Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings REACTION!!

[@NikkiStevenReact]

Full watch-a-long reaction: bit.ly/3Eq69xH

[@joerivera6011]

I liked it! The storyline is amazing!😃👍🏼

[@jarrettsreactionsandreview6591]

We have got to start a b*tch counter for all Nkki's reactions lol you guys are great

[@Syrow1]

Are you based out of New Mexico? Steven reminds me of someone based out of ABQ!

[@Entity_851]

Tazerface you mean that guy from guardian,s of the galaxy? 20:31

[@johncampbell756]

Apparently, Wong was fighting The Abomination from The Hulk.

[@RynKen]

I had a feeling that the souls would flow back into the bodies after defeating the big bad monster, but the story maintained the losses during the battle; I respect that.

[@antixblast7772]

Same

[@mr.stuffdoer8483]

Yeah, there were several times throughout the movie when I was like “oh god I hope they don’t do that” and the movie destroyed my fears each and every time.

[@kiddlorenz7582]

Imagine if the souls are contained that maybe they can somewhat revive them as ultrons

[@whofactchecksthefactcheckers]

Only if the final battle was at spooky island 🤣

[@andresquintino4990]

@@whofactchecksthefactcheckers the memories just came back to me

[@JeshuaSquirrel]

If it hasn't been mentioned, one of the reasons the fight scenes were so good is they were choreographed by Jackie Chan's stunt team. And what an honor for that actor to have that training fight scene with the legend herself, Michelle Yeoh.

[@iamBlackGambit]

Let's just hope the second movie will have the same fascinating and cool fight scenes too

[@sifu2u_now]

The legend in that movie is Yuen Wah...not Michelle yeoh. Yuen Wah was part of the Opera group that JC was in and he is ranked senior or Big Brother like Samo Hung. Yuen Wah was the Landlord in KungFu Hustle which has a poster on the wall when Shangchi was packing his bags for Macau. Yuen Wah also was a stunt Double for Bruce Lee in Enter the Dragon. He is one of the Legend.

[@JeshuaSquirrel]

@@sifu2u_now I remembered there was another Asian film alum, I just couldn't remember who. So that makes two. But I was commenting on how stoked Liu was to have that scene with Michelle Yeoh. Yeoh started in Hong Kong movies in 1984 and quickly made a name for herself, appearing in several films with Chan. She was in Crouching Tiger, for frak's sake.

[@byte19]

@@iamBlackGambit Madame Yeoh is not a legend? The Heroic Trio Yes! Madam The Executioners Tai-Chi Master Wing Chun Super Cop: Police Story 3 (where she did ALL her own stunts) NOT a legend? You got some movies to watch…..

[@iamBlackGambit]

@@byte19 when did I say she wasn't a legend?

[@user-cu3jk6qx5w]

Wenwu was such a great "villain". Although he really didn't feel like a villain to me. Everything he did was for love and ended up sacrificing himself for his son. Tony Leung played him so well, he is a legend! I also love the fact that as they say in the movie Shang Chi was the product of both his parents and they tell it in the fight scenes which I absolutely love. The way he defeated his dad using his mothers softer fighting style but also ended up beating the giant monster with his fathers more stronger moves. It's really great visual storytelling.

[@kvoltti]

He's a villain but a tragic one.

[@andrewli6606]

Still a villain. His army killed a lot of Ta Lo people.

[@chengkuoklee5734]

@@andrewli6606 He was once a reformed villain then fallen back into dark side. He could be sympathize.

[@wtimmins]

I'm sure he and his people have killed COUNTLESS innocent people. But it's awesome how complex he is.

[@whatmodern]

Bruh he sent his kid to assassinate the leader and he made his son point out who murdered his mom and literally killed him right in front of his eyes. He is an evil man that did this to his family.

[@Marcus_1001]

Dude, this movie was SO much better than I was expecting. I have to admit, I was pretty skeptical but it turned out to be the most pleasant surprise from the MCU since Guardians of the Galaxy. Shang-Chi is officially one of my top 5 favorite Marvel movies. LOVED!!!

