RUSH HOUR blew me away! (mostly cos of JACKIE CHAN'S skills in martial arts)

[@MaryCherryOfficial]

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[@tarmok3756]

7:47 "I love a movie where the two partners don't get along." So Lethal Weapon next?

[@dsss2152]

I love jackie chan

[@st0n3p0ny]

@@tarmok3756 Shanghai Noon IMO. Jackie and Owen Wilson together is even better than Jackie and Tucker.

[@Tommytumee]

If you are into hilarious martial arts, I highly recommend Kung Fu Hustle. I also highly recommend IP Man - even though it is not funny, it is a martial arts movie with very good storytelling.

[@jeremystevens6640]

@@Tommytumee she should definitely see IP man movies and kung Fu hustle ✌️❤️

[@chandleralves698]

This trilogy does not disappoint, so many quotable lines 👌😂

[@darnellwilliams8783]

Rush hour 2 was the Best one

[@JakeToll37]

No doubt about it

[@khirylowry9007]

I donk know I was pretty disapointed by 3. Love 2 tho

[@benjammin9471]

I want some mooshu!!!

[@faridbang8566]

Rush hour 3 was the best for me

[@tbrenji]

One of Jackie Chan's first roles is as an extra in a Bruce Lee film and Bruce accidentally hits Jackie for real with nunchucks or a bo or something. They finished the scene and Bruce rushed to Jackie apologizing but Jackie took it as a badge of honor. That day Bruce Lee validated Jackie Chan. Legends!

[@st0n3p0ny]

It was a hard wood staff yeah. Jackie wasn't hurt (because he was knocked out on his feet, so there was no pain). But he played pretend he was hurt because Bruce was holding him and obviously Bruce was a hero to a lot of Chinese people.

[@SnappingTurtle801]

The movie is Enter the Dragon.

[@missingrighty]

Bruce Lee promised Jackie that he would be in every movie he did but Bruce died a month before Enter the Dragon premiered

[@st0n3p0ny]

@@missingrighty Bruce died before ETD was released? Never knew that. Damn...

[@marlonclark1896]

@@st0n3p0ny yep it's real sad how Bruce didn't get to see the good work and masterpiece he did

[@walkinglootchest1251]

Fun fact: While filming the bar fight scene Jackie was completely unaware of the history behind the N-word. After recording the scene he asked Chris Tucker why everyone would be so mad because the scene wasn't making sense to him and after Chris Tucker explained he was ashamed and vowed to never say it again and that he wouldn't do anymore Rush Hour movies if he had to use that word again.

[@vtsoi4413]

oh damn, i didn't know that....

[@thelegittaco974]

@@vtsoi4413 he's respectful in that way; he even asked the director to pull f-words out of the script (maybe not all of them but you know)

[@bilalc4415]

Where did you hear that? I’m trying to look it up. I mean if that’s true, I’m not surprised because that seems to be his character!

[@SteelSpurs]

Jackie Chan is the salt of the earth

[@TheBigchekka]

@@bilalc4415 its a comment on the internet with 0 sources mentioned. So it must be true

[@MrHoboman12]

Jackie Chan actually barely knew English during this movie. He said he literally only knew his lines and that’s it and he still managed to give a great performance

[@marlonclark1896]

Chris tucker actually taught him some English

[@samarjeetbhonsle6000]

@@marlonclark1896 I bet the first thing he taught him was the n word line, that would be HILARIOUS AF

[@charlesjonessr3684]

Chan was in a movie in Chicago called The Big Brawl in 1980 and he also did another movie called The Protector which was filmed in NY and Japan 1985 with the late Danny Aeillo and his English was pretty good

[@Haerinx87]

Jackie has interviews from the 1980s and he speaks English. His English was very good in 1998 when the first Rush Hour was released.

