You guys dont know how loud i screamd when i saw this video!!! I've been doing a Jackie Chan marathon and he's easily becoming one of my favorite actors and Police Story is right up there when it comes to jackie chan flicks. Thank you so much for giving us this video and your amazing reactions as always!
Tore my acl recently and watched every one of his films, he is literally the best person ever. If you haven’t watch city hunter it’s my favorite cheesy film.
9:47 The three stuntmen were supposed to land on the car behind Chan Ka-Kui (Jackie Chan), which had been specially spring-loaded to help break their fall. Unfortunately a combination of the bus driver braking a bit too harshly through fear of hitting Jackie, coupled with the kind of air-brakes that Hong Kong buses had at the time, caused the three stuntmen to be ejected prematurely, fall short of the car and land on the road. However, to avoid having to potentially risk more injuries, Jackie continued with the shot and stayed in character - *then* the three stuntmen were taken to hospital.
Some of the best stuff about Chans films is watching them when you know the stories of what happened behind the scenes. Makes them all the more amazing!
Back in 2015 I went to the shopping mall where the finale was shot during a brief visit to Hong Kong. It's the Wing-On Plaza (as you may have noticed from some of the exterior shots) and, when you actually visit the mall itself, not only did Jackie manage to shoot the film in such a way that it made the mall look bigger than it really is, but until you have been there you don't really get a true understanding of just how high up he was before he started the famous pole-slide stunt. The distance from that upper escalator balcony to the floor below is much higher up than it looks!
Jackie Chan's old website (tragically not up anymore) used to have an image of his skeleton, and you could click on any bone and it would show you a clip from one of his movies of him breaking it. He has said that he has broken almost every bone in his body on camera. So many stuntmen got hurt that insurance companies stopped insuring his movie sets.
As well as burning the skin off his hands doing the pole-slide stunt, he did very nearly suffer a career-ending injury. When he landed on the toy house at the bottom he *nearly* broke the seventh and eighth vertebrae in his spine so he was very nearly paralysed.
THANK YOU for being one of the few people that watched an actual Jackie film! Police Story 2 is just as good (it has a great 10-on-1 playground fight scene, complete with steel poles and a nice full-impact head kick). Project A 1 and 2, as well as Drunken Master 1 and 2 (particularly the second one) are must-watches. You'll probably be pioneers in the Reactosphere, as Jackie's HK cinema is criminally underlooked, with everyone and their mother reacting to Rush Hour and nothing else. Which is funny, given that those old films put him on the map amongst movie aficianados, but in terms of actually watching stuff, mainstream viewers mainly saw his watered-down Hollywood stuff. I completely agree with your views on respecting the material and am so grateful for you guys watching the original sound!
In the versions released by Eureka! Entertainment in the West _Police Story II_ genuinely *is* bigger! There are some bits that were previously only in Asian prints that were restored for those particular releases, and one of those restored scenes does actually add a bit more tension.
@@LeviBoldock I don't know which specific part of Asia the version I am referring to is from; only that those releases are the first time that they have been released in the West. *Spoiler Alert* The key bits I noticed had been added were: (a) Chan Ka-Kui being introduced to the women who would later take part in the interrogation scene, rather than them just suddenly appearing out of nowhere. (b) When the police are searching for that dodgy guy on the streets they question more people. *Spoiler Ends* I also noticed some changes to music, especially in the park scene, while in the particular longer version that I am referring to the music played during the closing credits is once again _Hero Story._
Jackie, definitely a legend for all of his own stunt work in his films and this is one of the best, i know for sure that he nearly died doing a stunt in Armour of God and has a steel plate in his skull from where he fractured it. Nearly all of Jackie Chans old school 70's and 80's films are so fun to watch and brilliantly done, glad you both enjoyed this one certainly one of his best👌.
2:14 Raymond Chow and Leonard Ho are very important. Jackie Chan’s movies that are worth watching may not exist if they did what no one else was willing to do. They were willing to listen to Jackie and let Jackie makes the types of films Jackie wanted to make. If you read Jackie Chan’s autobiography, you would learn that Jackie Chan was known as “box office poison.” Directors and producers were forcing Jackie to make movies that didn’t let Jackie highlight his skills. Raymond Chow and Leonard Ho listened to Jackie and gave Jackie Chan freedom to do the stunts, fighting, and style of filmmaking that Jackie envisioned.
Jackie sings a lot of the theme songs to his films. Somewhat fun fact: the glass during the mall fight ended up thicker than normal breakaway glass, so a lot of the cuts and injuries you see on the cast are real. For more Jackie films, I highly recommend "Who Am I?" and "Project A." The former showing more of his insane choreography and stunt skills, while the latter is a great showcase of his comedy. (:
Good on you both for reacting to the original Hong Kong cut. The reason I say that is that there is an English dub that not only changed almost all of the music (only that pumping song _Hero Story_ that plays during the closing credits remains intact in this particular international cut), but also cut out some scenes, in particular: (a) the photo shoot for the publicity shots of Chan; (b) the bit after the court case in which Chu Tao (the late Chor Yuen, who sadly died in 2022) watches Chan being interviewed on TV (the discussion that he has after this with his henchmen, the bent cop Inspector Man and the corrupt lawyer remained but that TV interview was completely cut, save for the freeze-frame of Chan where Chu taunts him); (c) almost the entirety of the scene in which Chan is left to handle multiple telephone calls is gone, with only the discussion between Chan and Snake Eyes (Tai Po) left intact. (Strangely enough the outtakes in which you see him try and catch that airborne pencil and where he juggles three telephone receivers are still present in this particular international cut even though the scene containing them was nowhere to be seen in the actual film itself!). The other main changes are to characters' names. For instance, instead of Chan Ka-Kui Jackie's character is given the English name Kevin Chan, while the main villain Chu Tao simply became Ko.
The slide down the string of lights was the most dangerous stunt of Jackie Chan's career. It was the closest he has ever come to dying on film. He has had over 200 broken bones in his career and still does his own stunts.
Beyond Bad Boys 2, other Hollywood movies have also copied scenes from this film. The sequence in which Jackie stops the bus is the same way that Stallone stops a truck in the beginning of Tango & Cash (1989). Brandon Lee's Rapid Fire (1992) also does the bit in which a bad guy is ran through multiple glass walls by a motorcycle. Many western moviegoers often assume that expensive stunts mean more danger. But classic Hong Kong action flicks like this demonstrate that cheaper stunts are actually way more likely to result in serious injury due to less time & budget spent on safety precautions. American productions always require insurance, hence policies have to be obeyed. JC & his production team were banned by all insurance companies in HK.
