Rush Hour is GREAT! | First Time Watching | Movie Reaction

[@AwesomeUSMovies]

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[@chrisj2546]

Have to watch Sons of Anarchy

[@HeartlessPhoenix]

Looks like you got Rush Hour 2 scenes in your thumbnail! Not sure if that's a mistake or not. I thought it was a Rush Hour 2 reaction before clicking on it.

[@leeannmcdermott8313]

I hope you consider watching “Chernobyl “ it’s only 5 episodes but an outstanding series

[@AdamJ09303]

Rush hour 2 is even better

[@LunaticKD1991]

Jackie Chan is a legend. He does all of his own stunts. All three of the Rush Hour movies are great.

[@candicelitrenta8890]

Jackie Chan is known for doing his own stunts. In one of his earlier films he jumped onto a boat and broke his ankle. He had a cast on that foot and he painted it like a tennis shoe and just continued with the film. I am surprised that you have never heard of him. He is Legendary

[@3DJapan]

Rumble in the Bronx if I'm not mistaken.

[@suthius85]

You DEFINITELY need to watch more Jackie Chan movies. I think you would thoroughly enjoy his humor and his fight scenes.

[@Lucas-Stl]

I recommend Around the World in 80 Days! xD

[@Zekegedd]

Legend of Drunken Master is my favorite.

[@3DJapan]

"he's very parkour" I think Jackie was doing this before parkour was invented.

[@ohsfer11820]

Jacky was doing his stunts since the 70s. He's been doing it way long before the term Parkour became a thing

[@chrispruett81]

Jackie does ALL of his own stunts! He is a LEGEND!!

[@TheOldSilverFox79]

You deffo need to see Rush Hour 2 & 3 as well. Part 2 is this time in Hong Kong, very funny. Jackie Chan didn’t hit big time in US until mid nineties, most probably one of the best martial artists ever. Does all his own stunts, everything you see him do, he does it himself. Usually choreographs all the fight scenes too. Has made over 140 films, most of them chinese to be fair. He’s directs, writes, sings, you name it he’s done it all in the film industry, a legend. Definitely check out a few of his other movies. Has a few classic kung fu movies too from late 70’s/early 80’s for me most notably Snake In The Eagle’s Shadow.

[@obelieoly3455]

Jackie Chan isnt just a guy who does his own stunts, he also founded, ran and developed his own stunt team to perform these crazy stunts. He is also both a writer and director of several of his films.

[@coreyrees840]

Jackie is a legend, does all his own stunts, was once a student of Bruce Lee.

[@MUGTOWN4LIFE]

Rumble in the bronx Whos with me????

[@belindalopes6774]

Love Rumble in the Bronxs

[@MUGTOWN4LIFE]

@@belindalopes6774 as do i But not as much as i love you😁

[@EzraPeterson]

Chris Tucker was close friends with Michael Jackson and would love to imitate Jackson's dancing especially in front of him cuz Jackson always got a kick out of it

[@DavidRomigJr]

Jackie Chan is a great performer. There are plenty of domestic and foreign films with him in them. His primary martial art is a performance kung fu, but he is skilled and an expert in many forms. He always does his own stunts insofar as insurance on a production lets him, and many have been dangerous. Again he’s just great.

[@senpai_lol8171]

would love to see you react to some early movies of Jackies like Drunken Master its a lovable classic imo (:

[@anonomas6126]

The foreigner, rumble in the Bronx, supercop, Shanghai noon, and drunken master are some of his best works.

[@donjackson5522]

Don’t forget Jackie Chan’s first American film: Cannonball Run. He didn’t even speak English yet.

[@hackroots02]

That a staple of Jackie Chan movies bloopers and doing all his stunts.

[@kosh6612]

ROFL.. weird timing! This morning I had breakfast at a cafe that used to have half of it's chairs mismatched at one point because Jackie Chan shot a scene there and broke half of them during the shoot. I have yet to see him in a movie I didn't enjoy. You should definitely check out more of his films.

