Big Trouble in Little China (1986) - 🤯📼First Time Film Club📼🤯 - First Time Watching Reaction/Review
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The greatest movie about a sidekick who is convinced he is the hero.
Exactly..the funny Is he doesn't know it..one of my favorite movies.
Whoa slow your roll fella, Jack Burton is one of the greatest hero’s of all time!
@@dabbadoo2226 “He’s definitely unique, there’s no doubt about that,” Carpenter says. “Jack is a character who doesn’t know he’s a sidekick. He thinks he’s the hero of the story but he’s not. He’s a sidekick.”
@@johncampbell756 yeah I know I love as playin but he’s still one of the best characters in movie history!
I love though that the guys there he fought with spared his ego and held him in high regard. Even Egg Shen in the beginning told off the official questioning him about Jack Burton. "Will you leave that guy alone?! Jack Burton showed great courage!"
“Sit tight, hold the fort, and keep the home fires burning, and if we're not back by dawn.... call the President." 😉
Who?
Kurt russel said the for the role of jack he did his best john Wayne impression
@@andrewjacksonbr Jack Burton.... me.
@@Smokie_666 👌
"President of what?" -- Snake Plissken
Emily's face when Rain first appears!
Glad that it isn't just me XD
Rain is fire
She was blushing
This is such a fun movie, I love Kurt Russell channeling equal parts John Wayne and ineptitude.😂😂
That just reminds me of that disastrous Genghis Khan role...
Same here
"It's all in the reflexes." This is one of my favorite movies of all time and it's my favorite Kurt Russel movie
Too bad we never got a sequel
Tough choice between this and Escape from New York.
I love that Lo Pan is this a 4,000 year old malevolent spirit yet he's all hip on 1980's idioms. "You were not put on this earth to 'Get it' Mr. Burton"! "Are these friends of yours? Now this pisses me off no end!" So good!
Kurt Russel's line delivery was such an homage to John Wayne it's ridiculous! "Jack Burton always says...What the hell!" "I know, it's something about your face."
This movie is one-of-a-kind. Utterly perfect!
Kurt Russel IS a legend! He has been on-screen for 95% of his life!
He kicked Elvis in the shin
@@dnf-dead And then went on to play Elvis, an Elvis impersonator, and an Elvis singing Santa Claus!
I lol'd at Emily when she said she wished she had seen this when she was a kid because she would have eaten this up, she was drooling over the one pretty boy bad guy. Lol
"Everybody relax, I'm here" So simple yet such a great Jack Burton quote.
I kind of like her entering a room and saying "don't panic it's only me, Gracie Law." Like, no one was panicking.
it’s all in the reflexes
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Her performance is kinda underrated, in my opinion. She pulls off the sort of quick-talking, old-school dame thing really well.
@@elbruces I never noticed how parallel this is to the other line! I love her character lol and your observation about the similarity of those entrances just makes their chemistry even better
@@BareBandSubscription 10000% agree. The character is fantastic, and the actress plays her so naturally and hilariously. And she's such a great foil to Mao Yin's helpless-maiden trope without ever feeling like a deliberate comparison. They both feel competent and dimensional despite Gracie being a way more empowered character.
This is a movie that needs to be seen a few times to fully appreciate.
It gets better every time you see it. It's funny even when there's nothing funny happening. After a while, you can't even look at any of these characters faces for more than a couple seconds without giggling
I actually haven't watched it in years, because I'm worried it won't hold up. I used to watch it once a week on cable.
Definitely, HBO is responsible back in the day.
@@jkhoover If you ever liked it, you still will. It holds up completely.
When we were kids i think my sister watched this movie at least 60 times. I clocked in about 20 times I think.
Next up for you guys should be "The Golden Child"
becourse of victor wong
"Give me the knife ..... pleeeeeese."
Yeah it is terrible bad...not sure they did it on purpose but it ends up funny.
Emily's reaction when Rain takes off his hat!!! 😍😍😍
For another beautiful Asian man named Rain, she needs to see Ninja Assassin!