I remember him saying in the late 1990s that he was always in pain. I dread to think how much that pain must hurt him now, over twenty years after he said that.
Nice to see someone else interested in Jackie Chan and the Police Story movies. Police Story (1985) Police Story 2 (1988) Police Story 3: Super Cop (1992) First Strike/Police Story 4 (1996) New Police Story (2004) Police Story 2013 (2013) There was also a spin off movie in 1993 called Super Cop 2 that Jackie Chan isn't actually in/staring in it. He only making a small cameo appearance in it.
What makes Jackie Chan's stunt scenes so amazing isn't just that the stunts are real, but the "rhythm" in how they are choregraphed, purposely like a dance -- very little slow motion, very few cuts, almost no zooms, and a pace so frantic that you almost miss half of the moves. Jackie himself talks about rhythm in multiple interviews and how he thinks Hollywood fight scenes lose momentum because they cut too much and can't keep up the energy for the entire scene.
Before John Wick ever made his entrance, Jackie was already leading the way one beating after another. The Police Story franchise, especially the first, will always be one of the top action films off all time.
Maggie Cheung who play May in the movie was famous actress and Miss HK runner up at the time. It was crazy that JC threw her into all the actions and stunts in this movie as she had zero Kung fu background.
Brigitte Lin (who played Salina Fong) also got in on the act. You can see that it is genuinely her when Fung Hak-On does the shoulder-throw on her, causing her to crash through that table, and not long afterwards the bit where Fung manages to get her to drop that bat before pushing her into that glass display (both times you can see her face so you know it was her and not a double).
"That landing, that had to hurt." In a way which contributed to medical science. He actually hurt himself in a way nobody else ever has. That was the moment Jackie Chan became the only human being in recorded medical history to have ever dislocated his pelvis. He also broke his back.
All the glass in the mall scene was sugar glass, but they made it extra thick so that it breaks more realistically. You can see the glass breaking in huge shards which makes it look very real. The downside was the stuntmen and jackie got injured running into all that thick sugar glass.
34:00 That is EXACTLY why these films are so great. The falling, the impact, the danger is real. Greenscreen will never generate this kind of excitement.
It was *meant* to have been called _Meals on Wheels_ but at the time Golden Harvest had just had a couple of flops with two films whose English titles began with M. Fearful of lightning striking thrice, they switched the word order from _Meals on Wheels_ to _Wheels on Meals._
I commend you for watching it in the original language, those are all very good reasons for doing so. Jackie Chan feels the same way, which is why he likes to do his own voice over work for translations.
6:22 is known as one of the craziest dangerous car stunts. Mainly cause there is actually people running on the built flats for the scene. Now they would just add them in post back then. You did that for real, and Jackie is well Jackie. ❤
I sincerely hope you guys keep up with this series! I might be alone, but New Police Story (2004) holds a special place in my heart, it's got a LEGO fight, and it's entire plot is basically centered around pro gamer moves. It also basically works as a stand-alone, so there's no real need for it to be watched in order.
You're correct that Jackie got burns on his hands (2nd degree!) for the pole slide. The craziest thing is, Jackie was filming two movies simultaneously, so after doing the pole slide stunt, he went to get a beer with his stunt team and then went right to the set of the other movie! He said his adrenaline was so high he didn't feel the burns until he reached the set. Also, they destroyed a REAL shantytown for the opening scene, IIRC. They comped the residents but setting them up in a new place to live.
29:17 There is nice interview with Jackie Chan where he speaks about this scene about that fear from that height but also that pressure becose 13 cameras were rolling and they had limited tape. Also it wasn't enough power from car batteries to supply power for those lights so they were live connected to building electricity. He said he used all his energy during the shooting and after that scene his body collapsed
Great movie. Jackie has a video called "My Stunts" where he explains a lot of his biggest stunts. Mostly the Police Story movies, Project A, Rumble in the Bronx, Who Am I, and the first Rush Hour. For the bus chase they used a gimmicked umbrella, more like a crowbar, but no safety equipment. He just did those climbs and swings. The run down the mountain was straight up, no gimmick, no equipment. The bus gag had been practiced with a bus with regular brakes, and the guys were supposed to land on the car, but for filming they had a bus with air brakes, which threw off the timing, so they legit hit the asphalt. The pole slide at the end,, you're right, he was hurt. He's been hurt worse, but he still thinks of that as his most painful and most dangerous stunt. I strongly recommend Who Am I. Great movie, and phenomenal stunts.
When he threw that ball down that mountain in _Jackie Chan: My Stunts_ you can really see just how steep that the slope actually is. Just lucky that Jackie was able to remain on his feet and not trip nor tumble and send him rolling down the hill.
His worst injury was from Armor of God. He jumped to a branch of a tree and succeeded on his first attempt but felt it wasn’t fast enough so he tried again. The second attempt he felt severely injuring his back and hit his head on a rock which drove a piece of bone into his brain and caused him to bleed a lot from his ear. If the medics hadn’t acted as fast as they did he would have died that day.
In the scene where Jackie Chan slides down the pole he did get injured. The lights that was around it heated up the metal pole and he got 2nd degree burns on his hands. He also dislocated pelvis and a back injury. Due to this he want able to act any more acting that day for another film he was in. The amount of injuries he had suffered in movies are crazy. He almost died filming Armor of God. His fighting scene are always crazy but funny in a what too because he uses his surroundings and lots of props. As interesting as it may seems it's basically showing you in a fight that anything and everything around you can become a weapon.
I hope this leads to more Jackie, Jet Li, Donnie Yen, Michelle Yeoh & Sammo on your channel. There are so many incredible Hong Kong action films. You need to do some Chow Yun Fat & John Woo films. Hopefully this opens you guys up to some Japanese & South Korean films, too ...& Not just their awesome action movies.
YAASSS!!!! More reactors need to do more classic Jackie! Everybody does "Rush Hour" and is so impressed by him and never follow up and watch his *good* stuff. Between the insurance and safetey rules and being in his 40's-50's, late-90's-00's Hollywood Jackie is seriously nerfed compared to classic HK 80's and early 90's Jackie. "Police Story" continues to deliver winning installments for four solid movies. They're not as good after "First Strike" Along with those, you should check out: Drunken Master 2 Project A 1&2 Armor of God 1&2 (AOG2 AKA "Operation Condor") Dragons Forever Wheels on Meals (That's not a typo, "meals on wheels" was already something else that threatened a lawsuit so they switched the words around)
Police Story series is good... especially 3 with Michelle Yeoh (her breakout movie in the US, marketed as "Supercop"). Another really good one is Drunken Master 2.
