RUSH HOUR (1998) | MOVIE REACTION | FIRST TIME WATCHING

RUSH HOUR (1998) | MOVIE REACTION | FIRST TIME WATCHING
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[@MikeR773]

“DO YOU UNDERSTAND THE WORDS THAT ARE COMING OUT OF MY MOUTH??!!” is one of the funniest deliveries I’ve ever seen in a movie.

[@mspfinney]

I agree. I instantly pictured it in my mind when they started this movie. It was hysterical seeing the two of them react to that! 😂😂❤❤

[@michaelriddick7116]

Fucking iconic!! 😂🤣😂🤣

[@Eowyn187]

And didn't he adlib that?

[@MikeR773]

@@Eowyn187 no clue.

[@bobapjok4241]

I dont remember much about the details of this movie or even the overall plot (i need to watch it again) except that it was really funny and Chris Tucker was great, but I will always remember that line and how great it was. that and the Never touch a black mans radio

[@davidpalmer9134]

Jackie Chan is a legend. He has made his entire career doing his own stunts, as well as epic martial arts choreography in his movies. Both him and Chris Tucker are hilarious together. You should also check out Shanghai Nights and Shanghai Noon with Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson.

[@shadyeskimo]

Buuh, they should check out titels like "Who am I", "Drunken Master", "Rumble in the Bronx" and "Supercop".

[@joellenglass2344]

And he trained with Bruce Lee 😁

[@karicastanza5216]

​@@shadyeskimoOperation Condor, First Strike, The Tuxedo, The Medallion, Drunken Master!

[@cherylcohen5700]

​@@joellenglass2344Jackie was a stuntman and stunt double in Enter The Dragon and Fist of Fury. He was only 17/18 years old and the youngest stunt coordinator in Hong Kong at the time. Jackie has been associated with over 200 movies for over 60 years beginning in 1962 at the age of 8 with "Big and Little Won Tin Bar". He is also a popular singer in Asia who has over 20 albums and has performed for 20,000 or more fan filled stadiums...as well as singing the soundtracks for many of his movies and various films like the Mandarin versions of Mulan, Beauty and The Beast, and Aladin and has won the Best Foreign Singer Award in Japan. He's a talented guy.

[@jimmyers264]

Kung Fu Panda😁@@shadyeskimo

[@anthonysoley7121]

Rush Hour after 25 years is still a classic comedy movie today.

[@defjam137]

Can't agree more. East meet west comedy

[@bannonstanks]

Jackie Chan is a whole vibe - his earlier movies have even better fights and chase scenes, though the plots are a bit thin. You will also enjoy Shanghai Noon - another "buddy" film with Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson. So glad you enjoyed!

[@bryan11981]

Jackie Chan has been around for many years. Drunken Master, Fist of Fury, Project A and Project A Part 2, Police Story 1-4 then it was Rumble in the Bronx that became his breakthrough movie that everyone in the US loved. Then Rush Hour and Rush Hour 2 became his highly successful films. Plus others like Shanghai Noon, the One was released and more.

[@MartyTX]

Shanghai Knights also. That one has Donnie Yen in it too. Jackie and Donnie fight

[@Gemma_626]

Spritual Kung-fu is my all time favorite movie

[@rdgarza1113]

My absolute favorite Chris Tucker role is as Ruby Rhod in "The Fifth Element". Y'all would LOVE it! It has Bruce Willis, Gary Oldman, and Milla Jovovich.

[@raife0159]

I came here to say that. Looks like 33 others thought the same! Looking forward to this reaction!!!

[@ericolson326]

When she asked "Why is [Chris Tucker] so obnoxious?" I thought, "You don't know the half." 😆

[@abcumm25]

Yaaassss when they said they hadn’t seen Chris in any other films I was like ‘they HAVEN’T seen The Fifth Element?!??!???!!’ and then I got heart palpitations 🤣

[@xzonia1]

@@abcumm25 Same! Can't wait for the day we see them react to Chris in that movie!!! 😆

[@lbh002]

This!