BTiLC is one of my all time faves. The comedy is on point, Kurt Russel bumbles his way through as Wang's sidekick, James Hong steals every scene he's in, and the blend of eastern and western styles is perfect.
I think she would like some of the characters in the movie "Hero". Its a great movie to watch if she has not seen it.
'It's getting a little warm in here..."
Yes, yes it is...
Yes, Lightning and Lo Pan (among other things) inspired Raiden and Shang Tsung from Mortal Kombat
Movie to see: The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the Eighth Dimension
Yeah, directed by W.D. Richter (who wrote Big Trouble...)
Excellent recommendation
Yep. It's time!
Yes. Definite yes on Buckaroo. You can't explain it. You just have to watch it and roll with it.
Another vote on Buckaaro Banzai!
If you notice that until the end Jack accomplishes exactly nothing, Wang Chi is the hero of the film 1000% - EDIT, I made that comment too early in the video, of course Matthew was right on it :)
Like Indiana Jones. The only thing he accomplished was getting the arc to the warehouse.
@@TheScreamingMime 🤦♂️
He killed the main baddie, waddya want.
@@TheScreamingMime I know you watched Big Bang Theory. We all did, but they're wrong. Indy also saves Marion. She would have been killed for the amulet. There's also no evidence that the Germans could have found the Ark.
Yeah, this is one of those rare films that follows the sidekick.
Never saw "skinny Chris Farley" before but from now on I'll never unsee it.
Great movie Movie, and John Carpenter showed with this film that he was not only a Director who could do horror but also Comedy.
It has been a while since you guys have done a "Sci-Fi/Suspence film I would HIGHLY recommend John Carpenters *"They Live"* Perfect blend of Sci Fi/Suspence/Action/Horror
"Cabbage Patch Kid mixed with a Beholder." That's exactly what I've always thought, it does look like both of those.
With a touch of Gene Simmons.
It's a Spectator. I thought Emily was a DM.
I always thought "Slimer crossed with a potato" seeing as potatoes have eyes.
Yeah, this was a perfect description 😀
Time Bandits? Released in 1981, written and starring some of the guys from Monty Python, Sean Connery is in it. It's goofy fantasy and is an unknown classic
John Cheese and Michael Palin.
"It's all in the reflexes" , and by more than a little that's true I think. Most of the time Jack consciously doing stuff goes wrong, but the reflex stuff is generally perfect :O
A perfect pork chop? I don't think a film has ever had a higher compliment.
Knowing their D&D background, I was waiting for some sort of Beholder reference when the eyeball creature showed up and Emily did not let me down!! Never would have thought about it having Cabbage Patch Kids DNA though so huge props for that observation!!
Though I gotta push up my glasses and ahem: Wizards of the Coast wasn't even a gleam in Richard Garfield's eye when this movie came out...TSR Inc, the original, (don't @ me Dave Arneson stans) was still the publisher of D&D.
I would love to see Jack Burton and Ash Williams fighting off hordes of evil creatures.
Yes. Yes, we would all love that - a Jack Ash crossover movie. haha
There is a Jack burton- snake plisken comic at least.
The similarity to Raiden from Mortal Kombat is not coincidental. The creators of Mortal Kombat has confirmed that they took inspiration from this movie when creating both Raiden and Shang-Trung as he is based on Lo-Pan and the game contain plenty of other pop culture references, for example Kano's eye being very similar to that of the Terminator.
And John Carpenter took inspiration from Shogun Assassin.
Additionally Johnny Cage is based on Jean Claude Van Damme as MK was originally pitched as a JCVD game but that idea fell through.
Sonya Blade is supposedly to a degree inspired by Sarah Connor from the Terminator (they even acknowledged it to a degree by giving her a Sarah Connor skin in the costume pack that came out around the time Terminator dlc showed up for MK) and... obviously... Liu Kang is inspired by Bruce Lee.
It's probably also not coincidental that the Chinese thunder god Raiden was worshipped for centuries before people were ever making films or computer games.
