Rush Hour (1998) | Canadians First Time Watching | Movie Reaction | Movie Review | Commentary

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[@righthandoftyr947]

"How volatile is C4?" Barely at all actually. You can drop it, run it over with a vehicle, shoot it, throw it in a fire, and it won't go off. It's extremely hard to trigger without a detonator. Which is what makes it attractive for military applications; it can be carried around with minimal risk of an unlucky shot detonating it in somebody's pack and taking out a whole squad.

[@DaemonKeido]

Hell you can EAT and SHIT it out again and it's not gonna go off

[@farlonmuentes6004]

yeah, i was so confused when this movie came out like c4 doesn't go off easily like that because if it was, military won't use it at all because that's a huge hazard if it can just go off if a bullet hits it.

[@dementare]

To defend the movie in this case, which normally doesn't matter cause in movie... "Bullet Make Car go BOOM", however, that C4 being already rigged up... increases the odds of a bullet cause some form of electrical charge in the current detonating system... I.E. causes sparks/arcs/shorts in the system, etc.

[@KandiStomper]

Watches C4 scene: Everyone in the military:🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@rayyman6934]

Same goes for dynamite, needs a fuse.

[@robburns4176]

3:34 In the director's commentary it says that there's only a simple direction in the script that the girl in the back seat starts singing with the radio, it was a total surprise that she could actually sing, it wasn't something they looked for during casting. You guys like Jackie Chan, watch Shanghai Noon next.

[@yaqubebased1961]

AKA The adventures of John Wayne and Wyatt Earp

[@jerodast]

@@yaqubebased1961 John Wayne? That's a TERRIBLE cowboy name!

[@patricke0n]

Police cuffs keys are infact universal. Especially in the era of this movie. Used to be able to unlock cop cuffs with a key from store bought cuffs.

[@DaemonKeido]

Not quite universal, but the cuffs that cops use make up roughly 87% of the cuffs used on the market. Enough to be very likely, almost assured.

[@ieyke]

@william walsh LOL I've owned handcuffs since I was 5, and I have handcuff keys on my car keys. No one has ever questioned either.

[@awmperry]

Here in Sweden both cuffs and their keys are completely unregulated - and all cuffs used by the police or security industry have to be of similar spec, so here all the keys do fit (unless the cuffs are fluffy

[@mikegoodwin2386]

Smith & Wesson and Bianchi. If you had the key to those two handcuffs, back then anyway, you could probably open 99% of the police handcuffs in this country.

[@awmperry]

Yup. And nowadays, of course, the same key will work for the vast majority of Hiatts, Peerless, S&W and ASP cuffs. Are Bianchi cuffs still common in the US now? Haven’t seen them make anything but carry gear for ages now over here in Europe.

[@shanemcconnell358]

Jackie Chan said the scene when his character first meets Chris Tucker's character was very similar to the first time the actors met in real life at the offices of the William Morris Agency. Chan said Tucker was talking so fast that after the meeting ended, Chan told his manager, "I don't understand any of the words coming out of his mouth!" - a line that was used in the film. If you two decide to do more Jackie Chan movies i'd like to recommend "Rumble in The Bronx". (1995)

[@NialasDubh]

The stunts in Jackie Chan's early movies are flat out insane.

[@jp3813]

31:30 To that point, Jackie had already demonstrated to the filmmakers how he was gonna climb a tree in this movie. But then on the day of the shoot, he still had to wait 5 hours just so the safety people could get set up for the stunt. By contrast in his old Hong Kong films, sometimes they'd sleep on the set for several nights so that the time spent on shooting action scenes each day can be maximized.

[@Cheepchipsable]

Yes, they should watch some of the old school martial arts film, and in the bloopers someone will do a flying kick of a first floor staircase and land on their head, then everyone bursts out laughing along with the guy who messed up the take.

[@talkshow69]

Well I'll give props to Hollywood for wanting the actors to be safe, but all that effort would be rewarded if the actors actually did their own stunts without much use for doubles or frequent cuts. There's a reason Keanu Reeves and Tom Cruise are popular. Not only do they do their own stunts, but they have the utmost respect for their stunt crews and other safety people.