[@LoveOldMusic808]

Another Hong Kong action star that did her own stunts is Michelle Yeoh. She just won an Academy Award for Best Actress in "Everything Everywhere All at Once". In 1992 Jackie and Michelle did a Hong Kong action movie "Police Story 3: Super Cop". They did some really crazy stunts in the movie.

[@JCourts2k23]

There is another movie with Chris Tucker and Charlie Sheen, i think its called “money talks”. Thats real funny

[@buckbuchanan4902]

I watched that "Everything Everywhere All at Once" movie and thought it was one of the most ridiculous, annoying, silly movies I've ever seen. Very few movies make me despise them, but that one definitely did.

[@heyheyjk-la]

@@buckbuchanan4902 - Wow, your loss then. One of the most ridiculous, annoying, silly AND amazing films I've ever seen. I mean, it swept the Academy Awards (and many other awards) for a reason.

[@LoveOldMusic808]

@@buckbuchanan4902 It's a shame you didn't like EEAAO, it's one of the most original and unique movies out today. I can understand why some people didn't like it. The pacing was incredibly fast going from things like heartbreaking to absurdity to cringeworthy to heartwarming in a few seconds. If you're not open to it, it can be jarring.

[@ftrevino4493]

Michelle Yoeh is my favorite Bond girl. 😍

[@Whitebrowpriest]

22:55 - "Never trust a man with boy band bleached hair". LMBO!!! So funny, Amber. You literally had me "LOL" on that one. 😂

[@nathanjamesDewey]

Guys from the 90s 😢😢😢😢

[@randywhite3947]

22:58 really

[@antoinetteserrano3082]

Amber’s laughter!!!😍😍 You can tell she loves this movie.

[@Caitorade]

Chis Tucker is great in the movie The Fifth Element, with Bruce Willis. He is hilarious but the character, the wardrobe is definitely a departure - super cool.

[@CPny65]

Supergreen

[@minervalopez3145]

Chris Tucker!! You definitely have to see him in the Fifth Element with Bruce Willis!!!! He is hilarious!! The movie is sooooo great! Really! A must-see!!!

[@melanie62954]

That's what I was going to comment! I hope they watch it soon.

[@jp3813]

When it comes to action, fight choreography, & stunt work; Hollywood never allowed Jackie complete control due to insurance policies. In Hong Kong, him & his team were banned by insurance companies. Hence, his best action sequences were from his 80s & 90s Hong Kong films: Drunken Master 2 (aka The Legend of Drunken Master), Miracles, Who Am I, etc...

[@joemckim1183]

Jackie Chan and his fight team put on some of the best coordinated fights in movie history.

[@WoodDragon64]

Jackie's breakout role was Drunken Master. It sets the stage for all his roles. He even showed an homage to it in his dance scene to "War" in this movie. That said, you should check out Kung Fu Hustle for a brutal, but slapstick funny movie.

[@randywhite3947]

He broke out long before this

[@PheOfTheFae]

The Rush Hour series are totally my favorite movies for both Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker. They vibe so well together. :) Apparently they became lifelong friends after making these movies.

[@ChibiChula]

Did you see the interview Chris did after visiting Jackie in China? It was hilarious! 😂

[@PheOfTheFae]

@@ChibiChula No, I'll have to look it up!

[@joemckim1183]

The Rush Hour movies are great, my favorite Jackie movie overall is probably Who Am I?.

[@marioibarra7886]

Chris Tucker in “the fifth element” is totally diff from what you ever seen him 😂

[@melissag.3325]

The Rush Hour movies are GREAT!!! So glad you guys enjoyed it as much as I do! Thanks for the great reaction❤❤❤

[@Jameswormsley03]

🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@McCloud52]

Their chemistry is absolutely legendary as a duo.