[@lexkanyima2195]

@@Haerinx87 he improved in the 80's

[@ProHero86]

Jackie Chan does all of his own stunts to the point where he had to make his own insurance company because nobody else would cover him

[@davewolf6256]

If these stunts and martial arts impressed you, you should see Jackie's Hong Kong movies. He literally almost died in one of his films _(Armor of God)._ And in another he literally jumped down a three story pole without a net _(Police Story)._

[@MandoWookie]

Drunken Master is still a favorite of mine. The second one, that was released in the US first.

[@iwrotewords510]

@@MandoWookie the second one is probably the greatest martial arts movie ever. The amount of skill needed for the fights is next level.

[@whatsup9314]

Meals on wheels fight scenes are also great and underrated

[@darnell_uc]

If you’re impressed here, Jackie Chans stunts in his Hong Kong movies are FAR superior compared to his American ones. Jackie use to talked about how much he hated the production for US movies cause they’re so rushed and edited poorly. Also him and Chris Tucker were not the best of friends in real life either during the first movie. Chris Tucker would always show up late, crack jokes and improv during scenes. Jackie wasn't use to that or Tuckers hyperactive-ness. Plus Chan's english wasnt as good back then.

[@aerthreepwood8021]

Rumble in the Bronx next! It's a solid action flick and there's A LOT of Australians in the dub.

[@aboutthat1440]

They good now. Chris Tucker has been to china to visit him multiple times.

[@averysteffen1732]

Tucker would help Jackie with his English on set, and Jackie would teach him martial arts in return, so there was a little mutual respect

[@exodustimes4266]

After watching American movies with Iko Uwais, I agree with Jackie Chan about them being rushed and edited poorly.

[@Tampahop]

In all fairness, no American insurance company would cover an Asian style Jackie Chan movie, so his martial arts scenes are toned down considerably in American movies.

[@jeanpaulmedellin]

Jackie Chan was already a martial arts/movie legend, but this trilogy really put him in Hollywood. And Chris Tucker is at his best in this movie trilogy.

[@glenmcdonald375]

Either this movie or "the Fifth Element" were Chris Tucker's best!

[@ozamrani22]

This and "Friday" I think

[@mahad813]

Back when comedy was at it's peak and prime levels. Chris Tucker is a legend♥️

[@Antwannnn]

we are in a drought rn

[@A-Dubs398]

Movies stopped being funny in the 2010s, with the one except of 21 and 22 Jump Street.

[@vando6679]

@@Antwannnn that's cause everyone gets offended too easily.

[@lifepodscast]

Too many snowflakes cryin cumplainin now a days 🥴

[@vando6679]

@Randy White well if that were true than we would have actual comedy again. We wouldn't have people say "well that didnt age well" over a joke that has to do with rice and asian people. We wouldn't have people constantly try to cancel south park because its "offensive". Trust me dude there are more people who get offended than people who complain about people being offended.

[@ryanadams2671]

Nobody does Jackie’s stunts. That’s the beauty of his acting. He comes up with and choreographs almost all of his moves and has broken pretty much every bone in his body including his pelvis which is why he runs a little funny. He’s a master of his craft.

[@Pelgram]

Compare the choreography in this to the Jedi fights in Star Wars. It's embarrassing. And some people think those were good. Any bargain basement Asian movie has better fights than Star Wars. Lucas wasted a great concept

[@leviettri3576]

Not really, he still have doubles. But it's only when there're some moves he can't perform to his liking or when he's suffering from injuries

[@JedHead77]

Fun Fact: The cab driver who pulls a gun on Lee and Carter is Gene LeBell, famous martial artist, stunt man and wrestler, who also worked with Bruce Lee, as did Jackie.

[@NoahLebeau72]

He also put Steven Seagal to sleep. Made him number 2 himself lol.

[@angeloterrones9789]

Wow never knew that awesome

[@wasabi5338]

Gene LeBell also fought a boxer named Milo Savage in a boxing vs judo match, and he won.