[@justwondering5651]

"The Asian gentleman"? Jackie Chan IS "the main actor." Chris Tucker is the sidekick.

[@worthalook4870]

Jackie is a true legend of cinema, a master. Enjoy the ride. Check him out with Owen Wilson in Shanghai Noon and the sequel

[@texasgunslinger8060]

Though formalized in France, [ hence the name "parkour" ] it might well be said that Jackie Chan invented parkour as kids around the world would imitate his stunts. And like Jackie Chan, many wound up in the hospital. As indeed, JC has spent a Lot of time in the hospital as he does All of his own stunts. And has broken just about every bone in his body. So yes! You should definitely do more JC movies as you will be Amazed!

[@ralphmcclure6896]

Jackie does all his own stunts when he was a young star in china he used no nets no wires and would be scaling h sky scrapers and everything he is crazy and he’s a true martial artist also extremely successful classic Chinese musician

[@js6729]

Jackie Chan does ALL of his own stunts

[@RedmoonIndustries]

I used to own that phone 21:53 and after it rings, that double beep right afterwards indicates that it's not plugged into the wall phone line. The Jackie Chan Stunt Team, also known as Jackie Chan's Stuntmen Association, is a group of stuntmen and martial artists who work alongside Jackie Chan. Founded in the 1970s, it originally included Hong Kong action stuntmen and martial artists, before expanding to include international talent over the next several decades.

[@peterhecker1343]

And He's not only very Parcour, the French Guys who "invented" Parcour and made it famous in the western world did it because of Jackie Chans Movies He is THE Goat of Acrobatics in Movies and Parcour is just a part of that ;)

[@Rocco1332]

"it looked like the Asian guy was doing his own stunts..." my soul hurts. You need to watch more Jackie Chan movie pronto, start with his older stuff.

[@marygifford9379]

Through the course of his career, Jackie Chan has broken most of his bones, some more than once. He is a master of several martial arts.

[@7thsealord888]

Jackie Chan is an absolute legend in Chinese cinema. His use of crazy stunts, comedic improvisation, martial arts and acrobatics in most of his movies is next level. This is a dude who, in a couple of movies, used a two-door fridge to help him defeat a roomful of baddies. .... And pretty much ALL of his movies have bloopers as part of the end credits. Oh, yes, and he was also 'Monkey' in Kung Fu Panda'. :)

[@cherylcohen5700]

Canonball run was not jackie's 1st movie. His 1st on screen role was in 1962 when he was just 8 years old. It was called Big and Little Wong Tin Bar.

[@dionysiacosmos]

Jackie also always shows the bloopers!

[@3DJapan]

Jackie famously does all of his own stunts and usually has outtakes and bloopers in his movies.

[@ReymundoCortez]

Jackie is a legend, does all his own stunts to this day. Has broken numerous bones including has a hole in his skull.

[@leeannmcdermott8313]

You need to watch “Die Hard with a vengeance” (die hard 3) if you like a cop/partner/buddy movie. It’s one of my favorites!

[@Nmiller4486]

One of my favorites!!

[@prettypointlessproductions]

Jackie Chan is famous for always doing his own stunts to the point where now almost no movie studios will insure him

[@nortski78]

These two became best mates through these movies and it shows, the chemistry is fantastic.

[@wicketwolfgamer8349]

You should definitely check out the rest of the rush hour movies they are hilarious 😂

[@stevenrogers8601]

The bloopers in the movies are one of my favorite parts 😂❤

[@spaceshiplewis]

Jackie Chan is the godfather of Parkour. He does his own stunts and has broken a lot of bones doing it. The difference between Hong Kong and LA is that a good (more reserved Asian) police officer like Lee would rather arrest a criminal rather than risk blowing one up and causing collateral damage like Carter. This was filmed in the late 90's and the LAPD were hated because of their brutality in the early 90s with Rodney King. The FBI didn't fire their guns because they were too prideful and actually didn't care about the situation enough to risk getting shot at in return.