[@zomish13]

I love Rush Hour. Jackie and Chris Tucker are great together. But I also love the Shanghai duology with Owen Wilson: Shanghai Noon and Shanghai Knights.

[@ExhaustedElox]

This movie had amazing stunts. They did those two falls at the end legit. First the deadfall of the villain and then Jackie dropping onto the banner. Jackie's stunt team is amazing.

[@mikekling]

I'm with the others suggesting "THE FIFTH ELEMENT" with Bruce Willis & Chris Tucker - it's a Sci-Fi Comedy Drama Action flick that is worth the watch! I know you both would enjoy it! Tucker is absolutely hilarious in his role he plays. Also the opera singing Alien is transcendental and an amazing scene in itself! Enjoy and KEEP SMILING!

[@user-uw7kb6si9o]

Glad you guys reacted to this. One of my favorite Chris Tucker films next to “Money Talks” which came out before this. In fact, Chris playing the role next to Charlie Sheen in that movie got him the role for Rush Hour as well. Can’t wait for you guys to react to that one too… Sad side note: Elizabeth Peña, the actress who played Johnson, sadly passed away in 2014 from Cirrhosis of the Liver.

[@siegeperilous]

Glad you’re impressed Jackie Chan’s legendary stuntwork. Even though his work in the Rush Hour series, Rumble in the Bronx and Shanghai Noon made him a household name with Western audiences, you should be aware that Jackie was about 50 years old at tlhe time and well past his prime. If you want to see his craziest stuntwork, you’ll need to go back to his Ho Hong Kong days and check out Driunken Master, Project A, Wheels on Meals, Armour of God, etc. The stuntwork he does in these films make the stunts in Jackie’s American films look positively ordinary. Interesting to note, Jackie did try Hollywood BEFORE his Hong Kong success. However, American filmmakers were too frightened to allow the kind of stunts Jackle was suggesting, stunts that would make him famous in the East

[@rtm27]

Jackie Chan was in Cannonball Run 1 and 2, and hated how he was treated, so he left to work in Hong Kong where he was treated better and didn't return to Hollywood for over 2 decades later.

[@Bluesbabesrv]

Have Drunken Master on vhs, yes it has been that long. Jackie was a big deal in the 80’s and 90’s.

[@rtm27]

@@JenSell1626 Jackie Chan was playing a Japanese driver. He played the same character in the 2nd film, but they allowed him to show off some of his fighting in that one

[@jp3813]

None of Jackie's Hollywood films ever allowed him to do extreme stunts due to insurance policies (Rumble in the Bronx was a Hong Kong film).

[@evanshannon]

He was 44 in Rush Hour, tf you going on about 50?

[@RyanRumbles434]

This is such a fun and action filled movie. Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan flow perfectly together. The trilogy is great and there are talks of a fourth. Great Video you two!

[@SpySkater1]

My face lit up when I saw this in my notifications. My mom loved these movies and Chris Tucker, so I grew up on this series. The first two are amazing and super hilarious. Even the bloopers are quotable.

[@garybauer9494]

Guys, Bruce Willis, Chris Tucker in: The Fifth Element!!! Chris is a blast from the past!!!

[@RockPowerUSA]

They got the same good chemistry in their sequel. Rush Hour 2 has great music, fantastic action, funny lines and a decent follow-up story. It's definitely worth it if you're thinking of doing it soon I'm up for it.😊

[@YouGetSoAlone]

Rush Hour isn’t as good, but the bad guy Harry Sanada is a for real samurai master.

[@RockPowerUSA]

@@YouGetSoAlone It may not be quite as good, like RoboCop 2 Is not quite as good as the first RoboCop, but it's good, in a lot of good parts. They do have a lot of movies on their list to still watch, and as mentioned by another commenter, Star Trek series would be good. I hadn't noticed that they didn't do that yet.

[@johnrawlings2161]

2 and 3 are both great!

