Rumble in the Bronx - Punk's Hideout Fight Scene

[@kungfumaster51]

To think that he was 40 when he starred in this movie and is still able to move like he is in his 20's. I think we all secretly aspire to be like Jackie.

[@Dan-ei2be]

Fuck forreal? Look at him when he takes off his jacket in the market. Muscles and everything looks young.

[@Motorata661]

Asians age really slowy

[@SimonRiley135]

Asians

[@2Good2BeTrue45]

kungfumaster51 he was in his 40's doing this? I always thought he was in like his mid to late 20's or something during 90's........holy shit, Jackie Chan is one of the pinnacles of human achievement.

[@leejee88]

he was doing gymnastic/stunts since he was 7 performing in the chinese opera

[@alphacentauri3069]

I like how when he hits that guy with the glass bottle it sounds like he hit him with a cast iron skillet.

[@tjrizvi251]

Marshall Kuhn its funny since they throw bottles at him the entire movie, and you just expect it to break, but that sound. So fuckin satisfying lmao

[@phantomthiefjoker939]

Or a rusty iron. OUCH!

[@purpleraindrip1674]

Funniest part of the entire fight

[@acjuan84]

Or an acme anvil.

[@kidz4p509]

2:57

[@frenikfri]

No one does fight scenes like Jackie Chan.

[@tony_freshed]

+62 Fighter Everyone can do it these days. You see it in Tony Jaa and even Iko Uwais' movies. But yeah, Jackie made this very style perfect.

[@frenikfri]

***** Nah Jackie is still the real deal. The others are just trying to do their best.

[@tony_freshed]

62 Fighter If we're talking about progression then I must say that his movies after Rumble In The Bronx (especially in the last decade) haven't been impressive to me. But if we're talking his legacy as a whole and how much he has contributed to action movies then I totally agree.

[@avocate2017]

You do realize that Jackie Chan was already in his 40s by the time "Rumble in the Bronx" came out and that he was in his 40s-50s when he did the "Rush Hour" series, right? He was 53 when "Rush Hour 3" came out. Of course, his best work was done when he was younger, but it's hard to say that the movies after "Rumble In the Bronx" weren't impressive. Sure, the movies became more mainstream and the action scenes weren't as non-stop as they were in his earlier work, but he still had some amazing moves. There aren't many martial artists who continued to perform at that level in their 50s.

[@tony_freshed]

***** Age doesn't mean anything. Jackie was still in pretty good shape from 1995 to 2004 but wasted himself doing subpar movies. His move to Hollywood made his movie choices worse. Shame. As for martial artists-turned actors in their 50s that performs at the same level as they did previously, Donnie Yen comes to mind.

[@CNRhKXtreme]

This is how an action scene is done. The action is very clear, the movements connected and fluid, and with a ton of neat individual moments. Cut to today, and so many action scenes are shaky cams, jump cuts, and stunt workers interspersed here and there. We need a return to this.

[@Wafaloo]

John Wick is already changing things

[@Ghost_Text]

@@Wafaloo athletic leading actor + stunt coordinator director + jackie chan film studies = equals awesome

[@TK0S3]

@@Wafaloo John Wick isn't changing shit. It's an exception, not the norm. Keanu trained A LOT for that movie + they had a proper action director who came from the stunt world with a clear vision. 99.9% of actors can't commit to a role like that to that degree risking their lives like Jackie did. Outside of Jackie not many come close really. Hollywood does the shaky cam, random cuts, blurry dark scenes because their actors are crybabies who can't commit to physical requirements. Tom Cruise kinda does (I say kinda because as much as he likes doing the stunts, he doesn't really commit to the fighting part). Look even in China...Bruce Lee/Jackie Chan/Jet Li/Donnie Yen...no one else is out there...China doesn't have those type of legends anymore. Not many actors who have IT when it comes to fighting and action roles. If you love martial arts, better buy all these legends' movies because you won't be getting anything close to that for a long long time. Heck...Jackie Chan vs Benny The Jet is the best fight scene of all time and that was shot almost 40 years ago. And we still haven't had a scene that comes close to that. And chances are we won't see it in our lifetime.

[@evolutionmax9791]

@@TK0S3 Bro don't forget this is JACKIE CHAN we're talking about....the man does his own stunts vs. Someone who needs to be taught NOW, its a difference in person not change.....

