Shang-Chi Movie Reaction & Review! - First Time Watching Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings

[@DosCavazos]

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[@gabrielp9646]

@Dos Cavazos - Ive never seen two people being so OBLIVIOUS of the amazing fight choreography they´re looking at... You two are literally CLUELESS. You missed ENTIRE ACTION SCENES talking about completely unrelated stuff... Just unbelievable.

[@SpiritxEnigma]

The Marvel One Shot “All Hail The King” on Disney+ shows how the Ten Rings captured Trevor

[@vardr0id698]

It's some what related to eternals😁

[@vardr0id698]

Post credit = eternals

[@Dannydarko27]

Yall should check out All Hail the King. It shows what happened to Trevor after Iron Man 3

[@degov5]

I love how this movie turns away from the typical tropes. "I feel like he (Wenwu) just wanted her powers/martial arts." Nope, he actually really loved her and his family. "The sisters gotta be working with her father" Nope, she's a badass on her own

[@elreydelmundo1343]

Gotta admit, she made a few shady moves during the movie that made me suspect she was gonna turn on them when I first watched it too. I had the same reaction as they did, the "did she kill the guy Shang tried to interrogate on purpose so he didn't find something out?" thought.

[@PortgasDAce-wt2qu]

Also, the fact that Sean actually killed the guy in his mission. I was expecting him to tell this story of how he couldn't bring himself to kill the person.

[@MavenCree]

The father was not the villain of this story. He was the antagonist though. The two do not always have to be the same person. The villain was the octopus dragon thingy.

[@Urban_King1]

He definitely was the villain, they just made him a sympathetic villain, while making The Dweller in Darkness the main villain. They did the same with Baron Zemo Killmonger and Thanos.

[@mcigloo]

@@Urban_King1 I personally, never saw him or thought of him as a villain. I'm in complete agreement with @MavenCree on this one. Definitely saw him as more of an antagonist than a villain

[@Urban_King1]

@@mcigloo That's like saying Killmonger wasn't a villain, just an antagonist.

[@chrisgomez1158]

@@Urban_King1 They're nothing alike

[@Urban_King1]

@@chrisgomez1158 Your reasoning?

[@LittleMan27]

Wenwu is the most sympathetic villain. If someone I loved died and I got a hint that they were alive, nothing would stop me from going to see myself

[@gear7715]

He is not villain.

[@falxonPSN]

@@gear7715 He isn't until he gets to the point of being willing to kill all of his wife's friends/family/town. Then, he crosses the line.

[@leonardowijayanto8769]

"He's just a power hunger.." "He's the one who kills her.." "He must be manipulating them.." Damn, Anthony not even giving Wen Wu the slightest benefit of the doubt~

[@angelbedolla347]

More like let me throw random guesses one will stick

[@Frostgasm]

@@angelbedolla347 fr this channel turned from reactions into guess what happens next

[@thorkagemob1297]

@@Frostgasm i really like them but im glad im not the only one thats noticed that. Its gotten annoying ngl

[@EdricHsu]

I like when reactors couldn’t guess the plot straightaway and have to find out along the way , it makes for a much better and more interesting viewing journey.

[@Frostgasm]

@@EdricHsu Agree. Part of the charm of reactions is letting things happen. Save theories for the post discussion.

[@MavenCree]

The man who taught Katy archery, was the actor who played the rubber landlord in Kung Fu Hussle. (The husband of the roaring landlady.)

[@daotruong2275]

Thanks for the info!

[@demyanrudenko]

I have no idea how majority of people watching 26:50 don't understand that even though he voices the blame on Shang-Chi, he's projecting the blame he feels himself.

[@cinnabonbons]

The dad is essentially an original character created for the films. In the comics, Shang-Chi’s dad was Fu Manchu, who was a completely separate character from the Iron Man villain The Mandarin. Both of them were (originally) caricatures steeped in racist stereotypes so the filmmakers here decided to completely reimagine them into someone new. Presumably they weren’t trying to catch more heat after how they fucked up with the Mandarin in IM3 and the whitewashing of the Ancient One in Doctor Strange.

[@acereporter73]

Truths upon truths. The past of Marvel Comics is messy... it just is.

[@shinHis3]

Can you explain to me what "caricatures steeped in racist stereotypes" mean? Stereotypes exist, and there are people in real life who match that stereotype. But not everyone matches the stereotype. What's so bad about it that it has to be differentiated from "he's another character"? If Hydra who are pretty much Nazis can be not canceled why does this have to be canceled?

[@GamerGrovyle]

@@shinHis3 I imagine we're talking "Ooooh. He vewy vewy scawy Samuwai Ninnjaa" levels of racist stereotypes which given that the comics first came out in a different era wouldn't surprise me.

[@shinHis3]

@@GamerGrovyle That means you don't know yourself. As I said. Hydra isn't cancelled. Literal Nazis. What's worse than Nazis? Plus I don't get why "vewy vewy scawy" would be so bad. For the movie I get that it wouldn't fit him being intimidating, but if it fits I don't get why it's so problematic. You think us Asians are so fragile we can't even acknowledge we talked in accents in the past? That sounds like white people projecting their insecurities to me. Although Tony Leung did a good job w his English here (I've never seen him speak English in any of his other movies) he still has a bit of an accent. It's not just fine, it's more than fine. To me it shows it's not his mother tongue. But we have to get rid of the accents, even if it adds to the story? I really don't get you guys' line of thinking...

