He Ties Knife To His Leg For 20 Years & Now His Leg Can Defeat Anyone

[@ComedyRecapped]

All it took for his father to be proud of him was to become a raging alcoholic. 10/10 movie.

[@pratikkawade4861]

I think there's another movie called a snake in an eagles shadow. That has Jakie as as the disiple and the same guy as the master.

[@lazyreviewssupport9811]

😂😂😂

[@lazyreviewssupport9811]

@@pratikkawade4861 this old man is always a drunken master in many movies 🎥 😁

[@infinitytrade3736]

LoL I know

[@Anelta_Rant]

@@pratikkawade4861 the fact that you know of snake in the monkey shadow makes you a legend

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

In all seriousness, seeing how long ago this film was made and to think that Jackie Chan had been doing his stunts for that long really makes me appreciative for him. Imagine how many times he’s gotten hurt doing these crazy stunts and kept going.

[@HOLLASOUNDS]

I have this movie.

[@decal24]

oh hello it’s you again

[@SrJrXVIII]

Oh he almost died in one of his stuns

[@SrJrXVIII]

Also if you're everywhere and I see you everywhere, doesn't that mean I'm also everywhere)

[@five2019]

​@@SrJrXVIII indeed we are, but our comments do not get popular

[@fernanmontevista204]

Everyone:You can't win a fight while drunk Jackie Chan:Hold my wine.Wait no give it back.

[@shagi2446]

Lmao

[@ojassahu6282]

Hahaahahaha

[@Random-rv9jm]

Underrated comment lol, and very creative

[@hmr313_]

😭😭😭😭

[@walterwhitethecooker3634]

I have appeared

[@ericplatt5749]

How can you not love Jackie Chan? He's been in movies way longer than people know. I'm 45 years old and when I was a kid my brother and I would go watch every Kung Fu movie we could find. Jackie was in many of the movies we watched so it was no surprise to us when he became a huge Star. Unbelievably talented but he trained his entire life to get where he is.

[@dakken74]

Did you have kung-fu theatre on Sunday afternoons? When I was a kid (I'm 48 now) on Sunday afternoons one of our local channels had a kung-fu marathon called "kung-fu theatre"

[@TheEpicNub]

Because he abandoned and disowned his daughter, throwing her to the curb like trash, she was spotted at a homeless free food drive in 2022 in Toronto. What did she do to deserve such indignation? She married a woman.

[@thewanderingartists]

I LOVE Jackie Chan ❤

[@kyoungd]

How can I not love Jackie Chan? Because he threw people of Hong Kong under the bus to kiss-up to CCP. That is why. I used to love Jackie Chan.

[@thewanderingartists]

@@kyoungd you can hate the person but still love the actor for the roles he did, just like Tom cruise.

[@Nephilim27]

This wasnt Jackie’s REAL first film, if I’m not mistaken. His actual “first” film, he played a side character for the main protagonist.

[@NycmanTheNicestOfMen]

wasn't the first film he appeared in, the one where bruce lee beat his ass with a staff whilst jackie was a stuntman in the movie Enter The Dragon and he heavily apologized to him for it?

[@XiaolinDraconis]

@@NycmanTheNicestOfMen I don't think that was his first stunt job, but I don't think stuntmen get credit for acting anyways.

[@NycmanTheNicestOfMen]

@@XiaolinDraconis fair

[@Nephilim27]

@@NycmanTheNicestOfMen I’m talking about acting. Not him as a stuntman, but that is true too

[@journeyoflife9159]

​@@XiaolinDraconis yeah we don't I did it once and in most scenes you are barely noticeable anyways xD

[@Iris-mi2ut]

It’s a sad thing that we no longer see such high quality kungfu fighting scenes now

[@pyromaniac2104]

@@afterhoursphotography I plan to Tomorrow

[@コンコンりえ]

@@pyromaniac2104 its good :) i hope you like it

[@N.K.---]

Jackie chan and bruce lee are the ultimate legends their old movies are way too good than most of the todays shit

[@LaplaceDe]

The Raid, Ip Man, there are still some of them.