[@lmcgregoruk]

Police Story* and Rumble in the Bronx are 2 other Jackie Chan movies you should watch. *Police Story (1985) not Police Story (2013).

[@coreyrees840]

British ruled HK until 1997, which is when this came out

[@AwesomeUSMovies]

Totally didn't know that

[@anonomas6126]

There’s a lot of controversy as the Chinese government promised to let Hong Kong have an independent government. 20 years later they have installed their own government and cracked down on the freedom of the citizens. Look into Jimmy Lai.

[@coreyrees840]

@@anonomas6126 yup 100%

[@3DJapan]

16:38 I go to Chinatown in Philly all the time. Yes, they have really good food, especially soup dumplings.

[@themccallpack1089]

This is a classic comedy trilogy. Make sure you watch the bloopers at the end of all of them. The thing about Jack is he does all his own stunts. No ropes no wires no stunt doubles. He’s very good at using things around him in a fight.

[@kas3r197]

jackie is the goat thats for sure but he do use ropes/wires for some stunt.

[@themccallpack1089]

@@kas3r197 yeah a few

[@mchllwoods]

u should see Jackie Chan in Jackie Chan: Who Am I? he not only starred in it, but he did his own stunts, directed it, and sang in the end credits of the movie.

[@ianhill8345]

Great reaction James to a very funny Rush Hour movie

[@rainbowpegacornstudios]

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

[@robbinsnest6163]

Jackie chan is the best! ❤

[@filipohman7277]

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[@ohsfer11820]

Jacky do all his stunts.. Except the time when he was injured. He doesn't do parkour he's Jacky Chan. He's been doing it since the 70s.

[@3rdjrh]

5:32 Shawshank Redemption…Boggs

[@tiffanyphillips6086]

Need to watch the next one it's great too

[@fairydust-weepthewildwinds]

Chan is a child actor, grew up making movies etc. He is also in CANNONBALL RUN with Burt Reynolds and I believe Dom De Louise… plus many other great actors… popular in the old classic Hollowed era. If you love movies… please do a one day a week Old Classic Hollywood movie night with fantastic movies (Nothing else compares)📽️📸🎥🍿

[@Arjak2]

You NEED to watch more Jackie Chan! One of the greatest action stars of all time! Some recommendations: Police Story, Project A, Drunken Master 2

[@19Paul91]

This is amazing, its Jackie Chan!!!! Who hasnt heard of Jackie Chan! He is a legend for doing all his own stunts.

[@x-man9473]

3:52 Yup. I mentioned it and requested this movie when you reacted to The Fifth Element. (pats myself on the back). haha

[@bebop_557]

If this is your first introduction to Jackie Chan films, you absolutely need to check out Police Story, Rumble In The Bronx, and Meals On Wheels

[@Galiant2010]

Jackie Chan actually got his start as a stuntman, mainly for Jet Li. His style of acting is greatly comedic combat. I know your channel is "US" movies, but anything you can watch with him would be great. Maybe check out Shanghai Noon and the sequel if you want US movies with him. The Medallion is also fun.

[@LordVolkov]

Jackie Chan will go down as the greatest stunt-man in cinema. The stuff he's survived will chill you to the bone (he's broken pretty nuch every bone and even punctured his 💀). Always watch the credits for the outtakes. His career goes all the way back to Enter The Dragon (Bruce snaps his neck 😉), but I think you would enjoy his 90's work the most. Rumble in the Bronx, Who Am I, Operation Condor, and Mr Nice Guy are all great picks from his 'fighting around the world period' (Jackie visits exotic locals to film in like Australia, Africa, etc). Also great is Jackie's Police Story Saga. 1 & 2 are good, but 3 (Supercop) and 4 (First Strike) are amazing.

