And falling off very high things. HK stuntmen in the 80s were insane, but you can't deny that the genuine danger they put themselves in makes these films a million times more exciting that the wires and greenscreen crap that gets put out now.
@@billihawk368 I love the way they express pain during the fights. I believe a lot of it was not acting...Makes these films seem more genuine. Also, I love old skool sound effects. 👁 👁 👁️ 👁️ 👁 👁 👄 👄 👄 Jackie Chan, Samo Hung & Sibelle Hu W E S A L U T E Y O U ! ! !
@@PenisMcWhirtar This is why I respect guys like Scott Adkins and Michael Jai White. They are old school actors who relies on their craft rather than crappy CGI effects.
@@suiken3149 Too right suiken! Also, the way the women and men split up to have their own fights was a cool thing they did in Jackie Chan movies. Scott Adkins & Michaek Jai White are superb, especially in the hands of the right film director.
Or just the Asian genetics. At around 65-70 years old they all morph into the same old man/woman. Just look at Bolo Yun mf was stacked for an Asian, played every bad guy ever in Hong Kong cinema for like four decades. Now he’s this tiny grandpa looking dude.
Sammo's amazing. Under that hefty exterior are muscles trained for almost a decade under Yu Jim-yuen, a strict martial arts master whose response to fuckups was to lash the shit out of his students with a bamboo cane. If you couldn't do the splits he'd eventually just push you down into them, and if your hamstrings tore, so be it.
If Jackie Chan is in a movie you can bet some undercranking or frame deletion was used. Most Hong Kong movies employ at least a bit of undercranking to speed up the action. A notable exception was Bruce Lee, who was so fast some of his scenes had to be overcranked so you could even see his moves clearly.
you know, I love the Raid, and Ong Bak for their gritty and visceral martial arts asskickery as much as the next guy, but old school martial arts movies like this will always have a special place in my heart.
@@Bully_who_made_goblin_Jr_cry Yeah i was kinda suprised Battleangel Alita was such flop in japan. Despite fact that it used to be quite famous and in fact good manga back in 90ies. Seems to me Japan forgoten good stuff at same speed as average one and thats not rly smart.
That last fall at the end...I have no idea how they pulled that off without that guy ending up in the hospital. I just watched it on repeat. Impeccable. I love the way that Chan is clearly finishing a spinning kick when the camera cuts to the wide angle. It's amazingly meticulous.
@@lurkndog Yeah - it looks as though that part of the floor has padding under it, because it flexes a bit. It's a good job he landed on the right spot.
Yeah i didn't really see the sense in that, either. But hey at least she gave a nice view. Too bad she stopped _just_ short of showing navel, tho.. smh. 😔
@@priscillajimenez27 I think it's a Jackie film where one guy watches another fighting, and he gets grabbed by his tie, so the watching guy (who's up next to fight) takes his tie off like "nope, not gonna risk that!".
@@VashtheStampede007 you're only saying it because it's 2019) When this movie was made this wasn't such a big deal. In fact, maybe it even was but for the opposite reason than it would be today))
And then 35 years later, the choreography and work no longer exists in action movies (Except for Jackie sometimes and the Indonesian team of Iko Uwai). The morons create movements of "feminists" to overcome a frustration they create themselves and now we eat shit at 200 million dollars "Captain Marvel" or the heroine did not fight outside a background green once and especially where there are cuts every second to show that the actress can not do anything ... Thanks to Chinese cinema / Hong Kong for producing such good films, they do not need to make their women go crazy.
@willy samosir , I don’t want to test it lol. My point was, even average untrained men should have more muscle mass than this very toned chick. Muscle mass matters in total strength.
Hitomi Akane As far as I know, he had an issue with Bruce one, over the fact Bruce Lee asked him to be in a movie, which Sammo agreed, but then Bruce vanished, and he didn't hear about the movie or from Bruce for months and months, so he agreed to another project. Bruce then suddenly called him 8 or 9 months later and asked him to come for the movie, but he couldn't due to his new project and he was out of the country. Bruce got mad and called him a liar, which upset him. He ended up going to film with Bruce and they talked about it and it was fixed. It was a misunderstanding, at best.
Actually over the years Sammo showed is respect and admiration for him He played in 1978 in a movie called "Enter the fat dragon" who he reproduced scene, moves, mimic and choreography in the same way Bruce Lee did And this clip shows it as well : yellow training suit, "touching nose", the "no-no" when the opponent try to get up ect ect It is, indeed an hommage
@@Kiddingyoumust That's right, and with all respect to Bruce Lee but Bruce wasn't an inspiration or idol to everyone, Sammo Hung was already in the film industry and had his own style
@Mark Donald Does your definition of "technologically" mean a mass-produced franchise with chroma key synthesis? I don't think McDonald's are better than Michelin Guide restaurants just because they are more technically produced.