[@jp3813]

@@talkshow69 In Hollywood, it's more about the insurance companies trying to minimize their costs. The likes of Reeves & Cruise are given lots of creative control b/c of their box office success as long as they still adhere to safety policies. By contrast, Jackie had to speak w/ Will Smith just to convince the studio to extend the shooting days for fight scenes in The Karate Kid remake. The climax of Drunken Master 2 alone took four months to shoot, which the Hong Kong studio gave JC total control over. In a behind-the-scenes interview w/ Brett Ratner for Rush Hour 2, he said that he always limited Jackie's time to choreograph action sequences b/c "Americans don't like long fight scenes". Mind you, he made that claim after The Matrix & Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon already proved him wrong.

[@MikeMozzaro]

Simones reaction to the "What's up my N..." joke makes me *so* *desperately* want to see the two of them react to Blazing Saddles now~

[@TheOneAndOnlyFloridaMan]

Good lord they would not be able to handle it

[@prollins6443]

It would be amazing to see Simone lose her shit at all the jokes!

[@sademontgomery2181]

@@ThreadBomb lol yeah ed gets out the car and say "wassup niggas" 😂😂

[@cimiez1]

E aí meu CRIOULO! o que você disse? E aí meu CRIOULO! . 😂😂😂

[@RoodeMenon]

I find that film very outdated.

[@ididthisonpulpous6526]

When Jackie Chan describes how he would determine the "safety" of stunts was for example measure the gap between two rooftops and than draw it on the floor and see if he could jump that far than go shoot it... He represents an era that will not likely come back around. The environment in HK now is so tightly restricted by Beijing it is now just a memory. That and the steep decline of Peking Opera schools, probably for the better in most cases, but that's where the best action performers of the 80s and 90s came out of, including Jackie Chan.

[@Moosh50]

Holy shit! The taxi driver, the one who pulled his gun at 8:05 is "Mean" Gene LeBell, "the Godfather of Grappling", Judo grandmaster, and a looongtime stunt performer and coordinator. He was the first person to really teach grappling to Bruce Lee, and he once choked out Steven Seagal so hard poor old Steven shat himself. True story. He also fought in what just might have been the first official MMA fight againts boxer Milo Savage in December 2, 1963.

[@idbrady9759]

I thought I recognised him! All the best from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@DavidParching]

im sure neither of them 1,000 percent have no idea who that is

[@danilopapais1464]

Imagine the biography: "Jackie Chan, OSHA nightmares". I hope they are reacting to the other Rush Hours and, my favourites, Shanghai Noon and Shanghai Knights because I love seeing Simone enjoying Jackie Chan movies.

[@XavierXSims]

@@szeddezs I can think of a handful of other Jackie Chan films they need to react to.

[@SeraphArmaros]

@@szeddezs Hey, why not both?

[@eduardochavez7889]

I would love to have them see Shanghai noon

[@blinkachu5275]

Also, all 3 Rush Hour movies are funny as heck, can recommend watching all of them ^-^

[@crobeastness]

Naw, the 3rd one is trash. Rush Hour - 9/10 Rush Hour 2 - 9.6/10 Rush Hour 3 - 3/10

[@blinkachu5275]

@@crobeastness if you think the 3rd is bad, that’s fine. But that’s called an opinion. And my opinion is that it’s the best out of the three as I enjoy it the most.

[@crobeastness]

@@blinkachu5275 opinions can be wrong. The 2nd one is the best.

[@blinkachu5275]

@@crobeastness And that is factually incorrect :) Opinions regarding entertainment/media CANNOT be wrong. Hypothetically, you can tell me you enjoy Skyrim and I can tell you I find it an incredibly bad game. Factually, it is a game that has a ton of glitches/bugs and to me it took me too much out of the game to enjoy. So would you be wrong for enjoying Skyrim (again, hypothetically speaking)? No. Please educate yourself on teh differences between opinions and facts. You really come across like an idiot. I think the third one is the best out of the three as I enjoy it the most currently. I think the first and second one are great, but they suffer from the "2000s" look for me, they're very bland to look at. They also have very predictable plots.

[@riastradh]

@@blinkachu5275 cap. Ain’t no way

[@puppetmaster8551]

All 3 of these movies are super enjoyable but the first too are absolute classics, some of the best action/comedies ever, Jackie and Chris just had fantastic chemistry too. Best way to describe these movies Imo is that they’re just a blast. The outtakes are also legendary and some of the funniest ever.