@@raphaelperry8159 True, with the exception of him being Japanese, but the character of this movie is only ever referred to as Lightning in the credits. The Mortal Kombat character got the name from the god of Japanese mythology also called Raijin, but the actual look of the character was heavily inspired by this movie. If you look at traditional artistic depictions of Raijin/Raiden, they look nothing like Raiden from MK.
Indeed. Traditionally Raiden has hooves and horns and is banging a drum (and the drum is on fire).
"Shut up, Mr. Burton! You were not brought upon this world to get it."
In a movie of awesome, quotable lines, this is one of the best.
James Hong, too, is such a wonderful actor. He's had such a long and diverse career, it's truly sad he's not more well known. He plays really great characters and, even in animation, as soon as you hear that unique voice, you know it's going to be good. Here's a fast fact: If you go back to your reaction to Airplane! he had a bit part as the Japanese soldier who stabs himself listening to Ted Stryker's stories.
"This pisses me off to no end" is my favorite David Lo Pan line!
@@jesseslack2089 I have actually used that line in real life (regarding me being put on hold on my broadband providers customer service)
"Are you crazy, is that your problem?"
The way he delivers that line NEVER fails to make me laugh. I love it. That staccato way he did it, clipped and clearly irritated with this know-nothing who showed up and isn't going to revere or fear him. I can imitate it pretty well and any time folks are talking about it, at least one of us has to say that line, if not all of Jack Burton's.
There IS a sequel. Sort of. There's a series of graphic novels that pick up exactly where the movie ends. And it's co-written by John Carpenter. And it's awesome.
Name?
it was going to be a movie but the production company didn't have the funds for it because of another movie that they did the same year that bombed.
@@Aeroldoth3 its just called Big Trouble In Little China. You can find it on Amazon
@@moviefan2517 ty
OOH.
This news is exciting.
Not only was I ready for this reaction, I was born ready!
“The not-goodness is being compounded!” Hahaha oh man that killed me.
James Hong a great character actor who's played 60 to 70 year old Chinese man for the last 45 years over 100 rolls
Fun Trivia:Kurt Russell suffered a bad case of the flu during the scene just after the brothel, so the sweat on his body is real, caused by the fever.
Fun Trivia:Production designer John J. Lloyd designed the elaborate underground sets and re-created Chinatown with three-story buildings, roads, streetlights, sewers, and so on. This was necessary for the staging of complicated special effects and kung fu fight sequences that would have been very hard to do on location. This forced the filmmaker to shoot the film in fifteen weeks with a $25 million budget.
Fun Trivia:John Carpenter yelled at a special effects coordinator, after one of the squibs on the wall went off much sooner than expected. Kurt Russell said it was one of the few times he ever saw Carpenter lose his cool on-set.
Fun Trivia:According to John Carpenter, the opening of the film with Egg Shen (Victor Wong) in the lawyer's office was added in at the request of 20th Century Fox executives, in order to make Kurt Russell's character Jack Burton more heroic (they didn't get the idea of Jack being a sidekick rather than a hero). Without the added scene, the film would have started with Jack driving to San Francisco.
Fun Trivia:The Three Storms were partly the inspiration for the popular character of thunder god Raiden from Mortal Kombat fighting video game series, while David Lo Pan was the inspiration for the evil sorcerer Shang Tsung
Fun Trivia:Jackie Chan was John Carpenter's first choice to play Wang Chi, but producer Lawrence Gordon was highly against it, fearing Chan's English wasn't good enough after seeing his performances in Battle Creek Brawl (1980) and The Protector (1985), but Carpenter wanted Chan after the success of Police Story (1985). Chan declined and Dennis Dun was cast instead.
Technically, Wang is the main character, but the movie focuses on his bumbling sidekick Jack. Should watch Escape From New York, and Escape From LA.
That is how John Carpenter describes Jack as well. He’s the sidekick who thinks he’s the hero haha
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@@jakemetzgar The director's commentary says that he was made to include that opening scene with Egg Chen because the studio wanted to make Jack more heroic and basically sell him as an average 80s white dude protagonist, which he definitely is not (which makes him such a memorable character).
Not Escape from L.A.
