Rumble in the Bronx - Market Fight Scene

The first fight scene in Jackie "Keung" Chan's
Rumble in the Bronx

[@shipofthesun]

"Don't ever make trouble here. I will beat you up each time." Best line of the movie.

[@J.T.650]

"Careful, mind your step."

[@daoyang223]

​@@J.T.650lmao his broken English. I loven it.

[@chidieberenwadike4165]

​@@J.T.650 Took me so many years to understand what he said..

[@cokeamoe3]

@@J.T.650thank you, thank you

[@manuellim6284]

jackie chan almost slit the guy throat

[@johnsmithee6660]

The reason why the gang had different races was because during the casting for this movie in the Bronx, the casting director chose mainly black people to play the gang members. However, Jackie did not like this casting decision and so decided to find people of different ethnicities to make up the gang. When asked why, Jackie said "no matter which race you are, there will always be good people and bad people wherever you go. That is why I get people from China, France, USA to be the bad guy in my movies"

[@burmiester1]

@Jeremy Dixon That's not propaganda, that's just simple realism. Gangs tend to be segregated by race. I get the message Jackie wanted to send but it's pretty unlikely that there would be a multiracial street gang, even in New York City.

[@burmiester1]

@Daniel Mata Haha good point

[@brienmaybe.4415]

@Daniel Mata I dunno man, Ive had some strange shit happen to Self.

[@MERRMACK]

This Makes Me Respect Jackie Chan 100%

[@RazorEdge2006]

@@burmiester1 Not sure about America, but multi-ethnic gangs are common in the UK. I assumed it would be similar in the US? Or is the US more racially segregated?

[@xdivisionvision]

Jackie Chan was 39 when he made this movie

[@congo3princenew220]

Seriously??? He looked damn younger than 39.

[@raddcrumpton1430]

42 actually

[@nebulous8389]

Yeah pretty amazing!

[@icefireicefire105]

division100 but looked and moved like he was 29

[@OverthereLook]

NO!!!! Get outta here!!!

[@laflamablanca100]

One of the most underrated movies ever. Great brutal fight scenes, especially when he raids their hangout, that’s a epic scene.

[@yoyoyoc3po]

You are all garbage!

[@M.E.T.R.O.11.11]

1 Baby boomer vs 20 Gen X’s

[@footofjuniper8212]

Saw this with "the gang" back in '95. We had heard of Jackie Chan, and knew he was a big deal, but our exposure to him was pretty much limited to American movies like Cannonball Run. Seeing this was a game-changer, even for us Kung Fu fanboys who grew up on the old Shaw Brothers flicks and their ilk ("Kung Fu Theatre" on USA Network, anyone?). I absolutely adore this scene, and the one in the gang's hideout; the signature style of Jackie's fight scenes gave me a whole new appreciation for the art.

[@PhantomOSX]

Tenderfoot Prepper you must mean 96.

[@1mrlee]

You should watch Kung Fu hustle with your old gang and thank me later . It's one of the best

[@footofjuniper8212]

@@1mrlee oh, that's another good one!

[@mickeythebutcher]

2:39 I seriously thought that was Chris Tucker for a second lmaooo

[@ayaction]

Hanzo Hasashi never

[@P.Whitestrake]

He's like the prototype Chris Tucker. :D

[@vianreviews7520]

Foreshadowing

[@admirosmanovic1368]

Looks absolutely NOTHING like chris tucker get your eyes checked im not trying to be a dick or anything but seriously that guy looks nothing like chirs tucker thats like saying Sylvester Stallone looks like Arnold Schwarzenegger

[@chengheskhan4670]

Adam Khid sounds like Chris tucker

[@khongorshatar4816]

Better if they just robbed the store, jackie made more damage

[@e.r3196]

Yea but him kicking the shit out of them is more badass and well worth the price of the store.

[@e.r3196]

I would let Jackie Chan in my place to beat me up with my TV and snowboard and detonate plastic explosives on pictures of my family. As long as they got it on film.

[@youngwarriorpopocaca]

Clayton Bigsby I'd pay to see that.

[@leonid1995]

I was more bothered by Jackie not aprehending these guys for the police so they pay for the damages. As is, their fight caused even more damage than the thefts and the shop has to pay for it. Also, this way the gang was free to go bother people elsewhere.