@Mark Donald Yes, the realistic ⅭGI heroes all seem to have cheap video game designs and movements, and I always have the impression that "wow it's CGI", And the ⅭIA's craft activities through Hollywood have clearly failed in the last 10 years or so. Because everyone thinks it's almost garbage.
Man those movies were all amazing. Jackie, in his prime, with a BIG budget. Real locations, serious costumes, serious talent in the cast, serious lighting, real scripts. No more grainy, wooden chop-socky in a gravel pit. Finally breaking out. The big time. Hitting his stride. Project A, Supercop, Armor of God... This makes me want to go binge everything from 85 to 95. The golden age of Jackie.
@@MusikPiratCH Sammo might have the edge on Jackie in terms of choreography but Jackie has the edge as a better stuntman and director! I love all 3 of them Biao, Hung, and Chan, they all are amazing and excel each at different things, Biao is hands down the craziest acrobatic, Hung has the choreography and Jackie has the stunts/props. Like I said they all are good at everything but they each have unique strengths
Because he trained at young age he Jackie chan and yuen biao all trailed at the peking opera house where they learned acrobats and kung fu once you learn a skill you can always have it no matter how you are if you think that’s shocking watch a much bigger Sammo hung fighting in ip man and few other films
Nah man Sammo Hung has done some incredible movies. His role in the Ip Man movie was kinda poor in comparison. Just check compilations on youtube for some of his best moments. I could name dozens of films where his stunts are way more impressive than in Ip Man 2, but that would include 90% of his entire movie history.
I love the movies with Sammo Hung in them. He is also in a 2 season tv series called Martial Law. He plays a detective who moves to LA to help out the police. I highly reccomend this one. I also remember him playing in a 2 part episodes of Walker Texas Ranger with Chuck Norris.
80's Hong Kong and Japanese films are the template for so much in filmography and action choreopgraphy. They quite frankly DO NOT get the credit they deserve.
@nemo pouncey considering this was 1985, and they could had been in their 20s to 30s, that means they're in their 40s to 50s STILL a good prime age. You have much to learn.
What I love about Jackie Chan movies is that he always looks like he’s just barely dodging everything by just sheer luck. It almost reminds me of a heavily defensive jeet kune do. No forms or predetermined patterns. Just reacting in the moment.
I like the way the guy just dipped without hesitation as soon as she said, 'I can handle her'. No additional polite question like 'Are you sure?'. My man just absolutely avoided that fight.
As a camera operator myself I'm fucking amazed at how even the actors move to proper camera framing of rule of third themselves while fighting. Everything thing about the edit, framing and cut scream cinematic.
He uses a very theatrical form of WuShu, it’s very flashy with flips and exaggerated movements. That’s what he studied under for the most part and made famous for.
Fight scenes of Classic Hong Kong Movies was the Best, no shaky Camera or crazy cuts, just we'll choreographed movies. Even the costume designs were intentional. The bad guys in black, while the good guys in Brightly colored clothes. Perfect.
I think it's a lot easier that way. They would probably have to somehow get a boom mic right above them during fight scenes. If they hid smaller mics on the actors/actresses, their movements would probably ruin the audio. I don't know much about film production though so who knows
It's also the same for crying. Lots of countries have different standards for what certain sounds sound like. And from an audience POV they will notice it and it usually comes across as strange and lacking a flow.
I was grown up with movies like this. Love the 80s and 90s Hong Kong action cinema. Films like Hard Boiled, Police Story, Fist of Legend, Iron Monkey etc. So many memories. What a great era.
@Hoàng Nguyên No matter how much you break it down, humans originated in Africa from at least 100,000 BC and we're all related. People can migrate where ever they want to, but we all came from the same place
@@MrCapri92 bruh learn your place. Asians talking about Asian history and you come here on your high horse saying all life came from Africa. We know this thanks to the internet. My turn to add something useless into the conversation. All life came from the ocean so why can't y'all swim?
Michiko Nishiwaki was quite a destructive force even against men in HK films. Heard she moved to the US and basically did stunt work for actresses like Lucy Liu, a shame and a waste, but work is work.
She lives in California with her husband now, close to where I live. At the age of 63 she’s still muscular and really athletic, co-owns some gyms, and still lifts heavy! Her body doesn’t look a day over 30.
@@dablaire89 one floor might or might not break one s bones. Mine are still intact after having jumped off one floor like 3 times in my life. But i did wonder if it s a doll
@@matias5817 You done fucked up…… 🤣🤣🤣 Abby LOOKS like a man. Lmao Beautiful thing about this chick is her lean muscles and speed, that is still feminine.
As hot as Michiko was, the really scary bit is the table stunt at 2:00. Notice the glass doesn't shatter like most stunt glass. It breaks into plates. There's a couple ways to do that, but all of them are significantly more dangerous and there's a decent chance the stuntman going through the glass is going to get cut, and bad luck can mean landing on an edge which even with pre-broken and flattened edges can still be like landing on an axe blade. Crazy dangerous.
