The whole “how do you jump from building to building?” With Jackie Chan answering “I jump” has the same vibe as “How do you keep your pants up on stage?” “Belt”
I don't think he plans to die. He was just confident in his abilities. He's not dumb. He knows his limits. That's why he's toned it down a lot now that he can't do what he used to do.
@@melkor251 He used to be similar to Bruce Lee but that's why he's more slapstick style fighting instead of the more serious fighting Bruce Lee used to do. You can't watch a movie like The Drunken Master and say its similar to any of Bruce Lee's movies, even if they both involve fighting. The foreigner has been the only serious toned Jackie Chan movie I've seen but it felt more like a Liam Neeson movie than anything Bruce Lee.
@@joemann7971 The problem that Chan faced is that movie studios just tried to replace the then gone Lee with Chan. They tried to make Chan imitate Lee's fighting, and Chan was very vocal about the fact that he practiced a completely different fighting style.
director: Jackie we need you to fall down 10stories of bamboo scaffolding then do a fight with 10guys all armed with knives and you only with your jacket... Jackie Chan: k... director: for the last shot of the movie we need you Jackie to just walk off into the sunset in the park without anyone around in a very far shot.. Jackie Chan: i think we should use the stunt double for this, its too dangerous...
For me, something that always reminds me of the show is that, since I didn't have cable growing up, my default association with Clancy Brown wasn't Mr. Krabs. It wasn't Lex Luthor. It wasn't Long Feng. It was the knock-off-Nick-Fury character of Agent Black from JCA. I've since watched most of those shows, so he's by now at least more Luthor to me than Black, but still for a while if I'd hear his voice it would be, oh yeah, he was on Jackie Chan Adventures, wasn't he?
I remember there was one film where he did have a stunt double, due to the injury he suffered in Rumble in the Bronx, where he broke his ankle. He would still do stunts even on the broken ankle during the filming of Rumble in the Bronx. I also love that there's outtakes in his films at the end, showing that not all the stunts work.
Use to carry a themed lunch bag with Demona and Goliath fighting mid air among some skyscrapers and a sick themed thermos to go with it😎 the good old days
@@BaerlyHere_ You probably know legend of the drunken master, the one shown in the video. There's also the lesser known 1970's Drunken Master where Wong Fei Hung (Jackie Chan) learns drunken style from an Beggar So. Depending on what she means she could be talking about the various movies about drunken kung fu (many are about Beggar So) or just the Jackie chan duology (about Wong Fei Hung).
"Never" is probably about 90% of the story - Norwegian Lemmings may come across small falls into a fjord as part of a migration, but the majority survive the journey and they can swim. They are generally a completely batshit species though that will face up to almost anything like a 5ft drunk Glaswegian shouting "COME ON THEN YA WEE SHITEBAGGING BASTAD ARSEHOLE I'LL KNOCK YEEZ OOT AND TEABAG YA GRAN!" at both of the Klitschko brothers. What Disney did with the wrong species in the wrong country is something I'm glad we're long past. Give me David Attenborough any day.
How can Hollywood tell Jackie Chan 'it's too dangerous' to anything when Tom Cruise climbed the tallest building in the world, clung to the side of a plane, and delayed MI: Fallout by several months by breaking his foot with a relatively simple jump stunt?
Umm let's see.... Because nothing in the movie industry is fucking simple. It is very dangerous and hard work. Yes I said work. Just because you can't wrap your uneducated rotted brain around it doesn't mean it isn't.
Chan just has a lot of consistent injuries in his movies. You hear about some of the stunts they've tried over the years and people tell him there is no way to do this without some minor injuries at least. And Chan just says do what you can and I'll do it anyway. His whole crew takes the same approach.
Jackie Chan apparently has some darker secrets and controversies about him but even still his film catalogue is historic and legendary. Wheels On Meals Dragons Forever The Foreigner Black Dragon Gorgeous So many of his old and new films are classic classics
Movie night with my dad was often a Jackie Chan film. I've seen pretty much every one that's been released on video in the UK, not that I remember much because I was a kid.
Then it's a perfect time to watch them again. There are few movies I'll bother watching more than once and almost every Jackie Chan film I'll watch multiple times.