“Son of a bitch must pay”
I remember an old interview with Kurt Russel about how he came up with the Jack Burton character and he said Jack was a cross between John Wayne and Eddie Haskle.
One of my favorite movies.
This movie is why i speak about myself in the third person.
My wife and I do the "good guy" finger greeting all the time.
I can't wait until Emily tries to wrap her noodle around The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension/
It makes more sense now if you tell people "okay, imagine if you were introduced to the MCU via Civil War." Because half the gimmick is that feeling of getting involved in old serials/comics right in the middle with no way of catching up.
Love that movie
I'm an 80s kid, but I've never seen that movie.
@@inarar5334 that's why I want there to be a "sequel" with an entirely new cast and have basically no references to the first movie. And if anyone says it's a reboot tell them they just haven't seen the movies in between
@@jkhoover BUCKAROO is one of those movies where you can't decide whether you need to be more or less intoxicated while watching. I suggest more but you do you dude.
Not a good movie, but straight up Emily's alley: Tank Girl
lol, I thought it was a good movie. Just fun. Don't think about it. 😁
Not a good movie, but a guilty pleasure movie
Bad movie if you’re a fan of the comics. Fun movie if you are there just to enjoy the “trip”. They cast the perfect actress for Tank Girl and the perfect actor for the villain. Rest were meh. Oh and to see Ice-T dressed as a mutant kangaroo,…haha
That movie is... something else. But i really like the main lady, so it's worth the time to watch.
I would love to see you guys react to…
This Is Spinal Tap (1984)
🎸🤘
Its on the "Be Kind, Rewind" list!
That movie is an 11
The genius of Jack Burton's character is that he is a sidekick who thinks hes the hero... I don't know of another film that has used this tactic...
This is the greatest movie ever made. It has everything, just like a 6 Demon Bag.
“A skull-later”… genious!
Emily's reaction to the reveal of Rain's face at the 11:44 mark is so priceless.
Escape from LA! Emily will love it!
... or Captain Ron. Both have Kurt Russell with an eyepatch. =)
I was disappointed with EfLA. It had comedy scenes throughout, and Snake Plisken is a very dark character and needs a very dark, serious setting (like EfNY).
1982: John Carpenter and Kurt Russell gave us the masterpiece of body horror known as The Thing.
1986: John Carpenter and Kurt Russell gave us this masterpiece of action comedy.
Her: 'Honestly I know nothin'...'
Me(childhood movie fav!): 'Ooooohhhh, this is gonna be GLORIOUS!!!'
James Hong has appeared in approximately 600 films films and TV shows since his career began in 1954.
he appeared in Chinatown with Jack Nicholson, he was in Blade Runner, and a hell of a lot of other things too. He is one of those actors that never has a staring role and you never know his name but you know him as soon as you see him.
I always thought this was the closest Hollywood ever got to a Miyazaki film. There’s a gleeful embrace of the fantastic and it plays by its own rules without bothering to explain those rules to the audience. ☺️
I'm so happy you guys watched this film! I've loved it since it debuted in 1986. Your experience with Mr. James Hong goes all the way back to Airplane - 1980. 😀
Please look at "The Golden Child," released the same year as this one. It's as good a companionpiece to this as I can think of.
I'd love to see some 5e adventures from you all!
Please watch "WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT"!
Tiddies
When Jack knocks himself out by shooting into the ceiling and it keeps panned back to him passed out, I can't stop laughing.
The comics reveal that the monster Jack has clinging to the Pork Chop Express becomes his follower since, after Jack murdered Lo Pan, the creature is now bound to serve Jack until Jack dies.
For the record, Morticia Addams looks great when she’s floating!
Thanks so much to everyone who hung out for the premier! If you still wanna hang out with Emily while she sucks at games, come on by the Twitch! www.twitch.tv/possummfox
I didn't know your name was 'Games'?
There was a comic book adaptation of what happened after the movie a couple of years ago. Look it up
Big Trouble In Little China is by far the top ranking Odd Ball Comedy...because that is what it is since everyone in the film are a type off Odd Ball....and that is why it's such a Top Cult Classic Comedy
this is definitely a 'unique' movie. I figured you would recognize the "beholder" with all your D&D references. So many see him and go, what the eff is that. Actually saw this movie while in Marseille, in French. Was with a friend of mine who spoke zero french and was funny seeing him totally lost.