[@sledge2742]

Yess the shaky cams really piss me off its so jarring

[@friendmwf]

How in the actual fuck does someone come up with this choreography? Genius

[@ayaction]

Michael F word that's what I wanna know

[@elmerfrancelacsao7397]

well Jackie is the stunt coordinator of this movie

[@SkeleandStar]

Jackie chan has a team that’s been with him for decades

[@mrt445]

Jackie Chan is on a different level to everyone else. I'm sorry but not even Donnie or Jet can compare. Bruce and Jackie are at the very top everyone else isn't even close. (Yes I'm aware that Jackie surpassed Bruce only because he lived longer, saying that Bruce would have been the ONLY person to surpass Jackie is a compliment in itself)

[@maskcollector6949]

@@mrt445 Jackie surpassed Bruce a long time ago, I can't rewatch Bruce Lee's fight scenes without yawning. Everything after Big Boss was lackluster and unrealistic beyond his duels, not to mention terrible plots/scriptwriting. Brandon Lee was the hugest loss cinematically, he was going places. Bruce was declining in quality by the time he died to me in terms of film. Still probably the hardest to beat in terms of a duel, but honestly Jackie Chan fights dirty and when pressed I think he would win despite saying otherwise out of respect. Chan was Bruce Lee's stunt double, after all. It's a shame the mafia murdered both of them. I'm 99% sure Bruce was into some shady shit and made some enemies. It was either the mafia or a rival kung fu school. That being said Jackie endorses the CCP cause they have dirt on his son, etc - all idols have clay feet.

[@andychang2739]

I always liked how when Jackie is pushed from behind after he gets off the pool table, he immediately punches the 2 nearest people, even before they tried anything lol. It's like he knew the whole fight was inevitable

[@michaelbull4344]

Well people forget at this point he had about 3 run ins with this gang where they attack him so he had the experience dealing with these guys in general

[@1stwonder788]

Yea he pretty much expected them to jump him

[@BigDogT]

Took a quick glance said take no chances

[@benjaminlucas1635]

Jackie Chan is the only person that could do a fight scene and make it hilarious at the same time.

[@MyAharvey]

Facts

[@kidz4p509]

2:57 Like so.

[@YTMLP]

jackie chan and jason statham

[@jonwu6919]

0:30 That was uncalled for...poor guy didn't do anything to deserve that. Remind me to never fall asleep on a hammock if Jackie Chan is in the room.

[@nemesisre4276]

Jajaajananai agree. And 1:50 too. That is so funny jajajajaajajaja. But he knows than everybody is going to attack him. That's way.

[@MrMike8789]

hahahaaa. after all these years of knowing this film, I never clocked on to that. poor dude.

[@sldffas9957]

I'm sure he had that coming lol...

[@CurbUrEnthusiazm]

He ganged up on Jackie in the alley fight

[@junaldinho100]

He was one of the guys in the shop fight and ganged up on Jackie in the alleyway

[@ThatGuy-te9wh]

The thing I like about this fight is how much it actually interacts with the surroundings. Jackie Chan is beating people up with bottles, arcade machines, and freezer doors, zero CGI trickery needed.

[@miked172]

And he did all his own stunts. He actually got hurt a few times during the filming. He broke his foot or his leg in one scene and had to wear a cast with a rubber shoe that slipped over it. In this particular scene, when he was ducking under the pinball machine, there was a take where he didn't get under it in time and his head got hit between the machine and the wall. And during the scene where he climbed up through but backside of a shopping cart, he got stuck in it once.

[@Novastar.SaberCombat]

To this day, this entire sequence is probably my favorite (next to the epic scaffold and "ladder" sequence) of all the decades. But NOT because of the absolutely genius choreography, execution, and timing. I think it's because of the beginning and end: "Do you have the guts? Drop the gun!" ... "Next time, I hope we are all drinking tea together..." ... ..."did he really mean that?" Yes, he really did. 🙂 🐲✨🐲✨🐲✨

[@daryljosephsajulga4912]

Cause if they were to fight again, they wouldn't stand a chance.

[@queenrocks77]

This is the movie and the fight scene that made me a Jackie Chan fan

[@tonynomikos3702]

This was my favorite movie as a kid. Its still up there among my favorites

[@BigT98_]

The noise of the bottle hit to dudes cranium gets me Everytime 😂

[@kidz4p509]

You’d expect the bottle to shatter, but instead, it’s as strong as a pipe.