[@JedHead77]

Fun Fact: The home they used as the Chinese Consulate was used as the exterior of Wayne Manor in the 60s Batman TV series.

[@latrell3169]

Coo

Nice detail.

[@MarkyMarc89]

I actually got to meet both Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan as they filmed a Rush Hour 3 fight scene at the hospital that I work at and got them to sign my Rush Hour 2 dvd. Jackie is bigger than I thought he would be as I met him. Those 2 are kind and hilarious!

[@JamesASharp]

Cool!

[@Anya_forger089]

That’s so cool

[@darylsfan9680]

Jackie and Chris are a dynamic comedy duo.

[@JedHead77]

Mary, the Rush Hour trilogy is where most Westerners saw Jackie for the first time. But true fans know his greater films and stunts, which he made starting in the mid-1970s.

[@Iron-Bridge]

Correct. His early work in Hong Kong was dope. 👍

[@dubrob210]

Actually it was Rumble in the Bronx.

[@Vanquish79]

I first saw him in Cannonball Run

[@forestcatkay14]

Lol for me the first time seeing Jackie Chan was his animated tv show and then Rush Hour.

[@JedHead77]

@@Vanquish79 Me too, and that made me watch his HK films in the 1970s, when I also found out he worked with Bruce Lee.

[@JedHead77]

Jackie’s films are known for their outtakes during the credits. Although the ones on the RH trilogy are funny, his Hong Kong films are more of him getting hurt doing the stunts. 🤕

[@antoineporche-rideaux4841]

chris and jackie became really really great friends after doing 3 rush hours and when jackie got a lifetime achievement award from the oscars it was chris tucker who presented it to him . also tucker was really close to prince and michael jackson

[@jalojenkins8316]

Jackie Chan is a GLOBAL treasure! The Rush Hour trilogy is a staple for action/comedy films, I hope you continue through them!

[@mageeaaron2624]

0:50 Fun Fact, Jackie Chan's stunt team actually helped with the martial art scenes in Shang Chi! Plus, the director if Shang Chi actually wants Jackie Chan to be cast in the sequel movie!!!! 💪🙏🏽

[@IanJenn356094]

Rip Brad Allen

[@mageeaaron2624]

@@IanJenn356094 Yeah 🙏🏽😔

[@RedNinjashowtime]

I don't care how old this movie is it's still one of my best and favorite movies to rewatch.

[@rojobroko5979]

Jackie Chan is a Legend at Comedy and Martial Arts👌

[@texasrattlesnake31637]

Yes! Finally! The best buddy cop movie! Non-stop laughs and action on this one! So happy you reacted to this M! Jackie and Chris are legends on this one! Looking forward to your reactions to the rest of the trilogy M!

[@marlonclark1896]

my second favorite buddy cop film after Lethal weapon

[@alexjohnson1261]

We need the second and third movies, you will love them!!! They are all classic action comedies that I don't feel anyone's life would be completed without viewing 💯💕

[@LLEntertainmentChannel]

Seeing Mary dance and sing "War" along with Carter and Lee in one of my favorite movies ever made is a bit of serotonin that I needed. So adorable!

[@Thundarr100]

Hey Mary. The fact is that Jackie Chan is very well known for doing all of his own stunts. Rush Hour was actually kinda mild in comparison to many of his other movies. Especially his earlier work from Hong Kong. You might want to check out his other movies, Rumble In The Bronx and Mr. Nice Guy being two really good examples.

[@Belhade]

I love Rumble in the Bronx, got it on cassette tape and watched it a million times!

[@ACRobinson]

you need to see part 2 it picks up right where this left off you'll love it.

[@anthonyjamesvasquez]

If you liked this, I definitely recommend "Supercop" (1992), in which Chan partners up with Michelle Yeoh. That's my favorite of his movies. It's the third film in the "Police Story" series, but you don't need to watch the first two films to understand anything.