[@wilsonstrong5597]

Khongor Shatar FR! He ruined like the whole store and they were stealing some candy

[@2800boy]

I remember when I was a kid this movie made me idolize this man. As a kid you don’t analyze how realistic this stuff is. It’s just looks bad ass. Even now it still does lol.

[@luia3911]

Everyone talks about how amazing of an actor Jackie Chen is and I agree however Anita Mui ( HK singer) is also amazing in this movie, she played her role perfectly👍🙂RIP Anita Mui 👼

[@fistofhero]

Yes I am not kidding. Jackie Chan is really 40 years old but he move fast and fight well at that time.

[@MatthewTheWolf2029]

One of my favorite Jackie Chan movies of all time. Not to mention one of the best action comedy films of the 90s. This movie holds a special place in my heart.

[@atomicfirehead]

People who say Jet Li can kick Jackie Chan's ass don't know shit. The obviously haven't seen any of Jackie's older films. The fact that he does his own stunts, crash into real glass, take high falls just shows how much pain his body can take.

[@DixieBanjo]

0:55 Ben Stiller cameo

[@jokesterr119]

DixieBanjo I thought I was the only one that thought it was him

[@alexsanchez3635]

jokesterr119 No Boriqua Cameo

[@feverdream2661]

Lmfao!!

[@6menonaplane]

Fun Fact. Ben Stiller was in this scene, the one that said "Que Pasa"

[@whatachola]

The fight with the Asian guy from 1:20 to 1:30 is one of the best 10 seconds in fight movie history. It’s like 6 cuts that lead up to a brutally fast kick to send a guy flying across a room.

[@johnadames5849]

I remember the first time i saw this scene. The way he hits the blade away from Angelo and cracks all 4 of them in 2 seconds. Incredible. Jackie Chan will forever be my favorite

[@treseancann1261]

Long before Michael Jackson died, all my life, I've wanted to see Jackie Chan and Michael Jackson together.

[@nastykhan7746]

- Which of those four Jackie will attack first? - All of them. - Yeah I know, but which one FIRST. - All. Of. Them.

[@jorgenvonstrangle000]

1:39 when angelo turns around when he thought he get punched again I died lmfao

[@tomtrinchera8405]

My old cat used to do that whenever he didn't want us to catch him -- he'd bang his head on the same chair leg every time.

[@Luke-vf6qc]

Every group has that one guy😄

[@RebelRebel-rz6cd]

Use to watch dis back to back wen i was a kid..😂😂😂

[@DTHRILLS.DANIEL.THRILLRIDETV]

Just rewatched this classic never gets old

[@antonioazevedo1432]

Jackie Chan should have been a big star in the early 80’s already.

[@ProjectGibix]

Anita Mui (R.I.P.) was quite possibly my first Asian crush. I drooled over this lady every time I saw this film as a kid. Great fights and beautiful women.

[@NickPapagiorgio777]

Fucking cancer :(

[@josephcalderon906]

+ProjectGibix Tragically she only lived to be forty years old of cervical cancer,RIP anita (1963-2003).

[@Texy88]

It was genetic, by the looks of things. She also had a sister named Ann Mui who also died of the disease at a way-too-young age a few years earlier.

[@orlandoramos1878]

ProjectGibix I just want to say I didn't know that lady passed away I seen that movie hers with Jet Li the enforcer and I just want a special shout-out and condolences to her family and I know Jackie Chan has to be devastated by her loss and the family rest in peace sister sleep with angels

[@sft8693]

He went to the Bronx. A real One. Stayed to rumble, that’s a servant 😂

[@aznnp77]

This was his first real mainstream leading role. I remember Jackie got fame for "doing his own stunts". I learned about stunt doubles as a young child back then. It's amazing that he never got seriously hurt from doing that.

[@codymoe4986]

If I remember correctly, you can watch him break his ankle during a jump from a bridge pier, into a boat...along with other stunt outtakes during the credit roll...

[@halweiss8671]

“The Big Brawl” aka “Battle Creek Brawl” was a decade and a half before this?

[@BlackDiamond2718]

Damn he is even more quick than in rush hour. ❤

[@RabuHina]

This was my first Jackie Chan movie I saw in theaters with my dad and brother. I seen his older work but this was the one I saw that got him vastly popular in North America. I loved the fight scenes in this movie. still one of my fave Jackie Chan films

[@crust8016]

1:40 Me trying to turn my life around

[@solaimanwahab5286]

hahahahahahahahah

[@nonyabusiness2703]

Gotta love Jackie chan! Turns martial arts into an actual art

[@sndrs]

man that kick at 1:26 gets me everytime.. pow!