[@nips2good4u80]

It's my number 4 and guardians 1 is my 3rd honestly a great surprise and fully agree with your comment

[@Marcus_1001]

@@nips2good4u80 Thanks. I thought about this a bit more and I don't think top 5 is good enough. I'm revising my statement to "Shang-Chi is officially one of my top 3 favorite Marvel movies." 😀

[@movieverse1261]

Top list My Favorite MCU movie 1. Spiderman 2.Avangers 3.Shang Chi 4.GOTG 5.Thor

[@nips2good4u80]

@@movieverse1261 1 Endgame 2 Infinity War 3 GOTG1 4 Shang-Chi 5 Captain America Winter Soldier 6 Doctor Strange 7 Spiderman Homecoming 8 Thor Ragnorok 9 Black Panther 10 Captain America First Avenger

[@MrBreezeLI516]

Agreed, I was totally surprised how well it turned out which felt so refreshing considering everything is soooo hyped, albeit deservedly so, its cool to get a sneak punch in there just to keep things lively , brooo MCU can really do no wrong!!! ..or so i thought but thats another story for eternity 😱😱😱😉🚨....lol

[@mindlessmistro]

There are tons of legendary Hong Kong actors in this, including Tony Leung. I think for me, the heart and most compelling part of the movie is the tragedy of Wen Wu. This felt like his story. You can see in his eyes his sorrow, like when he hears that "We needed you, and you chose those damn rings" and his tears and shaking his head when Shang said "I wish that were true". The dragon and soul sucker I could care less about. To me this was the story of a Father who wanted to be strong and love his family and did it in all the wrong ways. It was so human. The irrationality, lashing out blaming his son for his wife's death (even though I'm sure he didn't really feel that way all this time, would know better) Shang Chi blaming his dad, saying he's going to kill him, another irrational but very human reaction. My eyes sweat seeing him flash back to his son through the ages before he died.

[@mindlessmistro]

Also, I wish I could be as fit / cool at 59

[@jckung3914]

Agree. Director Destin Daniel Cretton said he had Tony Leung in mind but didn't think they could get him. Marvel exec told him to try. They beefed up the role so "it's worthy of the ask" since Tony Leung is such a Megastar in Asia. Tony is so good.

[@jckung3914]

@@mindlessmistro Tony is so charismatic! In the scene when he heard his wife's voice in the study. His face was full of longing. Then RazorFist came in. He turned and was all business. But when RazorFist left, he turned back. I could see tears in his eyes. The whole scene was incredible. With few words, he expressed everything with his eyes.

[@mindlessmistro]

Also, just saying, If I heard my dead wife's voice ask me to save her, and I blamed myself for her death, I wouldn't be able to think straight either. Especially when I touch the wall I think she's behind and hear "save me"?

[@MontgomeryWenis]

In case you didn't realize, Wong was fighting Emil Blonsky, or Abomination, from The Incredible Hulk. They just redesigned him to be more comic accurate. Also, all of the creatures in Ta Lo are traditional Chinese mythical beasts.

[@seanrosenau2088]

Yep the horse looking critters were Ki-rin.

[@st1010]

I was definitely amazed at all the 9 tailed foxes!!! 😱👏👏👏

[@LeeCarlson]

@@st1010 you had the adult Kitsune with its nine tails and the kit chasing its single tail.

[@shionmoon384]

Yeah, kinda hard broken when you read the actual Morris from mithology sometimes act like a dog but most of the time.. its a creature "devoid of features and anything virtuous, and he delighted in causing chaos and wickedness"

[@ComicPhreak]

@@LeeCarlson Kitsune is a Japanese name though.

[@lux3226]

As a little girl growing up in Korea, I always loved martial arts movies, but, as a child, I associated them as either the real action violent martial arts movies and, what I called "magic" martial arts movies, where they showed the more supernatural aspects of the artform. I LOVED magic martial arts, the flying, the superhero-ish jumps and moves, the manipulation of chi on one's environment, the "powers". For me, Shang-Chi was taking all the beauty and wonder of magic martial arts, and placing it within the MCU universe. I LOVED this movie, and I feel it's one of the more interesting ones, like Guardians of the Galaxy, like Doctor Strange. LOVED it. And Katie especially, made it feel SO relatable. I AM Katie - the girl who moved to the US, whose parents were constantly speaking our native language to me, so I fully understood it on hearing, but I failed at actually speaking my first language due to repetitive and regular use of just English, and wanting to fit in with my American friends. A little overweight, a little weird, not at all athletic and sporty and able to fight, a little bit Americanized and not quite fitting in EITHER culture, and struggling to maintain equilibrium within that. Parents wanting me to achieve the success they KNOW I am capable of, but feeling out of place within that Asian parent dream. I related HARD to the Katie character, and I loved that she was kept as a vital part of the story, and not just a forgettable secondary character. I ALSO loved how well the ladies got along, Katie, their friend, his aunt, and his sister. I'm tired of the "women can't get along and constantly hate each other" trope in movies, so this was absolutely refreshing to see them all exhibit such camaraderie. Oh, and can I say, Michelle Yeoh is ABSOLUTELY gorgeous, at ANY age. And she still has moves - she can whip the ass of a person less than half her age. I can't get over the fact that she is damned near 60.