Jackie Chan with Jaden Smith:Pick the jacket up and then put it down!!!!🗣🗣🗣🗣 Also Jackie Chan:Hey you stuntman go walk for me and then drive!!!!🗣🗣🗣🗣😂😂😂
My favourite Jackie Chan moment was an interview where he discussed the money he decided to learn English. It was his first trip to the US to discuss making a movie there, and he had a translator along. His translator had something he had to take care of one day, so Jackie taught himself to order breakfast. "Bacon. Eggs. Milk. Toast." In the morning, he goes down to the hotel restaurant and orders his breakfast. The server responds with, "How would you like your eggs?" *•confused Jackie•* "Uh... No eggs! No eggs! Bacon. Milk. Toast." And he decided that learning English might be a good idea. 😂😂😂
I personally love Armour of God. But that choreography in Drunken Master is just perfect... Definitely one of my favorites. And the tension you get on that "Who am I?" roof fight is also a very good choice. Mannn, I f*n love Jackie Chan! 😂
He uses stunt double for a lot of stuff (fights included) and he has been doing it for a long time. For many years a Korean guy called In Seob Lee was his stunt double ( from early 2000 to around 2015). Everyone called him Mr. Lee on set. And he did A LOT more than just walking.
"So what do you do for a living?" "I'm one of Jackie Chan's doubles." "Like in the movies?" "Yeah exactly." "That's crazy! I mean I see the resemblance but growing up I always thought Jackie Chan did his own stunts.." "Oh he does."
Chan also starred in the original *"The Drunken Master"* (1978)... The second one he starred in was very loosely related, so much so they didn't call it a sequel, *"The Legend of the Drunken Master"* (1994), however, in China, they called it *"Drunken Master II"*. There was also a *"Drunken Master III"* but that was produced after Jackie Chan had a falling out with the director original director Lau Kar-leung, so he pulled a Bender and made his own, with blackjack and hookers. Jackie Chan was not in that movie.
I do remember one occassion where Jackie used stunt double in a film. You know that scene in Police Story 1, where he jumped down a lamp pole in a mall? No, the stunt double isn't the one jumping down, but the one running after the bad guy immediately after he crashed down.
My favourite Hak Fu moment is when his gang have gotten ahold of the talismans and Finn is moaning that he has the worst ones. Hak Fu then gives him three of the most powerful ones explaining why he doesn’t need them because he’s already so jacked
One of the most insane one I remember is when hes fighting on top of a running sawmill. It was a real saw blade on a real saw and you see him crouching over it again and again.
My favorite Jackie Chan movie is the original 1978 drunken master in which the young Jackie Chan is not the master but the student. Highly recommended for those who have not seen it yet
Karl, you are 100% right about those two movies. I was thinking those two as well as they are my favourite movies of his, right after that is Rumble in the Bronx cause he did so much of that movie with a broken leg.
Rumble in the Bronx. One of the first films my granddad “bought” on demand on an NTL cable box. I was 11 and the over the top fight scenes had me in awe. Good times
I still have a Jackie Chan triple movie VHS pack from the 90s. IIRC it's "Who Am I?," "Miracles," and, "Gorgeous;" all good Jackie Chan movies that get lost in the shuffle. I would buy an ultimate box set of Jackie Chan movies but I want the deep cuts too.
I very much enjoy the fact the quality of videos has gone up but it's felt basically the exact same. It's been like 2-3 years and it's relatively the same.
I used to watch "Some mother's do 'ave 'em" growing up, so when I saw that Michael Crawford (that guy on the skates) was doing The Phantom of the Opera (back in the 90s) it blew my mind. Blew it harder when I heard him. That is my favourite Phantom of the Opera.
Just seeing the passion that carl has when talking about Jackie Chan i truly believe that if we ever met I would probably fanboy out and we would only talk about Jackie Chan. I only say this because i have yet to meet anyone who shares a close semblance to my love for Jackie Chan.
That's pretty common in tv shows with a limited budget. If a main character travels to another continent, rather than flying the actor and crew there, they just get a local actor and film crew to film outside shots, and film all the interior scenes in a studio.