This movie is such a trip. It's one of those movies that even if you never watch it again, you always remember it. If you don't remember it consciously, it will invade your dreams, but either way it will be with you forever.
I saw this when i was 7, and i freakin loved it. lol Even Ed Boon said this was a big inspiration for Mortal Kombat. lol I kinda wish they would make a skin for Raiden in MK 12 that makes him look like Lightning in this. lol This is hands down one of my most favorite movies. lol The guy at the beginning in the airport with the butterfly knife, was one of (if not THE) stunt coordinator for this movie.
Your Punisher skull in the background is the perfect color of green to also show clips of the movie in.
I was 3 when this came out, probably 5 or 6 by the time it found its way to Ireland and we could rent the VHS (American movies in the 1980s usually got here a few years after the fact). Suffice it to say it blew my wee mind. And when Mortal Kombat hit the arcades in '92, Raiden was my favourite character because of this movie.
Im sorry to say but this is one of my favorite movies, every time it comes on TV I'm watching it
Glad y'all enjoyed this one. I was 15 when I watched this at the theater on opening weekend and it's been one of my favorites ever since.
His face after, "if there were a perfect pork chop, there would be no hot dog.", is priceless.
Hey from Singapore! Thank you for the reacts, makes my day. How about Johnny Dangerously?
I second this. Great goofy 80’s comedy.
Absolute classic! One of my childhood favs and easily in my top three John Carpenter movies.
I love Carpenter described Kurt's character as essentially a sidekick who doesn't know he's a sidekick! lol
This movie is so incredible!
When someone automatically identifies that creature as part Beholder - you know she's a keeper.
All right Emily, you asked for quirky?
Here ya go!
Casino Royale (1967)
What's Up, Tiger Lily?
The Beatles' Help!
Jackie Chan's City Hunter
another Kurt Russell movie...Used Cars! (great for a watch party, but you have to watch it twice, the 2nd time with the audio commentary track on! Trust me!)
And finally...Mel Brooks' Silent Movie.
Now go have a fun weekend you two!
"A brave man loves the feel of nature on his face."
"Ahhh, but a wise man knows to come in out of the rain!"
Jack Burton is the sidekick in the story and Wang Chi is the actual hero of the story. I love that subversion of expectations.
I’ve always disliked the goofiness of this movie. Your reactions were excellent, may have to give it another go.
You should review Berry Gordy’s The Last Dragon!
My favorite scenes are when the guy blew himself up when he saw his master dead on the ground when raiden got the little Buddha statue dropped on his head when long hair got the the sword thrown in his stomach and when the cave demon snatched the guy into his cave
Great reaction. Side note, Emily. My wife used to work a a pork processing plant. Her job, oddly enough, was to shave meat from where the ribs meet the backbone next to the loin. This shaved meat is used to make hot dogs and pepperoni.
Demon bird is an understatement!!
When Mortal Kombat first came out, my memory came back to BTILC. This has to be the birth of Raiden!
11:40 ..... Greatest reaction to a hair-flip scene since Rita Hayworth in Gilda.
Emily, if you have to ask if you're blushing... you already likely are!! hahahaha
Back in the 80's... that hovering scene was amazing! STILL! IS!
17:37 ... what most of us have been waiting for!! Matthew's laugh and perfect comment of "So, useless" caps off this reaction video!
Just when Emily thought the movie was finished.. Matthew has a "here it comes" look on his face....... Emily screams! Game over!!
YAAAAAASSS!!! One of my ALL TIME FAVORITE movies! SO GLAD you finally got to see it! I wrote a treatment for the sequel after it came out! It was called "Little Trouble in Big China", where Wang's wedding in China gets interrupted by... actually, I'll just save the rest.