[@joeygill2616]

I almost died when dude got beat up in the fridge!🤣

[@I-speak-U-shut-it]

I'm glad you made it out alive brother

[@Boaz833]

After the third punch he decided to stay in the fridge!

[@beetheb]

There simply never will be a fight choreographer better than Jackie Chan, ever

[@treseancann1261]

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

[@alexchang9709]

2:29 With a flick of his wrist he launches a television off the fridge like it's nothing.

[@colleenkennedy1934]

Guy in the fridge 😆

[@torballs]

Look closely, just the plastic back of a tv.

[@YakYo]

0:25 "YOU ARE ALL CABBAGE!"

[@MrMcfly1988]

frenglish ?? XD !!

[@Bubble23428]

Yak Yo! he is saying you are all garbage!

[@BrandonKohout]

That's pronounced garbage.

[@dnsvls]

Thanks... After reading this I now always hear cabbage instead of garbage :D

[@bberkzz]

It's four years ago since I've seen this comment and jeez I still hear cabbage.

[@labrador_dali]

So cathartic and satisfying when he takes the fight to them and comes out on top. Also I gotta give some props to Tony for holding his own against Jackie's character one on one, even if it's just for 30 seconds.

[@eppsislike]

That motivational speech at the end tho. That gave me goosebumps as a kid. Still does today.

[@videowatcherman63]

i love jackie chan fighting style he uses the enviroment to help him fight

[@Martialarts9239]

Jason always best to improvise.

[@The_whimsickal_artist]

@@Martialarts9239 exactly 👍🏻🙏🏻💯

[@mustachesally4134]

All Jackie's fight scenes were slightly fast forwarded to make it appear he was lightning fast. They've been doing that since the 60s. Impressive!

[@GodzillasSchlongPart2]

Can you explain

[@titrationss]

so empowering to see jackie when hes all pissed looking for blood, "you are all garbage!" not wanting to fight throughout the movie, except here, where hes pissed.

[@DumbLamia]

I know this is a ten year old video but I can't thank you enough for uploading the entire scene, including the amazing de-escalation and tea drinking lines and etc lmao

[@Conformist21]

Did you really mean that?

[@sceneitallwithjeffandjon6984]

@@Conformist21 Yeah

[@davidgee2988]

And near the end of the movie Tony thanks him after saving his life. That's one thing I love about Jackie Chan films, he doesn't just go around killing and mutilating people, he's compassionate while he's kicking ass.

[@terranceharvey9205]

They cheering Tony!, Tony,! Tony!. Knowing, he's gonna lose that fight lol.

[@michaelbull4639]

Terrance Harvey lol true i read chan taught them all how too fight " hong kong style" for filming these fight scenes

[@AKarnold1010]

I actually think Tony is a pretty decent fighter. On the pool table he was throwing straight punches and actually cracked Jackie hard with a left cross. The front kick wearing doc martens that put Jackie down was nice too. He's just not on the same level as Chan is

[@elijahstraight402]

@@AKarnold1010 He was actually a stunt double for various movies in the early 90's and he was pretty skilled at martial arts. However, nowhere near to the level of Jackie as you mentioned 😂

[@dakentaijutsu2010]

@@elijahstraight402 the actor who played Tony was a real martial artist? Damn, no wonder he put up a fight against Jackie, even though he was still getting his ass whooped!

[@elijahstraight402]

@@dakentaijutsu2010 Yeah, he was. And he has long catalogue of movies that he appeared in before he passed away.

[@gonzogranny]

Jackie really deserves all of the success in the world. He's worked so very hard to get to where he is.

[@robbieknox1012]

I’ve always loved that there was random shit everywhere. Golf clubs, fridges, empty bottles etc.

[@terradraca]

What is this gang called? "Guys who dress themselves in the dark"?

[@FabledHeroes3351]

Ha ha ha ha that's actually a damn good one I mean come on I know it was the 90's but people didn't dress that bad am I right

[@tjrizvi251]

+Lord Hawkeye It was the 90s

[@FabledHeroes3351]

+Tj Rizvi just like I said

[@NinjaStudent-yo5ws]

Lord Hawkeye the all garbage i guess lol bx street thugs look nothing like them lol

[@FabledHeroes3351]

Ninja Student that's a good one

[@Mio248]

Yeah yeah, the fight is amazing….. but you know what goes the hardest? That quote in regards to *Keung’s Hope* for his fellow people. That stuck with me the most after all these years. You hear anyone say that about their current enemies, they’re a real one 🔥

[@imhellag]

"You are all garbage!" hahaha oh shit i remember quoting that so much. That and "I dont wan troble!"