[@Rainbow.Pegacorn.Cosplay]

3 parts of this movie that really make me crack up laughing are: 1. When Carter starts dancing like Michael Jackson in the middle of the street after blowing the car up 2. When Lee and Carter are bonding and practicing disarming techniques while Edwin Starr's song "War" plays in the background 3. When Carter says "I know that ain't the bomb. Get that bomb away from me." Towards the end And trust me, the blooper reels for the remaining two movies are just as funny when it comes to the slip-ups with the dialogue.

[@aTofuJunkie]

The LEGENDARY Lalo Schifrin. Composer for Dirty Harry, Enter The Dragon, Mission Impossible, etc.

[@rhettboy1]

Okay that was perfect just showing y’all’s reaction to the bit in the bar. It’s hilarious how he says it so nicely with a big ol smile on his face.

[@dnish6673]

“Do what I do”

[@jeanstrickland2445]

You’re going to enjoy this I think, these two guy’s go together so perfectly 😂😂 Enjoy!

[@TheInfo45]

OMG you guys are going to fall in love with this trilogy

[@nsasupporter7557]

The 3rd one sucked

[@killersannin5459]

What makes the do you speak english line so much funnier is Jacky barely spoke any st the time 😂😂

[@theeLonelyRedPanda]

Fun fact Jackie is actually an amazing single, and even put out his own album! (in his native tongue mind you)

[@donalddixon6541]

Fifth Element is a must watch with Tucker playing a "different" role.....................

[@robpont7963]

You definitely should check out Shanghai Noon and Shanghai Nights with Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson. If you enjoyed Rush Hour, you both will love these.

[@Whitebrowpriest]

The actress who plays the bomb specialist cop, Elizabeth Peña, is in a really adorable and fun family movie from 1987 called, "*batteries not included". It's a Steven Spielberg production, and directed by Matthew Robins, who directed the classic fantasy adventure film, Dragonslayer.

[@rozequinn1519]

The guy at the start selling the C4 is actor Chris Penn, R.I.P..... He was the guy in footloose that Bacon taught to dance.

[@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812]

He was in Best Of The Best as well

[@anonymou412]

Don't forget Resevoir Dogs.

[@EzraPeterson]

Rush Hour 2 is equally, if not funnier than this one. Can't wait to see the rest of them with you two!

[@nsasupporter7557]

Agreed, but 3 sucked

[@lalalalisa41]

​@@nsasupporter75573 had some good moments though but yeah, compared to the first 2 not as great

[@randywhite3947]

@@nsasupporter75573 was good if you ask me

[@CPny65]

Jackie Chan not only did his own stunts he choreographed them too. The first American movie I remember him in was "The Cannonball Run" It Starts Burt Reynolds, and a huge cast of characters. It's one of those fun movies that is rarely on. Loved this movie, and can't wait for you to see the other 2.

[@afry6400]

Absolutely. He also has broken nearly every bone in his body doing them too. I remember seeing an interview where that was brought up.

[@walterf5502]

These two had such chemistry. In real life they are very close friends. I used to watch Jackie Chan in San Francisco Chinatown theatres. He went by a different name. Very well known in Chinese Mandarin Martial Art movies. My favorite was "Drunken Monkey". I style Jackie Chan uses in many of his movies. Jackie Chan actually may hold the record of broken bones for doing all his own stunts. Jacki is a very humble personality. He is very caring and treats everyone around him with respect. Rumors that he gave the workers extra money because he thought they were not getting enough pay. Very sweet man. Chris Tucker is so funny. Love every movie he has been in. This movie is a classic.

[@bobapjok4241]

The "Racist" or more accurately, the "Stereotyping" in this movie is just hilarious

[@alamc200]

Jay, if you like Chris Tucker you may want to see "The Fifth Element" (1997) starring Bruce Willis, Gary Oldman, Mila Jovovich and Chris Tucker plays a very funny crazy character. It's futuristic science fiction with action and some humor.