Buster Keaton is the best. In many of his films, Jackie Chan repeats Keaton's stunts. The one I like best is where the front of a building falls down while Keaton just stands still. The window in the wall is positioned so that the wall falls around him. When Jackie repeated this scene, he didn't feel safe enough standing there and ran around as the wall fell so that he was in the window when the wall hit the ground.
When I was a kid my dad a couple of Jackie Chan movies on VHS most of which was named in this video but my all time favorite was snake in eagles shadow I watched it almost every day for like a year
Y'all in England right? Look up 88 Films and Eureka Entertainment. These two released high quality classic Jackie Chan movies on Bluray in the UK and Ireland!
Jackie Chan Adventures and Xiao Lin Showdown were saturday morning for me in a nutshell when i was a kid. My god...the old budekai games were amazing too, played for hours on end with my buddies
Man, an old cartoon I loved as a kid was 'Extreme Dinosaurs' which was a spin off of Street Sharks when was basically a spin off of the Ninja Turtles. Extreme Dinosaurs also had the most metal theme sound where even the guy singing it is so into the song XD
Wow, this was a cool episode. Thank you. You asked which old arse cartoons should come back. There is one I wouldn't mind come back and it's "Brave Star."
Clearly his best role is in City Hunter, when he gets thrown into a Street Fighter arcade machine and starts transforming into different characters, cosplay ing as Chun Li, etc.
Eureka and 88 Films have a growing catalogue of Jackie Chan titles, reaching back to his early days in the 70's. They've yet to release many of his 90's output but I reckon they'll get there pretty soon. I've just recently bought the new release of The Lucky Stars trilogy.
Hak Foo was voiced in his first appearance by Jim Cummings before John DiMaggio took over for the rest of the show. That was an awesome show. I love that fight scene as well on the rooftop in Who Am I? Funny enough the taller of the two he fights with reminds me of Valmont (Julian Sands) My sister bought me a European set of Jackie Chan films. It is glorious.
I do know some actors (Jenson Ackles is one I know for sure) who loves to do his own stunts (when he was in Supernatural for 15 years, especially the driving) but if it isn't really fun, he will let the the stunt double do it to make sure they get paid more, because he does feel kind of guilty that they often just sit around all day with nothing to do.
The whole “how do you jump from building to building?” With Jackie Chan answering “I jump” has the same vibe as “How do you keep your pants up on stage?” “Belt”
Same energy
Jackie Chan's got reverse stuntmen instead? Honestly that's perfect.
He’s the stuntmen’s Stuntman
He got. Men
It's so strong!! Who else has it like that?
Surely he's just a famous stuntman?
@@mattypow82 Tom Cruise walks and even does most of the big stunts himself.
So it's the opposite of a stunt double, they're a mundane double.
hmm on some days i think we all could use 1 or 2 of those. ;D
@@Kittsuera Michael Keaton figured that out in Multiplicity.
“The Jackie Chan Clause” where Tim allen accidentally kills Jackie Chan and becomes him while hilarious shenanigans ensue
And it has to be the current Tim Allen
Imagine Jackie Chan's co-star thinking the stuntman is just a new actor. Then when ninjas appear the double calls his stuntman and it's Jackie Chan
Jackie Chan just isn't afraid of death, If anything dying on the set of his movie is the best way for him to go.
I don't think he plans to die. He was just confident in his abilities. He's not dumb. He knows his limits. That's why he's toned it down a lot now that he can't do what he used to do.
I don't know. I think that might be too similar to Bruce Lee and he worked really hard to break out of Bruce Lee's shadow.
He would use a stunt double
@@melkor251 He used to be similar to Bruce Lee but that's why he's more slapstick style fighting instead of the more serious fighting Bruce Lee used to do. You can't watch a movie like The Drunken Master and say its similar to any of Bruce Lee's movies, even if they both involve fighting.
The foreigner has been the only serious toned Jackie Chan movie I've seen but it felt more like a Liam Neeson movie than anything Bruce Lee.
@@joemann7971 The problem that Chan faced is that movie studios just tried to replace the then gone Lee with Chan. They tried to make Chan imitate Lee's fighting, and Chan was very vocal about the fact that he practiced a completely different fighting style.