One aspect of Hong Kong fight choreography of this era that is used in _Police Story_ is the occasional use of fake legs to simulate kicks. It might be an arm with a trouser leg and a shoe on the end of it being used to double for a kick, or simply a fake shin and foot on the end of a stick just being pushed into frame and quickly retracted before you realise it's not a real leg. One of these fake legs is used when Danny Chu (the late Fung Hak-On) kicks Chan in the stomach at 22:43 (even though it's blurry in this video I can see enough to know that that is the kick I'm talking about here). The other fake legs appear at various points during the mall fight, such as the kick to Chan's head at 26:44 and the one to his face at 27:27. The kind of choreography you're seeing here is actually quite hard to do, and is heavily reliant on timing, coupled with there being a limited amount of time for Jackie to get the shots he wanted, so sometimes it can help save time to just push a fake leg into shot instead of having someone who is going to be off-screen actually throwing a kick with their real leg. Fung Hak-On was a common casting choice for villains, not only because of his martial arts skills but also because his imposing look made him very well suited to such roles (a brief role from him in Jackie Chan's 1978 breakout hit _Snake in the Eagle's Shadow_ is one of the few times Westerners had a chance to see him not play a villain!). Sadly at just 67 he died in 2016 after losing a two-year battle with oesophageal cancer. Jackie was particularly saddened by his passing when he announced it on his official Facebook page.
With the bus stunt, they were supposed to fall on top of the car, breaking the fall. But they hit the tarmac and it was left in, of course. That's eighties HK action movies for you! Do The Prodigal Son. my favourite Kung-Fu movie of all time! Please!
Love _The Prodigal Son._ Sammo Hung's direction and action choreography was almost always a joy to watch, and he usually made on-screen fighters look the very best that they were ever going to (one only has to look at how great Jackie Chan's martial artistry really is when Sammo choreographs him!). Yuen Biao is actually in _The Prodigal Son_ a lot more than you might think because he did a lot of doubling for other people in this film (he even doubled Sammo a couple of times despite the weight difference between the two).
Congrats on 100k (you’ll have it by the time I’m finished watching this vid, for sure!). If you’re watching Jackie Chan, my favourite movie of his is Mr Nice Guy.
FYI, when Jackie jumped onto the Christmas lights, those here live 220 volt lights. Jackie had 2 degree burns on his hands. All those stunts were done with without the benefit of padding. Can't wait till you guys watch Police Story 2. Maggie Chang (Jackie's GF in the series) gets hurt.
Damn, this is a true martial arts classic, and one of the first movies I ever rented from an actual video store back in the day when they were fist becoming a thing.
LOOK UP a movie called Jackie Chan: My Stunts. I had it on DVD, and it came out around 99/2000. I'm sure it's on TH-cam by now. He breaks down a lot of his earlier movies, like this one. The umbrella is a steel pipe. As for the guy flying out of the bus, that was totally an accident. They were all supposed to break their fall on the car, which may have been padded, but the bus stopped too short, and threw off their timing so they all got hospitalized, but you can see they kept it in, like most best shot bloopers.
I grew up watching Jackie Chan films; it’s great to see reactions to his older films. I highly recommend The Fearless Hyena since it directly inspired a scene in Kung Fu Panda. Wheels on Meals is one of my favorite, along with Armor of the Gods. Finally, City Hunter is a ton of fun and has more Street Fighter moves in it than the first Street Fighter movie. Edit: It wasn’t just the friction on the poll, it turned out the poll was super hot from all the lights being on right next to it.
In the beginning, when you guys said you didn't know Jackie directed it, I thought, "Wait until they hear the theme song at the end." Hope you watch Police Story 2 next.
Project A II, Armour of God, Armour of God 2, Police Story 2, Drunken Master, Drunken Master 2, Mr Canton and Lady Rose, Fearless Hyena, Snake in the Eagle’s Shadow, Young Master, Dragon Lord, and many, many more!
YESSSSSSS ❤❤❤❤❤❤ THIS MOVIE IS GETTIIMG THE LOVE IT NEEDS ITS SO GOOD and lm glad yall were finally able to watch one of his og movies there's a lot more too but this one is so good too
Someone recommended the Ridley Scott directed movie, Black Rain, starring Michael Douglas. I just wanted to throw my support behind it as well. Underrated & deserves more attention.
The producers of _Black Rain_ actually wanted Jackie to play the villain in that. However, because he believed that his fans would not have wanted him to play a villain, he declined the offer.
You should also watch PROJECT A 1 and 2, Armor of God 1 and 2, and Drunken Master 1 and 2, and all the Ploice Story Sequels those are Jackie's best movies.
Some versions of this film had either a text epilogue saying that Chan's character was punished for taking the law into his own hands or a continuation of the scene in which you saw Chan's character being arrested. At the time some Asian markets were uncomfortable showing movies in which the supposed hero of the piece was seen to be committing crime and/or going rogue and getting away with it so in those markets there would usually be something showing that the character was either arrested or killed because of that behaviour.
Lots of respect to you guys for doing it the ONE and ONLY 100% TRUE and PROPER way. That is - original full native version with subs and no censorship/cuts. Please, whatever you'll be doing in the future, do Aces Go Places and ESPECIALLY Aces Go Places II the exact same way, whenever you do. It's the ONLY way. P.S. The "umbrella" was a fully solid cast metal rod, because, naturally, actual run-of-the-mill consumer umbrella wouldn't be able to support adult male's weight. The "run down the hill" Fang Shilong does at the beginning, was fully performed on an actual real hill, which had inclination angle of 50 degrees. In one take. Fang Shilong actually really *burned* his hands' palms, getting 2-nd degree skin burns (essentially full upper layer of skin peeling off), when he "rode" *that pillar* down, because it turned out that the light bulb "wrapping" that was done around that pillar, heated the whole thing thoroughly, and the crew didn't foresee that. It was just one take, because they couldn't replicate that due to injuries, and it took the actor several months of medical treatment to partially recover from that.