A💀LATOR! 🤣
ANYWAY, this is an opportunity for me to call out to the HARD CORE FANS! Something I've noticed with the character of Lightning... Every time he uses his powers, it looks like some Chinese symbols appear in the lightning for a frame. Has anyone noticed this before, and if they have, do they know what the symbols mean? I'VE GOT TO KNOW!
James Hong also played the second suicide listener in Airplane!
the lightning element guy in this movie was indeed the inspiration for Raiden from Mortal Kombat :); and yeah, I love this movie too :D
Love This movie! Instant Cult classic! In 2017, a remake was in production and was going to star The Rock, which thankfully never happened, but a sequel was in the works, involving The Rock and Kurt Russell's Jack Burton teaming up to take down Lo Pan once and for all.
WAng is the actual hero in this. Jack is just the goofy side kick but to sell it, they had to put Ego as the main star.
Much more fun to think of it as the sidekick (Jack) THINKS he's the main character of the movie.
Jack: 'What? What 'will come out no more?!'"
Come on
Her reaction to long- haired storm makes me wonder if she's seen Willow
The greatest movie of all time. I saw this in the theater when it came out. I have owned it on VHS, DVD & Blu Ray. I have the Funko Pops and several t-shirts.
I LOVE this movie!! One of my all time favorites.
The nostalgia ❤️
Probably seen this movie over 100 times
Had it on vhs and would watch this after school like everyday this and double dragon
That. Was. Awesome. 🤣
This is in my Top 3 Favorite movies of all time. Loved your guys' reaction.
E-Skull-ator was brilliant, Emily. 😉 "Henry Swanson is my name and excitement is my game." Lol
This movie has the ultimate video game crossover: Raiden and Blanka.
Bless all that watch this movie, who said this...”Jack Burton, ME!”
The developers of Mortal Kombat have said how much they were influenced by this movie. From the look of the game background, characters, right down to admitting that Raiden is flat out based on Lightning
Big Trouble in Little China is the ultimate rainy-Saturday-afternoon film.
"The escalator has temporarily become STAIRS." I caught that. God I miss Mitch Hedberg.
The first time I watched this movie I thought Kurt Russell's diction and mannerisms were oddly familiar, but it was a long time before the penny dropped and I realised that he was playing his character Jack Burton as an impersonation of John Wayne.
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"W-h-a-t i-s t-h-i-s dialog?"
"Perfection"
I lost it 🤣 and so true. This was one of the ultimate kids action movies for us 80s kids. Today it is more about the comedy.
The reason that the dialog in this movie was so "unusual", is that it was written by W.D. Richter. The same writer for "The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension" which is defintly a movie you should watch.
Emily: " Me and Egg on the same wavelength ". Hilarious. I'd love to game with you guys, I'll bring the brownies :)
I'll bring the kettle corn
18:20 That subtle Mitch Hedburg Joke. +1000 life points.
Look up David Lopan style. It's a great parody.
I used to not like reaction vids, but this is now one of my favourite things on RUclips, you guys are great
"Is it getting hot in here?" Never laughed harder at her reaction!!! I've never seen a hands-off foreplay before. Lol
This film is the BEST film of my childhood. Love to see her reaction.
Thanks for another awesome reaction video folks. It's gotta be so hard for Matthew to not laugh and or mouth all the classic lines from these movies, lol! 😆
Please consider adding, DIRTY HARRY (1971), PORKY'S (1982), REVENGE OF THE NERDS (1984), ZOMBI (1979).
This is one of my all time favorite movies yall. "It's all in the reflexes."
All right now. "I want Beholder!" "We have Beholder at home!" Now that right there had me rolling.
I think it's time for "Buckaroo Banzai."
And yes, I would watch yall play DnD. Lots of fun to be had there.
This is my favorite movie of all time. Literally every password I have is a line from this movie. So awesome.
Oh man, I _wish_ I could recommend watching the Muppets version "Pig Trouble in Little China", but unfortunately it doesn't exist.
Kurt Russell said he was channelling John Wayne in this. And when you know, you can't not see it.
if it's Matthew's first time watching a movie I'd recommend he be referred to as Cine-Star, since he would be the titular first timer.