[@jackokeke6511]

Saunders Cowie yeah that spinning side kick was epic

[@213byron]

That Joe Rogan kick

[@TheFailedmessiah]

One of my favorite movies of all time.

[@brianburke886]

I'd watch Jackie fights all day long. He's the fookin man 👍

[@KennyEwing-i3y]

I love how he was there 2 protect them thank God

[@kikolugo]

I had an awesome childhood.

[@StevenSchabinger]

I love how Jackie just causes so much chaos and damage in the name of justice. He caused way more destruction than the thieves did just kicking their asses 😂

[@SecretsOfMartialArts]

Exclusively skilled and creative fighting sequence

[@JRABFILMS]

"careful mind your step" 😂😂😂

[@russellbaker9459]

Filmed in and around Vancouver B.C. One of my faves back in the day

[@4everBleu]

My first Jackie Chan movie in 96’. 6 yrs old lol. Thanks corona for bringing me back

[@Rio-483]

This is an awesome fight scene

[@666MxD]

LOVED this movie as a child!!!!

[@TheDemenzo]

After Drunken master, one of my favourite jackie's movie

[@RibbidyJamGames]

I love how In the end he said "careful" 😂

[@matthewmann8969]

They had a mix of Oriental, White, Hispanic, Black, and other groups in that gang

[@Goingku]

Anybody who’s life is on the line should use anything and everything to survive

[@saiyanbarodin6663]

1:26 I like to call that kick the "Canon Kick" cause of the loud sound effect and because of how far he sends him flying.

[@spidey3471]

Classic 90s goons, classic 90s wacky sidekick/buddy, classic Jackie Chan action sequence. Gotta love it

[@josephgriffin2388]

I was with a working girl in the Philippines long ago. She had a poster with Jackie Chan on her wall.... what a night!!!

[@stephenishola6205]

I also loved how there’s no background music… just the sounds of these dudes getting their asses kicked and things breaking in the store 🔥

[@petersharp90]

As soon as you see a pyramid of drinks cans you just know there's going to be a fight.

[@tonym3659]

I still got the tape of this movie

[@alexrangel897]

he's so fast 3 Against One took them all out with lightning speed

[@ayaction]

alex rangel Jackie is the man

[@cs77smith67]

It was 4 of them

[@marqueswilliams345]

Love this movie one of my fav by Jackie Chan

[@jcyoungpine918]

Loved this movie growing up

[@katrinasoledad8463]

This movie made him a legend in the USA. He would've been known about a decade earlier if anyone paid attention to his very first American movie which was The Big Brawl. That was a good one too.

[@Texy88]

Jackie had real problems with _Battle Creek Brawl_ (as _The Big Brawl_ is also known, particularly outside the USA), in particular the lack of experience shooting the kind of fight choreography that he was used to (Robert Clouse, the director, effectively tried to contain the action, which worked for Bruce Lee but not for Jackie), the fact that his English was very limited at the time and that he had no control over where to position cameras (another integral part of his unique style). _Rumble in the Bronx_ has none of those constraints. Unlike Robert Clouse, Stanley Tong (who is no stranger to stuntwork himself) knew how to use Jackie properly, did not constrict him the way that Clouse did all those years earlier, and overall this was far slicker, and more importantly, more recognisable as a Jackie Chan film, with the kind of action that his fans truly love.

[@jaggass]

The guy with the bandana looks like Ben Stiller

[@АнтонПолынкин-э7р]

Джеки - лучший 👍👏👏👏

[@derrellantony1313]

this is the first movie that i seen jackie chan

[@jimmymorrison87]

Jackie Chan, Michael Jackson, Michael Jordan, Mike Tyson & Eddie Murphy…. RULED THE 90’S 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Joe_Parmesan]

Wesley too!

[@nintendians]

great scene.

[@bluiflip]

Didn’t know Chris Tucker made a cameo in this 2:42

[@potetstappe666]

The acting here is top shelf!

[@ChenLiTao]

Gang: Steals $200 worth of snacks Jackie: Destroys $4000 worth of shelves

[@MariothePlumber529]

Jackie Chan is the man!!