[@truthseeker12523]

You need to watch the other rush hour movies! ❤

[@-EchoesIntoEternity-]

Jackie Chan started off as a stunt extra getting beat up by Bruce Lee

[@donjackson5522]

If you are going to watch a buddy cop film, there is only one way to go: Running Scared (1986). No spoilers but cast is great, story is great, soundtrack is great.

[@NathanWert]

You need to watch more Jackie Chan movies....and ALWAYS stay for the bloopers.

[@dionysiacosmos]

The FBI agent that looked familiar was the leader of the violent sisters in Shawshank Redemption.

[@henkebenke573]

You should do the 2 and 3 aswell 👍

[@XRos28]

Just so you know, Jackie Chan does all his stunts by himself (almost.) He's broken almost every limb you can think of and acted in around 100 movies since the 70s, I love the old movie more (even though they are in Chinese, but some of them are dubbed to English), don't get me wrong, his current movies are amazing too, just not as good, but it's only my opinion.) In short, search for Jackie Chan movies, if you liked this one, you'll love the many, many others.

[@gnomescape]

Some of his own stunts!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣❤❤

[@bigernmacrackin6176]

You should watch The Raid, Redemption... best fighting movie that no one seen...

[@Kate07Lynn]

A good buddy cop movie is The Heat

[@Man_The_Machines]

You’d be amazed if you looked up a Jackie Chan fight compilation! It’s insane..the stunts are crazy dangerous! He’s kinda of super human;)

[@sammysteele432]

you kept saying he is good at parkour but he is actually the unofficial creator of parkour a lot of it came from people copying him in his older movies

[@AwesomeUSMovies]

Well that's AWESOME!

[@christopherbrown6049]

AWSOME stuff hey mate 😁

[@AwesomeUSMovies]

Hey, thanks

[@RyeStewArt]

oh man, gotta go down the jackie chan movie hole!

[@3rdjrh]

16:40 I work in a Chinatown (international district), and yes, food is good, but of course not just food loads of shops and stuff to do

[@mithroch]

Eel is delicious. It's just fish. It's a common protein in sushi and is also a delicacy in some European counties.

[@philmakris8507]

Did you notice the FBI agent was the lead "sister" from the Shawshank Redemption

[@jacqueplett1800]

Thanks. You beat me to it. I've seen this actor show up on several movies, but I just can't unsee him in Shawshank Redemption. So little screen time but a big impression.

[@iKvetch558]

Also Drake from Aliens...he is multidimensional. LOL

[@Caztaneda76]

The Guy at start (blond Guy) that you thought you seen. Is the Guy from shawshank Redemption. The ”Sisters”. Bluntly Said…The Guy that ”kvack” , Tim Robins. And ended up in a wheelshair 👩‍🦽. 😊 Love from Sweden 🇸🇪

[@TheInfo45]

Oh you're in for a treat if you watch this trilogy. Jackie Chan is a phenomenal stunt coordinator. He has always done all of his own stunts from when he first hit the scene back in the seventies. Can you get a chance to see some of his earlier films some of his more modern American films, you will love them. A more recent film that he did that is amazing is the Foreigner. Chris Tucker is absolutely hilarious, you will enjoy any and all of his films as well

[@couch.patati-patata]

Juntao...go to Juntao.

[@belindalopes6774]

You have to watch The Full Monty... A British gas vie

[@nothernmonkey8612]

THE FOREIGNER is a more serious Jackie Chan movie with pierce brosnan in. My favourite jackie Chan movie is ARMOUR OF GOD 2 OPERATION CONDOR

[@ShuffleUpandDeal32]

Jackie famously does his own stunts, doesn't do wires or anything like that, has to insure his stunt men because Hollywood won't, and he uses everything and anything to his advantage as you will have noticed. And he's funny too. He's the best.

[@Matt-RogueJedi88]

I want to see reactions to Rush Hour 2&3

[@celiashen5490]

Jackie Chan grew up and trained in the Peking Opera School.

[@3DJapan]

James, where are you going in Japan?