Beautifully choreographed. Speed and tempo amazing. Not one of them off point. U just don't get this these days even with cgi. And how good does Samo move for a big guy. Absolutely brilliant.
It's just amazing how every one's fighting choreography went through the roof after they left the period kung fu flicks from the 70s, and started modern era 80s flicks. Jackie Chan, Frankie Chan, Gordon Liu, Sammo Hung, Yuen Biao, Dick Wei, Hwang Jang Lee, Andy Lau, Yasuaki Kurata, Yuen Wa, and so on. For me, about 83 to 92 was the best age of martial arts flicks.
This is ideal fighting for a movie: no constant closeups or cut aways, not slow, obviously choreographed moves or punches thrown from 3 feet away and it lands...here you can see the action and it is FAST and the actors are not afraid to potentially hit each other
Any movie with Jackie Chan, Samo Hung, Michelle Yeoh, and a couple of others together is just such a joy to watch! It's like "acceptable cheese" because you know you are going to be thoroughly entertained!!!
I laughed so hard when the synth kicked in as she dropped her kimono to reveal her muscle woman physique like the auduence is sposed to be so impressed shes got some biceps lol.
![Jackie Chan and Sammo Hung infiltrate Japanese mob! | [HD] Clip from 'My Lucky Stars'](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/pjQFZOS2ljU/mqdefault.jpg)
0:41 she went from "hello ma'am nice to finally meet you" to "your son calls me mommy too"
Ohh how the tables have turned
Id call her mommy as well
@@Jsrf88 that one weird fetish u got there lol
@@riotman3579 fetish of... liking... women?
@@mv9370 liking mommys
This is a good example of how despite his size, Samo Hung was quick and sharp with his moves. He's like the real kung fu panda.
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dasteufelhund or is Kung Fu panda a good cartoon version of Sammo Hung
Maybe just a turning overweight Bruce Lee...
He has a nickname call "最靈敏的胖子" aka "The nimblest fatty", damn he fought like Jakie Chan in a fat suit, so quick!
Sammo was a problem
Fight scenes need to be more like this: wide shots, proper lighting, excellent choreographed fight scenes and precisely executed moves
And falling off very high things.
HK stuntmen in the 80s were insane, but you can't deny that the genuine danger they put themselves in makes these films a million times more exciting that the wires and greenscreen crap that gets put out now.
They had talent, now is all lazy people that pretend
@@billihawk368 I love the way they express pain during the fights. I believe a lot of it was not acting...Makes these films seem more genuine.
Also, I love old skool sound effects.
👁 👁 👁️ 👁️ 👁 👁
👄 👄 👄
Jackie Chan, Samo Hung & Sibelle Hu
W E S A L U T E Y O U ! ! !
@@PenisMcWhirtar This is why I respect guys like Scott Adkins and Michael Jai White. They are old school actors who relies on their craft rather than crappy CGI effects.
@@suiken3149 Too right suiken! Also, the way the women and men split up to have their own fights was a cool thing they did in Jackie Chan movies. Scott Adkins & Michaek Jai White are superb, especially in the hands of the right film director.
I absolutely love the level of cheese, the sound effects, the gimmicks, the humor, all while being really well shot and the fighting on point
They knew how tie the whole thing together. The MCU should look at these films for a better idea of how to make those elements much better.
Agree fully, so well said. Thought exactly the same thing yo.
@@StudioMargalima Sure bud, you can finally rest your brain. God knows it's been though a lot
@@hnz5404
Lol, those assumptions there 😬
For some reason I always like the sound affects for foot steps when running during chase scenes
what a body! what a hair! what a everything from the 80s!
yea the 80s was a sexy time
I suddenly feel like watching some good old 80s jazzer-cise videos now ^_^
画質が半端じゃね！！
2:49から TOKYO HOT撮ろう。
Tell that to everyone with aids. FYI mullets aren’t sexy.
I love how she feels it necessary to flex on the other girl before the fight.
Assert dominance plus intimidation
It is necessary
That made her lose at the end because she got distracted.
FemChad move
She worked hard for that body. She's got to show it off.
Regular looking girl in kimono, takes off kimono, looking like Chun-Li from street fighter.
Retro Orchid from Killer Instinct*
Oddly enough, Jackie Chan played the best live action version of Chun-Li
Chun-Li has thighs three times of what she has...
@Karamel cause the hottest women are the ones who look like powerful, athletic men....
Very attractive!
But I prefer the thicc one in yellow.
Michiko Nishiwaki is now 64 years old and still looks absolutely stunning. As does the rest of the cast. Training keeps you young forever it seems
She’s a doll
Power of discipline
Or just the Asian genetics. At around 65-70 years old they all morph into the same old man/woman. Just look at Bolo Yun mf was stacked for an Asian, played every bad guy ever in Hong Kong cinema for like four decades. Now he’s this tiny grandpa looking dude.