[@N.K.---]

@@LaplaceDe hmm but these old chinese nd hong kong movies are really a step ahead from those one

[@MrPopo-hp3uf]

"Can you hear the silence?" "Can you see the dark?" "Can you fix the broken" *"CAN YOU FEEL MY HEART!"* A true masculine man can beat anybody as being the perfect definition of a human being

[@Akapulko]

GIGACHAD

[@matteowu5538]

JIGACHAD

[@Agn_777]

JIGACHAD

[@1papin887]

whitest name

[@abba-Flammenfresser]

Damn, time to binge-listen to some Bring Me The Horizon

[@Alex-mc8ru]

I must say, the part where he tied a knife to his leg is where this movie really shined.

[@stunk6401]

yes it was

[@curiously-cinnamon]

That too for 20 years!

[@EonsEternity]

I see what you did there 😏

[@ciraanimations]

Yes it was amazing and soooo realistic, can't help but say same !

[@rayniskhan2240]

Movie name plz

[@fffsp428]

1:18 bro went out of character💀 i respect that

[@doms.6701]

I missed the part where he has knives tied to his legs

[@animesloversunited9069]

Same, may be it's from different movie

[@Stylenwavin]

Its at the very beginning

[@imsenozukum1024]

Sumo n ao

[@domls1317]

It was mentioned that Thunderlegs tied knives to his legs in his training at the very beginning

[@SoulAir]

Yeah this is definitely not in Drunken Master

[@1miaaa]

“And taking advantage of his father’s position and having a white ass name, they decide to settle the conflict with a fight” this sentence had me dead ☠️

[@genekendrick679]

The part where he tied knives to his legs for 20 yrs had me dead

[@1miaaa]

@@genekendrick679 didn’t even show it 😭

[@devplayz2929]

Hello

[@ViewThis.]

In the Jackie Chan movie Shanghai Noon, which takes place in the old west, Jackie's Character Chon Wang changes his name to John Wayne to be more Cowboy Non Asian. His Friend says "That's a Stupid Cowboy Name." So funny. Gets me every time.

[@monteraid]

@@kabir2077 he just a woke trash

[@nyarlathotep6090]

The fight between Freddy and Thunder was much more intense than what the Recap has summarized so i highly advise to at least watch the fight scene if you are not going to watch the whole movie.

[@Knighty-hr2dw]

What's the movie called?

[@Spid3remoj1]

@@Knighty-hr2dw pretty sure he said it at the beginning bruh-

[@hair4571]

@@Knighty-hr2dw drunken master, i feel like you don’t even watch the video, it is displace at the buttom screen throughout the video

[@al28854]

this movie is also on KZbin, if you don't mind the low 480p resolution or less.

[@Knighty-hr2dw]

@@hair4571 Lol I didn't even notice that, i promise you tho i did watch the whole video. 🤣😅

[@zachken5399]

"Dad I mastered an extremely difficult martial art, are you proud of me?" "No." "Dad I snapped a man's neck like a walnut, are you proud of me?" *"Yes."*

[@MilitantAntiAtheism]

The movie is actually quite good and funny too. I watched it a few times when I was a teen.

[@ebenmoreau2637]

More like I and drunk and killed someone good work son

[@AlexanderBukh]

What did you learn at the dojo today, Bart? Ripping a man's heart out and showing him while it is still beating.

[@MacEliot]

@@AlexanderBukh Kano is Bart’s master

[@hostergaard]

THAT'S A LOT OF NUTS!

[@jakesmith5278]

The film that started Jackie Chan's legendary career. HWang Jang Lee, The Thunder Leg, still has the best kicks in all of cinema. What a masterpiece.

[@stunk6401]

i loved the part where the guy tied knifes to hes legs for 20 years truly spoke to me

[@III-zy5jf]

Yeah, where the heck was that part?