[@1ProfessorPorksword1]

"He's a good dad. I think he's gonna die." That would be the Disney curse

[@jeffreyphipps1507]

Many, though not all, modern museums rent artifacts from their rightful nations. However, we also need to keep in mind that some of the artifacts original owners have legitimately changed owners when nations choose to sell artifacts to museums with better viewing values (more people come to see/generate more revenue). Pieces on display today in reputable museums require authentication by recognized owners. The catch is that previously stolen items may take years to be established as stolen.

[@darrylt8502]

Rush Hour 2 is my favorite of the trilogy. The dialogues are just hilarious!

[@jeffthompson9622]

Jackie Chan also memorably teamed up with Owen Wilson in the western movies "Shanghai Noon" and "Shanghai Nights."

[@Logan-ed4pu]

13:52 Cell phones have existed since the 80s I believe, but usually upper middle class and up people had them. It wasn't until around 1998-2000 when they started becoming more affordable and commonplace. I didn't get my first cell phone until I was 19 in 2002 lol.

[@CoryHeadquarters]

“You aint got no baby back ribs no chicken wings?!!” “CHInese food nO SOul food HERE” 😂

[@lobokurg2786]

Jackie does all his own stunts, often with broken bones from doing them so often. He tends to have a blooper reel at the end of all his films, and is generally a great personality.

[@QuantumS1ngularity]

Jackie Chan and Tom Cruise are the only 2 Hollywood actors who have their own insurance policy, because they do their own stunts. No one wants to insure them because it's crazy risk. That's why lately Tom Cruise is even producing his movies on his own.

[@michaelthorn6215]

@MaryCherry...OMG what a funny movie to react to. I laughed along the way. What I really liked, is that you included the bloopers during the credits (which I had no idea that was included.) I really think that Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan had WAY too much fun filming this movie. I am so subscribing to your channel. Now I'm gonna have to binge watch all your videos.

[@coreyhendricks9490]

One Of The Best Unlikely Buddy Cop Movies Ever Made

[@neabby]

Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker's chemistry together is top tier!

[@DouglasJohnson.]

When I was a much younger man, we used to go into Chinatown in Philadelphia to purchase bootleg Jackie Chan films on VHS. It was the only way to see some of his incredible work from Hong Kong, and well worth the effort. It's nice that we live in a time where you can see his entire catalog much easier now, but I do sometimes miss the treasure hunt aspect of being an old school fan.

[@kpny8484]

The outtakes for rush hour are some of the best.

[@Beserker-dw4ic]

The comedic timing and humor of this film. Pure gold lol.

[@NetAndyCz]

I love this movie a lot, it is a really well blend of comedy and action and Jackie with Tucker are such a fun duo.

[@comntz4u]

A film critic once remarked that no one worked harder to please his audience than Jackie Chan.

[@commsense1979]

Loved you singing along with Jackie and Chris hahaha now that song'll be stuck in my damn head the rest of the week.

[@neon-rust]

Yes, it's all his own stunts, and also remember that he was about 43-44 here... The age when a lot of people sits on the couch, practicing their remote control moves. :)

[@lexkanyima2195]

True

[@dimitrisnikoloulis4071]

Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan are the most beloved police duet in cinema ... West and East together ... Boom! Rush hour, baby ! Soo - Yung is a brave and adorable little chinese lady !

[@VengefulPurity]

After the rush hour series, Shanghai noon and Shanghai Knights next!! Love Owen Wilson and Jackie together too! Jackie just works so well with anyone! :)

[@a1sawse939]

12:08 your face when he said it 😂😂😂😂you stopped opening the drink 😂😂😂😂

[@cineeggs630]

Jackie Chan is pure cinema.

[@Godzilla-tu2cd]

Yup

[@DanJonesHypnosis]

Definitely worth reacting to the full trilogy and also Shanghai Noon and Shanghai Knights with Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson, also reacting to some of his earlier comedy films would be cool.