[@violetgibson9]

The other two are great too. The little girl was razor sharp and really made the talent complete. Jackie is awesome, but he has had as many injuries as Evil Kinieval. His wit is just as excellent as his stunts. The match up is perfect. Those two work off each other like a machine. Great movie. Great reactions.

[@jp3813]

Way more injuries than Evel.

[@jobbo_]

"Compared to the rest of his filmography, it's nothing" - truer words were never spoken. Rumble In the Bronx, Who Am I, Police Story.. The man is an absolute stunt legend

[@MrSirFluffy]

In real life a lot of bombs do have color wires. Especially professionally done bombs and not back ally junk bombs. They do it to not confuse themselves when arming it, one wrong connection and BOOM you lost your limbs. Also, any remote or detonation system has to be wired as well and often times they are modular. So in order to properly put together bomb components the wiring system has to be legible. Also tags would help, but they aren't often used. We also have to remember most bombs never get diffused so the makers of them don't ever consider going through the extra effort to make all the wires black and using tags only to remove them. It's just adds more work and more danger for something that won't likely happen. That said, not EVERY bomb is color coded but most of them are. They also aren't standardized, but specialist learn the standards of different groups or organizations. Plus their are broader standards that seem to be a bit more universal such as black usually being ground.

[@zazagirl3373]

Chris and Jackie are so brilliant together dude. Being able to do what they do isn't easy, Jackie being such an amazing martial artist, doing all the stunts himself, all real, all blood and sweat. He is such a master at his craft, it's not easy to be on point with your choreography, every kick and punch has to be perfect for the big screen. Chris does the same but with comedy, it's not easy being funny with tons of hot camera's surrounding you in a room full of strangers. Chris does martial art's with his presence, his voice, his facial expressions, he's just addictive to watch on the screen. These two were such a perfect match! lol This entire trilogy will always be classic!

[@adgato75]

13:36 - That was exactly what he was trained to do , from a very young age. And the Peking Opera School training was VERY intensive. Not to downplay his talent and dedication. But it is something he is trained for and experienced at. The average person is not.

[@jamieross3563]

I read Jackie Chans autobiography and his experience at that school sounded like hell!

[@samueltheprideofafrikarobi9319]

When Jackie climbed up the moving container at the top of the movie, I immediately started to wonder by Simone's reaction if this was her VERY FIRST introduction to Chan. If that's true, Cinebinge needs to do far more Jackie Chan movies. The law demands it.

[@yvonnesanders4308]

The proper Hong Kong stuff not the Hollywood films

[@mundanepants]

around 6:00 with the yelling and language barriers, it adds some layers that Jackie actually wasn't fluent in English when they started filming. He knew a little but wasn't comfortable talking. The director managed to convince him out of getting his lines dubbed and Jackie learned his dialogue phonetically, which you could never tell from the movie. He's said in interviews he learned more English on the set filming this, than in all of his years in school

[@DementedDistraction]

"WOOOOOOOO, YOU KNOW HE DEAD!" Rumble in the Bronx is a good Jackie Chan movie if you want to see some crazy stunts.

[@JustLiesNOR]

The fact that he does a lot of them with a broken leg and cast made to look like shoes is crazy.

[@lemonherb1]

I remember when they shot this in Vancouver

[@CEngelbrecht]

Jackie Chan hung from a helicopter in a rope ladder for 45 minutes for "Police Story 3". And him sliding down a genuine skyscraper is from "Who am I?" That man is a our time's version of Douglas Fairbanks Sr. and Buster Keaton combined.

[@kermitcook8498]

Any Jackie Chan movie runs outtakes during the credits. Hal Needham introduced Jackie to the US market in Canonball Run. I love Jackie running up walls. Chris Tucker is a funny funny man. Bless you guys.

[@tonyrossell832]

@Carlos Spicyweiner No it was the first Cannonball Run, I have it on dvd

[@bullseyecello]

I love this trilogy. The second one is my favorite

[@NandR]

You know he ain't gonna be in Rush Hour 3

[@nebulous8389]

Ya know Jackie doesn't understand the humor of Rush Hour and was surprised it was a hit.

[@xayzer]

YES! You should definitely do a reaction to the movie where he slides down the skyscraper! The movie is called "Who Am I?" and it's among my all-time favorite Jackie Chan movies.

[@sarahobah]

Best stunts in my opinion.