Jackie Chan Adventures was my childhood, just hearing it brought up gives me a rush of nostalgia.
One mooore thing!
Telugu Dub Is The Best.
MAGIC MUST DEFEAT MAGIC!!
Jackie Chan Adventures is on Crackle right now if anyone wants to get a hit of nostalgia.
Oh hell yes
Ty
You tha real MVP
That's the best show!
I've been rewatching it for weeks now with my boyfriend! It's been so much fun
Always here for fact fiend. don't need no bell
You can have the nobell prize
All I can picture is Randy Marsh "I didn't hear no bell!"
True
Big facts my guy
director: Jackie we need you to fall down 10stories of bamboo scaffolding then do a fight with 10guys all armed with knives and you only with your jacket...
Jackie Chan: k...
director: for the last shot of the movie we need you Jackie to just walk off into the sunset in the park without anyone around in a very far shot..
Jackie Chan: i think we should use the stunt double for this, its too dangerous...
Jackie Chan Adventures is dope, and I hope that no one ever forgets its existence.
For me, something that always reminds me of the show is that, since I didn't have cable growing up, my default association with Clancy Brown wasn't Mr. Krabs. It wasn't Lex Luthor. It wasn't Long Feng. It was the knock-off-Nick-Fury character of Agent Black from JCA. I've since watched most of those shows, so he's by now at least more Luthor to me than Black, but still for a while if I'd hear his voice it would be, oh yeah, he was on Jackie Chan Adventures, wasn't he?
It's such a good show. Used to watch it on CBBC back in the day.
"nobody goes to the movies to see Jackie Chan just walk!" - Jackie Chan.
I remember there was one film where he did have a stunt double, due to the injury he suffered in Rumble in the Bronx, where he broke his ankle. He would still do stunts even on the broken ankle during the filming of Rumble in the Bronx.
I also love that there's outtakes in his films at the end, showing that not all the stunts work.
Yeah Thunderbolt
How didn't you mention his singing career?! Many Chinese people recognise him for music over acting.
Watching him sing the songs in Mulan is epic!
Agreed. He did both the Mandarin and Cantonese versions of the songs. Fantastic work.
His Mandarin is heavily accented though. And many Chinese people from his home country (Hong Kong) actually hate him for being a CCP puppet.
Old cartoon to bring back: Gargoyles.
You get Keith David as Goliath going up against a genuinely villainous Jonathan Franks playing Zanatos.
Only if you can get the original writers back. Greg Wiesmen still has a lot of great plans for the franchise.
Use to carry a themed lunch bag with Demona and Goliath fighting mid air among some skyscrapers and a sick themed thermos to go with it😎 the good old days
Holy damn I forgot about that one.
I forced my boyfriend to watch the Drunken Master movies, I love them so much- Make sure you see the original one too.
You had to force him? Good thing he has you to educate him.
You're too good for him
You are a good woman.
Movie(s)???
@@BaerlyHere_ You probably know legend of the drunken master, the one shown in the video. There's also the lesser known 1970's Drunken Master where Wong Fei Hung (Jackie Chan) learns drunken style from an Beggar So. Depending on what she means she could be talking about the various movies about drunken kung fu (many are about Beggar So) or just the Jackie chan duology (about Wong Fei Hung).
Guy: "I'm Jackie Chan's stunt double."
Me: "Yeah sure buddy."
Guy: "No for real, I drive his car."
"HEAT BEAM EYE BLASTS!!!"
- Jackie Chan Adventures - more fun then it has any rights to be.
than*
Godd I remember that show and I LOVED it
@@Etherian87 leave
Jackie Chan Adventures was how I got into Jackie Chan in the first place. Love it.
Lemmings never threw themselves off of cliffs, someone at Disney threw them.
"Never" is probably about 90% of the story - Norwegian Lemmings may come across small falls into a fjord as part of a migration, but the majority survive the journey and they can swim. They are generally a completely batshit species though that will face up to almost anything like a 5ft drunk Glaswegian shouting "COME ON THEN YA WEE SHITEBAGGING BASTAD ARSEHOLE I'LL KNOCK YEEZ OOT AND TEABAG YA GRAN!" at both of the Klitschko brothers.