[@michaelburke750]

OK. How do you not know this is Hong Kong? lol 😂😂😂😂

[@aleatharhea]

Jackie Chan not only does all of his own stunts but choreographs them with his team.

[@Sgt-Gravy]

Jacki does all his own stunts & if you ever watch his foreign films you'll see some close calls & injuries. Ong Bak is a great marital arts film as well, staring Tony Jaa. Another great martial artist is Jet Li & he has done some American movies you can watch on the channel.

[@mikewhite6138]

You gotta check out classic Hong Kong Jackie Chan movies. Police Story, Project A, Rumble in the Bronx

[@JacobDennisHarris8586]

Near the beginning watching this Reaction, I've watched the Movie a few times, regarding "Jackie Chan" I suggest "Rumble In The Bronx", THAT MAN CAN MOVE!

[@Double_P94]

you should do a jackie chan week, hes got alot of great movies and he always does the stuns by himself

[@xepherkingdom0243]

Jackie chan is entertaining to watch. But for me he lost favor when threw his lot with th CCP. And same with donnie yen.

[@Caztaneda76]

And yea. Jackie Chan is doing ALL stunts by himself. No wires etc.. You need to check more of Jackie Chan. He’s a global hero. He started back in the 70’s-80’s. I grew up watching that guys movies on VHS 📼 in the 80’s. Im a 47y old fart 😅. I cant remember the Movie name. But…Drunken Monkey 🙊 jungfru Style played a part. Community…Please help me ! Name of that Movie 🎥?!?!?!?! Love 💕 your channel. And Love ❤️ From Sweden 🇸🇪

[@SmokinDroFrayser]

Gotta let you know Jackie Chan is like Tom Cruise he does his own stunts

[@cherylcohen5700]

Tom is a toddler compared to Jackie...keep in mind that when Jackie originally was performing stunts, it was in Hong Kong with minimal if any safety equipment, no cgi, with bed matresses as pads and thin piano wire if it was used at all. There were no unions or "safety captains" and NO insurance company would cover him or his team. They were black listed and all medical bills and "compensation" were paid out of pocket by Jackie himself which was novel because before the JC stunt team, stunt performers were thought of as expendable and left to care for themselves if they could. Previously.. no one gave a crap about them. Jackie and these guys were truly nuts and often lived each day as if it were their last thinking "I might die today"...which he nearly did and more than once.

[@nafiatulismiah8445]

Oh please don't compare Jackie with tom cruise. Jackie has been doing the craziest stunt you can only imagine since 70's, falling from trees and clock tower, broke many of his bones and fractured his skull, clinging onto a helicopter without safety measurement (check police story 3 aka supercop), jump between buildings and buses etc. plus acting, directing, writing, singing, doing martial arts and being the stunt coordinator for many of his movies, so don't compare them. Tom is just the beginner when it comes with Jackie

[@danielrjschwartz9301]

ne of my favorite movie trilogy's and there absolute gold ....lol some jokes didnt age well but still great

[@texashookem22]

Most agree that the sequel may be even better!

[@MindsWide]

So hyped for you to learn about the Godfather of stunt work 🥲 Jackie is a legend that nobody would deny

[@donsnover2585]

The Rush hour movies are good,I like the sequels even more than the first one but I prefer the Shanghai noon movies for comedy action

[@Frank_E_Scialdone]

As many have probably already said. Jackie Chan does his own stunts. You really need to delve into Jackie Chan movies Rumble in the Bronx for instance, not the best movie in the world, but it's Jackie Chan at his finest.

[@philmakris8507]

Considering your history of pop culture isolation film I think you might find the Robert Deniro, Robin Williams movie AWAKENINGS interesting and possibly personally relatable

[@peperino25]

Please react to the sequel *RUSH HOUR 2* even better!

[@couch.patati-patata]

Who you think you got, Chelsea Clinton?

[@philmakris8507]

Chris Tucker was a huge, hugely successful stand up comedian back in the day.