[@donkorte80]

The sky scraper stunt was in “Who am I?”, my favorite Jackie Chan movie. It also has a bunch of outtakes at the end including the building slide.

[@danniandersen5858]

Yes handcuffs has a universal key, so every cop can open each others cuffs when need. Imagine if you cuff someone and you go off duty, that would be extremely inconvenient for all :p

[@arthurgoonie4596]

its also a huge security flaw since anyone could just by the key its not even a complicated one.

[@jamietaylor5570]

Mostly. There are some models that require slightly different keys.

[@pedrothevenard]

@@arthurgoonie4596 It's not like handcuffs are supposed to be first rate impossible to escape measures, they are just convenient ways to restrain someone really fast, and the fact that cops keep using it for this long just means that maybe 1 in a million times someone has a spare key hanging around his pocket, but most times it just works fine.

[@BlackWACat]

@@arthurgoonie4596 i mean, some people are cuffed with zip ties lmao the long-term security is not the point

[@farlonmuentes6004]

@@arthurgoonie4596 cuffs aren't meant to be like a prison. it's just for restraining movements. it's harder to do anything with your hands tied like even running is much more inconvenient because you use your hands for balancing.

[@ruth2141]

I discovered Jackie Chan back in the eighties when I worked in downtown New Orleans and there was a kung fu theater near the office. I'd be there for every Chan movie they showed. I heard that when he started working in Hollywood he was frustrated by how long they spent setting up safety equipment for the stunts.

[@CraftsWithCrafts]

I LOVE SImone's amazement at Jackie Chan's stunts...guuuuuuuuuuurl...there are a TON of great Jackie Chan movies and stunts just waiting for you... Also, the wire colours are mainly a Hollywood convention to make things easier on our heroes. Also, the skyscraper slide scene is in "Who Am I?" and set in Rotterdam - fantastic stuff.

[@asirnewazkhan4172]

Ah memories. Loved the roof fight scene.

[@Anon21486]

Yes and no to be honest in regards to the wire colors. The cables are typically manufactured with different color wires within a single sheath. I think Hollywood tends to overdramatize though, such as at 25:10, where it is a Red, Grean, Blue wires connecting to a heat shrink tubing. Anyway, it is more convenient and cheaper to get a cable with multiple wires rather connect individual wires. A good example of this would be a standard ethernet cable. The ends are typically clear so if you look closely at it, the cable has 8 wires, with green, blue, orange, and brown as there colors with the other four cables as white striped alternates...

[@nebulous8389]

Jackie wasn't really satisfied with the action scenes in rush hour and still doesn't quite understand the humor 🤣

[@15blackshirt]

For more great action/comedy duos, I recommend watching Tango and Cash with Sylvester Stallone and Kurt Russell, the Lethal Weapon series with Mel Gibson and Danny Glover, the Bad Boys trilogy with Will Smith and Martin Lawrence and Red Heat with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jim Belushi

[@Cheepchipsable]

Tango and Cash is great, just for the overacting.

[@JT-Rebel]

Somehow, a Black American Comedian and a Hong Kong Movie Legend work together for the first time, but look like they are life-long childhood friends...their chemistry is so underrated.

[@ragnoel1]

in Germany we had a Show called TvTotal Jackie was a guest & he said that in Hollywood every stunt is planned to the smallest details, like the sizes of wires & stuff But in China it was more like "Is the rope long enough?" "........maybe"

[@pete_lind]

Jackie Chan , Who Am I , movie he does the slide on glass roof in Rotterdam NL , bloopers reel is on YT , In that there is a safety rope , but still hes walking on glass . In other scene , he flies in air over beams used to the window washing platform and then grabs one of the beams , with his hand , just before he's going over the edge , there you cant see any rope at all , thats 18 floors up and camera follows over the edge showing no safety gear on side of that building .

[@tycol322]

Reminds me of the story he told of meeting Spielberg. The story goes that he asked Spielberg about making Jurassic Park, how they created the dinosaurs and he answered with "its really simple" and gave him the full cgi and animations walk through. Then Spielberg turned to him and said "let me ask you something. How do you do all those stunts?" Jackie responded with "oh its real simple. Director yells go. We go. Run. Jump. Hospital. Repeat"

[@BJBee]

@@tycol322 Jump. Hospital. Repeat 🤣🤣🤣

[@CrownTitan]

I'm surprised no one mentioned the 'judo' Gene LeBell cameo as the taxi driver. He was a prolific martial artist nicknamed the godfather of grappling and friend to Bruce Lee and best of all he made Steven Seagal shit himself 🤣🤣🤣 Sadly he passed away in August 😢

[@CasualRonin]

The reason why explosive devices have multi colored wires is so that in case the maker has to disarm it for whatever reason. Always have safety protocols for your own demolition devices.

