It's a Jackie Chan Drunken Double Feature!! - Drunken Master 1 and 2 - Rental Reviews
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It's a Jackie Chan Drunken Double Feature!! Today the guys review Drunken Master 1 and 2. The first movie is about Wong Fei-Hung (Jackie Chan) a mischievous, yet righteous young man, but after a series of incidents, his frustrated father has him disciplined by Beggar So (Siu Tin Yuen), a Master of drunken martial arts. In the sequel, our hero is caught between respecting his pacifist father's wishes or stopping a group of disrespectful foreigners from stealing precious artifacts.
It's "March-al Arts" month at Cinemassacre Video!!!
Here's the Rental Review dates so you can watch in advance:
Mar 6 - Drunken Master 1 & 2
Mar 13 - Bloodsport
Mar 20 - Kung Pow VS Kung Fu Hustle
Mar 27 - Under Siege
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Cinemassacre your the best!!
I hope Kung pow gets reviewed
Ok Machalarts is good was gonna day this could have been Chanuary.
Are you going to get to any Sammo Hung films? Prodigal Son, Magnificent Butcher, or The Odd Couple are some favorites.
Thank you so much🥰
Next year do a whole month and call it Jackie Chanuary
This JANuary, it's Jan Micheal Vincent in.. Jan quadrant Vincent feverrrr
@@CactusforceX jan be dammed because this january is jeanuary for jean claude van damme.
Michael down your vincents 🤞
@@CactusforceX Joom michiul vinkink?
@cinemassacre this best be a thing
Jackie Chan movies will never get old
Niether does he.
Willey singleton True
Jackie Chan,Bruce Lee and many other martial arts masters which I couldn't mention because there are a lot of them are awesome.
M M B Jet Li is awesome as well.
@@marcorizo1387 sammo hung, donnie yen, bolo yeung
nice picture
Hello there
@@trafficracer124 general kenobi
*R I C K Y*
Any relation to Ricky from trailer park boys
Jackie is one of the great genius performers of film history. He is an idol of martial arts film in the same way that Chaplin is known for comedy, or Walt Disney for animation. Man is a legend
I hate chaplin, but love harold lloyd. The best were laurel and hardy though.
He is also a corrupt politician who is agaisnt human rights and pro facism. He is the opposite person in real life than what he does in the movies. He is hated in asia for all his sexual and corruption scandals, also for making propaganda pro Xi Jingpin and for trying to make China take over Taiwan and Hong Kong
@@losgatosdewilson sauce
He's been my favorite action hero since I was a kid in the early 80s. I absolutely love his movies
@@losgatosdewilson Absolutely.
The fight scene between Jackie Chan and Benny "The Jet" Urquidez in Wheels on Meals (1982) is honestly incredible, especially when you realize that the footage isn't sped up at all.
It is sped up (a little).
They did another good fight in Dragons Forever
It's "March-al Arts" month at Cinemassacre Video!!!
Here's the Rental Review dates so you can watch in advance:
Mar 6 - Drunken Master 1 & 2
Mar 13 - Bloodsport
Mar 20 - Kung Pow VS Kung Fu Hustle
Mar 27 - Under Siege
I started out not being able to get enough of the Angry Video game nerd freaking out over bad games, now I can't get enough of James & the gang calmly talking about movies lol.
Shows a lot about how weve kind of all grown together through the years. 😂
Chilling AF
They found weed 💯
Same. These reviews have become my favorite content outside of the AVGN vids
Well tony gets a little rowdy sometimes lol
Jackie Chan month, year, decade, whatever. We need more reviews of his work
Agreed.
@@trekadam30 as some other people said... Chan-uary
My parents are from Asia and we watched Drunken Master together and my mom would always use the movie to give us life lessons. "Wong Fei Hung wouldn't grow up and lost his dignity. This is why you have to listen to your parents." It's crazy to see Cinemassacre talk about it. 😂
@rvd356 We're not Chinese. My family is an ethnic minority with ties to China and I'd rather not say what my heritage is beyond general east Asia. I always feel more comfortable keeping it there. Don't like to feel like I am giving a history lesson when I talk about my heritage.
This so stereotipically asian! I bet also that your mom was a kung-fu master / ninja
@@MyssBlewm Pol pot descendant?
John Wick avenges his dog. Jackie Chan avenges his pants.