[@JessieCristo]

Another great comedy action flick you guys gotta check out that's also starring Jackie Chan is Shanghai Knights and it's sequel, Shanghai Noon. He co-stars with Owen Wilson, and like he is with Chris Tucker, the two are comedic gems together.

[@AyeItsGabo]

Shanghai Noon 2000 Shanghai knights 2003

[@Rafiki568]

Got them backwards Shanghai Noon was first.

[@tiana2]

Noon is the first movie and knights is the 2nd one when they end up over in England

[@wendywoodruff2871]

Jackie Chan has 149 movies on his IMDb page as actor. And many more as director, producer, stunt coordinator, and many other aspects of film making. He is a legend. ❤ His autobiography is astounding too. Amazing life. ❤

[@agarven1]

I’m glad you both loved this movie. The sequels are just as good. The end credits where you see the bloopers. I wish they still did that to movies now a days.

[@Macintosh1001]

Please let this open a gate to more Jackie Chan movies🙏

[@whatsitmatter9541]

Hear! Hear!

[@earledmondsjr789]

Agree 💯💯

[@JustBrandan_]

AGREE! jackie chan movies are goat.

[@alishamillion7058]

Tucker was in The Fith Element with Bruce Willis.

[@alishamillion7058]

Fifth....I'm tired.😅

[@jasonsalow2119]

Jackie Chan was a actually in Enter the Dragon with Bruce Lee back in the 1970's. Most of his films by this time were in China, but the first one I recall that was widely available was SupercCop. Jackie Chan is an absolute movie legend. This was probably his first big success in Hollywood and nailed it. He's hilarious, charismatic, and obviously extremely talented.

[@debibailey2968]

Rush Hour is absolutely one of my very favorite movies!! Hysterical!! ❤❤❤❤

[@bmatt2626]

Fifth Element is Chris Tucker's greatest role! :)

[@EricWinkler83]

The Police Story series, Project A 1 & 2, Drunken Master 2, Meals on Wheels, Dragons Forever, Armour of God just a few of some of the best action movies ever made starring Jackie.

[@watzegje]

U forgot young master 1 of his best and of course Snake in the Eagles Shadow

[@joemckim1183]

I really enjoy parts 3 and 4 of the Police Story, in America they're known as Supercop and Jackie Chan's First Strike. Michelle Yeoh is also in Supercop, she rides a motorcycle onto the top of a train, Jackie also hangs from a rope ladder hanging off of a helicopter.

[@TheFalcon01x]

Glad to see you both enjoy this movie! If you want some more Jackie Chan movies, then I highly recommend Operation Condor (1991), Rumble in the Bronx (1995), and Mr. Nice Guy (1997).

[@lelandcuellar3097]

I hope you continue with the series cause it just keeps getting better and better.

[@W4TB]

Jackie Chan has had a long and successful career in action-comedy films. Here's a list of some of his cool and popular movies: "Drunken Master" (1978) - A classic martial arts film showcasing Jackie Chan's skills. "Police Story" (1985) - Known for its impressive stunts and action sequences. "Project A" (1983) - A mix of comedy and martial arts action. "Wheels on Meals" (1984) - A fun action-comedy with great fight scenes. "Rumble in the Bronx" (1995) - One of his breakthrough films in the West. "Supercop" (1992) - Also known as "Police Story 3," featuring thrilling stunts. "Rush Hour" (1998) - A successful buddy cop comedy series with Chris Tucker. "Shanghai Noon" (2000) - A unique Western-themed action-comedy. "The Legend of Drunken Master" (1994) - A sequel to the original with even better action. "Who Am I?" (1998) - A thrilling adventure with great fight scenes. "First Strike" (1996) - Known for its underwater fight sequence. "The Tuxedo" (2002) - A fun and imaginative action-comedy. "Shinjuku Incident" (2009) - A more serious and dramatic role for Jackie Chan. "Police Story 2013" (a.k.a. "Police Story: Lockdown") - A modern take on the Police Story series. These are just a few of Jackie Chan's notable movies, and there are many more to explore in his extensive filmography.