[@gwong93]

"I hope next time we meet, we will not be fighting each other. Instead we will be drinking tea together...." LOL AY-SHAN PRIDE BOYY!! ^_^

[@whatareyoulookingat908]

That was a very good part to add. Too often, the adversaries are painted are irredeemable and without humanity. After knocking down their egos, he extended his hopes for them... and they took a hard look at themselves and took it to heart.

[@TrillBelichick]

This is my Favorite Jackie Chan movie of all time. When I was a kid I lived in the Northeast just barely outside the Tri-State area and during the Woodchipper scene I noticed the background and I was like “That is no where near here.” Come to find out this was filmed in Vancouver Canada like most films.

[@youtubecommenter37]

A screenwriter in Hong Kong thought this is what gangs in NYC look like LMAOOOOO

[@michaelabercrombie7698]

What about the Charles Bronson movies?

[@ghostface7591]

That’s not a gang, more of a thug club.

[@evolutionmax9791]

I think there bikers.....

[@aliR25]

Apparently in an interview, Jackie shared that originally, the gangs would’ve been majority black people and he didn’t like that. He knew that there were bad people in any race so he wanted to hire a range of different races to be in the gang, which is why this is a pretty diverse gang.

[@Aces77777]

Until 1996 no Americans have ever seen anything like this before

[@neoasura]

Thats not completely true, a lot of us Americans did grow up on 70s and 80s Honk Kong martial arts flicks. But yeah, this was when it went mainstream in the 90s

[@Boaz833]

Bruce Lee

[@Aces77777]

@@neoasura you must be Asian

[@1sonic687]

Still gives me chills in 2020

[@misterb3577]

0:30 - Woke up too early from your mid-afternoon nap? Jackie's an expert at putting you right back to sleep! 2:06 - Still having trouble sleeping? Jackie will even provide a complimentary comfy chair guaranteed to knock you right out!

[@jeffersonandre9869]

I remember seeing this at the show and was like Wtf. I instantly went hime and wanted to fight. Thanks mr chan

[@frenchstick245]

He’s amazing! It makes me sad that someone this talented is getting old and won’t be making movies to share with us anymore..

[@danker9161]

What makes you think he’s stopped? Jackie chan isn’t retiring, he has just stopped cranking out movies at the pace that he used to, now that he’s actually legitimized as a big Hollywood name and does movies with massive budgets and scale. Jackie is one of those people that wants to make movies till he physically can’t anymore.

[@dakentaijutsu2010]

@@danker9161 he means since Jackie is 67 years old, he can't do all those stunts like he used to anymore!

[@treseancann1261]

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

[@raymondingram2539]

Definitely Jackie's best movie.

[@83j049733rfe4]

4:02 is the part everybody always forgets when it comes to villains. That magic little moment a hero almost never exploits to tell them like it is. Yes, he's reminding them that they're shit, but there's an additional layer to it, a challenge for them to be better people. You can repent. Do good. Rehabilitate your potential if for noone else than yourself. You can be a good person. It don't take no Jackie Chan kicking your teeth out to learn any better either. If you gotta be shit, be shit like Tony and have an arc that ends with you unfucking yourself.

[@taotaozhang4568]

Yeah honestly, I forgot how poignant that scene is until I saw it again. Most action movies would treat the gang of baddies as pure fodder, and if they get beat or killed it's because they had it coming. Leave it to Jackie to point out that he just wants them to start acting better. And something about the message juxtaposed with his accent (I'm allowed to say this because he sounds exactly like my dad) makes it sound like a Disappointed Asian Father moment and it's just all the better. Disappointed Asian Father who just whooped yo ass with a ski that is.

[@taotaozhang4568]

There's just something so pure about the fact that his character is naive enough to believe saying it in those simple terms would work, but he still does because that's how down-to-earth he is.

[@samuelgaldieri8212]

Jackie Chan, master of the environment

[@Vivenk88]

This fight scene is so cool.

[@oludotunjohnshowemimo434]

You are always guaranteed excellent and fast action quality fight scenes in Jackie's films.