[@jamesrandolph1045]

C4 is VERY stable, you can quite literally set it on fire and it will not blow up

[@sonnyb7612]

If there was 5 more Jackie Chan movies yall reacted to I would definitely watch it.

[@tempsitch5632]

25

[@jculver1674]

Shanghai Noon, Legend of Drunken Master, Police Story, Rumble In The Bronx, Project A. Those are my picks for the other 5 they should react to.

[@devilface97]

@@jculver1674 and legend of the drunken master 2

[@Empty12345]

You also need to watch Shangai noon & Shangai knight, they are as fun as rush hours if not funnier!

[@randallshuck2976]

I really like this flick and his Shanghai Noon/ Knights series with Owen Wilson.

[@ChrisBrown-rf3yp]

The chemistry here is gold😂😂😂

[@Mr59Kenzo]

Yes George the handcuffs have a universal key. also based on the behind the scenes video Jackie and his own stunt team designed and did all the stunts. the blooper reel is hilarious as well. you guys gonna do Rush hour 2 and 3.

[@mattp6089]

You can't detonate C4 by shooting it. Even John McClane has to detonate it with a detonator, and he has next-level shooting powers. If there was a detonator in the C4 and you somehow managed to shoot that..... maybe.

[@GeronFletcher]

Maybe he short the cars gas tank?

[@BogeyTheBear]

And even John McClane had to use the electrical charge stored in the flyback of a CRT monitor to set off those detonators.

[@JulioHernandez-chico]

Ok so fun fact. Jackie Chan during this time he didn't speak English fluently nor understood it that well either. They told him what to say and how to say things. So the bar fight scene is one example" they told him after you say it twice the fight sequence will start" they have a trilogy of these films and in the bloopers you see that in the 3rd film he still doesn't know some of the things they tell him to say. 🤣🤣

[@candicelitrenta8890]

In an earlier Jackie Chan movie, he made a jump where he broke his ankle, had a cast put on, had them paint it like the other tennis shoe and went back to finish the stunt himself. They show that in the credits as one of his injuries. He is amazing

[@dnish6673]

Rumble in the Bronx (AKA Rumble in Vancouver standing in for NYC).

[@yasser3268]

Simone: it’s obviously about either like 8am or 6pm Audience: (booing)

[@sebastianjoseph2828]

If you want to watch a Jackie Chan movie with great choreography, I recommend Police Story. It was made and set in Hong Kong.

[@AutomanicJack]

yes. police story for absolute demolition

[@crobeastness]

Police story 1 and 2. 2 is even better with the choreography.

[@trevorgoddard2278]

The skyscraper slide is near the end of "Who Am I", and he has hung from a helicopter in at least two of his films "Police Story 3: Supercop", on the end of a rope ladder (for at least 45 minutes of filming), and "First Strike" having snowboarded off a cliff (over a freezing lake).

[@aniket8350]

Now that you guys have watched a Jackie Chan movie you can put his other films on the watchlist too Also from the interviews i have seen, American directors have a hard time shooting with Jackie because of his stunt

[@jp3813]

It's the other way around. JC has a hard time w/ American filmmakers b/c they don't allow him to do what he wants when it comes to action scenes due to time constraints and insurance policies.

[@totallyflippedout]

Police Story, Project A, Super Cop, Wheels On Meals, Rumble In the Bronx are just a few of Jackie's best movies.

[@SammyRebbo]

You gotta love the outtakes at the end of Jackie Chan movies!

[@MrZeek1519]

"Shanghai Noon" is another great buddy comedy with Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson

[@jamezmcc]

Honestly one of the funniest comedies of the last 25-30 years. Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker are just the best 😁

[@headphones2006]

How awesome is Jackie? So happy he got his honorary oscar

[@maxchen9185]

26:39 in the movie "Who Am I", where he slid down a 45 degree slope of a skyrise in Amsterdam for the grand finale, with zero wires attached.