[@quellebeaute1]

Rush Hour was one of my childhood favorites. You definitely have to check out Rush Hour 2.

[@thubelihlezondi5822]

The number of times I watched this movie as a kid, I think I can quote all the lines in it.

[@soccerviet123]

These movies will always be my favorite! Rush Hour 2 is even better!

[@ultimateninjaboi]

God. The War scene makes me so unreasonably happy every time i see it

[@rebelranger]

Cell phones did exist in 1998, but they weren't as common. They were very expensive and were big and bulky.

[@vinchinzo594]

Binged your videos all day. DAY WELL SPENT.

[@Deedric_Kee]

Rush Hour! Oh man! I own and love all these movies. I'm watching all these with you "Mary! 🤩

[@HoopleHeadUSA]

This movie was an intro for America to one of the greatest martial artists and stunt actors of all time, Jackie Chan! Totally legit and OG

[@chapmje]

When you watch any Jackie Chan movie it’s important to realize he does his own stunts and action scenes. Every movie he does has some of the best stunts you’ll see.

[@mageeaaron2624]

Oh snaps!!!! This is a classic!!!!! Hope you enjoy the movie! 💪🙏🏽

[@TCM215]

Jackie got his stage name Jackie from aussie tradies when he was working in Canberra as a labourer when he was 18. They just started calling him Jack because they couldn't pronounce his chinese name properly then the nick name jack became Jacko and then Jackie

[@primevil110872]

I use to watch Jackie Chan in those old school Kung Fu theater movies in the 70s. As per the thumbnail title, his Kung Fu skills go back decades. Absolutely worth finding one for the good martial arts and a good dubbed campy laugh

[@hughw2377]

You singing Mariah Carey Fantasy put a smile on my face😁

[@jinkazma]

didn't expect the very apparent disregard for Chris Tucker 💀

[@Southlondonrider92]

Yh she hated anything he did and loved anything chan did 🤔🤔

[@realovio]

@@Southlondonrider92 she racist

[@ilthok]

I would wholeheartedly recommend The Legend of Drunken Master, a Jackie Chan classic.

[@geminilife3014]

Yes!!!! Jackie is awesome! Has lots of iconic Kung Fu artists. My fav is Ti Lung

[@Kiluei]

Rush Hour is just scratching the surface of Jackie Chan's legacy. The guy's a legend. Does all of his insanely choreographed stunts. It's all shot in a satisfying way without many cuts. He uses objects around him. Isn't indestructible. And there's lots of comedy in his fight scenes too. He's style is super unique and the greatest martial artist actor/filmmaker imo.

[@sfodd1979]

Jackie Chan is beyond amazing, in every way. There was a false rumor he died of covid in 2020, Marvel's trying to get him to be in Shang Chi 2, hopefully for a big role. He's just great. Jet Li and Bruce Lee are both phenomenal, but Jackie Chan just has a charisma that the others lack, at least to his extent. It's the humor, I think.

[@smokeedinero]

Jackie DOES all his stunts! He was in his mid 40s when this movie came out!

[@lexkanyima2195]

And Tucker was young for him

[@jason-basin]

Rush Hour 2 is the gem of the series!

[@chrisgiles6050]

Best buddy comedy duo of all time, Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker are 2 national treasures to the movie entertainment industry, and they were my favorites when I was younger

[@StorytellerDan]

ALL ´Rush Hour´ movies are well made. Worth it.

[@theghost25120]

4:20 "Good dads I don't know if they last very long" 😅🤣.

[@dabloonkitty]

i literally love jackie chan 😭

[@Mrmapleleaffan13]

The song when the radio station was a song from the film’s soundtrack

[@lamontharrison5067]

Jackie Chan does all his own Stunts

[@25taylor91]

YES. Childhood favorite, part 2 is the best for me. Also happy you watched the credit bloopers, Jackie Chan staple.