[@celiashen5490]

I'm ABC and Katie dragging Shawn about dropping the "g" got me laughing so hard.

[@Denashi]

This movie was such a fun surprise, easily one of my favorite MCU movies! BTW, the guy filming the fight on the bus, is the same guy who asked Spider-man to do a flip in Homecoming!

[@cheffroggy]

I love callbacks like this.

[@minophis]

Trevor Slattery's monologue about Planet of the Apes was one of the funniest things I have ever watched.

[@binaldoshi495]

Lol ya. He seemed so earnest while telling it 😂

[@byte19]

Watching Michelle Yeoh do Tai-Chi on screen after almost 30 years brings absolute tears to my eyes… The Goddess…

[@Grahf0]

So happy to find other people who love this movie. I saw it three times in the theater, including once in 4DX (AMAZING EXPERIENCE). I also bought a Morris plushie within a couple of hours of getting home after my first watching of the movie. All hail the pigchicken, Morris!

[@Mama-Dee1969]

I bought a Morris with in a hour of watching it lol

[@mikell5087]

I have a 4DX theater in my area, but I haven't gone yet. Is it just the motion seats, it didn't include 3D, did it? Shang-Chi is the Marvel movie I wished I had seen in 3D, the father/son fight with the rings I know would have looked spectacular.

[@scope40k]

Pigchicken? I call it buttwing.

[@Grahf0]

​@@mikell5087 My theater does 3D and 2D 4DX, this was a 3D showing. This one had almost every 4DX theater effect except a few: - It had motion seats - Seats had haptic feedback/rumble - Seats had compressors in head and feet (simulate stuff whizzing past your head or feet) - Side of theater had the fans to simulate rushing air and flashing lights to go along with flashes of energy from the rings/other things - Seats also had water jets in front of them for the water stuff in Ta Lo Only thing it didn't really have was the smell/scent effect or the fog/smoke/snow effects.

[@Grahf0]

@@scope40k I just call him the Pigchicken because of Awkwafina's character calling it that before they entered the maze forest.

[@michaelgreenwood3413]

Morris is an actual mythical creature, btw, called a Hundun. Shang-Chi is one of the few places where they're properly portrayed.

[@roseoftheday582]

Something I love about this movie so much is that, unlike a lot of plots where there’s a sister and brother duo or really any sibling pairing who are at odds with each other, typically those characters are pitted against each other. But in this movie, they allow for a natural healing to occur between the siblings who also understand that there is a common enemy between them and that they benefit aiding each other even when they have their differences. It’s a breath of fresh air to see a strong sibling duo! Much like Wanda and Pietro.

[@CoL_Drake]

the best thing about this movie for me is. that there is no stupid love story for the main character in this movie its about his FRIENDSHIP and FAMILY and not some put in 5 minute love story xD friendship with the side character is wayyyyy more appricated from me then a love story

[@Braincleaner]

this was the perfect movie for Marvel to go with post Endgame. A super likeable hero, a grounded story that goes into fantasty then back to grounded by the end(as much as marvel is grounded nowadays!) great supporting cast(loved the fact Shangs sister, Xialing, was just as important and strong as he is) and it was just great fun!

[@mageeaaron2624]

Agreed 🙏🏽💪

[@asteven8]

Agreed. I didn't know what to expect and put it off for a long time. I loved it so much.

[@binaldoshi495]

Totally agree. Especially about Xialing. She was badass but not OP like some of the other female characters Hollywood churns out these days. Loved her, loved the movie. The fight choreography is the best that I have watched in recent times.

[@mcigloo]

@@asteven8 Same, don't know why I waited so long to see it (I just watched it today) but it was such a breath of fresh air and I thoroughly enjoyed the heck out of it.

[@cringekiller348]

Endgame was dogshit. They ruined Thor. Infinity war was peak mcu

[@racheldollton]

This movie was such a pleasant surprise. Definitely in my top 5 for MCU films.

[@mariolaudato8019]

I agree

[@mikell5087]

Yes definitely, my MCU top five are in no particular order, Infinity War/Endgame, the last two Captain Americas Winter Soldier and Civil War, and Shang-Chi.

[@0viewschannel198]

mine are infinity war, endgame, gotg, Thor three, and Shang chi

[@0viewschannel198]

not necessarily in that order

[@Ravens_Nest10]

@@mikell5087 for me it’s a tie between Avengers one, CA and the winter soldier, Shang Chi, GOTG and Doctor strange. Though infinity war, endgame, and black panther are tied for second lol.