I dont have a dog but I do have many pants so I identify more with Drunken Master than John Wick
LOL
And tony jaa avenges his elephants.
Anita Mui was almost a decade younger than Jackie Chan when she played his mother in this movie :D
How old was he? He looked so young here
He was around 40 when he starred in Drunken Master II (1994)
RIP Anita Mui
step monther*
My mistake - thanks :)
Talking about how Jackie’s been burned, electrocuted, stabbed etc. I expected to hear more such as drawn & quartered, hanged, poisoned like Vigo in Ghostbusters 2 lol
Or Rasputin...:/
We are in a video store sir, the library is not next to a Caldor.
@@xanthoussouls Hey...!
Or phil connors in groundhog day lol
XANTHOUS SOULS 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Jackie Chan was trained in a theatrical style of Martial arts, so it was meant for stage performances, which is why a lot of his earlier work has those beats almost like a dance to them. The rhythmic trading of blows back and forth is very characteristic of that style, also explains why Jackie is "randomly" into other actors and stuntmen, his formative years were theatrical in nature.
The "My Stunts" documentary is in the Criterion Collection set of Police Story 1 & 2.
Its also on RUclips.
That Criterion case is a thing of beauty isn’t it
Fun fact: hwang jang lee, the man who portrayed thunderlegs, is a 9th dan in teakwondo and actually killed a man with one single kick in the S.Korean war.
People always talk about if martial artists are legit in films or if they could win a fight in real life but I think Hwang, of all people, shouldn't be questioned in legitimacy.
Legend of Drunken Master is my favorite Jackie Chan film. That final fight against the kickboxer was insane.
Ken Lo. You can find lots of video of him on RUclips. He's great.
Yep! Mine too.
Just wanted to point out that most of Europe already knew about Jackie Chan many years before Rumble in The Bronx. I'm from the UK and had already seen around 10 of his films by the time Rumble in The Bronx was released.
Chan appeared in the Cannonball Run films.
So your experience is somehow the whole of Europe? Come on now.
I was watching on rented videos in the 80's and can confirm this as fact.
15:55 I wonder if they know about Jackie Chan's influence on the Tekken character Lei Wulong
I always assumed he was the inspiration for Shun Di in Virtua Fighter as well.
@@AvatarOfGames they have some of the same movesets but I think the old uncle was the inspiration
Could be wrong tho
It is hard to say for sure. Despite how iconic Jackie is in his portrail of Wong Fei Hung, those surronding him and the 5 style Northern Shaolin Martial arts and Drunken Kung Fu etc. are filled with similar (to a western audience) seeming characters and archetypes. So it could be any of these or none.
Donnie Yen, Sonny Chibba, Chow Yun Phat and Jet Li have all played similar characters. So maybe just a blending of all of them?
Wong Fei-hong was portrayed rather more seriously by Jet Li in the Once Upon a Time in China series. Also good movies
Lau Kare-leung, who directed Drunken Master II also directed two really good Wong Fei-hung movies, Challenge of the Masters and The Martial Club.
Fun fact: both Drunken Master 2 and Fist of Legend came out in 1994, leading to their nominations for Best Action Choreography in the 1995 Hong Kong Film Awards. Thus, Jackie Chan was up against Yuen Woo-ping, the director of the original Drunken Master. The former ended up winning, but the latter ended up being discovered by the Wachowskis for The Matrix.
That's crazy. I never knew that. I personally think Fist of Legend is better.
Except drunken master 2 was directed by Yuen-woo ping & came out in 1979 :/
Fun fact: The Matrix was stolen work
@@Jazzadrin Dark City🤘
@@Jazzadrin not necessarily stolen just heavily inspired without any accreditation to what inspired it. Similarly to a Space based epic, that has become an intergalactic phenomenon.
Lei Wulong from Tekken is almost literally Jackie Chan's Drunken Master protag.
Who Am I? is my most watched Jackie Chan film. Classic.
The final half hour of that one is highly entertaining!
Who am I is a great flick!
I loved the rooftop fight.
Who Am I? is The Bourne Identity...except better.
@@mrsticky005 True! I still enjoy the Bourne movies tho
I've always been a casual fan of Jackie Chan. But when Mr. Rolfe made a couple different top 10 Jackie Chan videos back in the day, that really skyrocketed my appreciation for him. I love that he's covering these movies again now.