[@h2oximore484]

Thanks for your videos! I love Jackie Chan! He's the perfect man. He knows how to do everything, absolutely everything! I also recommend "The Tuxedo", "City Hunter", "Shangai Noon", "Rumble in the Bronx", "New Police Story", and "Thunderbolt"! All of Jackie Chan's movies are classics! :D

[@slmeucalesa1]

Rush Hour 2 is a comedy Masterpiece ..........Bloopers are killer at the end.....

[@AnuViation]

Shanghai Noon and Shanghai Knights are definitely up these movies alley. Jackie does well in movies where a counterpart is present.

[@jeffstacy6636]

The thing that makes these movies even MORE impressive, is that Jackie Chan always does his own stunts in every movie he has ever done. and he has done alot of movies.

[@chrism7395]

I'm sure others have said the same, but the stuntwork in Jackie Chan's earlier Hong Kong films are incredible and definitely worth a watch!

[@tommycerda1689]

You’re one my favorite KZbinrs! Thank you for being so awesome!

[@fern4real733]

Dude, you're in for a treat, such a hilarious movie, the other 2 are funny af too 🤣

[@KingAsa5]

I cant wait for Rush Hour 2. Legendary 😂🔥🔥🔥

[@dianem8544]

I hope your headache is gone by now and thanks for taking one for the team. Jackie Chan's so funny (and cute, I love him) so watching him when you already have a headache is a hard road!

[@JedHead77]

Definitely finish the trilogy, Mary.

[@WolfHreda]

30:30 Jackie Chan is legendary for always doing his own stunts, regardless of how crazy they are. He has injured himself so many times, but he just keeps going. I hope you go deep down the Jackie Chan rabbit hole. He's unique in cinematic history.

[@TristenS27]

Chris Tucker was so absolutely hilarious in this movie. Sadly, no way you could get away with these kinds of films these days though

[@deckzone3000]

You bots love saying that lie.

[@TheRebuilt1]

@@deckzone3000 there isn't this type of talent in Hollywood and studious are subconsciously programmed to be as riskless and edgeless as possible. Name anything outside of another MC or DC movie that was actually clever or action liked this in last 5 years.

[@deckzone3000]

@@TheRebuilt1 Everything Everywhere All at Once

[@PTS-Maid]

Ironically Warner brothers is trying to make a rush hour 4 lol

[@SubjectRandom21]

Went to the cinema to see it, brilliant film. 'You might see one of your cousins walking around'. I so burst out laughing at that.

[@supersaiyansoto]

yes please watch the rest of the 2 films !!!

[@kopxpert]

32:53 lmao u took "be polite to my nuts" the wrong way (or perhaps the correct way 😂😂😂)

[@joshuawells835]

Two Words - Cultural Revolution. The Chinese have a mixed history about appreciating their culture. Also, Jackie Chan is amongst that group of actors who do their own stunts.

[@rcr6264]

I have seen this movie many times including in the theater and I have somehow never thought of that line being delivered that way. 33:08 LMAO!!!

[@nowthatisawesome5431]

Another good Jackie Chan movie is “Rumble in the Bronx”. A lot of amazing stunts in that one as well. Jackie never disappoints.

[@BaktasMIntrasWala]

@13:55 "did cellphones not exist in 1998?". They had a big Motorola box phone and maybe the prototype of Nokia 5110🤣 I miss my childhood.

[@SirSSau]

One day I was going to Wing Chun training here in Melbourne, and there was a crowd of people, so I went and had a look and it was Jackie Chen doing a tram stunt lol

[@luisespineira9882]

Love watching the outtakes at end of every Jackie Chan movies.

[@mannylopez42]

YES, MARY... please watch all three online, you will not be disappointed, and they all have bloopers at the end of each movie. What a treat. ;)

[@tomvang3326]

I highly recommend watching Rumble In The Bronx if you wanna see more of Jackie's martial arts and stunts. The fight scene at the gang hideout is one the best examples of Jackie using the surroundings to his advantage.