Also Asians age better than other people.
She was 27 in this.
I'm always impressed with how well Sammo Hung moves with his size.
IKR! Dude's fcking flexible for his size
Sammo's amazing. Under that hefty exterior are muscles trained for almost a decade under Yu Jim-yuen, a strict martial arts master whose response to fuckups was to lash the shit out of his students with a bamboo cane. If you couldn't do the splits he'd eventually just push you down into them, and if your hamstrings tore, so be it.
I can't tell if his fight sequences are sped up - I'm inclined to believe that the fight combination at 1:25 is done at normal speed.
Yeah. Me too
If Jackie Chan is in a movie you can bet some undercranking or frame deletion was used. Most Hong Kong movies employ at least a bit of undercranking to speed up the action.
A notable exception was Bruce Lee, who was so fast some of his scenes had to be overcranked so you could even see his moves clearly.
I like how kimono lady's hair gets better looking as the fight goes on longer.
It’s called an adrenaline makeover
AskKyle in i IL là ổn lin khó kg hmm ịnôm ôm
😳
I like how sammo gave her equals rights
AndreNitro X1000 is it really called that or did you make that up 😂😂it sounds right tho
The lesson is: DON'T POSE IN THE MIDDLE OF A FIGHT
This sure as hell aint JoJo. XD
Armstrong, Franky, & Ginyu *resumes to strike a pose*
It worked for PaRappa...
*BONK!*
@@Strigon01 omggg 🤣
2:47 is the closest thing we got to a One Punch Man live action
you know, I love the Raid, and Ong Bak for their gritty and visceral martial arts asskickery as much as the next guy, but old school martial arts movies like this will always have a special place in my heart.
The raid same like this (iko same like sammo hung)
bro they were getting busy in this.
same deal, the shoe string budget and yet how batshit insane they were with the stunts give it all it's charm
Look up the wu tang collection if you wanna watch some good old movies man
This is not old school lol
That Kimono lady is Michiko Nishiwaki. Quite famous in japan.
In japan she famous to older generations but most young ppl don’t know
Dylan Ogega 😂
@@Bully_who_made_goblin_Jr_cry Yeah i was kinda suprised Battleangel Alita was such flop in japan. Despite fact that it used to be quite famous and in fact good manga back in 90ies. Seems to me Japan forgoten good stuff at same speed as average one and thats not rly smart.
@@prolamer7 generation gap
I sure wouldn't kick her out of bed.
If fighting games have taught me anything, it's that you don't taunt when it's unsafe.
She popped off early, classic mistake
1:25 lol Fat Bruce Lee was just missing a black line down his track suit.
Are you saying taunt to get bodied combo isn't viable?
I think that's must be miss input
That’s just something you should know
That last fall at the end...I have no idea how they pulled that off without that guy ending up in the hospital. I just watched it on repeat. Impeccable. I love the way that Chan is clearly finishing a spinning kick when the camera cuts to the wide angle. It's amazingly meticulous.
I've seen stuntman commentary on it. They most likely had padding on the stuntman, and under the carpet, but basically he just ate it.
@@lurkndog Yeah - it looks as though that part of the floor has padding under it, because it flexes a bit. It's a good job he landed on the right spot.
I love it when the woman in the coat be all like, "this is serious, I better untuck my t-shirt from my pants!" 😄
Yeah i didn't really see the sense in that, either. But hey at least she gave a nice view. Too bad she stopped _just_ short of showing navel, tho.. smh. 😔
Ahahahahaha
I was surprised she didn't take the jacket off and scarf lol
And in the next cut it is tucked in again.
@@priscillajimenez27 I think it's a Jackie film where one guy watches another fighting, and he gets grabbed by his tie, so the watching guy (who's up next to fight) takes his tie off like "nope, not gonna risk that!".
LOL man, the way Sammo shakes his head pretty much saying "Don't even think about it." kills me every time. All time classic.
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he learned that from bruce lee
Copied from Bruce Lee in Game Of Death(I think)
Surprisingly good balance between building muscle and maintaining femininity
And she still could not take one punch from a guy.
@@VashtheStampede007 i'm pretty sure you and me couldn't take half a punch from sammo hung lol
@@VashtheStampede007 you're only saying it because it's 2019) When this movie was made this wasn't such a big deal. In fact, maybe it even was but for the opposite reason than it would be today))
And then 35 years later, the choreography and work no longer exists in action movies (Except for Jackie sometimes and the Indonesian team of Iko Uwai).
The morons create movements of "feminists" to overcome a frustration they create themselves and now we eat shit at 200 million dollars "Captain Marvel" or the heroine did not fight outside a background green once and especially where there are cuts every second to show that the actress can not do anything ... Thanks to Chinese cinema / Hong Kong for producing such good films, they do not need to make their women go crazy.
@willy samosir ,
I don’t want to test it lol.
My point was, even average untrained men should have more muscle mass than this very toned chick. Muscle mass matters in total strength.