You should definitely follow up with Police Story 2 and 3 (the latter is called Supercop in the States I think, and he teams up with Michelle Yeoh). JC probably is the GOAT of goofball stunt movies, unless you consider the OG, Buster Keaton, who wrote the handbook in the silent era. He also directed himself and did all the stunts. Jackie Chan is a big fan. Check out Sherlock Jr for starters - Keaton was some athlete, had impeccable timing and also pioneered some cool trick photography, mostly for lols.
The recent 2022 Eureka! release of _Police Story III: Supercop_ actually contains the original Hong Kong version, with all of the bits cut from that 1996 _Supercop_ version completely restored and with all of the original music (so no cheesy cover of _Kung-Fu Fighting_ here!). However, that particular 1996 release is still on the disc as an extra. _Police Story III: Supercop_ (1992) is actually quite important in Hong Kong movie history: it was the first Hong Kong movie to be shot in sync-sound.
Awesome reaction JC Hong Kong movies are his best & the Police Story series is awesome especially Police Story 3 which co stars Michelle Yeoh. I highly recommend Project A it co stars Sammo Hung & Yuen Biao who with Jackie Chan were known as the three brothers.
Jackie Chan is amazing and it’s just a miracle actors like him, Tom cruise & Keanu reeves & Donnie Yen still do their own stunts and there in there 60’s now lol crazy & Jackie has had soo many injuries over the years
One of the things I love about Jackie Chan or Jet Li movies is that even though they're badasses, they still get their asses kicked. You watch movies from people like Chuck Norris or Steven Segal and they basically never even get touched, Norris was really bad about this in Texas Ranger, and it's incredibly annoying.
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For a real Chuck Norris' action flick you should watch _Missing In Action II_ .
I noticed that when they included that original international English dub as an extra on the Eureka! Entertainment Blu-Ray (and later 4K Ultra HD) release. I was shocked to find that almost the entirety of the bit where Chan juggles multiple telephones was cut out of that version; only the conversation between him and Tai Po's character Snake Eyes remained. They also completely changed all the music except for retaining the _Hero Story_ song in the closing credits.
Jackie burned all the skin off his hands with that pole slide and really messed up his lower back on the fall. Most likely was the beginning of his chronic back pain.
The lights for the big jump scene were meant to be plugged into a low-powered car battery, but the crew member in charge decided to be lazy and used a regular wall socket, so you're seeing Jackie get a full jolt all the way down. I imagine there were some choice words for the asshole afterward.
I initially thought that, but later I heard the audio commentaries on both the Hong Kong Legends DVD release and the later Eureka! Entertainment 4K Ultra HD release. It actually turned out that the car battery was simply not powerful enough to light absolutely all of the lights, so they had no choice but to plug it into a regular plug-socket in the wall. This understandably made the stunt more dangerous for Jackie later on.
If you guys haven’t already you’ve got to react to John Woo’s The Killer and Hard Boiled starring Chow Yun Fat. These two ultra violent Hong Kong action flicks elevated cinematic gunfights to eleven!!! They’re also the movies that helped John Woo and Chow Yun Fat crossover to western audiences.
You guys dont know how loud i screamd when i saw this video!!! I've been doing a Jackie Chan marathon and he's easily becoming one of my favorite actors and Police Story is right up there when it comes to jackie chan flicks. Thank you so much for giving us this video and your amazing reactions as always!
me and you both
Tore my acl recently and watched every one of his films, he is literally the best person ever.
If you haven’t watch city hunter it’s my favorite cheesy film.
And after nearly 40 years i am still waiting for a full jackie chan streetfighter 2 movie.😂
You need a life, it's a reaction video for God's sake
Yeah👍
9:47 The three stuntmen were supposed to land on the car behind Chan Ka-Kui (Jackie Chan), which had been specially spring-loaded to help break their fall. Unfortunately a combination of the bus driver braking a bit too harshly through fear of hitting Jackie, coupled with the kind of air-brakes that Hong Kong buses had at the time, caused the three stuntmen to be ejected prematurely, fall short of the car and land on the road. However, to avoid having to potentially risk more injuries, Jackie continued with the shot and stayed in character - *then* the three stuntmen were taken to hospital.
"Cut! ok hands up all those still alive...."
Because buses are heavy, they have to be equipped with air brakes. You can’t press on the brakes of a bus the same way as a car. Same with a train.
I can only presume that neither Jackie nor any of the rest of the cast and crew realised how the air-brakes would affect things.
Some of the best stuff about Chans films is watching them when you know the stories of what happened behind the scenes. Makes them all the more amazing!
@@kgunitkeese17 could you explain more ? Sounds interesting ngl
Back in 2015 I went to the shopping mall where the finale was shot during a brief visit to Hong Kong. It's the Wing-On Plaza (as you may have noticed from some of the exterior shots) and, when you actually visit the mall itself, not only did Jackie manage to shoot the film in such a way that it made the mall look bigger than it really is, but until you have been there you don't really get a true understanding of just how high up he was before he started the famous pole-slide stunt. The distance from that upper escalator balcony to the floor below is much higher up than it looks!
Jackie Chan's old website (tragically not up anymore) used to have an image of his skeleton, and you could click on any bone and it would show you a clip from one of his movies of him breaking it. He has said that he has broken almost every bone in his body on camera. So many stuntmen got hurt that insurance companies stopped insuring his movie sets.
Idk how Jackie Chan is still alive from all of his most dangerous stunts! He is invincible :O! 20/10 video!
And he has a movie coming out this summer with John Cena, Hidden Strike.
His stunt team should also take similar credit, taking all those hits and smashing the environment
But we're glad he's here, aren't we?
As well as burning the skin off his hands doing the pole-slide stunt, he did very nearly suffer a career-ending injury. When he landed on the toy house at the bottom he *nearly* broke the seventh and eighth vertebrae in his spine so he was very nearly paralysed.
@@joemckim1183 That sounds terrible.
THANK YOU for being one of the few people that watched an actual Jackie film!
Police Story 2 is just as good (it has a great 10-on-1 playground fight scene, complete with steel poles and a nice full-impact head kick).
Project A 1 and 2, as well as Drunken Master 1 and 2 (particularly the second one) are must-watches. You'll probably be pioneers in the Reactosphere, as Jackie's HK cinema is criminally underlooked, with everyone and their mother reacting to Rush Hour and nothing else.
Which is funny, given that those old films put him on the map amongst movie aficianados, but in terms of actually watching stuff, mainstream viewers mainly saw his watered-down Hollywood stuff.
I completely agree with your views on respecting the material and am so grateful for you guys watching the original sound!
Ah Police Story what a gem of pure practical stunt work. Hope you guys do police story 2. That’s my personal fave.