[@hellopleychess3190]

you know they just set the name this way to make it sound more interesting

[@stunk6401]

@@hellopleychess3190 ik

[@genekendrick679]

That was my favorite part too😂

[@user-oc3ic4vc7x]

That was the thunder leg guy

[@aaravhatesyou]

Imagine someone saying "He could kill any enemy just be spreading his legs" that'd sound so wrong 💀

[@deadlystalker7483]

"The stank that emits from the centre can even makes drunkards turn sober" lmao

[@aaravhatesyou]

@@deadlystalker7483 ayy that's creative

[@deadlystalker7483]

@@aaravhatesyou heheheheh

[@therealwuffo]

hes uses his long d

[@RevanaViv]

OMG 🤣

[@papastalin1543]

this movie was my childhood, i have watched it a lot with my family when I was a kid.

[@reyor_hazma]

and that's how you want to get drunk so quickly (jk)

[@stephin1612]

Lol same 😁

[@stephin1612]

My father and me watched it many times even in 2022 we have seen it in tv 🤣

[@papastalin1543]

​@@stephin1612 yup same , my father used to love old Chinese movies, specially Jackie Chan

[@fifyonna]

@@papastalin1543 isn't hong kong movies? however hong kong still part of china. Correct me if I'm wrong

[@Hi-yr4zd]

2:00 that kick was gooofyyyyy 😭

[@mikelott9890]

Pops:break his neck with you thumbs son. Son:done. Pops: I'm proud of you son.

[@WessJess]

Love the part where he tied the knife to his legs for 20 years

[@vishnubalaji9500]

I dont actually remember that being told in the movie ?

[@fryingpan37]

yea ikr best part

[@tohuto6409]

Yeah I enjoyed that part a lot.

[@TheViiGo]

its from another movie, no idea why that's even on here

[@stingycactus]

yea it's my fav part

[@stephin1612]

I have seen this movie like a 1000 times in my childhood . It is gold .

[@DarkbugC]

When son saves a poor guy - Father Disppointed When son saves him - Father Proud

[@Iamno1_hehe]

What about daughter?

[@sigmachadtrillioniare6372]

@@Iamno1_hehe kitchen

[@Iamno1_hehe]

@@sigmachadtrillioniare6372 WTF

[@Iamno1_hehe]

@tu la munte Proud or disappointed because many males hate when girl does something good and maybe proud Idk

[@LilyWhitesLK]

@@Iamno1_hehe let me tell u, girls in ancient china do will seen as a disappointment if they dod this, and the father will be humiliated as seeing that a girls is stronger then him (if the father isn't nice, but if they are nice they would be worried ) oh and they would worry how the child is supposed to get married bc marriage is important, very important

[@sonicrings694]

He ties a giant stone to his balls now his balls can clap loudly defeating everyone

[@nadagainagain4987]

My favorite kung fu movie. It's so silly but impressive. The training scenes are brutal. Try doing those pushups.

[@圆圆老]

Thank you for the recapped. The film itself is gold. And always worth to watch it for the entire movie especially if Jackie Chan is in.

[@mikescarborough9196]

My favorite part of the movie is when someone says "no way!" and Wei says "yes way!"

[@user-it8cf6uw9m]

Man this protagonist didn't even skip leg days. Lol

[@pride7052]

POV: you didn't watch the video

[@spritespirit1214]

POV: You didn't watch the video and just wants likes

[@user-it8cf6uw9m]

@@spritespirit1214pov: you just wrote this so you can get likes

[@harrymills2770]

The "Drunken Master" movies - and there are several - are always fun. The movie-maker gives the audiences a big wink, but the skill and acrobatics required to perform all the improbable and impractical moves never failed to impress.

[@Angelerfish]

2:04 this actually made me chuckle

[@thefriendlypsychopath3894]

I like this channel, it takes me a week or two just to watch 1 movie because I keep stopping the movie after 15 minutes, now I can watch a whole movie in 10 minutes here.

[@TheBypasser]

A lovely movie. Not only the fight scenes, the whole setting is just great, I mean a village where everyone solves their problems via Kung Fu is just so cute, and displayed in a very believable manner.

[@raven4k998]

it sounds cool but sadly it's bs it does not actually work at making your legs tougher

[@bballgriot4060]

That knife stuff is not from the original DRUNKEN MASTER.