I remembered watching this movie on TV back when I was 12. Needless to say, it awakened something within me but I don't regret it at all lmao
I did watch it too when I wasa mid I wonder why fat guy is main character.. Lols
You become lesbian?
All these Bruce Lee references shows how much Sammo Hung and Jackie Chan respect the man and how an inspiration he was for them
Im loving it !
Sammo Hung didn't like Bruce Lee! He was there before Burce
Hitomi Akane As far as I know, he had an issue with Bruce one, over the fact Bruce Lee asked him to be in a movie, which Sammo agreed, but then Bruce vanished, and he didn't hear about the movie or from Bruce for months and months, so he agreed to another project.
Bruce then suddenly called him 8 or 9 months later and asked him to come for the movie, but he couldn't due to his new project and he was out of the country. Bruce got mad and called him a liar, which upset him.
He ended up going to film with Bruce and they talked about it and it was fixed.
It was a misunderstanding, at best.
Not every Karate based movie has reference to Bruce lee
Actually over the years Sammo showed is respect and admiration for him
He played in 1978 in a movie called "Enter the fat dragon" who he reproduced scene, moves, mimic and choreography in the same way Bruce Lee did
And this clip shows it as well : yellow training suit, "touching nose", the "no-no" when the opponent try to get up ect ect
It is, indeed an hommage
@@Kiddingyoumust That's right, and with all respect to Bruce Lee but Bruce wasn't an inspiration or idol to everyone, Sammo Hung was already in the film industry and had his own style
MICHIKO NISHIWAKI IS A BREATHTAKING BEAUTY !!!!
Agreed !
She s flat AF
No HIPS,No booty
She s a TRANSGENDER
Full props for stunt man at the end falling from the balcony, incredible.
Right on the tailbone too... brutal...
A bit late to the party, but ... yeah, that hurt to watch ... ;(
That fall always amazes me no matter how many times I watch it. Crazy the way he landed. 😨
Like an olympic diver but without the luxury of water.
He must of had a well hidden cushion on his butt to not break his pelvis.
the stuntman were the heroes in this generation. From a stuntmen to actor, he appreciated his team and took care of them
"I can handle this"
3 minutes later...
"She's really tough"
Sibelle Hu wasn't a trained bodybuilder or fighter, whereas Michiko Nishiwaki was the whole f-kin show.
@@rlouie05 why do you have a windows xp profile pic?
@@UltimatePiccolo because window xp is artificial intelligence. 😂
It can't be more 80's than this
@Retro LoverI still remember my childhood when Jane Fonda's onepiece aerobic suit with nude color legging is hotter than a skimpy bikinis
Oke.sayang dengan orang yang kita lakukan adalah ketika dia sedang merindukan kamu
Doggo_87 __
Love the outfits. Except the first guys jersey.
The 80s will never die.
Still better than any CGI superhero fights.
@Mark Donald Way better. At least its a real artform. You can keep your greenscreen Avengers effects.
@Mark Donald So.. what's the joke then?
@@Amalekites Jw Nj
@Mark Donald Does your definition of "technologically" mean a mass-produced franchise with chroma key synthesis?
I don't think McDonald's are better than Michelin Guide restaurants just because they are more technically produced.
@Mark Donald Yes, the realistic ⅭGI heroes all seem to have cheap video game designs and movements, and I always have the impression that "wow it's CGI",
And the ⅭIA's craft activities through Hollywood have clearly failed in the last 10 years or so.
Because everyone thinks it's almost garbage.
She managed to build a muscular physique while still keeping her feminine beauty. I think I'm in love.
Lol
Michiko Nishiwaki. She's a powerlifting champion, actress, fight choreographer, stunt woman, bodybuilder, n martial artist.
ofc you'd want her to man handle you with the amazonian technique huh?😈🤭🤣
@@mersarultmit5577 unapologetically, yes
@@samgyeopsal569 😂😈
that japanese woman is a solid 10/10
Facts.
11/10 off the charts
She is kind of yummy
Chicks like her are a rare breed these days.
@@Hillthugsta
She is cute
bro when she takes off the kimono and starts posing!! So pleasing to the eyes
I will face you in Kung fu
Taeyongs jelly? t-teddy bear jelly?
An awesome body. Forged the good old
Fashion way. Hundreds of hours with iron.
She's counting on the MEN to not be able to fight her because of their raging boners....
@@bashsibda6289 lmfao. I was like "wtf is this guy saying?" And then i realized thats the op's name. 😂
You said it.
I love classic movies turned to HD. They're so freakin' clear.
Film can always be brought up to 4K quality that's why movies shot on film are the best.
The power of filming on actual film.
Man those movies were all amazing. Jackie, in his prime, with a BIG budget. Real locations, serious costumes, serious talent in the cast, serious lighting, real scripts. No more grainy, wooden chop-socky in a gravel pit. Finally breaking out. The big time. Hitting his stride. Project A, Supercop, Armor of God... This makes me want to go binge everything from 85 to 95. The golden age of Jackie.