[@Tyudd53723]

2:53 My Favorite Part Ever... 😂😂😂

[@marquisballard4213]

0:00 The song playing in the background at the start of the video is Stigmata by Ministry

[@axellsabode]

I had to look up this scene for the fight over the bottles because of that stupid echo leaked fight. Just to see how it could have been done

[@darthhavokk701]

Damn I remember owning this movie on VHS and watching it almost every day lol good times and one of my favorite fights in this movie imo 👍 J.C is the man!

[@Partyboy22]

You would think that after beating up the first 20 guys, the rest of the gang would be like "dude, fuck this!"

[@daryljosephsajulga4912]

He showed them his prowess.

[@afropick93]

Nah, gang rules are one jumps in they all do, or ones who didn't get grilled when it's over

[@andrius2274]

Shopping cart to the face was the best part..man that would suck soo bad

[@ShaneTheMunchist]

“Yu ah all Cabbage!!!” 😂😂

[@FabioGnecco]

watched this today with my mom and dad hahahah still a family favorite to this day !!! anyone knows the name of the song at the start ? i know the song... but i forgot it's in some guitar hero game perhaps

[@ohboyitsjimmie9409]

Did he beat this man up in a sleeveless turtleneck? 😭😂 u gotta leave town after that lol

[@LLNaTiOn26]

0:25 'You are all garbage' best quote Jackie Chan 1995 :-)

[@solaimanwahab5286]

I thougth he was saying " you are all cabbage" loool

[@marcleon1513]

Bruce keeps you in awe, but highly predictable as he almost never gets hit or is in any real trouble. I rank Jackie higher because its ultra-realistic and his enemies are truly trying to get him. He's the best in the business when it comes to how ALL fight scenes should be.

[@kakashisensei9258]

2:56 Jackie Chan is so strong, he can hit you with a beer bottle and make it sound like a cast iron skillet.

[@warrentubillara-sx4hs]

What is the original beer bottle hit

[@perunplague9794]

God I love this movie. You need to watch this scene in slow motion to fully appreciate it. I actually love how it ends with the Gang Leader saying “Okay… you win… go.”

[@AllenBorill0]

Lil Wayne got his ass beat 3:40

[@haytijr5823]

Lol

[@phil4863]

Looked like a female

[@subhashxrecord3131]

Incredible flip spin over fridge 2:22 man threw his whole body what seemed like opposite direction like it was nothing dude is so agile.

[@FourKaiju]

I can watch this fight scene all day long.

[@aplvsap]

Best stunt man/fighter of all time

[@DameunPutazo]

Don't fuck with Jackie. Even when you think he's not looking... best chance to win against him is to fight him on an open field with a gang of thugs; don't give him shit to use! He's a walking weapon.

[@cs77smith67]

He still beat them down lol

[@HawaiiKnut]

No, not the arcades! D:

[@phantomthiefjoker939]

Yep, the arcades!.

[@icefire5855]

Jackie wearing the outfit from BAD DUDES NES

[@AxionXIII]

Saw this opening weekend with my friends in grade 7. It was a big deal in our area as it filmed here in Vancouver. Wicked movie.

[@khoatran-sv7je]

If you guys watch carefully, you can see that Jackie actually uses Wing Chun when fighting on the pool table, I like that he uses a variety of martial arts in his movies.

[@alishibly8497]

عندما أشاهد افلام جاكي خان اشعر بمتعه ليس بطريقة قتاله فقط بل اشاهد افلام رغم انها كوميديه ايظا لكن فيها دروس للحياة , الف الف تحيه لك من بغداد عاصمة العراق

[@diontaymartin2498]

One of his best movie’s ever.

[@DankPope]

Tony Ferguson, the type of guy to name himself after a Jackie Chan villain

[@Kanoog]

He turned Pinball into Whack-A-Mole Jackie Chan edition haha.

[@Ryanthebrobdingnagian]

I always loved how in his movies he gets hit and pushed around a little bit. It felt so much more real and fun.

[@IsaacG8]

I used to watch this movie and think, "which part of the Bronx is this?" Found out later that they filmed this in Canada...