[@mogbob7336]

@@raven4k998 this is the same movie where two people fight better while drunk, of course it's bs, that's the point

[@facial1887]

I'm honestly impressed by the time and effort you put into these videos, Keep it up! ❤

[@chromedavid9896]

Bot

[@Arch-Vex]

oi shut up will ya

[@foobiggshorts8977]

No u dishonest baka

[@LucianDevine]

He definitely puts in more time and effort than the people that write this predictable nonsense, lol.

[@fella9293]

Cringe this kind of comment these days

[@BTSeomma1977]

Your recaps are so much more entertaining than watching the actual movies 😁 OMG people! It was a joke!!

[@Mr.Apex99]

Not this time though 😅

[@Contemporarywise]

@@Mr.Apex99 this is what i was thinking.

[@shadowblack1441]

Never read such a disappointing comment . These dont even come close to watching a movie. All u are getting is plot..

[@Sheridan2LT]

This is such a good movie though

[@BTSeomma1977]

@@shadowblack1441 uh, it was a joke 🙄

[@gundarsmiks4889]

You saved a lot of my time by actualy watching it!! Thanks!

[@khabardar1919]

02:35 why front flip 🤦🤷

[@miniiore]

LMAO

[@extranowc5756]

Jackie Chan's Kung fu Movies were amazing you just made me watch the movie again that i used to watch as a kid It was one of my fav movies

[@zelle8351]

1:53 let’s appreciate this guy protecting his ducks

[@heavy4649]

he deserves honor

[@spoopyd.8910]

"Having a white-ass name" 😂😂😂😂 this is what sets you apart from the other channels like this.

[@_camy_]

Literally mystery recapped narration is top tier compared to the crappy counterparts who do similar stuff.

[@harveycasey1900]

I have to say that this is one of the best martial arts movies that I have ever seen. Drunken Master 1 & 2 totally awesome.

[@georged7627]

Saves me watching the whole movie and getting anxiety from reading the subtitles all the time 🙏🏽

[@Chosenone2]

Mystery recapped never fails to entertain

[@AngieArtStyle]

I love this movie especially that part when he ties the knife to his legs for 20 years.

[@jassosgaming6036]

i love it when u don't explain half the story and send us to another channel for the next part❤

[@genekendrick679]

🙄

[@flowckey]

I had already seen this movie but seeing it with you is even better.

[@junsake2797]

for the first 5 minutes i kept thinking about how familiar freddy looked... realized after another 5 minutes that it was Jackie Chan the goat

[@zynga726]

I remember watching this with my dad and brother when it came out. It became our favorite kung Fu movie. That was the golden era of Kung Fu movie.

[@Scandleofficial]

Man this is one of those classic you will love everytime you watch it 10/10 lots of love for Jacker Chan❤️❤️❤️

[@additive8924]

In the old VHS copy I had the bad guy was called thunderfoot and Jackie Chan credited as Yackie Chan. Most of it was still the same as you described but I always find it interesting that people who are both considered fluent can translate things so differently.

[@Xalarh]

I watched this movie so much when I was a teen. I loved the choreography and the shenanigans that Jackie's character gets into. I also enjoyed the wide angle shots that let the actor's choreography stand out. I remember seeing a documentary about how western and easter movie making were different. And one of those differences were how they did action shots. In western movies, they would do cuts, zooms, and dynamic camera movements to hide any mistake the actors might do and make the scenes more fast paced. This makes the action seem more action-y without needing to teach the actors a whole lot of movements. The eastern style was to use wide angle shots that have the action start at one side of the screen and transition to the next screen on the other side. So an angle might start with the characters at the left of the screen and move to the right, then the next screen would be set up. This allowed the audience to always see where the scene would be going and give them a full display of the hard work the actors put into the scene. Jackie Chan revolutionized this technique of film making by incorporating the surrounding objects into the fights. We can see this in a lot of his movies and it keeps the audience on their toes wondering what prop the actor will use next. Unfortunately, a lot of Westerners are desensitized to action so they crave more and more excitement in the scenes. This has led to the eastern movie industry to adopt western techniques. Fortunately though, I think that as we have become desensitized to the action, we have begun to be more sensitive to BA style action which martial arts choreography can proudly display.