Project A and Armor of God were such good movies....:)
Gotta love how her hair gets better and better as the fight goes on 😂
flexing and and showing off your shoulder blades before a physical duel is next level psychology warfare 😂
Jackie Chan is literally the greatest film maker to ever live.
I don't agree! Sammo Hung's fighting choreography is by far better and even funnier! At least that's my honest opinion.
@@MusikPiratCH Sammo might have the edge on Jackie in terms of choreography but Jackie has the edge as a better stuntman and director! I love all 3 of them Biao, Hung, and Chan, they all are amazing and excel each at different things, Biao is hands down the craziest acrobatic, Hung has the choreography and Jackie has the stunts/props. Like I said they all are good at everything but they each have unique strengths
@@atpstudios8075 Sorry not for my taste! I like Sammo Hung better than Jackie Chan and Biao! :P
Look how smooth that choreography shot is at 2:57. Also no shake camera in sight.
One of my bigger pet peeves
To date, I still have only one question from this scene and others like it.
How does someone as big as Sammo move that FAST?!?
no one my dear
Because he trained at young age he Jackie chan and yuen biao all trailed at the peking opera house where they learned acrobats and kung fu once you learn a skill you can always have it no matter how you are if you think that’s shocking watch a much bigger Sammo hung fighting in ip man and few other films
It's called DEDICATED HARD WORK.
Excellent genes. The same reason someone Usain Bolt's size can move that fast.
He also can slide into a car from its window, watching that, it's just amazing
The perfect muscular female body, strong yet still feminine.
Yeah, Sammo's pretty great :V
Sepecat hahaha
;3
*P E R F E C T I O N*
Hehehe, Yes!
Wtf did I just watch now? Cute girl vs. cute, bodybuilder girl
lol
Vs cute Sammo Hung
In Japan everything has to be cute, even the ugly
Average girl vs hot girl
@@sliat1981 are you crazy??!! is a clothing thing, Sibelle Hu is wearing a jacket but by that time she was the finest chenese girl
"She's really tough"
Kimono lady : "bitch look at these biceps"
Back when female bodybuilders didn’t look like dehydrated fruit like the guys do.
Back when they look like a muscle car with japanese body kits
She was a power lifter rather than a body builder, so I'm guessing she was allowed to keep some body fat.
I was thinking, todays guys look like bloated whales. They don't even have abs! They look more like barrels.
@@kickyouinhalf **slaps stomach* yes indeed
No bubble gut too
Dude, that big guy could move. This must be the famous Samo Hung, Craig Ferguson was always mentioning.
@Burns me up. Exactly what i was thinking! Lol!
most flexible fat guy on earth omfg
Nah man Sammo Hung has done some incredible movies. His role in the Ip Man movie was kinda poor in comparison. Just check compilations on youtube for some of his best moments. I could name dozens of films where his stunts are way more impressive than in Ip Man 2, but that would include 90% of his entire movie history.
@@DirEnGay I still remember watching The Magnificent Butcher and feeling disappointed that a guy of his size could move better than me xD
It not the size, it’s how healthy you are inside to be active and flexible
I love the movies with Sammo Hung in them. He is also in a 2 season tv series called Martial Law. He plays a detective who moves to LA to help out the police. I highly reccomend this one. I also remember him playing in a 2 part episodes of Walker Texas Ranger with Chuck Norris.
I remember Martial Law and him having a cameo in Walker Texas Ranger. Martial Law was canceled too quickly.
I remember Martial Law and love it, but I had no idea about the crossover
80's Hong Kong and Japanese films are the template for so much in filmography and action choreopgraphy. They quite frankly DO NOT get the credit they deserve.
They’re both gorgeous.
@nemo pouncey considering this was 1985, and they could had been in their 20s to 30s, that means they're in their 40s to 50s STILL a good prime age.
You have much to learn.
She may be a bad guy, but DAMN SHE FINE!
You might be a bad guy but that doesn’t mean your a “ bad” guy
@@AndreNitroX 🔥
You read my mind here.
AndreNitro X1000 true.
*Until you find out she is a transexual.*
What I love about Jackie Chan movies is that he always looks like he’s just barely dodging everything by just sheer luck. It almost reminds me of a heavily defensive jeet kune do. No forms or predetermined patterns. Just reacting in the moment.
I like the way the guy just dipped without hesitation as soon as she said, 'I can handle her'. No additional polite question like 'Are you sure?'. My man just absolutely avoided that fight.
Damn, you’re right. 🤣
I can't help but think of Jojo's Bizarre Adventure when she poses like that. On another note holy shit she's awesome I want her to step on me lol
Yare Yare Daze
AWAKEN, MY MISTRESS!
Well damn, that escalated quickly. 😂
We have found the last of the Pillar Women!