[@jemals1982]

Opening night… cried 4 times in the theater. Father-son stories are very powerful… plus I lost my mom in high school so that scene .. omg powerful. I agree: not sure where in the top 5, but I’m wiggling it in my top five too!!!

[@712mags]

For me that was the most esthetically pleasing movie I've seen in a long time. I love the whole fantasy aspect of it too. And ya Nikki I agree with you I totally want a Morris too 😁

[@Mangolite]

If Steven loves the fight between Shang-Chi’s parents, he’ll need to see Crouching Tiger and Hidden Dragon with Michelle Yeoh and Hero with Tony Leung and Jet Li. Nikki loves the bus fight and she would love anything from Jackie Chan’s catalog because most of those fights were lift right off Chan’s moves especially with the jacket sequence. These credits go to Brad Alan, the first foreigner to be on Jackie Chan’s stunt team. He helped to coordinate Shang-Chi’s fight choreography before his untimely death.

[@chrisford8355]

Dont forget "House of flying Daggers"

[@aliaj4038]

This movie had amazing visuals! Everyone loves the bus scene but my favorite is the fight between Shang-Chi and his mentor with the mask backlit in front of the billboard, you can see all of their moves so clearly it’s beautiful

[@jckung3914]

Yes! Loved the black figures fighting in front of the pink billboard. Beautiful visual! The director talked about this scene. It has lots of CGI of course. Because the buildings were all glass so they had to make sure all the reflections on the glass and the helicopter were accurate. It's one challenging scene for them. But the bus scene tops it all. They spent a month shooting that bus scene.

[@leatherjackets92]

That's my favorite fight too

[@shuddereditz]

Xu Wenwu is one of my favorite MCU villains. He wasn’t a villain at all.

[@cheffroggy]

Except maybe for the first thousand years of his life, lol.

[@shuddereditz]

@@cheffroggy Even then he wasn't necessarily a villain. He just wanted power. Anyone with the Ten Rings would.

[@devinwhite5064]

@@cheffroggy warlord. wouldnt necessarily call him a villain since all we saw was him on the battlefield.

[@emhgarlyyeung]

@@cheffroggy Yeah, he was a villain to many people in most of his life, he became a better person after he met his final soulmate.

[@jesuspernia8031]

Well as an antagonist he is one of the best

[@BasicallyBosco]

I love Tony Leung performance!!!! He was so awesome and he made me cry xD. He was a terrible father but he loved his kids and his wifee. All he wanted was to give his kids his mother back

[@TheScarlettrouge]

With that initial fight scene with Wenwu and Li, Shang-Chi had officially become my new favorite MCU film. Then later on with the training sequence with Ying Nan and Shang-Chi, I was in tears. It was so beautiful! Also: To quote CinemaWins: “Ben Kingsley is always a win!”

[@michaelm.1947]

Tony Leung was everything in this movie to me. Absolutely fantastic.

[@kavehteimory6413]

People getting killed all over the place. Nikki: "is the horse okey?"😆🤣🤣

[@NikkiStevenReact]

Pretty standard Nikki reaction

[@mageeaaron2624]

🤣🤣

[@jpchan23]

Just about every female reactor I’ve watched asked that same question at that point in Shang-Chi.

[@shannquinn-marriott1491]

Watch their Game of Thrones reactions! That’s Nikki every episode near enough! 🖤 LOVE you guys!

[@epicwalrus7183]

@@NikkiStevenReact Same here XD If it makes her feel better, you see the horse run off to the side when he jumps off. Horsie was a-ok.

[@BichaeldeAngelo]

I totally get why Shang’s sister feels wronged because she was treated unequally but I’ve also never seen someone so jealous of getting stripped down and beaten with sticks in the snow

[@FatLittleButterfly]

Tony is such a good actor. He can convey emotions really well. Glad you enjoyed it as much as I did, as a lot of people refuse to enjoy it as it is

[@desireestoddard4219]

About all the cars going through the “pocket”…I just want to clarify, there was no pocket at that time. It demonstrates earlier in the film with the dragon eye water scene that it shows him the way and when and what time the entire way opens up and stays open sooo that’s how they got all the cars through. There was no pocket. It’s fully open occasionally and he knew the day and time from their necklaces.

[@jckung3914]

Correct. And the date is Ching Ming Festival. That's the date Chinese pay respect to the deads. It's also called Grave Sweeping Festival. So Wenwu was trying to resurrect his wife.

[@moomoopuppy508]

The lawyer friend (Stephanie Hsu) is the actress who played Michelle Yeoh's daughter in Everything, Everywhere, All at Once. I cant do the shoes without socks look. My feet would get sweaty and would feel weird.