Mine too! Everyone talks about this one and the 3rd one, which are amazing, but the second one is the best IMHO.
Yeah Police Story 2 is underrated and it's feels bigger than the first one..
In the versions released by Eureka! Entertainment in the West _Police Story II_ genuinely *is* bigger! There are some bits that were previously only in Asian prints that were restored for those particular releases, and one of those restored scenes does actually add a bit more tension.
@@Texy88 Nah, Jackie's original Hong Kong cut of PS2 is much better than the extended Japanese version.
@@LeviBoldock I don't know which specific part of Asia the version I am referring to is from; only that those releases are the first time that they have been released in the West.
*Spoiler Alert*
The key bits I noticed had been added were:
(a) Chan Ka-Kui being introduced to the women who would later take part in the interrogation scene, rather than them just suddenly appearing out of nowhere.
(b) When the police are searching for that dodgy guy on the streets they question more people.
*Spoiler Ends*
I also noticed some changes to music, especially in the park scene, while in the particular longer version that I am referring to the music played during the closing credits is once again _Hero Story._
Jackie, definitely a legend for all of his own stunt work in his films and this is one of the best, i know for sure that he nearly died doing a stunt in Armour of God and has a steel plate in his skull from where he fractured it. Nearly all of Jackie Chans old school 70's and 80's films are so fun to watch and brilliantly done, glad you both enjoyed this one certainly one of his best👌.
2:14 Raymond Chow and Leonard Ho are very important. Jackie Chan’s movies that are worth watching may not exist if they did what no one else was willing to do. They were willing to listen to Jackie and let Jackie makes the types of films Jackie wanted to make. If you read Jackie Chan’s autobiography, you would learn that Jackie Chan was known as “box office poison.” Directors and producers were forcing Jackie to make movies that didn’t let Jackie highlight his skills. Raymond Chow and Leonard Ho listened to Jackie and gave Jackie Chan freedom to do the stunts, fighting, and style of filmmaking that Jackie envisioned.
Drunken Master 2 is Jackie at his most athletic and also has his best fight choreography. It's a must see.
Glad you said Drunken Master 2 instead of the inferior The Legend of Drunken Master version.
He was actually 39-years-old at the time of filming.
Jackie sings a lot of the theme songs to his films. Somewhat fun fact: the glass during the mall fight ended up thicker than normal breakaway glass, so a lot of the cuts and injuries you see on the cast are real. For more Jackie films, I highly recommend "Who Am I?" and "Project A." The former showing more of his insane choreography and stunt skills, while the latter is a great showcase of his comedy. (:
Wheels on Meals is also a good film if not great.
@@admiralmu4353 it’s ok but city hunter is peak
Operation Condor is peak Jackie
@@chroniccosmonaut5599 Yep, the Street Fighter scene is still one of my favorite scene in all movies lmao
@@cklambo True, Armour of God 1 and 2
Good on you both for reacting to the original Hong Kong cut. The reason I say that is that there is an English dub that not only changed almost all of the music (only that pumping song _Hero Story_ that plays during the closing credits remains intact in this particular international cut), but also cut out some scenes, in particular:
(a) the photo shoot for the publicity shots of Chan;
(b) the bit after the court case in which Chu Tao (the late Chor Yuen, who sadly died in 2022) watches Chan being interviewed on TV (the discussion that he has after this with his henchmen, the bent cop Inspector Man and the corrupt lawyer remained but that TV interview was completely cut, save for the freeze-frame of Chan where Chu taunts him);
(c) almost the entirety of the scene in which Chan is left to handle multiple telephone calls is gone, with only the discussion between Chan and Snake Eyes (Tai Po) left intact. (Strangely enough the outtakes in which you see him try and catch that airborne pencil and where he juggles three telephone receivers are still present in this particular international cut even though the scene containing them was nowhere to be seen in the actual film itself!).
The other main changes are to characters' names. For instance, instead of Chan Ka-Kui Jackie's character is given the English name Kevin Chan, while the main villain Chu Tao simply became Ko.
The umbrella is actually a solid steel rod, that was customized to look like an umbrella, that's why it could hold jackie chan's weight
The slide down the string of lights was the most dangerous stunt of Jackie Chan's career. It was the closest he has ever come to dying on film. He has had over 200 broken bones in his career and still does his own stunts.
On Operation Condor he did a fairly simple stunt of jumping and grabbing onto a branch of a tree but the tree broke and he cracked his skull.
Beyond Bad Boys 2, other Hollywood movies have also copied scenes from this film. The sequence in which Jackie stops the bus is the same way that Stallone stops a truck in the beginning of Tango & Cash (1989). Brandon Lee's Rapid Fire (1992) also does the bit in which a bad guy is ran through multiple glass walls by a motorcycle.
Many western moviegoers often assume that expensive stunts mean more danger. But classic Hong Kong action flicks like this demonstrate that cheaper stunts are actually way more likely to result in serious injury due to less time & budget spent on safety precautions. American productions always require insurance, hence policies have to be obeyed. JC & his production team were banned by all insurance companies in HK.
Rapid Fire also has Brandon doing the sequence with the clothing rail.
Jackie Chan has more injuries and broken bones than any other actor, it's unbelievable he is still standing these days. True legend.
I remember him saying in the late 1990s that he was always in pain. I dread to think how much that pain must hurt him now, over twenty years after he said that.
*than any other living human being on the planet
Nice to see someone else interested in Jackie Chan and the Police Story movies.
Police Story (1985)
Police Story 2 (1988)
Police Story 3: Super Cop (1992)
First Strike/Police Story 4 (1996)
New Police Story (2004)
Police Story 2013 (2013)
There was also a spin off movie in 1993 called Super Cop 2 that Jackie Chan isn't actually in/staring in it. He only making a small cameo appearance in it.
What makes Jackie Chan's stunt scenes so amazing isn't just that the stunts are real, but the "rhythm" in how they are choregraphed, purposely like a dance -- very little slow motion, very few cuts, almost no zooms, and a pace so frantic that you almost miss half of the moves. Jackie himself talks about rhythm in multiple interviews and how he thinks Hollywood fight scenes lose momentum because they cut too much and can't keep up the energy for the entire scene.
...and because Hollywood flat-out refuse to spend that kind of time (and therefore money) on making those action scenes look as good as they could.
28:54 "That was a big jump!"