[@Putrefax]

That movie George talked about where Jackie slides down the side of a skyscraper with no wires is called Who Am I? and it has some of his best choreographed fight scenes

[@waylandblack]

Thank you Simone and George that was a lot of fun :) Im a long time fan of Jackie Chan and its good to hear others marveling at his skill and commitment -- on the latter, I always think of Legend of the Drunken Master (aka Drunken Master 2) where he falls full length onto red hot coals and scrambles out on his hands and knees - resulting in terrible burns to his hands. Talk about suffering for your art. Anyway, thanks for this feel good reaction, you two keep being you -- and we, the interweb horde will keep enjoying your content! Cheers

[@definitelydelish]

WHO AM I is one of my fave Jackie Chan movies and the slide down the side of the angled skyscraper is great, the bloopers at the end when he almost rolled of the edge of the building was crazy. He's amazing, love all his work from Hong Kong to his American made movies...

[@selkie76]

2:06 I saw this film with a Chinese friend and her family when it came out. I recall her father was providing a corrected translation all the way through ^.^

[@jewel79]

The helicopter stunt is probably "Police Story 3 (Supercop)". And the stunt where he is sliding down the skyscraper roof is "Who Am I".

[@ReverendLondo]

If Jackie Chan says "I don't want trouble" and you still try to assault him, you're lucky if you don't wind up getting beaten with a ladder or something.

[@ThatShyGuyMatt]

My wife is from the Philippines and sometimes people will speak in Spanish to her thinking she's Spanish. Other times they assume she speaks no english and call her everything from Chinese to Vietnamese to Japanese. People don't realize in the Philippines, Engish is taught in school as their secondary language. Maybe some aren't perfect with it, but they know more then most people who come from other countries who know no english or very little.

[@richieb7692]

When Jackie Chan started in America, he never could get insurance and had to pay his own medical Bills. Often losing money if he got seriously injured as he wouldn't get paid if he could not work. He campaigned for years for change, and now thankfully things are very different. Jackie personally pays his stunt team himself, often getting them more than if they were paid by the studio. If any if his team gets injured they still get full pay, and he pays their medical expenses.

[@dcaslick]

Rumble in the Bronx was my introduction to Jackie Chan and it blew me away. The outtakes were crazy.

[@stockton22]

That’s “Supercop” aka “Police Story 3” where he’s dangling from the helicopter. The one with the skyscraper slide I believe is “Who Am I?”.

[@nielsdegroot9138]

@26:25 The movie where Jackie Chan slides down a building is Who Am i? (1998)

[@RyoHazuki224]

The movie you guys referred to where he slid down the side of a building is called "Who Am I", great friggin flick!!

[@kingscorpion7346]

during filming, Chris Tucker talked so fast during their scenes, Jackie Chan needed an interpreter just to know what he said!

[@AceBunnnny]

The movie with the skyscraper was "WHO AM I" and i believe the helicopter was from "Police story"

[@Oz349]

It's funny that he brought up the insurance on the movie considering that's a big reason why Jackie Chan does ALL of his own stunts

[@vwlssnvwls3262]

The Jackie Chan movie with the building slide is "Who Am I?"

[@11DNA11]

For the Skyscraper slide.. "Who Am I" is the movie.

[@LeePresson]

If Jackie Chan has a catchphrase, it's "I don't want trouble!" He says it in almost every movie.

[@Ilix42]

"Who Am I?" has him sliding down the side of a huge building.

[@charliewang9054]

I think the movie Jackie was around the chopper is called the The Police Story 3 the super cop, which is also great to watch!

[@xavvierr5544]

i did not expect this, you guys gotta react to the 2nd movie its soo good

[@ultrasciencelabs]

For Jackie sliding down a skyscraper see "Who am I?" The outtakes are wild. For dangling from a helicopter "Supercop"

[@ajandrianjafymusic]

Man I’ll never get bored of these movies they’re literally gold

[@bynahelemaal]

The movie where Jackie slid down a building was Who am I, and it was partially filmed in my hometown Rotterdam in The Netherlands! I was little when they shut down part of the city for filming

[@MidnightSt]

"omg he actually did that!" there's a shorter phrase for that: Jackie Chan

[@IR4TE]

Oh yes please watch 'Who am I' was my first Jackie Chan movie when I was a kid, still love it. It's the movie with him sliding down a sky scraper.