[@Jon_FM]

It reminded me a LOT of Black Panther which is SUCH a positive thing to say. Loved this movie.

[@damonestephens8722]

Black panther sucked. This movie was way better. I enjoyed black panther in civil war then his own movie

[@LEVIATHAN.x]

@@damonestephens8722 agreed

[@browniewin4121]

I love this movie. I thought it was great, so colorful, beautiful, humorous, a good story with wonderful characters, and action packed. Best on a big screen in a theater.

[@harbs_cantina]

Michelle Yeoh (aka Auntie) is one of the best martial arts actors around. Seeing her in this really made me smile.

[@denisesf5]

Simu Liu (Shang-Chi) is now squeezed into my top 5 favorite CANADIAN actors!! ❤ SOOOOO happy to find others who LOVED this movie as much as I did!! Great reaction!!

[@VelvetO-Myth]

this whole movie from the very start to the end was actually a huge freaking flex by the directors and the whole MCU crew setting an example and telling the whole world like "just give us the big budget from Disney and the mind of Kevin Feige without a single penny of budget cuts",and after that just sit down and get cozy to witness greatness.... and this actually was/is one of the best all-rounder movie I've watched in a while..like no cap..so entertaining and just beautiful...

[@sifu2u_now]

Those are chinese Mythical creatures. Morris are actually called Hun Dun, god of chaos. There's fire phoenix and water dragons...and of cos the Lion entrance guards which you see the statue at the doors of chinese temple. There are also 9 tailed fox in there, some anime creatures from other Asian cultures.

[@estebansolis3355]

Wasn't the fox a reference to Ninetales from Pokemon? I've been fooled

[@JBWinter]

@@estebansolis3355 Chinese myth also has 9 tailed foxes, which Japan borrowed and then Pokemon. The Phoenix-like birds are Feng Huang, which aren't exactly like Western Phoenix but are close enough

[@mojoriot2293]

@@estebansolis3355 There's also one in the Netflix's 'Love & Robots' And a woman that turned into one, (or the other way,) in the HBOMAX show 'Lovecraft Country.' The 9 tail fox has been really popular lately, but the myth goes back centuries.

[@ernie8878]

@@estebansolis3355 Nine tailed foxes were folk myths originating from China that Japan adopted around 10th/11th century through trading & became much more intigrated in Japanese myths. Even Pókemon wasn't the first one to adapt the Nine Tails in anime, with Yu Yu Hakusho preceding it with the character Kurama & Naruto's own Kyuubi No Kitsune (named after Yu Yu Hakusho's Kurama).

[@KyleS3m3noff]

@@ernie8878 they're also strongly popular in Korean mythology as well, where they're known as Gumiho.

[@GajahMengaumTheBruce]

The archer master is the landlord in Kungfu Hustle.

[@kingofkungfu2002]

Yuen Wah, former classmate of Jackie Chan at the Peking Opera School.

[@RDMCWILL]

Kung Fu Hustle is one of my favorite movies

[@camille9651]

31:47 when they both smiled, that was frickin' cute guys lol

[@gdesiree29]

Lol ikr. Same smile too

[@juliant]

You can always enter the village if you know the way by staying in the pocket. The safe path to the village only opens completely once a year. That's how Shangs dad got all those cars through... by following the safe path.

[@JashanaC]

“I LOVE THIS” was absolutely me throughout this entire movie 🥳🙌 SO FREAKING GOOD!!!!

[@jodymartin2920]

Thank u guys so much for doing these videos. I really enjoy them. I live with chronic pain and spend most of my time alone and your videos really help. So thank u so much. Much love from Newfoundland.

[@silentsparrow9807]

Fun fact: the weapon Xiaoling uses is a a mix of a rope dart (the rope with the blade) and the monkey fist (the ball on the other end)

[@newmoonshewolf09]

My reaction to this movie was pretty much the same. "Oh my gosh, I love this" *dragon appears underwater "OMG THATS BEAUTIFUL" ngl I got scared when the dragon first appeared I felt like I was seeing it in real life. The cinematography was sooo beautiful and well designed. One of my new fav Marvel movies tbh. Exceeeded my expectations.

[@leav4g]

This movie has everything I love about Asian cinema. Fighting drama love ancient history and mystical arts with magic and creatures...light and dark.😍😍

[@Ashley_e]

Amazing loved it! Thank you guys for the fun watch night I finally made !! Best film seen in a long while 😍🤩

[@thepuzzleoracle6760]

I believe this movie takes place during the Blip, before everyone was brought back. That’s why Wang is in charge and not Strange. And why Banner isn’t Hulk/Banner yet.