[@xxxx-rn3yu]

John wick John wick John wick

[@SniperPanda92]

The "knives" behind the knees is from the movie KNOCKABOUT(1979) with Sammo Hung NOT DrunkenMaster

[@thefilipinofan1017]

To think that the other guy who wears Really heavy boots is painful enough BUT THUNDER HAVING KNIVES JEEZ i would prefer the boots instead of knives

[@digitaljimmy123]

Although i've watched this movie many times as a kid, It is refreshing to watch this recap. Thanks Mystery Recapped, your channel is amazing!

[@Aleksandr_Skrjabin]

this is nostalgic.

[@Scandleofficial]

Man I absolutely love your content . You have inspire me so much to start my own channel. Thank you so much for making my everyday amazing ❤️❤️❤️.

[@33incognito]

3:45 "he is made to sQuAt WiTh BalLs on his head" 😂 ik it's bowls it just sounds like balls

[@zIJarIz]

4:05 THE DRUNKEN FIST!!!

[@grapeshot]

Yep I remember watching movies like this on Kung Fu theater. Back in the day.

[@itsSaugat]

I have watched every kung fu movies of Jackie Chan in my childhood.

[@alixxiio.]

My dad showed me this movie but I didn’t understand a thing when I first watched it, this explanation made it clear what actually happened.

[@PWALYM]

wow, the first time I watch this is when I'm 4 years old, and that is also the first time I believe Jackie Chan is my hero...

[@mia997]

The one and only legend himself...Jackie Chan...I love him and respect him so much.

[@VespasianJudea]

An absolute classic with a touch of 3 stooges comedy. I liked how you poked fun at the names. It had me rolling. Freddy, Jerry, and Sam. 😂

[@lenny7228]

Man this protagonist didn't even skip leg days.

[@harpiyon]

I watched the movie several times, but never saw Thunderleg's backstory (that he tied knives to his legs). In the normal movie he's just "the main antagonist", you don't really learn much about him except he's an excellent kung fu fighter & a killer. He's the threat & obstacle that "the hero" (Jackie Chan's character) has to overcome to prove his own kung fu excellence (and in a broader sense, he proves that he's turned from an undisciplined, moody brat to a disciplined, focused & capable man). I found it interesting, though, that in the final confrontation Thunderleg seems to be scared by Jackie Chan's master who comes to watch. So is this an alternate version / director's cut, or did they cut out that scenes for the theatrical relase?

[@kyles7023]

what movie is this

[@JGSM_JuvenileGeryon]

​@@kyles7023 Nigga, it was on the screen the entire fucking time

[@13buthead]

@@kyles7023 the drunken master (1978)

[@omni1139]

I am shocked by how they can make such amazing videos everyday

[@teemouse1234]

awesome video loved it .

[@han3wmanwukong125]

That song at the end.. the final battle song is so iconic. I'll never forget it.

[@PowerandControlUFU]

I love how many BS they manage to put in one single kung fu movie. It’s beautiful, specially with Jack Chan.

[@somestormcloakwithanarrowo4671]

Imagine if someone thought that all Chinese people are good at kungfu and decides to take on every person this person met

[@magnet3570]

He didn't skip leg days

[@Hello_There106]

TRU-

[@jacobphillips1527]

I haven’t seen the movie, but just this recap kept me on my toes. What a rollercoaster!

[@UnDisclozed]

I grew up watching all the martial arts movies from the 80s.. they were absolutely magical to me.. inspired me to take different disciplines when I got older

[@TheZephyrsWind]

Ah, this was my first martial arts movie. "White ass name" ROFL Now that's funny.