Few moments later, Jackie: "Hold my beer"
Before John Wick ever made his entrance, Jackie was already leading the way one beating after another. The Police Story franchise, especially the first, will always be one of the top action films off all time.
Maggie Cheung who play May in the movie was famous actress and Miss HK runner up at the time. It was crazy that JC threw her into all the actions and stunts in this movie as she had zero Kung fu background.
Brigitte Lin (who played Salina Fong) also got in on the act. You can see that it is genuinely her when Fung Hak-On does the shoulder-throw on her, causing her to crash through that table, and not long afterwards the bit where Fung manages to get her to drop that bat before pushing her into that glass display (both times you can see her face so you know it was her and not a double).
"That landing, that had to hurt."
In a way which contributed to medical science. He actually hurt himself in a way nobody else ever has. That was the moment Jackie Chan became the only human being in recorded medical history to have ever dislocated his pelvis.
He also broke his back.
All the glass in the mall scene was sugar glass, but they made it extra thick so that it breaks more realistically. You can see the glass breaking in huge shards which makes it look very real. The downside was the stuntmen and jackie got injured running into all that thick sugar glass.
34:00 That is EXACTLY why these films are so great. The falling, the impact, the danger is real. Greenscreen will never generate this kind of excitement.
You guys HAVE to see Meals on wheels with jackie chan ,yuen biao and benny urquides!!! That movie is insane!
Movie name is "Wheels on meals"😅
@@diha9004 ALWAYS mix that title up!!😅
It was *meant* to have been called _Meals on Wheels_ but at the time Golden Harvest had just had a couple of flops with two films whose English titles began with M. Fearful of lightning striking thrice, they switched the word order from _Meals on Wheels_ to _Wheels on Meals._
The amount of close calls he had with death in his stunts in this movie is insane
I commend you for watching it in the original language, those are all very good reasons for doing so. Jackie Chan feels the same way, which is why he likes to do his own voice over work for translations.
6:22 is known as one of the craziest dangerous car stunts. Mainly cause there is actually people running on the built flats for the scene. Now they would just add them in post back then. You did that for real, and Jackie is well Jackie. ❤
-"Camera! Action! Jump! Cut!.... MEDIC!"
Jackie Chan, on performing action stunts.
Love it ! I discovered Jackie Chan in the 80's when I was working in New Orleans and there was a Kung Fu movie theater near my office.
Guys, a forgotten 80s movie which was huge with all guys when it came out and many years afterwards... it stars Michael Douglas.
"Black Rain"
I sincerely hope you guys keep up with this series! I might be alone, but New Police Story (2004) holds a special place in my heart, it's got a LEGO fight, and it's entire plot is basically centered around pro gamer moves. It also basically works as a stand-alone, so there's no real need for it to be watched in order.
You're correct that Jackie got burns on his hands (2nd degree!) for the pole slide. The craziest thing is, Jackie was filming two movies simultaneously, so after doing the pole slide stunt, he went to get a beer with his stunt team and then went right to the set of the other movie! He said his adrenaline was so high he didn't feel the burns until he reached the set.
Also, they destroyed a REAL shantytown for the opening scene, IIRC. They comped the residents but setting them up in a new place to live.
Also the landing dislocated his pelvis. 🤕
29:17 There is nice interview with Jackie Chan where he speaks about this scene about that fear from that height but also that pressure becose 13 cameras were rolling and they had limited tape.
Also it wasn't enough power from car batteries to supply power for those lights so they were live connected to building electricity.
He said he used all his energy during the shooting and after that scene his body collapsed
I love that you're watching the sub version
Police Story, Wheels on Meals and Armoiur of God are my 3 favourite Jackie Chan movies of my childhood.
Im glad u guys are watching classic jackie chan movies. Plz watch more of his classic movies.
Police Story is one of my favorite Jackie Chan movies. This is when he was in his prime.
Great movie. Jackie has a video called "My Stunts" where he explains a lot of his biggest stunts. Mostly the Police Story movies, Project A, Rumble in the Bronx, Who Am I, and the first Rush Hour. For the bus chase they used a gimmicked umbrella, more like a crowbar, but no safety equipment. He just did those climbs and swings. The run down the mountain was straight up, no gimmick, no equipment. The bus gag had been practiced with a bus with regular brakes, and the guys were supposed to land on the car, but for filming they had a bus with air brakes, which threw off the timing, so they legit hit the asphalt. The pole slide at the end,, you're right, he was hurt. He's been hurt worse, but he still thinks of that as his most painful and most dangerous stunt. I strongly recommend Who Am I. Great movie, and phenomenal stunts.
When he threw that ball down that mountain in _Jackie Chan: My Stunts_ you can really see just how steep that the slope actually is. Just lucky that Jackie was able to remain on his feet and not trip nor tumble and send him rolling down the hill.
His worst injury was from Armor of God. He jumped to a branch of a tree and succeeded on his first attempt but felt it wasn’t fast enough so he tried again. The second attempt he felt severely injuring his back and hit his head on a rock which drove a piece of bone into his brain and caused him to bleed a lot from his ear. If the medics hadn’t acted as fast as they did he would have died that day.
In the scene where Jackie Chan slides down the pole he did get injured.
The lights that was around it heated up the metal pole and he got 2nd degree burns on his hands. He also dislocated pelvis and a back injury. Due to this he want able to act any more acting that day for another film he was in. The amount of injuries he had suffered in movies are crazy. He almost died filming Armor of God.
His fighting scene are always crazy but funny in a what too because he uses his surroundings and lots of props. As interesting as it may seems it's basically showing you in a fight that anything and everything around you can become a weapon.
I hope this leads to more Jackie, Jet Li, Donnie Yen, Michelle Yeoh & Sammo on your channel. There are so many incredible Hong Kong action films.
You need to do some Chow Yun Fat & John Woo films. Hopefully this opens you guys up to some Japanese & South Korean films, too ...& Not just their awesome action movies.
Yuen Biao too. He's amazing.
YAASSS!!!!
More reactors need to do more classic Jackie! Everybody does "Rush Hour" and is so impressed by him and never follow up and watch his *good* stuff.
Between the insurance and safetey rules and being in his 40's-50's, late-90's-00's Hollywood Jackie is seriously nerfed compared to classic HK 80's and early 90's Jackie.
"Police Story" continues to deliver winning installments for four solid movies. They're not as good after "First Strike"
Along with those, you should check out:
Drunken Master 2
Project A 1&2
Armor of God 1&2 (AOG2 AKA "Operation Condor")
Dragons Forever
Wheels on Meals (That's not a typo, "meals on wheels" was already something else that threatened a lawsuit so they switched the words around)
Don't forget winners and winners from the 80s
Rumble in the Bronx, and Operation Condor! My two favorite Jackie Chan films.