[@Travel__Spin]

I love this movie so much. Oh and the reason his dad got his whole army though was because the day he came in he didn’t have to “stay in the pocket”. The water map showed the exact route in the maze to get into Talo. And it’s only open once a year. That’s why his dad took the pendants because he knew the day but he didn’t know the right path to take but then he knew both. Shang-Chi and the rest got though only because Moriss helped them stay in the pocket that you have to stay in the other days of the year. If you are not from Talo then you would never know how to find a way though. I also love the end battle! There is a quick cool detail at the end with Xialing and the dragon. They tag teamed with the rope to hold the soul sucker back so Shang could blow it up with the rings. That was so cool I have never seen something like that before!

[@myfinevoice5158]

Nikki's reactions are always the best. She delivered. EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.

[@mcigloo]

Like I said before if any two MCU sidekicks ever need to meet up it's Katy & Luis from Ant Man. The hilarity between those two would be off the charts!

[@yeahyukerson4511]

was sick with the covid when this came out to disney plus and it actually made me teary eyed so many times because it felt like normal times even though i didn't feel normal myself.

[@ckelcro]

You better?

[@shortybarnesyanik]

“Go into hiding and your name is Michael and you change it to Mishel!” Hey, that’s my name Katie! Don’t diss it!”Lol

[@rishikeshboril5086]

Missed details (maybe)- 1. Trevor the guy with Morris was fake mandarin in iron man 3. 2. Wong fighting the creature in tournament was abomination main villain from incredible Hulk. 3. The video recorder man in bus was same person who told Spider-Man to backflip in Homecoming.

[@NikkiStevenReact]

Cool

[@dontbstingy3587]

I'm not really a superhero/marvel movie guy, I've seen like 1/3 of them, but I loved this one and watched it 3 times. The fighting, mythology and references to Jackie Chan, Bruce Lee and Crouching Tiger was all really fun to watch.

[@NikkiStevenReact]

so good

[@nebulous8389]

A ex- member of Jackie Chans stunt team created the action sequences in this flick

[@dontbstingy3587]

@@nebulous8389 Makes sense. That Jacket fight scene on the bus was classic Jackie.

[@tjclarke6074]

You could remove any attachment to the MCU and the movie would be no worse.

[@MoonstruckOnMovies]

Yeah, Brad Allan. He sadly passed away recently, iirc it was before Shang-Chi came out unfortunately, he didnt get to see how much people loved it. I think the last choreography of his we get to see is "The King's Man." Dude is a legend though, non-Jackie movies he worked on include The Kingsmen 1&2, Wonder Woman 1, Scott Pilgrim, Kick-Ass, Pacific Rim... He also acted opposite of Jackie Chan as the antagonist in "Gorgeous" (2 fight scenes between em that you can find on KZbin, the finale is amazing. He does Neo's triple kick from The Matrix against Jackie - & i'm pretty sure without wires. "Jackie Chan vs Brad Allan Gorgeous" should pull it up.)

[@james_alfred]

That Trevor guy was actually the fake mandarin in Iron Man 3. I was surprised he was there when we watched it. And also I have seen theories that in the 2nd post credit, those girls are maybe the Widows from Black Widow that are freed and maybe started working with the Ten Rings. Also, as you have noticed on the earlier part when they went to Macau, there was a girl fighting a man and she threw a knife, just a quick clip, it was said that she was a Widow.

[@MrBreezeLI516]

yea thats awesome! totally could be the widows now under the command of his sister which would be a nice little tie in touch 🦾😎

[@frankhuizar9171]

I'm so glad you guys loved this movie. I couldn't wait for you to see it. The new Spider-Man and Dr. Strange movies are going to be game changers. I can't wait to see them!

[@Cristinas_watching]

I was late to movie night this week and stumbled on this instead. I LIIIIVE for your joy over this movie! No idea if the MCU will ever fold Shang-Chi back in 🤷🏻‍♀️. And yes, Morris and his creature buds are the best 💘. (edit: Must give flowers to the Legends, Tony Leung and Michelle Yeoh 💐💐)

[@vickylikesthis]

love this i was running out of shangchi reaction and this popped out!

[@mexmex27]

Me too. Lol!