Shes the pillar woman
Love how it devolves in to a typical chick fight with hair pulling.
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Hair pulling is legit tactic. If your opponent has long hair use it.
@@TommyAngelo1337 yujiro hanma has long hair. _good luck_ (speck voice) with that, tho.
@@luciusives531 Hanmaaaaaa!!!!!
@@luciusives531 one strand of Yujiro's hair is stronger than all people in this comment section combined
Love how the camera doesn’t spaz out like in modern movies ❤️
hahaha, you mean you can really see action in action movie?
As a camera operator myself I'm fucking amazed at how even the actors move to proper camera framing of rule of third themselves while fighting. Everything thing about the edit, framing and cut scream cinematic.
This
0:30 "OK, You two kiss and make up"
"But we haven't started fighting yet..."
"I said KISS AND MAKE UP!!!!"
Gotta love Jackie Chan's fighting style. It's a mix Kung Fu and parkour. Awesome
And also the comedy.
He usually grab anything he can from the surroundings and uses it as weapon too.
The creator of parkour was inspired by martial arts, especially Jackie Chan since he did it in his movies.
He uses a very theatrical form of WuShu, it’s very flashy with flips and exaggerated movements. That’s what he studied under for the most part and made famous for.
3:19 thumbs up for the stuntman here. he a real one.
My tailbone hurts just watching that.
She fight
She protec
Most importantly
She Bae as hell
She bloc
She deflec
But mostly
You erec
:)
That kimono chick is a goddess!
Fight scenes of Classic Hong Kong Movies was the Best, no shaky Camera or crazy cuts, just we'll choreographed movies. Even the costume designs were intentional. The bad guys in black, while the good guys in Brightly colored clothes. Perfect.
always found it weird that screams and grunts also get dubbed.
I think it's a lot easier that way. They would probably have to somehow get a boom mic right above them during fight scenes. If they hid smaller mics on the actors/actresses, their movements would probably ruin the audio. I don't know much about film production though so who knows
@@brusschain5769 I think they meant when they do the redub for other languages, those actors also do the fight sounds. Probably just for consistency.
It's also the same for crying. Lots of countries have different standards for what certain sounds sound like. And from an audience POV they will notice it and it usually comes across as strange and lacking a flow.
@@brusschain5769 Dub version cut a lot of scene from original.
Everything gets dubbed. I watched a clip on youtube where they dubbed Jackass 3D to german, and they even dubbed the laughter.
I CAN HANDLE HER!!
Is immediately choked out and thrown to the floor and is only let go due to plot convenience
"Don't hurt my waifu!!"
*one punch knockout*
"flawless victory"
NOT FUNNY. dont hurt my kimono girl!
I was grown up with movies like this. Love the 80s and 90s Hong Kong action cinema. Films like Hard Boiled, Police Story, Fist of Legend, Iron Monkey etc. So many memories. What a great era.
What a thrio they were!
Jacki Chan, Samo Hung and Yuen Biao.I grow up watching theese legends.
Michiko should have played Chung Li in the street fighter movies
Eh, no sorry. Jackie Chan is obviously the choice. xDD (just kidding
CHUN LI! CHUN
YES!!!!! my thoughts exactly!
@Hoàng Nguyên No matter how much you break it down, humans originated in Africa from at least 100,000 BC and we're all related. People can migrate where ever they want to, but we all came from the same place
@@MrCapri92 bruh learn your place. Asians talking about Asian history and you come here on your high horse saying all life came from Africa. We know this thanks to the internet. My turn to add something useless into the conversation. All life came from the ocean so why can't y'all swim?
Holy crap, look at how young Jackie Chan and Sammo Hung are here.
And yet, at least Jackie, is still just as spry now, it seems.
Nah, i was surprised that he got old im 26 always see him young even in rush hour
OBJECTION! Sammo Hung and Jackie Chan are still young.
You know, we were babies or even didn't born when they were fighting.
The Japanese woman, Michiko Nishiwaki, is AMAZING....and beautiful! Sammo is always great! Nuff said.
Me before she takes off kimono: "I can take her"
Me after she takes off kimono: "Somebody help please"
Michiko Nishiwaki was quite a destructive force even against men in HK films. Heard she moved to the US and basically did stunt work for actresses like Lucy Liu, a shame and a waste, but work is work.
What happened to her ?.
She lives in California with her husband now, close to where I live. At the age of 63 she’s still muscular and really athletic, co-owns some gyms, and still lifts heavy! Her body doesn’t look a day over 30.
Gotta love the 80's Jackie Chan movie's!!! ❤
3:18 props to the stunt man!!
Woudn't a normal fall like that break bones?
@@dablaire89 one floor might or might not break one s bones. Mine are still intact after having jumped off one floor like 3 times in my life. But i did wonder if it s a doll
They really just jump like that. Salute
Michiko Nishiwaki is awesome! These movies are classics!