Police Story series is good... especially 3 with Michelle Yeoh (her breakout movie in the US, marketed as "Supercop"). Another really good one is Drunken Master 2.
Dude. Michelle was just as nuts as Jackie in the film
Hell go back to the original drunken master
@@robertwrase6026 She jumped a motorcycle onto a train.
But you guys definitely need to react to First Strike just for the ladder fight scene.
@@joemckim1183 she jumped a motorcycle onto a train several times. I’m pretty sure that’s also the first time ever riding a motorcycle haha
My favorite Jackie Chan movie of all time, bar none. Thank you guys, thank you.
Yes, been waiting for this since Rumble in the Bronx! 🙌🔥
One aspect of Hong Kong fight choreography of this era that is used in _Police Story_ is the occasional use of fake legs to simulate kicks. It might be an arm with a trouser leg and a shoe on the end of it being used to double for a kick, or simply a fake shin and foot on the end of a stick just being pushed into frame and quickly retracted before you realise it's not a real leg.
One of these fake legs is used when Danny Chu (the late Fung Hak-On) kicks Chan in the stomach at 22:43 (even though it's blurry in this video I can see enough to know that that is the kick I'm talking about here). The other fake legs appear at various points during the mall fight, such as the kick to Chan's head at 26:44 and the one to his face at 27:27. The kind of choreography you're seeing here is actually quite hard to do, and is heavily reliant on timing, coupled with there being a limited amount of time for Jackie to get the shots he wanted, so sometimes it can help save time to just push a fake leg into shot instead of having someone who is going to be off-screen actually throwing a kick with their real leg.
Fung Hak-On was a common casting choice for villains, not only because of his martial arts skills but also because his imposing look made him very well suited to such roles (a brief role from him in Jackie Chan's 1978 breakout hit _Snake in the Eagle's Shadow_ is one of the few times Westerners had a chance to see him not play a villain!). Sadly at just 67 he died in 2016 after losing a two-year battle with oesophageal cancer. Jackie was particularly saddened by his passing when he announced it on his official Facebook page.
With the bus stunt, they were supposed to fall on top of the car, breaking the fall. But they hit the tarmac and it was left in, of course. That's eighties HK action movies for you!
Do The Prodigal Son. my favourite Kung-Fu movie of all time! Please!
Love _The Prodigal Son._ Sammo Hung's direction and action choreography was almost always a joy to watch, and he usually made on-screen fighters look the very best that they were ever going to (one only has to look at how great Jackie Chan's martial artistry really is when Sammo choreographs him!).
Yuen Biao is actually in _The Prodigal Son_ a lot more than you might think because he did a lot of doubling for other people in this film (he even doubled Sammo a couple of times despite the weight difference between the two).
Congrats on 100k (you’ll have it by the time I’m finished watching this vid, for sure!). If you’re watching Jackie Chan, my favourite movie of his is Mr Nice Guy.
FYI, when Jackie jumped onto the Christmas lights, those here live 220 volt lights. Jackie had 2 degree burns on his hands. All those stunts were done with without the benefit of padding. Can't wait till you guys watch Police Story 2. Maggie Chang (Jackie's GF in the series) gets hurt.
Damn, this is a true martial arts classic, and one of the first movies I ever rented from an actual video store back in the day when they were fist becoming a thing.
LOOK UP a movie called Jackie Chan: My Stunts. I had it on DVD, and it came out around 99/2000. I'm sure it's on TH-cam by now. He breaks down a lot of his earlier movies, like this one. The umbrella is a steel pipe. As for the guy flying out of the bus, that was totally an accident. They were all supposed to break their fall on the car, which may have been padded, but the bus stopped too short, and threw off their timing so they all got hospitalized, but you can see they kept it in, like most best shot bloopers.
I grew up watching Jackie Chan films; it’s great to see reactions to his older films.
I highly recommend The Fearless Hyena since it directly inspired a scene in Kung Fu Panda.
Wheels on Meals is one of my favorite, along with Armor of the Gods.
Finally, City Hunter is a ton of fun and has more Street Fighter moves in it than the first Street Fighter movie.
Edit: It wasn’t just the friction on the poll, it turned out the poll was super hot from all the lights being on right next to it.
In the beginning, when you guys said you didn't know Jackie directed it, I thought, "Wait until they hear the theme song at the end." Hope you watch Police Story 2 next.
Never thought I would see you do a reaction video to this movie! Saw this one a long time ago! Classic!
While filming, the crew referred to the movie as "Glass Story."
You guys really have to watch Jackie Chan’s “Who am I”. The fight at the end of the movie is insanely epic!!!
One of his that is very underrated is "Gorgeous" , "Rumble In the Bronx" is another favorite, and "Drunken Master II" should be on the list.
Jackie Chan during his prime, no equal! Simply GOAT.
Wheels on Meals, Project A, Dragons Forever... thank me later
Supercop, Jackie Chan's First Strike and Who Am I?.
Great choices. Also The Foreigner
Wheels on meals baby. That fight with Benny the Jet. Just wow
Project A II, Armour of God, Armour of God 2, Police Story 2, Drunken Master, Drunken Master 2, Mr Canton and Lady Rose, Fearless Hyena, Snake in the Eagle’s Shadow, Young Master, Dragon Lord, and many, many more!
YES! Finally! I am so excited for you to watch the Trilogy!
YESSSSSSS ❤❤❤❤❤❤ THIS MOVIE IS GETTIIMG THE LOVE IT NEEDS ITS SO GOOD and lm glad yall were finally able to watch one of his og movies there's a lot more too but this one is so good too
Someone recommended the Ridley Scott directed movie, Black Rain, starring Michael Douglas. I just wanted to throw my support behind it as well. Underrated & deserves more attention.
The producers of _Black Rain_ actually wanted Jackie to play the villain in that. However, because he believed that his fans would not have wanted him to play a villain, he declined the offer.
yes, jackie chan movies are always fun to watch! his comedic style and stunts made him a legend
Damn! guys,you made ma day
You should also watch PROJECT A 1 and 2, Armor of God 1 and 2, and Drunken Master 1 and 2, and all the Ploice Story Sequels those are Jackie's best movies.