[@sirraf23]

Wheels on Meals has one of the best fights ever between him and Benny the Jet.

[@mrnice81]

@@sirraf23 Such a silly-funny movie .. and then THAT fight scene, just glorious!

[@Imshortitsok06]

Y’all need to watch Shanghai Noon and Shanghai Knights with Owen Wilson and Jackie Chan! The same type of comedy and action in a historic setting.

[@erainmartinez8175]

Chris Tucker role is as Ruby Rhod in "The Fifth Element" is pretty great movie

[@renji90998]

I always thought the actress that played Officer Johnson was cute. She was also the voice of Mirage in The Incredibles. Just found out that she passed almost 10 years ago.

[@SanKings_Patti]

Oh man, this duo here, is the most hilarious!! Tucker/Chan make an amazing team. Love this movie 🎬

[@_-.RAVEN.-_]

Fun Fact: Michael Jackson called Chris up one day and told him he kicked with the wrong leg! XD They actually became good friends. Also, someone mentioned doing the Shanghai Noon movies with Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson! Please do it, you won't regret it!

[@buckbuchanan4902]

Jackie Chan is a legend of Martial arts and comedy, and yes he did all his own stunts! He's been in around 130 movies, many of them B martial arts, but he has also starred with Arnold Schwarzenegger, and was in Shanghai Knights with Owen Wilson (A must watch for your channel). This was his first of 3 Rush Hour movies with Chris Tucker.

[@Whitebrowpriest]

It really warms my heart to see you two enjoy this movie so much, just as when my wife and I (then fiance) enjoyed it when we saw it in the theater back when it premiered! You two should definitely not waste any time getting to the next to installments of this amazing "cop buddy" franchise.☺

[@gregorydavis1070]

Rumble in the Bronx is a great Jackie Chan movie with awesome fight scenes. I think he broke his foot doing a stunt and finished the movie with a sneaker painted on his cast. Definitely watch the outtakes at the end.

[@trevoncarter4861]

For Jackie Chan, “The Fearless Hyena” put him on the map. It is one of the most epic martial arts movies of all time.

[@MitchClement-il6iq]

Fearless hyena, snake in eagle shadow and drunken master all classic.

[@hypocritex]

Drunken Master all the way.

[@garybradford8332]

I met Jackie at LAX in 1997 as, believe or not, his security escort (bodyguard) from the gate to a limo I had waiting for him. I was afraid I wouldn't recognize him but he got off the plane wearing a red, white and blue "All American" jogging suit waving back to the crowd shouting "Jackie!" to him. He spoke almost zero English and had to learn his lines phonetically for this and several other of his early films. He was 44 years old when he made this one and continued making action films like this well into his 60s. Amazing talent. You're going to love The 5th Element with Chris Tucker and Bruce Willis.

[@donmorton7282]

Great reaction guys. Caught all 3 in the theater and great to revisit with you.

[@anelsatxlife]

The actress that played Johnson was Elizabeth Pena. She passed away not too long ago. You should watch La Bamba, the story of Mexican American singer Ritchie Valens. She plays his sister in law who suffers a lot with his alcoholic brother Bob.

[@BabyGeneral96]

That's my favorite Elizabeth Peña's Movie Performance i grew up watching that movie in 📼

[@541turbo]

9 years ago is kind of a long time

[@annamariadelillo2916]

You guys HAVE to watch the next 2 Rush Hour films. Chan and Tucker are hilarious!! You will love it!! And both films end with the outtakes - it's so funny!!!

[@nsasupporter7557]

The 3rd one sucked

[@NoahBility]

This film was the epitome of "no one asked for this" but it easily became one of the best films to come out of the 90s Outdated offensive humor and everythiing 😂 Easily one of my childhood favorites Y'all should do a Jackie Chan run from his really young days like Rumble In The Bronx

[@dave1986R]

Rush Hour is such a fun movie, the sequel is good too. Fun fact, Foo Chow Restaurant is a real restaurant in Chinatown in LA. On the wall near the entrance it says “Rush Hour was filmed here”.