[@nurse425]

Kids: "Mom, how does he make his fights SO real looking"! Me: "The other actors are REALLY trying to kill him"! LOL

[@johnjohns3651]

Dude wtf this fight scene is incredible

[@curtisebear1568]

1:49 two guys just chillin out and getting obliterated for no reason 🤣

[@ex0dusguilty]

Gotta give credit to the stunt guys playing the goons who are taking all of Jackie Chan's punches and doing flips into furniture. That throw into the pinball machine was crazy. They don't make stunts like that anymore

[@michaelmcgrath1733]

Nothing's worse than being beaten on home turf, and by only one individual no less💪🤣

[@beakedmonk3981]

4:26 Most powerful moment/quote of the movie. Applicable to any and all conflict 😥

[@AliRocky1990]

That’s my favorite scene ever always hands down

[@TheBigStinko]

Greatest of all time right here.

[@gitrickt8105]

3:50 that dude got wacked in the nuts like 3-4 times in under 3 seconds. XD

[@gergelynagyfugedi6864]

What a magic, all the billiard balls venished when they jumped on the billiard table.

[@ramifaroush1193]

Gergely Nagyfugedi hahaha o shit never noticed that xD

[@jamesspears8226]

Jackie Chan mastered this fight

[@PTRK490]

3:50 😂😂😂 that cracked me up lmfao

[@PatrolOfficer161]

Forever sad that Stallone couldn't write a scene Jackie would want to be in. Rumor has it that he avoided the "Expendables" because the part was minimal, much like the the stuff Jet Li was relagated to. A definate loss to us fans.

[@alejandroramirez4470]

Definitely a childhood favorite of mine but as an adult after reading his autobio, the last words really made the scene. Anger reacting to anger is sad.

[@DatBwoiXERXESdem]

Tony thinking to himself after getting mangled “why i throw the gun away” :(

[@daryljosephsajulga4912]

To show if he has the guts.

[@nurse425]

When your trained to use the entire ROOM as a weapon, LOL!

[@franklinsannicolas2142]

AND THE FIGHT GOES ON

[@stwilson3550]

Jackie Chan is trying to get the biggest combo modifier by using environment takedowns.

[@Ophiuchus123456789]

This film is great but the outtakes at the end are even better. The bit where he slides under the pinball machine 3:10 didn't work first time. He got his head crushed by it at one point.

[@HRPufnsting]

Ha I was thinking about that while I was watching this, Jackie Chan movies always have the best outtakes.

[@marvel6592]

That's what I love about him he makes the fighting look so cool and yet funny at the same time that's what I call slapstick combatant 😄😊😁😁😁🥰😜😅

[@cowboyjohn5743]

i will never mess with any Asian in my life.

[@TheBaah88]

one the best fight scenes ever if not the best one

[@BloodBoiling]

Those punks better be happy that jackie was their opponent rather than donnie yen otherwise all them either may have broken bones or possibly end up dead

[@Michal161ify]

easy men, it´s only about fighting choreography and if you like it or don´t, legend number two after Bruce Lee is Jackie Chan, and I fuckin like Donnie...

[@BloodBoiling]

I know. But the tone of donnie yen mma choregraphy is rather brutal to the point that i feel that every strike that comes in contact is deathblow or crippling blow.

[@MrBrandonStar]

Elom Essamaa-Ayi or jet li

[@misterb3577]

Or even Tony Jaa. He won't kill you (usually), but his attacks tend to fall into the "cripple you for life" category of brutal...

[@Roderickthegray]

Elom Essamaa-Ayi Yeah most of his characters show little mercy too

[@azrealgamer]

what a masterpiece by Jackie..

[@syvcthr5927]

the side bumper of that billiard table are so small, lol just less than 1/2 inch tall

[@streakydrip8792]

That gang has the most diversity I’ve ever seen lol

[@haytijr5823]

Lol

[@Murdokk00]

equal opportunity gang shit

[@broadstreet21]

Every race under the planet... a wonder they can understand each other.

[@Chr1s808]

That’s New York. Everyone unites while LA everyone is divided by race. Sad.

[@tomtrinchera8405]

Gravity don't exist in a Chan fight scene.

[@Br00talPanda]

All these stunts were real

[@foxcole2006]

Me and dad saw this classic back in 1996

[@MadMax9to40]

I've never seen anyone fight using his environment like Jackie Chan can. A true artist.

[@pinksugar0120]

Jackie Change is a true Kung Fu master in that he's not only a master of himself, but also of his environment. Look how uses everyday objects to his advantage during the fight.