[@BrandonKohout]

You don't mess with the Chan-Man.

[@dt-gp2vg]

first movie ive see of him, now he's a role model. im working in a supermarket

[@nathanraymond7525]

That’s Chinese Kung Fu!!!!!!

[@tibork3845]

I think Jackie should have just let them take those candies because he caused more damage ... :D

[@daniel-qe9cq]

You know I have heard about a youtuber named daetrix is making a show called the rise of the last dragon animated series based on the last dragon movie from 1985

[@pacibaco]

Chan is a True Artist ... excellent technique , and in Amazing shape

[@AndreasW-p4r]

Beautiful classic

[@jinheeh9586]

Jackie chan always leaves a mess on where he fights

[@davidsosa56]

The move toward the end where he locks his arm and tells him good "don't cause any more trouble or I'll beat you up each time " would make a good wrestling submission move.

[@Be_Khaos]

HOW HAVE I NEVER SEEN THIS BEFORE TODAY?!!!

[@SupersportsNews24]

Jackie is very cool !

[@bnwo]

One of the greatest movies ever made.

[@johanpariury1393]

69 years old that's why I love martial arts and protect me and my family especially at work as a security officer

[@NaturonDemonto]

I love this movie so much, also i kept thinking that blonde guy was Daniel craig.

[@alienspace7903]

Отличные удары. Ни одной капли крови. Вот это мастер. :)))

[@kungfuman82]

This movie made me want to learn Wing Chun.

[@TheShinobi32]

One of Jackies best it just needed more fight scenes.

[@draganbosnjakovic1079]

TheShinobi32 at the end of the movie he was supposed to fight but he injured his leg when he was jumpin on the hovercraft

[@jackywoo101]

That old navy jacket have very good quality 😅😅

[@Boomgoesthedynamites]

Greatest movie ever

[@slruiz1986]

i remember seeing this movie in the theater and that kick at 1:25 made me say as a kid omg thats intense

[@badnoodlez]

this is peak Jackie Chan ❤

[@suhitosuhito7279]

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[@suhitosuhito7279]

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[@suhitosuhito7279]

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[@suhitosuhito7279]

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[@suhitosuhito7279]

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[@fistofhero]

This movie is in 1994. Jackie Chan is 40 years old in this movie.

[@andresvanpersie5682]

chinese kung fu best scene great movie

[@swas1110]

Jackie nailed it, he is a philosopher

[@SHINKU93]

My favorite Jackie Chan film

[@johnminasian6054]

At 2:50 - a cousin of Chris Tucker - The Comedian known for Rush Hour Series (1998-2007), Friday (1995) and Money Talk (1997). He would be expecting to make a movie with Jackie Chan the martial artist in the new installment of Rush Hour 4 somewhere in the future when the time would be right. A cousin of Chris Tucker the one you see in two minutes and fifty seconds would be relative and a look alike and it could only be. watch this movie I would recommend this for all Jackie Chan lovers universally - Please love this movie! watch alone. make all your dreams come true. Make a career of yourself and be charismatic even if this is one step ahead. The stage, audition and play altogether movies and music.🌟

[@MidnightKingL]

0:55 Is-is that Ben Stiller?

[@1ButtonDash]

lmfao no, that made me laugh thou hahaaha

[@BallydowseRambler]

I love her infactuated look at him at the end 😆

[@kcluu9390]

Rest in Peace Anita Mui.

[@King-yj2jx]

1:47 "OWHAA IHOOOOP"

[@geremyboissiere6783]

J'aimerais savoir quand sortira le dvd de police story 3 avec jackie chan et Michelle yeoh en vf dvd svp

[@caddyrack]

Jackie Chan made this Ruble in the Bronx in Vancouver. I was watching the 'action' from across the street car parkade.

[@jorgejorge5336]

Yo that round house kick dam what a kick lol so bad ass

[@PaulBGmz]

Jackie Chan is truly inspirational

[@thundergamesakathunderflas7255]

He was using wing chun in this scene

[@Clarensee]

Probably the best JC's American movie. I'm sure at least some scenes WERE sped up, seems too quick at times.

[@nissanelement43]

RIP Anita Mui ❤️

[@kwamerogers142]

Back when this was on vhs ahh I remember these days