[@aermy3152]

oeugh, I can feel the pain by just looking at it. and imagine on how many indents or splinters that entered the muscles under the leg 💀

[@francescapaladini5763]

In this kind of movie, Jackie always played only two roles: the poor orphan or the rich son

[@hoze1235]

This era of jackie Chan movies were very charming

[@calebray4168]

This is such a fun goddamn movie. The sound effects, the exaggerated voices, the humor.

[@villagebuzzcom8102]

Loved this!

[@kingstonsteele7820]

How does he poop?

[@Vergildagoat]

While stretching ig

[@WEREBEASTAIRSOFT]

I legit think these are my favorite movies from Jackie. So damn good!

[@ronyraja5329]

One of the best movies of Jackie Chan, I have watched this movie many times when I was a child.

[@agentredbone1667]

I miss old kung Fu movies. The art has died ..not the style of fighting but the moral discipline and compassion for life . May God have mercy on mankind

[@foedspaghetti3290]

You really deserve a medal for putting yourself through all these 1970s Hong Kong movies.

[@kylethecaregiver4050]

Old Jackie chan movies were the best, no wire work no special effects just good ole kungfu

[@A_Twisted_Fate]

this is fkin hilarious, just watching a man do a full front flip after being slapped so hard in the face he got sent into another dimension 2:33

[@jfusion9976]

Lmao uncle Jackie using hammer to bulk that kung Fu metal bald head master easily 🤣🤣🤣

[@ChristianLight1746]

The review brings rather nostalgic memories of when I watched the movie as a child... The review beats rewatching the movie...

[@deputysheriff5994]

Thoroughly enjoyed the commentary !Watched the movie as a kid !

[@tommywolfe2706]

I owned the newer version of Drunken Master, again with Jackie Chan in it. I never knew that the newer version (from the late 90's) was a remake, and its even cooler Jackie got to redo his old film...I think the newer gave the film a new breath of life.

[@philiptucker7590]

This movie was really good, me and a lot of people at my high school watched and passed it around on VHS 😭

[@CinemaCipher2.0-y4x]

nice recap

[@buckiesmalls]

0:50 I wanna know more about the guy in the middle.. What is his story? Whats he got going on in life today.. I he even still alive. He intrigues me.

[@indra_vrtrahan]

"But freddy gets his hands on a hammer" so even the movies know being armed DOES outclass unarmed martial arts lmao 😂

[@coneyoster1275]

So many older Jackie Chan movies , I've seen this movie probably 8 times and out of those 8 it's had at least 5 different titles. He had one movie I'd watch all the time, I'd have to say it's my favorite Jackie Movie, Spiritual Kung Fu. He Pees on a book behind a book shelf in an old library and wakes up 5 Kung Fu master spirits from the book. Not only do they teach him but they help him fight. But the peeing on them to wake them up is just genius writing. 😂. Besides the Rush Hour series his Older movies are the best and funny as hell, the fight scenes make you laugh as much as the actual comedy. The shit he uses in ordinary rooms to fight with and climb with is just brilliant and easy , makes you think , why didn't I thing of that, I'd go outside and try to climb up a wall or down something the way he did and it would be so easy, sticks with you forever. Not the fighting tho, fuck around and find out.

[@Sumguyorrandomdude]

Tying somthing heavy sharp or overall dangerous to your body and training for 20 years gives you impeccable plot armour

[@Zed_F02]

I love that part when Jakie enjoyed having the meal that scene was the best

[@chainedunfree727]

Jackie Chan the GOAT. Even Akira Toriyama mentioned that the inspiration for Kid Goku to Teen Goku is Jackie Chan. RIP Toriyama-San

[@LilTIDUS_OFFICIAL]

Rip

[@DoktrDub]

*When you try to kick ass but 98% of the people in your town are martial arts experts*

[@Eredazeddd]

Love that every movie back then with jackie had the same cast

[@Paul_425]

this is one of the best Kung fu movies.

[@KrypptikkSoulslayer]

“With this style, you’ll beat ten men.” Jackie Chan: “Ten eggs…”

[@christopherwyatt6064]

Thanks for telling me the same thing I knew years ago when I watched the movie, nothing changed.

[@izzy2927]

I love the part where he ties the knifes to his legs...