[@Pkwitz7357]

If you liked Jackie in this you should check out Shanghai Noon with him and Owen Wilson. Action comedy set in the old west , I think you will really like it.

[@clg3697]

Jackie Chan is everything. 💜 He is a producer, director, fight choreographer, actor (in several languages across genres)... and was one of his country's popular singers. You must watch the credits of any Jackie Chan movies because they show all fight scene bloopers. My favorite movies are "Gorgeous" (a romance with some fighting) and " Drunken Master", a martial arts comedy. Many of his films are dubbed in English so make sure you watch an English version.

[@Whitebrowpriest]

19:45 - You're right Amber, Jackie Chan has been in at least 142 films over a course of a 60 year career. You and Jay should check out the following films: Obviously Rush Hour 2, and Rush Hour 3, but also: The Legend of the Drunken Master (1994) Rumble In The Bronx (1995) The Foreigner (2017) The fight choreography in The Legend of the Drunken Master is top notch, and amazing! Of course, being that the fight and stunt coordinator was legendary, Chia-Liang Liu (brother of other legendary martial arts actor, Gordon Liu), and also stars in the film. There is a man in this film who's kicking/footwork is so darn good, it is like he is boxing with his feet. Incredible!!

[@Arukive-]

Yooo Jackie Chan’s every movie is a peace of art. I love themmm Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker😍😍😍❤️

[@mariasantos-kf9pe]

Love this whole Rush Hour series. Elizabeth Pena who played female cop was also in La Bamba and many other movies RIP Elizabeth Pena. Other movies Chris Tucker was in was The Fifth Element and Air which both were great movies. Jackie Chan has numerous movies you should check out, great martial Arts movie is The Drunken Master.

[@joemckim1183]

Chris Tucker was also in Jackie Brown.

[@stuarthumphrey1787]

You DEFINITELY need to watch Shanghai noon and also Shanghai nights. It's Jackie with Owen Wilson, a couple of great, funny movies

[@Whitebrowpriest]

50:23 - Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan are likely the best "cop duo" in any movie in the history of filmmaking. The next best cop/buddy team would be Danny Glover and Mel Gibson in the Lethal Weapon franchise, which is equally as amazing, btw.

[@pichingis1]

That C4 guy was Chris Penn brother of Shaun Penn. He played Willard on Foot Loose

[@elainelee7250]

1978- Drunken Master , Shanghai Noon , The Accidental Spy , The Tuxedo , Around the World in 80 Days 2004 , The Spy Next door , that is just a few of his movies. Jackie is a long standing legend.

[@leslieoneal4464]

I second that entire list!!! Lol Can't get enough Jackie Chan - especially the funny side and the outtakes!! 🤣👍

[@elegantirony78]

Chris Tucker is in The Fifth Element. You two will like that movie too.

[@matthewteague623]

Jackie Chan: racing up walls fast enough to make people believe in Spider-Man since the 80's.

[@julissavargas8272]

I loveeee the Rush Hour movies , all of them ❤. Fun Fact: Idk if yall caught it but the actor in the orange suit from the bar scene, thats the actor that’s plays Pinky from Friday lol.

[@wu_v]

Jackie Chan was 44 when this movie was released. He was past his prime and was still amazing!

[@duanewhitacre5995]

May I suggest Grumpy Old Men? It starts out set right before Thanksgiving. You'll love it!

[@sandierizzo8127]

Hi guys, thanks for reacting to this one. This movie is SUPER hilarious and your reactions were making me laugh even more the entire time I was watching with you, haven’t seen it in a while. Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan are both so awesome! You definitely need to check out more films of both of them and I will join in on all the fun. ❤😂😂😂😂

[@nortski78]

You'll be heartened to hear that Chan and Tucker are great friends in real life from making these movies.