[@brianvalencia7717]

@IR4TE Yup, that's what I thought it was,. Although I saw it once a long while ago, but that scene I did remember. Btw, they should also watch Supercop.

[@IR4TE]

@@brianvalencia7717 They should watch all his stuff, maybe start with his early work. :D

[@brianvalencia7717]

@IR4TE I concur, probably start with Drunken Master.

[@CxOrillion]

IIRC it's his first movie shot in English

[@rayyman6934]

The movie where Jackie hangs onto a ladder from a helicopter is "Supercop".

[@JoeXTheXJuggalo1]

Yes you should definitely watch some more Jackie Chan movies. Most of my favorite movies he has done are the ones from the 70-90s. There is Dunken Master, Project A, Armor of God, First Strike, Police Story, City Hunter, Super Cop, Twin Dragon, Rumble in the Bronx, The Legend of the Drunken Master, Accidental Spy, Shanghai Noon, The Tuxedo, The Spy Nextdoor, The Medallion. There's a few more but it's hard to think of them at like 5 or 6 in the morning.

[@karlmortoniv2951]

I remember seeing an interview with Jackie Chan, probably for one of the “Rush Hour” sequels, where he must have been having a bad day ‘cuz he kind of went off in a not-entirely-jokey way about how he hurts all the time now ‘cuz he got banged up so much over the years. I mean, dedication is great and all but I hope he doesn’t hurt all the time. ☹️

[@Ozai75]

The best line in the movie is right after Chris Tucker shoots the main enforcer guy. "Wipe yourself off man, you dead."

[@RyneMurray23]

The bloopers at the end of these movies are always great.

[@Mugen026]

The movie where Jackie hangs from a helicopter is Police Story 3 aka Supercop

[@Rainbow.Pegacorn.Cosplay]

In my mind, Rush Hour is among THE BEST buddy cop/action-comedy movie franchises in history, right alongside Lethal Weapon. They did a FANTASTIC job pairing Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan together as Detective Lee and Detective Carter.

[@marklangille7620]

Rumble in the Bronx is my favorite and he broke his foot but still kept doing his own stunts as well as it was the first of his I seen. This is the one that made me a big fan of his.

[@Deathbird_Mitch]

There are also outtakes and blooper reels for this movie.

[@LoLuHHC]

Jackie slides down the side of a building in "Who Am I?" which, for whatever reason, I LOVED as a kid. And the theme song is still fire to this day...

[@TheSpakksen]

Who am I is amazing! That's the one were he slides down the building.

[@michaelzabala4850]

The movie you mentioned at the end where Jackie Chan dangles from a helicopter ladder was the movie Supercop from 1992. The Chinese title for that movie I think was Police Story 3.

[@generichuman2044]

Jackie Chan is probably my favourite actor. I'm not that old but not one has come close in my lifetime to being as good of a stunt actor. The man is a legend

[@nitrokid]

Jackie's stunt was pretty tame in this movie, actually 😄

[@volkerp.2262]

The building slide stunt is from the HK Movie "Who am I?" it is from 1998. But the best films from Jackie Chan are the Drunken Masters Series and Armour of God and Armour of God II: Operation Condor. Jackie Chan is definitely a own category of movies. Highly recommended

[@XRos28]

You guys are hilarious! Great reaction to a great movie. FYI: Jackie Chan is a pro singer as well, that's why they were joking about it through the movie. The movie with the skyscraper you were talking about is "Who Am I", great movie too.

[@brandonstarr983]

Either of the Drunken Master movies are great Jackie Chan flicks. I love the second one especially.

[@A23457]

It’s funny you said the fight scenes are like a dance. Jackie Chan said classic American musicals influence the way he choreographs his fight scenes. Everything has a beat.

[@Lil-Britches]

The fact Jackie does his own stunts is epic.

[@Jiff321]

I cannot believe this dude didn’t speak English when he was 12 lol. He has no accent at all. Speaks better than the entire city of Chicago 😂😂

[@bcn1gh7h4wk]

26:30 "Who am I?" from I think 1993. a stunt duplicated years later in the video game Mirror's Edge, which is all about running..... and I remember it because I played it, and I tripped balls during that scene, and I was short of screaming "THIS IS TOTALLY THE JACKIE STUNT!"

[@deenormus1975]

Yes! Oh please oh please oh please play the outtakes🙏