What Disney did with the wrong species in the wrong country is something I'm glad we're long past. Give me David Attenborough any day.
"Jackiiiiie.... one more thing" 😂 loved that cartoon!
How can Hollywood tell Jackie Chan 'it's too dangerous' to anything when Tom Cruise climbed the tallest building in the world, clung to the side of a plane, and delayed MI: Fallout by several months by breaking his foot with a relatively simple jump stunt?
Umm let's see.... Because nothing in the movie industry is fucking simple. It is very dangerous and hard work. Yes I said work. Just because you can't wrap your uneducated rotted brain around it doesn't mean it isn't.
@@DarkKatzy013 geez who came into your jesus blanket.
He wasn't dissing on filmmaking calm down luv
Cruise produced them himself after the second or third one cuz they wouldnt let him do some stunts
Whereas in Rumble in Bronx... broken foot, carried on filming with a fake shoe over his cast!
Chan just has a lot of consistent injuries in his movies. You hear about some of the stunts they've tried over the years and people tell him there is no way to do this without some minor injuries at least. And Chan just says do what you can and I'll do it anyway. His whole crew takes the same approach.
Jackie Chan apparently has some darker secrets and controversies about him but even still his film catalogue is historic and legendary.
Wheels On Meals
Dragons Forever
The Foreigner
Black Dragon
Gorgeous
So many of his old and new films are classic classics
Movie night with my dad was often a Jackie Chan film. I've seen pretty much every one that's been released on video in the UK, not that I remember much because I was a kid.
Then it's a perfect time to watch them again. There are few movies I'll bother watching more than once and almost every Jackie Chan film I'll watch multiple times.
Jackie Chan with Jaden Smith:Pick the jacket up and then put it down!!!!🗣🗣🗣🗣 Also Jackie Chan:Hey you stuntman go walk for me and then drive!!!!🗣🗣🗣🗣😂😂😂
My favourite Jackie Chan moment was an interview where he discussed the money he decided to learn English.
It was his first trip to the US to discuss making a movie there, and he had a translator along. His translator had something he had to take care of one day, so Jackie taught himself to order breakfast. "Bacon. Eggs. Milk. Toast."
In the morning, he goes down to the hotel restaurant and orders his breakfast.
The server responds with, "How would you like your eggs?"
*•confused Jackie•* "Uh... No eggs! No eggs! Bacon. Milk. Toast."
And he decided that learning English might be a good idea.
😂😂😂
I was not ready for a Xiaolin Showdown shout out and I'm so pleased!
The Tick should come back. The live action series by amazon was pretty good. It would also be great if we could get the original Teen Titans back.
Oh fuck yeah.
I personally love Armour of God. But that choreography in Drunken Master is just perfect... Definitely one of my favorites. And the tension you get on that "Who am I?" roof fight is also a very good choice. Mannn, I f*n love Jackie Chan! 😂
He uses stunt double for a lot of stuff (fights included) and he has been doing it for a long time. For many years a Korean guy called In Seob Lee was his stunt double ( from early 2000 to around 2015). Everyone called him Mr. Lee on set. And he did A LOT more than just walking.
wow these vids are sooo not uploaded in chronological order, explaining the green screen we've got accustomed to for like 2 months. I love it
"So what do you do for a living?"
"I'm one of Jackie Chan's doubles."
"Like in the movies?"
"Yeah exactly."
"That's crazy! I mean I see the resemblance but growing up I always thought Jackie Chan did his own stunts.."
"Oh he does."
We still need 50 years more of Jackie Chan
The Immortal Chan
Holy shit Jackie Chan Adventures! The Nostalgia is hitting me so hard! Ty so much for doing this video!
I almost wonder if they were making fun of the DiMaggio character in kung fu panda with mantis naming his moves.
Chan also starred in the original *"The Drunken Master"* (1978)... The second one he starred in was very loosely related, so much so they didn't call it a sequel, *"The Legend of the Drunken Master"* (1994), however, in China, they called it *"Drunken Master II"*. There was also a *"Drunken Master III"* but that was produced after Jackie Chan had a falling out with the director original director Lau Kar-leung, so he pulled a Bender and made his own, with blackjack and hookers. Jackie Chan was not in that movie.