It's time to watch police story 2 & 3!!! That series is always classic👌✨
There should be two thumb buttons for this channel, one button for the intros and another for the reaction. 😂
Some versions of this film had either a text epilogue saying that Chan's character was punished for taking the law into his own hands or a continuation of the scene in which you saw Chan's character being arrested. At the time some Asian markets were uncomfortable showing movies in which the supposed hero of the piece was seen to be committing crime and/or going rogue and getting away with it so in those markets there would usually be something showing that the character was either arrested or killed because of that behaviour.
Lots of respect to you guys for doing it the ONE and ONLY 100% TRUE and PROPER way. That is - original full native version with subs and no censorship/cuts.
Please, whatever you'll be doing in the future, do Aces Go Places and ESPECIALLY Aces Go Places II the exact same way, whenever you do. It's the ONLY way.
P.S.
The "umbrella" was a fully solid cast metal rod, because, naturally, actual run-of-the-mill consumer umbrella wouldn't be able to support adult male's weight.
The "run down the hill" Fang Shilong does at the beginning, was fully performed on an actual real hill, which had inclination angle of 50 degrees. In one take.
Fang Shilong actually really *burned* his hands' palms, getting 2-nd degree skin burns (essentially full upper layer of skin peeling off), when he "rode" *that pillar* down, because it turned out that the light bulb "wrapping" that was done around that pillar, heated the whole thing thoroughly, and the crew didn't foresee that.
It was just one take, because they couldn't replicate that due to injuries, and it took the actor several months of medical treatment to partially recover from that.
You should definitely follow up with Police Story 2 and 3 (the latter is called Supercop in the States I think, and he teams up with Michelle Yeoh).
JC probably is the GOAT of goofball stunt movies, unless you consider the OG, Buster Keaton, who wrote the handbook in the silent era. He also directed himself and did all the stunts. Jackie Chan is a big fan. Check out Sherlock Jr for starters - Keaton was some athlete, had impeccable timing and also pioneered some cool trick photography, mostly for lols.
Part 4 also known as Jackie Chan's First Strike was great also.
The recent 2022 Eureka! release of _Police Story III: Supercop_ actually contains the original Hong Kong version, with all of the bits cut from that 1996 _Supercop_ version completely restored and with all of the original music (so no cheesy cover of _Kung-Fu Fighting_ here!). However, that particular 1996 release is still on the disc as an extra.
_Police Story III: Supercop_ (1992) is actually quite important in Hong Kong movie history: it was the first Hong Kong movie to be shot in sync-sound.
So glad you watched with the original language, not the dubbed version.
Awesome reaction JC Hong Kong movies are his best & the Police Story series is awesome especially Police Story 3 which co stars Michelle Yeoh.
I highly recommend Project A it co stars Sammo Hung & Yuen Biao who with Jackie Chan were known as the three brothers.
Jackie Chan is amazing and it’s just a miracle actors like him, Tom cruise & Keanu reeves & Donnie Yen still do their own stunts and there in there 60’s now lol crazy & Jackie has had soo many injuries over the years
One of the things I love about Jackie Chan or Jet Li movies is that even though they're badasses, they still get their asses kicked. You watch movies from people like Chuck Norris or Steven Segal and they basically never even get touched, Norris was really bad about this in Texas Ranger, and it's incredibly annoying.
For a real Chuck Norris' action flick you should watch _Missing In Action II_ .
Most of the Comedy Scene in this movie were cut out from the english dub
I noticed that when they included that original international English dub as an extra on the Eureka! Entertainment Blu-Ray (and later 4K Ultra HD) release. I was shocked to find that almost the entirety of the bit where Chan juggles multiple telephones was cut out of that version; only the conversation between him and Tai Po's character Snake Eyes remained.
They also completely changed all the music except for retaining the _Hero Story_ song in the closing credits.
I love this movie! Jackie Chan is a true physical comedian/kung-fu master/stunt man/actor. What a performance!!!!
Love the video octokrool stay motivated Dream big 1 mill on the way
There's no substitute for real danger. It hits totally different.
In the bus stop scene, the guys who came out of the window supposedly were intended to land on the car behind jackie... so, poor guys XD
Holy shit, so unexpected. Nobody reacts to these movies and I'm so hyped, cuz OG Jackie Chan shit is top tier.
Jackie Chan has said on numerous occasions that his influence for stunts was silent film actor Buster Keaton.
This is one of Jackie Chan's best movie
For y'all's question about the umbrella Jackie Chan said they made a steel one for that stunt
Police Story 2 has some even better fight scenes and stunts. Definitely worth watching.
im glad you guys seen this movie jackie chan is crazy and movie is hilarious with amazing martial arts
Oh hell yes let’s gooooooo.
Classic. Look forward to the second hitting the channel 😉😎
Jackie burned all the skin off his hands with that pole slide and really messed up his lower back on the fall. Most likely was the beginning of his chronic back pain.
The lights for the big jump scene were meant to be plugged into a low-powered car battery, but the crew member in charge decided to be lazy and used a regular wall socket, so you're seeing Jackie get a full jolt all the way down. I imagine there were some choice words for the asshole afterward.
I initially thought that, but later I heard the audio commentaries on both the Hong Kong Legends DVD release and the later Eureka! Entertainment 4K Ultra HD release. It actually turned out that the car battery was simply not powerful enough to light absolutely all of the lights, so they had no choice but to plug it into a regular plug-socket in the wall. This understandably made the stunt more dangerous for Jackie later on.
If you guys haven’t already you’ve got to react to John Woo’s The Killer and Hard Boiled starring Chow Yun Fat. These two ultra violent Hong Kong action flicks elevated cinematic gunfights to eleven!!! They’re also the movies that helped John Woo and Chow Yun Fat crossover to western audiences.
I didn't think you guys would react to this. This one of Jackie chan's best movies
You have to watch all police story movies at least the ones that were made in the 80's and 90's
Omfg! Love you guys , love this movie! One of the most overlooked classics ever! Jackie Chan is the GOAT!
You young whippersnappers have just went straight up reaction charts bringing the JC thundah! 🐉👊💥
You guys definitely need to check out Operation Condor, Jackie is phenomenal in those movies.
Jackie Chan Movies are 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
bro this video was hilarious to watch, you guys are so enthusiastic! jackie chan is truly the man - y'all NEED to watch dragon lord fr
Armour of God 1 & 2 are absolute classic Jackie Chan movies.
9:38 No fake,they are Jackie’s action teams didn’t safety equipment,they were really Get off and fly out to Bus windows.