Oh man that Twin Peaks music at the beginning got me feeling nostalgic
"There's a fish in the percolator!"
Hong Kong radio deejays SoftHard used that same music on a segment where they make prankcalls. They were also featured in the Jackie Chan movie "City Hunter".
Drunken master 1 is one of my favorite Jackye movie. A masterpiece of martial arts movies for it's time.
Nearly every Jackie Chan movie I've ever watched, when it's over, I'm like... "what the F was that about again?" Every time! I can't recall what the hell all the fighting was about!
I liked Police Story 2 more. I recently was zapping at 3am and stumbled across it and it gave me a total flashback. I still knew all dialogues and remembered I have recorded that on VHS and rewatched it like a hundered times as a teen.
Another underappreciated Jackie Chan movie is Project A. It hat a great production quality, superb comedy and crisp fights.
I love that James genuinely seems like a fan of the Kung Fu movie genre as a whole, and has a far more complete knowledge of these films that than other two.
The Forbidden Kingdom was a great Jackie Chan movie solely because of the fight scene between Jackie's character and Jet Li's guy.
That film was wild. But also a dream fulfilled for everyone
@@peoples2296 the lead characters journey to grow, from being knocked down, to gaining confidence awarded from his journey
🤔 But I totally see your point of view
@@peoples2296 because both jet li and jackie chan wanted that character to be white
I quite liked that movie, they also had some references like the female lead being called Golden Sparrow and saying 'Come Drink with Me', paying tribute to Cheng Pei Pei :)
Jack Chan VS Jet Li ?
wow that is so cool it's like Chuck Norris VS Bruce Lee !
Kung fu hustle has the axe gang in it. Hopefully they’ll be reviewing it.
Steven chow is criminally underrated. But I believe they are, along with Kung-pow.
Looks like they are, and are comparing it to Kung Pow.
@@gnarlybarktree5270 Steven Chow is a master, his style is so unique. There are people who imitate him, but they always feel off.
I believe they are after bloodsport this coming friday. That is a very interesting film.
kung Pow is very interesting as well. They both are funny.
I saw Drunken Master 2 as a kid so much man, the ending fight scene is the best in fight movie history
"Endgame is the most ambitious crossover ever"
Chinese martial arts movies:
*laughs in folk hero*
@Go Time Now
Depends on what kind of action. Fights, yes. Shootouts, John Woo. Vehicle chases, Fury Road. Anime style battles, Infinity War (hence the video mashups with Naruto). lol
@Go Time Now 🤢🤮💩
@Go Time Now
I don't think most anime fans gravitate towards Snyder.
@Go Time Now
I referred to the mashups. For example, look up the video titled "Avengers infinity war Titan battle (Naruto style)" uploaded by Nega jubito. People do them because they recognize the parallels between the film and anime action.
@Go Time Now
The anime fandom has already made their choice.
4:07 Jackie Chan is big in Europe years before Bronks movie, Drunken Master, Fearless Hyena, My Lucky Stars with Samo Hung is verry popular durin the 80"s :)
Also later on the Armour of God movies (1 & 2) were really popular in Europe too.
My lucky stars is one of my absolute favourites.
Wasn't Jackie Chan mentioned in Reservoir Dogs and Speed?
@@alissa6
Definitely mentioned by Sandra Bullock's character in Demolition Man.
Stallone had actually offered Chan the part of the bad guy, to which he declined as he didn't to play bad guys in general.
the fight scene on the roof from jackie chan's "who am I" was phenominal.
You must review the 5 venom films including: "The Crippled Avengers", "Ninja's Deadly Trap", "5 Element Ninja", "Kid with the Golden Arm" and of course "The 5 Venoms" itself.
The Drunken Style of fighting certainly shows up in the original Dragonball! Master Roshi uses it during a tournament fight with Goku
I totally agree: Drunken Master 2's final fight is the best fight scene I have ever watched.
Ok, legit, the ending cut for return of the king got me. A third of that movie is just ending!
Those quick endings were hilarious! xD
thats how the Tolkien books were, Fellowship was the Beginning, Two Towers was the middle and Return of the King was the end, it was an end to the saga, the end to the trilogy, the end of the greatest war in their world, and the end of the story, so it served its purpose.