I do remember one occassion where Jackie used stunt double in a film. You know that scene in Police Story 1, where he jumped down a lamp pole in a mall?
No, the stunt double isn't the one jumping down, but the one running after the bad guy immediately after he crashed down.
Another amazing video!!! And of all things stunt doubles for walking!
My favourite Hak Fu moment is when his gang have gotten ahold of the talismans and Finn is moaning that he has the worst ones. Hak Fu then gives him three of the most powerful ones explaining why he doesn’t need them because he’s already so jacked
One of the most insane one I remember is when hes fighting on top of a running sawmill. It was a real saw blade on a real saw and you see him crouching over it again and again.
Only just watched this video a year after upload. I had completely forgotten about Jackie Chan adventure's. Completly brilliant nostalgia
My favorite Jackie Chan movie is Miracles, where he accidentlys an entire mob boss career. It feels like Blues Brothers + West Side Story + Kung Fu.
I liked that one a lot too.
Complete with a Scorsese-esque tracking shot.
My favorite Jackie Chan movie is the original 1978 drunken master in which the young Jackie Chan is not the master but the student. Highly recommended for those who have not seen it yet
I love that your 2 picks are the same as mine. Legend of drunken master is just one of the best fight scenes ever put to film
I'd totally forgot about Jackie Chan Adventures! Loved that as a kid!
He's such a nice dude he gives the stunt performers an easy day of work because he's honestly one of them.
thank you for helping me remember that Jackie Chan adventures was one of my favorite shows as a kid =D EDIT: and xia lin showdown! x3
I used to think jackie chan wasnt a real person and he was a character in jackie chan adventures until watched one of his movies.
The first Drunken Master has always been my favorite. That movie is so good.
Jackie Chan’s adventures was so good!
Fooking hell...this has only been up 5mins !!!
You guys are amazing 👏
And make me laugh out loud 🤣 😂
I love Northern Monkeys 🐒 ♥
"FLYING SQUIRREL DECAPITATES HEDGEHOG!!!" - Best quote ever
Wait is that a sonic reference?
Omg you mentioned my favorite film of his: Jackie Chan's Who Am I? I also love that final fight. I rewatch occasionally
Tom Cruise: "I do my own stunts"
Jackie Chan: "That's nice..."
Ching ching
Karl, you are 100% right about those two movies. I was thinking those two as well as they are my favourite movies of his, right after that is Rumble in the Bronx cause he did so much of that movie with a broken leg.
Xiaolin Showdown deserves more love.
Rumble in the Bronx. One of the first films my granddad “bought” on demand on an NTL cable box. I was 11 and the over the top fight scenes had me in awe. Good times
The best of the budget youtubers
God bless Jack Chan's broken bones, I hope he still lives a long time.
I love that the new green screen doesn’t cover enough of the shot to fit the fake green screen overlay. It fits the tone of the channel amazingly xD
Love the content guys keep it up 💯👍✌
Watching Drunken Master is one of my fondest memories of my cousin before he died, we had a absolutely blast watching the film
I still have a Jackie Chan triple movie VHS pack from the 90s. IIRC it's "Who Am I?," "Miracles," and, "Gorgeous;" all good Jackie Chan movies that get lost in the shuffle. I would buy an ultimate box set of Jackie Chan movies but I want the deep cuts too.
Fun video! Thanks for uploading!
I just bought "It's Not Jackie Chan" The award winning NEW Trivia Challenge from Cinco Games. I AM so Impressed! Thanks Cinco!
As soon as he asked Lucas what his favorite Jackie Chan thing was I immediately also thought of Jackie Chan Adventures 😍
My favorite Jackie Chan fight is the Lego Store in New Police Story
Xiaolin Showdown was my shit after school
A show that deserves a revival or some sort of higher quality release is Megas XLR. Fuck yeah that show is awesome!
Chicks dig giant robots.
I very much enjoy the fact the quality of videos has gone up but it's felt basically the exact same. It's been like 2-3 years and it's relatively the same.