[@drumaticpageofmusic4148]

Bro I had zero clue that Michelle Yeoh was in this and I’m so glad she is 😂

[@dizzyMongoose]

The guy playing the archery teacher is Yuen Wah; he was a stunt double for Bruce Lee and is one of the "Seven Little Fortunes", a troupe of young performers from the Chinese Drama Academy (the most famous being Jackie Chan) that were in a bunch of the heyday Hong Kong martial arts films from the 80's and 90's. He's also in the movie _Kung Fu Hustle,_ which I highly recommend if you're interested in watching hilarious martial arts comedy.

[@SecretsOHavik1]

This movie was incredible! My wife and I watched and said the same thing, easily one of our favorite MCU movies of all time. Fantastic film. Great reaction as always

[@gpeddino]

I love the wuxia-style fight scenes. So beautiful.

[@samyaaalc]

Man i had so much fun watching this in cinema, can't wait to see you guys react to it!

[@gustonzimasheen]

00:47: "Shake ya arrows, but watch yourself Shake ya arrows show me what you workin with". This movie was so mystical. I loved it!

[@matthewmcshane399]

the reason banner looks injured at the end is cause hes still recovering from the snap from endgame. Also u guys should totally react to the trailer they revealed for upcoming marvel projects on disney plus day.

[@rannierunsfast]

You guys will love Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. It's such a shame there aren't a lot of reaction vids of that movie.

[@SlickAstley_TV]

All of the mythical creatures are actually from Chinese mythology, Morris is a hundun, a being of chaos. Chaos, in relation to the creation myth, is a void state, disorganized and innocent, childlike

[@jb2839]

I love this one too. The mythical creatures were well made. I love the fight scenes. Your commentary was great❤ you guys

[@raptorneon4919]

A straight path through the forest opened up, that was how his father and his army got in, not through a pocket

[@majorbulldad]

Nikki: "I love that!"🤣😂🤣😂Steve: "Dope!"😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@thomashiggins9320]

I saw this at the cinema, and enjoyed it a lot more than I expected. It definitely rates as a delightful surprise. As soon as the fight broke out on the bus, and I saw the streamer guy from Spiderman, I knew I was in for a good time. :) Also, we see (once again) that, in most of the important ways, the quality of the villain defines the quality of the Marvel movie, and Tony Leung delivered the goods.

[@jckung3914]

Thank you! I can't believe no one has mentioned Tony Leung till now. He stole the film in my opinion. His charisma and acting....whew.

[@mcigloo]

I've been watching y'all in since like forever & I'm not sure if you're still editing these yourself Steven but the editing on your videos is still some of the best out there. So great job you or whoever is doing the editing. Top notch my man

[@1zxtv]

The sequence with them in the forest was one of my favorite scenes in the MCU. Uncharacteristically elegant for the franchise and it was just a sweet moment and a good introduction to the character

[@nicholasstaker]

Crazy timing on this upload! I finally watched it last night. Such an incredible movie. I like the comic character and I think they did a great job at modernizing the character while still keeping him pretty true to the material.

[@humanoid251]

“I’m a try and grade this fight” in case you didn’t notice that’s the street vendor from Homecoming. The one that yells “ok Spider-Man! Do a flip!” I’m surprised they didn’t recognize Emil Blonsky aka The Abomination from The Incredible Hulk movie Seeing Trevor Slatery come back was such a trip. There were so many callbacks to super early MCU films I love it Wong doing karaoke is the best mid credits scene ever!

[@wrenlinwhitelight3007]

As always Steven, beautiful editing between the film and your reactions - Compressing so much emotion and story down to a fraction for us. Love you both ^^ Can't wait for your No Way Home movie reaction.

[@comeoninmycoop]

My husband and I ventured out to the theater to watch this and we loved it. There were only 6 other people in the theater. It was great on the big screen.

[@bune-kwai]

Fun Fact: If you take a shot every time Nikki & Steve say, “I Love This!”,.. you’ll be dead in 10 minutes.

[@BlessedmanPlaysMC]

I swear to god I get so hyped seeing nikkis reaction to these almost deaths and death scenes. Never gets old😭😂. LOVE YOU GUYS!

[@leveltwotrading9657]

this movie has some of the best fight scenes in Marvel. a lot of respect paid to the Jakie style of fight chorography. no wonder when i dug into it a bit, there are a lot of the guys worked with him

[@G-H-Productions11]

“Is that Drago” I totally forgot he was in the movie

[@davidgrider4302]

I loved this movie. Saw it opening weekend. I've watch it about 4 times on Disney. I think those RINGS are sooooo badass.

[@samfinch6246]

I about busted into tears when I heard her say “TAZERFACE” 😂😂😂 I’m dying

[@MikeySkywalker]

Wenwu got all the trucks through because he had the map. Morris just knew pockets.