One of my favorite Jackie Chan movies is called "miracles"
I've never heard anyone bring it up when talking about Jackie Chan
Pretty underrated chan flick
@@willthomas2310 its such a fun family flick with a lot of great choreography and great settings for fights.
Never thought a rope factory would be that much fun to watch a fight in.
Absolutely, it's underrated and a small masterpiece of its own, fantastic actors and story.
Donnie Yen played Begger So in "Hero Among Heroes" (1993) directed by Yuen Woo Ping.
So did Stephen Chow (King of Beggars) and Vincent Zhao (True Legend)!
I'll accept this as my birthday present. Thanks Cinemassacre!
Nice jab at WWE there at the beginning lol
Somebody was a jealous fatty...
@rockman fan "Smarks" look it up.
@@alissa6 wwe fangirl
@@dart7957 I see you didn't look up the word smark. Go back to your cave weeaboo, you're useless.
No mention of City Hunter? Where he dresses like several Street Fighter characters in one scene, most importantly Chun Li
Jackie himself didn't really like that one.
Jackie Chan Adventure: animated series
The PlayStation game is pretty good too
Fantastic show
ONE MOR THING
*AIYA JACKIEEEEEEE*
I LOVE Drunken Master! I was trying to watch the other day but I was having a hard time as this version kept switching from subbed to dubbed and back between scenes.
You should check out the REAL drunken master 2: dance of the drnk mantis ;)
So many good Jackie Chan movies, My favorite is probably Project A
Yep. Also winners and sinners.
So many good ones to choose from, Police Story, Rush Hour, Wheels on Meals, Who Am I, Armour of God
My favorite Jackie Chan movie by far, this is an overall must see for any film-fans. Looking forward to Bloodsport
Nothing could ever top the drug room and hall fight scenes in the raid: redemption. Top-notch choreography. Underrated.
I only need two Jackie Chan pictures in my collection, and those are Police Story (1985) and Police Story 2 (1988).
"I'll break every bone in your body, and send you to Hell." - Thunderleg
Hope you include Gorgeous in your Jackie Chan marathon. (probably way to lat now) fighting scene with Bradley james allan is incredible and lighting fast, sometimes you cant even see the punches. One of Jackie's best.
Dragons forever
Meals on wheels
Project A
operation condor
Police story
I could go on...
but I'm gonna go watch some Jackie Chan movies
Project A is in my top 10 fav movies of all time :3
You forgot Shanghai Noon.
How about Rush Hour?
Armour of god?
Killer meteor s
For April guys do “Airplane movies in April” Airport, 75, 77, Concorde 79, Airplane 1&2, Snakes on a plane etc
I can’t wait for Jackie Chan-uary
and Feb-Li
Magnum_Koichi That’s another great name 👍
I just wanted to say that I'd like to see a whole Jackie month. So many great movies..
Yes
over 15 years with you nearly man and im still here every upload like clockwork, again thanks for showing dudes like me that theres a few guys out there he could sit and enjoy the same things with behind a beer and a bong
Those abrupt endings to movies were great! 🤣
If you like the Popeye idea, watch Jackie Chan’s “Half a Loaf of Kung Fu”. They basically do exactly that around the 14 min mark.
Can't wait for the Kung Fu Hustle review
That FuchoLand sign gets me everytime
Legend of Drunken Master is probably my all time favorite martial arts movie along with Iron Monkey (both of which feature Wong Fei-hung). I saw it in the theater and it just floored me how good the fighting was. AND it was hilarious. I don't think I knew at the time that fighting and humor could be put together so well.
Friday's at Cinemassacre are the best
You doing Chan's films now? Don't forget Rumble In The Bronx.
The movies are already decided: Bloodsport, Kung Pow vs Kung Fu Hustle and Under Siege
@@tengu5949 Bloodsport? I approve!
Tengu F. Idk I might be a rare few but I found Kung Pow funny ass shit when I was a kid.
kung pow is still my most watched movie. id also recommend Kung Phooey. very Naked Gun in style.
TVindustries5000 Yep great stuff!
When Tony knocked the goldberg toy off the counter, proved not all heroes wear capes lol.
I have watched Drunken master 2 so many times.
It's a classic
Ho Song Pak was gong to be the original end boss, aka the guy who plays Liu Kang in the Mortal Kombat game, and he hurt his ankle so Lo Ken took his place.
classic Jackie Chan stuff!
