Amazing movie, these two were brilliant together. And to think Jackie Chan has done a lot of his own stunts, sometimes without safety equipment, but he wasn't allowed to do the stunts in this movie without safety equipment.
Nice to see you guys discovering the awesomeness that is Jackie Chan. I discovered him with the North-American release of ''Rumble In The Bronx'', which I highly recommend as a great showcase of the man's style and talent. Then after that, Drunken Master II, in its original Cantonese, possibly the greatest martial arts movie ever made.
The bloopers are Jackie Chan's signature. And yes, he does all of his own stunts. As you can see, Lee's approach is humor while using the environment around him as he grew up watching Buster Keaton and Charlie Chaplin.
Saw this in the theater. When Jackie said the "What's up......" line, the whole audience went "Oooooooo!!"🤣
My fav! This is my go to for a good laugh. This trilogy is 💯
Love this film. Has a bit of everything. Also I love the fact they show the bloopers. Don’t know why every film doesn’t do that tbh.
It ain't my job to be jumping on and off of buses, I do not do that, I am not Carl Lewis. 😂😂😂
Man, movies were just a different caliber back then. So much fun!
When you said Christina Aguilera I balled my fist up lol I'm so glad you corrected yourself😂
Hope they react to 2 aswell, Zhang Ziyi is gorgeous in that.
"MONEY TALKS" is another great movie with Chris Tucker 😁
Definitely need to watch it 👍👍
Jackie is a god. Tucker is the goat. Rush hour films are the best action comedies ever made, nothing can ever top these.
Jackie chan does his stunts ..please see bloopers at the end of every Jackie Chan's movies
Now y'all gotta watch 2 and 3. They had great chemistry in these movies. Jackie did all his own stunts. He was a beast and him mixed with Chris Tucker is gold
Rush hour will always be the legendary movie we seen
Giving your reaction, you haven't been exposed to Jackie Chan. That's awesome! The king of doing is all his own stunts, know if ands or butts about it. The first and the last. Of course Tom Cruise.
Love the scene where Carter argues about the food vendor selling a box of grease lol 😂
Chris Tucker and Jackie Chain the best duo ever in this movie
Jackie Chan is a legend. The guy does all his own stunts and some of them, especially back in his days doing Hong Kong movies, are absolutely insane.
I wish more movies were like this. Top notch action and stunts as well as perfectly timed comedy!
Jackie Chan is so precious and an absolute legend for action movies. There needs to be classes taught about his style of fight choreography.
Cheeks hurting after watching is a common symptom of Rush Hour movies. Great reaction!
Good stuff! Thanks for the good times!
Mad respect that Jackie Chan did all of his stunts himself
Love your channel!! You two are the perfect mix for real :D
Big love from Austria 🇦🇹
More Jackie CHAN!
You guys are always fun to watch..
Wish you both the best..
Cheers from Brazil!
How is that even possible that there are people who havent watched Rush Hour. part 1 and 2.
i remember watching this for the first time and when Jackie said, "this will never work, im not 6'1." i stupidly was like, "ahhhh that's true," and then was like "wait what???"
All of Jackie's movies show his stunt bloopers, Some almost near death and also pain he goes through for them.
Such a GREAT reaction....lookin forward to pt2👍
Jackie Chan and Chris tucker the best dynamic movie duo ever
All of these are great
watching the scene where Jackie and his daughter react to his stunts is so heart warming
This movie makes me laugh just like the first time. Every single they made were just out of this world. 😂
Yooo just watched your “Breaking Bad” reaction now “Rush Hour” yeeeaaahhh🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Hope you two are having an great and awesome day ❤
you guys are real ones, love your reactions, i hope you get all the subs
Hilarious reaction. Continue with this trilogy 😂😂😂❤❤
I just love you guys!!
pt.2 is a must watch
U know now we’re going be dying for y’all to watch 2 & 3!! 🙌🏾 Great reaction guys 👍🏾
I've probably watched this movie 10 times it's fantastic.
I highly recommend you
The sequel
*Rush Hour 2*
I imagine in a Chris Tucker voice like the Chelsea Clinton line, "Who sings this song? Christina Aguilera?"
Can't believe they made Jackie Chan say the N word LMAO
Carter - Hang on for an hour I'm gonna go get the ambulance and I'll be right back
Lee - What are you doing
Carter - Just hang on Man I'll be right back
Lee - CARTER
Carter - I'm just playing😂😂😂 That's my favorite part of the movie !!
"There should always be bloopers"
Bloopers are a Jackie Chan tradition he picked up from stuntman-turned-director Hal Needham (Smokey and The Bandit, Hooper) who he worked for on "Cannonball Run" I & II
"They must have improvised so much"
"They have the best comedic chemistry"
Jackie did not understand a lot of the humor. He really just did what he was told and trusted that the Hollywood writers and director knew how to present his natural charisma and humor to Americans. He had fun making the movie and became great friends with Tucker but even on the sequels he just kind of said his lines, hit his mark and tried to be funny whenever he could be.
Haha loved this film back in the day. Love and peace you two.
I was 11 when it came out in 98. I didn’t see it right away but later on… I saw 2 and 3 both in theaters. 2 was good but 3 sucked
lets go pt 2 & 3!!!
2 was good but 3 wasn’t
@@leebrown1213 hey, you know what! I CAN EXPRESS MY OPINION TOO 😱😱😱
I know it drives you crazy whenever someone disagrees with you, but that’s on you not me.
I didn’t like the 3rd movie, get over it 😤
Jackie best actor ever does all his stunts he has broken every bone in his body his just a legend
The editing is amazing I felt like I was watching the full movie
This movie's absolutely hilarious! 😆 You guys gotta watch the rest of the trilogy
Absolutely fantastic movies, grew up with them and damn itbwas a better time. Jokes you can't even go near nowadays. Glad to see you guys having fun with it
This is such a fun movie. Great reaction 😁
I love this so much 😂
so many good memories , best comedy duo ever in an action movie, can't wait for the brand new Rush Hour 4❤
The actor who plays the FBI agent that you recognized was also in Shawshank Redemption (he played Boggs).
"Oooooh wow so he was doing alot of that stuff.."
Lol he literally does all his own stunts
Shanghai Noon next!
The funniest part about Jackie getting the n-word card is that nobody told him what it means or what its about until after the film. Chris was telling him to just say it this way and it'll be funny.
Jackie Chan does all of his own stunts
YES dude! That was Mariah playing!
I’m new to the channel. So, I’ve just binged LOTR, Matrix, and MCU (to date). Loving you guys! You make such a lovely couple.
I’m waiting for the merch to start. T-shirts: DAuuuuuuuuuummmm!
OooooooooOOOOOOOoooooH!!! 😂😂😂
“Rumble in the bronx” classic Jackie Chan!
funny duo. bloopers are always funny
This was a great review. You guys should do James Bond Movies next!!
Classic, seen all 3 at the time of there releases. Chans a legend
I remember this movie when I was a teenager our teacher would put this movie on and it was super funny
This is an amazing franchise
My brothers and I used to watch this movie all the time on vhs 😂
Classic for sure !
"Puhyor gundow, fightlykamahn"
Idc what nobody says this movie is still my favorite. I grew up watching a lot of action movies and others as well too. Also Jackie Chan is my favorite actor since I was a kid and I’m almost 30. Love all his movies and even the animated tv show so I’m a huge fan of his work. I get my love for action and western movies and tv shows from my grandparents.❤