[@bitangayves2125]

By the way, the green beast Wong was fighting is the Abomination from the last Hulk movie. It was confirmed when Wong called it by his pre transformation name !!!

[@Billy01113]

"I don't know what to take out of my top 5 but I feel I have to wiggle it in somewhere." I feel you, I felt exactly the same way.

[@OneAndOnlyMe]

That's Abomination (from the first MCU Hulk movie) that Wong is fighting in the cage. The fight choreography was done by Brad Allan (RIP), a legend who learned from Jackie Chan.

[@thegentlemantraveler3498]

Fun fact: It was the 10 rings that kidnapped Tony Stark. It was the father coming back that kicked off the Avengers and the age of heroes.

[@blackkatt777]

Oh, wow! 😮 This was a pleasant surprise. I'm so glad you guys waited to watch this with us. This movie was breathtakingly beautiful. From start to finish, I had a huge smile on my face...like a kid at a huge attraction. I only realized I was smiling that hard, after the movie was over and my cheeks hurt. I was pretty bummed that I didn't get to see this in the theaters, before it left. Especially, after I watched it on Disney +. The cinematography and vivid colors left me speechless. The story was sad, but a good origin story for a future Avenger hero. All those nostalgic feels of watching old Kung Fu movies through the years. Some of the ones from the late 90's-2000's are amazing. CROUCHING TIGER, HIDDEN DRAGON. HOUSE OF FLYING DAGGERS HERO. Can you react to this one, please? It's a Jet Li movie. You will see a few familiar faces in it as well. It is so stunningly beautiful that it will blow your mind.

[@greenuranium2052]

Highly underrated movie. Nailed every aspect.

[@bryan11981]

It’s a great movie but it came out in a difficult time (the pandemic). We will have a sequel soon.

[@mojoriot2293]

You do realize Wong was fighting Abomination from the 'Incredible Hulk' movie. I'm guessing he's gonna be enlisted to that Val lady from 'Falcon & Winter Soldier'for her new team. Probably the 'Thunderbolts.' Kind of a Suicide Squad, without the suicidal part. Love the vid, & loved the movie! 🤘😁

[@clarradactyl7791]

it warms my heart to see you both enjoy shang-chi so much 🧡 in case you didn’t know, the giant lion dogs from the ta lo village represent traditional chinese statues that are put in front buildings in real life - one lion dog protects the home from harmful spiritual influences, while the other protects the community from evil people. they’re an important symbol of chinese culture and mythology 😊 much love!🌻

[@ayojayelive]

Can't wait to see more of Shang Chi!!!! hopefully she'll be seen sooner than later again on the big screen!

[@dailycarolina.]

I HOPE THAT WOMAN HAD BACKED UP HER PAPER!!! Morris was my favorite character from this film. I enjoyed it a lot. It was so different from what I'm used to seeing in the MCU. The fight choreographies were AMAZING.

[@honorisalive]

From the screen it looks like she’d just started it

[@dnish6673]

I read someone claim that laptops hard drive is on the side so all good

[@0hBryan]

I loved everything about this movie. No one is giving Awkwafina (Katy Chen) the credit she deserves lol she's so funny. Love her in movies

[@eranshachar9954]

I love this movie so much! I am a martial artist, and Kung-Fu is in my base, and this got me excited. What Shang-Chi's mom showed, in the fight scene with the dad, is a presentation of the Dragon style of Shaolin, Hollywood version. What bothers me there, we can't fly! Enough with the flying, make it more realistic Hollywood. Other than that, the movie is incredible. The weapon you've seen, with the chain, is the Shaolin whip, as my Sifu called it, and it's very hard to control it. I am a big fan of Iron Palm training, I do it myself. Beyond the colorful name, it's not just the fist, it's the entire body, you create micro fractures. This is not just increasing power, it could be a life saving training, as your bones are more powerful, and much less easy broken. But the problem, the way it was shown here, you don't hit with full force, you hit with minimal force.

[@wongjunquan2662]

The guy is in the mask is Andy lee as a member Marshall club

[@arrticz]

I lost count of how many times u guys said "I love this"😂😂

[@ricardoortiz4870]

10:31 The Abomination, the same one who went on a rampage throughout Harlem, killed several people including several soldiers that were on his side, and even go so far as preventing Hulk from saving the General and Betty while the helicopter is about to catch fire.

[@RKOtheMic]

So glad to see people loving this movie, it's definitely in my top three.

[@KingsDomicile]

I don't know if you remember Trevor from Iron Man 3. He was the actor that they hired, to be the Mandarin. However Shang Chi's father was the real Mandarin. And Wong was fighting Abomination, from the Hulk film.