I wish James and the crew could talk about more Jackie Chan movies on Rental Reviews like Project A, Wheels on Meals, and Police Story
That would be so fun :3
Emanuel Augustus is a professional boxer who saw relative success with what some people call a drunken style.
We need a month dedicated to Sergio Leone. Thanks.
Ser-ju ly-one 😅
Please do something like Looney Junes where you review Looney Tunes stuff in June.
Liu Kang was in Drunken Master 2. The fight before he fought Ken at the end.
if you do anymore Jackie Chan reviews, consider doing Half a Loaf of Kung Fu. It has Jackie powering up with spinach to the Popeye theme and learning new techniques from a manual mid fight.
I think there is one fight scene better than the one at the end of Legend Of Dragon Master. The fight scene from Protector/Tom Yun Goong that was done in one continuous take as Tony Jaa progresses up the spiral staircase.
That is a great scene, but a lot of what happens is either out of view, or a simple toss off the side
Tony Jaa did a better scene in Ong Bak 2 at the end. Fun fact, he actually envisioned that entire movie as a Jackie Chan film.
"Oldboy" hallway fight.
The final match in The Raid is up there too, but DM2 and its triple finale is still my favorite.
adgato75
Impressive from a film making perspective but not from a choreography perspective.
The Prisoner is one of Jackie Chan's most underrated and brutal films
Meanwhile Jackie Chan’s liver is fighting another fight
The young master is one of my top 10 favorite movies ever. It’s so good.
I wonder if Kung-Pow Enter the Fist would be considered a martial arts movie xD
Please do Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, and talk about how Western audiences did not like the floating thing.
The wire-fu is bad (well, not as bad as Romeo Must Die).
DM2 has the greatest fight scenes ever filmed. I met Jackie when he was here in Australia back in 1997 shooting MR NICE GUY, and I got to ask him if he would ever do a third movie. He winced and said: "I have to train for six months to do that."
Jackie Chan might actually be my favorite person of all time.
The hot coal fight was the most badass thing I had ever seen when I was younger.
I clapped for the Goldberg bit.
@@blues05 Goldberg became the WWE Universal Champion at the end of February, beating one of the most beloved characters in The Fiend, at a show in Saudi Arabia. None of this went over with fans very well.
He was also on a PS1 memory card, meaning he is very old for a top champion now.
once i turned on tv and there was that factory scene and i sat and watched this pice of art and it was like 20 mins later I realised I was not planning it but enjoyed so much!
Battle Creek Brawl AKA The Big Brawl is one of my all time favourite Jackie Chan movies. Very underrated IMO.
I wish you guys would cover "They Call Me Bruce"
I would do the same to that goldberg figure Tony, poor Bray
Not even 30 seconds into this video and i already love it. March-al Arts is a great name. The Twin Peaks theme was wonderful.
Ooooh, Buster Keaton, i love him. I’ve written original musical scores to three of his films, including The Three Ages, which you showed a clip from.
Jackie Chan films are legendary. There are so many cinematic treasures. Drunken Master 1&2 are excellent choices. I don't know how to pick just one, when there are so many to choose from. I give you credit for picking these two classics.
Gotta commend James Rolfe's understanding of not just Jackie Chan's art style but Martial arts overall. 10/10
I’d love to hear what they think of The Raid: Redemption
I know James loves it
Or ip man. Donnie yen is so fast.
33:28 when the review turns into a low key ad for STARS on Amazon
My personal favorite guilty-pleasure kung fu movie is Forbidden Kingdom because it has both Jackie Chan and Jet Li and there is a 5-minute fight between them
"I'm a huge Sony Chiba fan!"
Uh... do you mean Sonny Chiba?
Please do a Studio Ghibli month.
Princess mononoke would be fun to hear them mention
Your knowledge of Jackie and his films are truly amazing, yet another wrinkle to your nerd-ism. I stumbled upon this from watching your video game stuff and found it to be very entertaining. thanks for sharing, im a bigger fan now.
He always took care of his stunt team, they were a true team. You really need to rehearsal and trust the person you're doing such scenes.
Anybody remember Kung Fu hustle
Plot twist for Popeye: His spinach was laced with steroids.
I watched a documentary on Jackie Chan. The sounds they make while fighting are signals for the action. A certain sound will be a high punch, or a low kick, etc. It’s interesting stuff how he and his group have evolved their style.