[@kendrap-LvnHppnss6371]

Get ready for Chris Tucker cussin' folks out, giving Michael Jackson dance moves and having the best sidekick in Jackie Chan. Make sure you look at the outtakes at the end. 😂😂😂

[@Denkar11]

Jackie Chan has made over 150 movies, and has a star on both the Hong Kong and Hollywood Walks of Fame. He is a recording star in Asia, with a bunch of records to his name. Classically trained in martial arts and acrobatics by a branch of the Peking Opera, he's picked up a bunch of kung fu styles, karate, and other martial arts. Never used a double to do his stunts, as you remarked. Love his movies. Great flick.

[@leviwashington2687]

T ending is one of the bests in cinema. Jackie was so great his limited english back then

[@dougsargent51]

Fun fact about c4, shooting it would not set it off. It requires heat and pressure... I had a roommate back in my army days who was special forces. He used to mess with people sitting on bixes of c4 while smoking. People, who didn't know better, would freak out. One officer made him put the cig out so he put it out on the c4 box lol. The officer ran off lol.

[@thestormylifeofbrian2636]

As far as Jackie Chan movies, I'd recommend 'Operation Condor', 'Rumble in the Bronx', and 'Supercop'.

[@seanharrigan6365]

You really need to watch Rumble in the Bronx and The legend of drunken master. Two great Jackie Chan movies

[@antoinetteserrano3082]

There’s Rush hour sequels & he ( Jackie Chan) did Shanghai Noon & Shanghai Knights with Owen Wilson you’ll LOVE those movies too.

[@tessasnow]

Yes as the previous person suggested his character in fifth element will have you in stitches!! 🇨🇦🖖🏻

[@pluckinmageetar]

Jackie is around 70 today, he was 44 during Rush Hour 1 and well into his 60s he was still doing some crazy stunts. His 1995 "Rumble in the Bronx" has some of my favorite Chan choreography in it.

[@librarylady13]

The out-takes/bloopers for Jackie Chan's movies are hilarious. And I agree with others that you should react to "Shanghai Noon" (2000) and "Shanghai Knights" (2003) with Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson are funny! Jackie has a couple of funny movies called "The Accidental Spy" (2001) with Jennifer Love-Hewitt, and "The Medallion" (2003). And there is a "Rush Hour 2" and a "Rush Hour 3".

[@kimberleywren5545]

Love Jackie Chan!! His stunts and comic timing on point! You must watch: -Rumble in the Bronx -Supercop -Shangahai Noon -Police Story -Project A -Who Am I? -Mr. Nice Guy

[@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812]

Forbidden Kingdom?

[@calvineastburn]

The Rush Hour movies are absolutely hilarious.

[@lisalott4236]

It was so much fun reliving this one with ya'll. Great reaction. Can't wait to catch the other two with you. Keep them coming.

[@besupaaa]

They are making a fourth one! You should also watch Shanghai Noon and Shanghai Knights!!! ANNNNNNDDD Chris Tucker is awesome in Fifth Element, and its a BANG of a movie. Its my favorite sci-fi movie.

[@cmunozthor22]

Don’t forget Money Talks

[@DizJake]

Yes!!

[@Whitebrowpriest]

25:29 - This police clerk (actor, Barry Shabaka Henley) had a small part in an amazing film starring Tom Cruise, Jamie Foxx, and Jada Pinkett Smith called, "Collateral" (2004). You want to talk about an incredible action/drama movie!!! Let me tell ya!

[@jerrymason7887]

Hey guys! I love your reactions. You two are awesome! I've seen you react to a couple of Eddie Murphy movies, but when I heard you say "We didn't know Dr. Dolittle cussed" I couldn't help but think that you guys need to watch his classic stand-up specials: Delirious and Raw. Murphy was kinda known for cursing back in the day and those are two of the best stand up specials ever.