Police Stories 1 & 2 were remastered in 2019, and they're in the Criterion Collection. The whole series is available on Blu-ray.
Loved this one and love Jackie Chan! Rumble in the Bronx!
Anyone who can appreciate jackie chan adventures earns my respect
I love this vide. Good job.
I used to watch "Some mother's do 'ave 'em" growing up, so when I saw that Michael Crawford (that guy on the skates) was doing The Phantom of the Opera (back in the 90s) it blew my mind. Blew it harder when I heard him. That is my favourite Phantom of the Opera.
Such an underrated channel
You have just unlocked a memory of jacky chan adventures... Holy fuck
Just seeing the passion that carl has when talking about Jackie Chan i truly believe that if we ever met I would probably fanboy out and we would only talk about Jackie Chan. I only say this because i have yet to meet anyone who shares a close semblance to my love for Jackie Chan.
I remember that one movie he did with Jet Li. I dont recall the name but it was really fun to watch.
The forbidden kingdom
Jackie is such a Chad that he's no longer able to act like a normal human
Chinese people are not normal
That's pretty common in tv shows with a limited budget.
If a main character travels to another continent, rather than flying the actor and crew there, they just get a local actor and film crew to film outside shots, and film all the interior scenes in a studio.
Still happy I saw him in my home town once when he was in the bus station filming
Buster Keaton is the best. In many of his films, Jackie Chan repeats Keaton's stunts. The one I like best is where the front of a building falls down while Keaton just stands still. The window in the wall is positioned so that the wall falls around him. When Jackie repeated this scene, he didn't feel safe enough standing there and ran around as the wall fell so that he was in the window when the wall hit the ground.
When I was a kid my dad a couple of Jackie Chan movies on VHS most of which was named in this video but my all time favorite was snake in eagles shadow I watched it almost every day for like a year
Jackie Chan is like a reverse stunman. He does the stunts then has someone sub for him for mundane shots.
Y'all in England right? Look up 88 Films and Eureka Entertainment. These two released high quality classic Jackie Chan movies on Bluray in the UK and Ireland!
I love that you put fake greenscreens on greenscreen to make it look bad its funny and i love that we have 3 greenscreens now.
I cant wait for next greenscreen thats even worse than taped to the wall.
In Jackie chan adventures he didn't even voice his own character XD i still can't believe it💜💙❤
Jackie Chan Adventures and Xiao Lin Showdown were saturday morning for me in a nutshell when i was a kid. My god...the old budekai games were amazing too, played for hours on end with my buddies
Jackie Chan Adventures! I loved that show so much
This is one of the most badass thing
Man, an old cartoon I loved as a kid was 'Extreme Dinosaurs' which was a spin off of Street Sharks when was basically a spin off of the Ninja Turtles. Extreme Dinosaurs also had the most metal theme sound where even the guy singing it is so into the song XD
Wow, this was a cool episode. Thank you. You asked which old arse cartoons should come back. There is one I wouldn't mind come back and it's "Brave Star."
Clearly his best role is in City Hunter, when he gets thrown into a Street Fighter arcade machine and starts transforming into different characters, cosplay ing as Chun Li, etc.
Eureka and 88 Films have a growing catalogue of Jackie Chan titles, reaching back to his early days in the 70's. They've yet to release many of his 90's output but I reckon they'll get there pretty soon. I've just recently bought the new release of The Lucky Stars trilogy.
Hak Foo was voiced in his first appearance by Jim Cummings before John DiMaggio took over for the rest of the show. That was an awesome show. I love that fight scene as well on the rooftop in Who Am I? Funny enough the taller of the two he fights with reminds me of Valmont (Julian Sands) My sister bought me a European set of Jackie Chan films. It is glorious.
I do know some actors (Jenson Ackles is one I know for sure) who loves to do his own stunts (when he was in Supernatural for 15 years, especially the driving) but if it isn't really fun, he will let the the stunt double do it to make sure they get paid more, because he does feel kind of guilty that they often just sit around all day with nothing to do.
This video it's too good I wish I could like it more than once
Danny Phantom and Spectacular Spiderman both need to come back, because they were both good and they were both canceled. BRING THEM BACK.
The fact yall still edit in the corners is gold