*Everybody's gangsta ‘til homegirl disrobes into a black leotard*
Probably the first time i feel attraction towards a muscular woman. Never though muscles could be badass and sexy at the same time.
I have always felt that way about muscular women.
what about abby from the last of us? 😂
@@matias5817 You done fucked up…… 🤣🤣🤣
Abby LOOKS like a man. Lmao
Beautiful thing about this chick is her lean muscles and speed, that is still feminine.
@@matias5817 I bet he would say NO though 😂
I'd say it's all about quantity - yes, she is muscular, but still has a lithe, feminine build
As hot as Michiko was, the really scary bit is the table stunt at 2:00. Notice the glass doesn't shatter like most stunt glass. It breaks into plates. There's a couple ways to do that, but all of them are significantly more dangerous and there's a decent chance the stuntman going through the glass is going to get cut, and bad luck can mean landing on an edge which even with pre-broken and flattened edges can still be like landing on an axe blade. Crazy dangerous.
Martial arts movies from the 80s are just amazing 👏
This is actually amazing and the scenes are wonderfully choreographed. Actually interested in seeing more of this thank you!
The bodybuilder chick is *Michiko Nishikawa* if anyone’s wondering she did the stunts for Lucy Lou in Charlie’s Angels
J Double C 👍
I'm not wondering because I like my women to be feminine, not men with bob and vagene
Probably stretched alot
@@gerijokub7737 which part of the "I like my women to be feminine, not manly" didn't you understand?
@@blabla-rg7ky
And yet for some reason you responded to the op's comment even though you said you're not interested. Smh.
0:43 aztec dubstep plays in the background while intense visual details appear out of nowhere
You too are a Man of culture I see.
Awaken my masters
So what you’re saying is, this is a JoJo reference.
I didnt see that before... now its all I can see.
When Chun-Li is one of the Pillar Men
Beautifully choreographed. Speed and tempo amazing. Not one of them off point. U just don't get this these days even with cgi. And how good does Samo move for a big guy. Absolutely brilliant.
I like how Sammo warned her twice, before cleaning her clock
So many talented people in this clip, just awesome.
yeah...
0:42 Well if you got the body, why not flex druing a fight 🤣
@sum body that was my point I was trying to make.
The cheesiness of putting a body building pose down in mid fight! I love it!
Very nice. Thank you. Now I have to go back to the gym and work out more after seeing these two powerful and beautiful ladies!
Same here!
She just kept getting prettier and prettier...
gosh im crying
Lesson to be learned: Do not show arrogance to someone that knows the arts of humility.
2:40 "You might have a nice body and all, but I am wearing yellow pyjammas"
The 80s *Aesthetic* is everything
took off the kimono to flex on em
ShizukaShizuka! lengua. operaron 22960635o61 que no te conosco bien a ella jeje y ese dia pasamos en sus deseos para 8ioi98
Heat al pacino & robert deniro
sammo have her equal rights. good
I just love that reaction 00:45 . It's the same one I make when I look at my bank account after going out.
Sammo is such a frickin beast. I love watching him fight. Proof that size can be deceiving. The way he moves is pretty unreal.
Very lovely Michiko Nishiwaki 😍😘
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Michiko Nisiwaki is even hotter as female Yakuza!
@@dimx939 she didn't show any skin in that one though, which is a waste of her body and hard work
she is gorgeous.
These fight sequences are better than 90% of the modern western action sequences
Miss these martial art/karate movies, use to play them in school or on VHS..man..fun days .
It's just amazing how every one's fighting choreography went through the roof after they left the period kung fu flicks from the 70s, and started modern era 80s flicks. Jackie Chan, Frankie Chan, Gordon Liu, Sammo Hung, Yuen Biao, Dick Wei, Hwang Jang Lee, Andy Lau, Yasuaki Kurata, Yuen Wa, and so on. For me, about 83 to 92 was the best age of martial arts flicks.
nothing can beat 80s fighting choreography
1:26 I didn't know who I was supposed to be rooting for (never saw this movie before), but goddamn! I was so excited!
90s
This is ideal fighting for a movie: no constant closeups or cut aways, not slow, obviously choreographed moves or punches thrown from 3 feet away and it lands...here you can see the action and it is FAST and the actors are not afraid to potentially hit each other
Any movie with Jackie Chan, Samo Hung, Michelle Yeoh, and a couple of others together is just such a joy to watch! It's like "acceptable cheese" because you know you are going to be thoroughly entertained!!!
Sammo Hung is a good example of how one shouldn't judge one's fellow human beings by their appearance. ^^
God I grew up with these wonderful wonderful movies. These Sound effects bring me back 30 years
Requesting synthwave remix featuring buff girl exclusively
I laughed so hard when the synth kicked in as she dropped her kimono to reveal her muscle woman physique like the auduence is sposed to be so impressed shes got some biceps lol.
Never seen a Jackie Chan movie, but now I want to watch as many as possible.