[@danielruiz8259]

Wenwu was a fantastic villain, it remind me of Dr Strange from What If episode 4, where he is willing to do everything to bring a love one back

[@sesn210]

Of course, he was the legendary actor in Hong Kong

[@september3030]

@@sesn210 Tony Leung

[@juniorlago6737]

@@sesn210 hm nice

[@funkadesiac]

My heart hurt for his dad. He ached for her so much he was willing to believe she was still alive. Imagine to live that long and to have only 1 love of his life.

[@mnomadvfx]

It says a lot that she only caught his eye because she beat him. ie power turned his head at least as much as love. Also you might want to save that sympathy considering he literally as good as murdered his first born child to get to that voice calling to him. If the dragon hadn't come along Shang Chi would have drowned in the lake. Wen Wu didn't so much as stop to check he was on dry land.

[@funkadesiac]

@@mnomadvfx Dude, the guy was a horrible father. I'm not saying he wasn't. Duh, I saw the movie.

[@tofu_golem]

The guy who played Death Dealer is the stunt man who gave martial arts training to Simu Liu. The Dweller in Darkness is one of the major evils of the Marvel universe. He's normally a Dr Strange villain. Both the Mandarin and Shang Chi's original father were racist "yellow peril" characters. For Asian-American comic book fans, any change from the source material is a good thing, including Trevor Slattery. Mostly, I'm happy about what's not in the movie as much as what's in the movie. I'm glad they kept the part about Shang Chi being raised to be an assassin, then turning on his father. In Marvel comics, there are multiple species of dragons. Although the movie might change the rings (further), in the comic books, they were created by a technologically-advanced species of dragon for controlling their space ships. The song Hotel California is about the American Dream of suburban living, and about how it's just a debt trap that leaves you unfulfilled. In the movie, it's a metaphor for Shang and Katy rejecting the standard life everyone else expects them to live.

[@mnomadvfx]

"The song Hotel California is about the American Dream of suburban living, and about how it's just a debt trap that leaves you unfulfilled." That's not at all what I got from the song. I would have thought it obvious it was talking about Hollywood - did California not clue you in to this at all?

[@Souledex]

@@mnomadvfx try googling it. That is what it’s about, you have to understand the time and period and culture it’s referencing.

[@thehobbyist7275]

I low-key now want an Iron Fist movie. To differentiate from Shang-Chi or the Netflix version, the movie could strictly focus on K'un-Lun and the legacy of the Iron Fist. We could meet Lei Kung the Thunderer and Davos alongside Shou-Lao the Undying(yes, another dragon but he plays a much more minor role). The whole journey of this film could be Danny training and becoming the Iron Fist before leaving for New York. Davos's motivation could be becoming the Iron Fist because everyone around him- especially since Lei Kung trained every Iron Fist that came before and is Davos's father, expects him to. Davos and Danny develop a strong friendship; but the story, culture, and training regimen of K'un-Lun slowly tear them apart from one another to where the Iron Fist becomes the only thing important to them. The film climaxes with Davos beating Danny, but the judges of the fight skew towards Danny because he's a Rand(tying into his father's previous relationship with the people of K'un-Lun) and Davos is devastated to be betrayed by his people but to add insult to injury, his father is the deciding vote. When Davos tries to take the Iron Fist out of emotional irrationality, he loses to Shou-Lao while Danny succeeds. Outcast from his home and his father, Davos plots revenge as he becomes Steel Serpent and meets the Crane Mother in the end while Danny chooses to leave K'un-Lun where he finds out he's part of a rich family's company at Rand

[@Souledex]

@@thehobbyist7275 lol. To “differentiate” Kung fu guy with powers from a special place in China. There is definitely only room for one of those characters for the general moviegoing public in the MCU. They keep making new shit but people are only going to care if it’s easily quantized, memetic, narratively identifiable so that the story can be told with it’s building blocks rather than constantly making new ones. Comics has more room for nuance, but the foundational myths of culture heroes the world over were archetypal for a reason.

[@thehobbyist7275]

@@Souledex So are you saying that because Shang-Chi is Asian that he exists in the MCU? He's had a history of racist stereotypes and came out at a time when Kung Fu was popular. So did Iron Fist. What makes Danny interesting is his lore, not his skin color. K'un-Lun, Shou-Lao, the heritage of the Iron Fist, the 8 Capital Cities of Heaven(which they could just simply make Taa Lo one of them that connects to Iron Fist), his friendship with Luke Cage, Defenders, plus the Heroes for Hire, and the fact that he was a part of the first interracial couple with Misty Knight(which almost everyone seems to ignore) are a part of Danny. If we're going by that logic, then why does Black Panther exist in the MCU?

[@stevenrod100]

When you recognized the Kung Fu Hustle poster in the beginning I was wondering if you'd realize the village leader was the landlord.

[@bhardnavares5370]

Fun fact: The one who played the old man who helped train Katy, Guan Bo was one of the actors from Kung Fu Hustle, you know...the landlord.

[@acidosis1985]

The bouncy man

[@karlluigi1987]

FUN FACT: The Guy that teaches the bow and arrow to Katy, is actually the Land Lord Tai-Chi Master in KUNG FU HUSTLE

[@p-forest]

And Shang Chi has a Kung Fu Hustle in his bedroom.

[@zuriyel5368]

Also used to be Bruce Lee's stunt double.

[@thunderstudios4403]

⁠@@zuriyel53682 years late but yea Yuen Wah. Legendary stuntman who went to opera school with Jackie Chan and Sammo Hung.

[@alexc5243]

I was bummed that Wenwu died. I mean, it kind of had to happen for the storyline but he was such a good character and I love how they illustrated him in the movie.

[@mnomadvfx]

Ah yes, the old 1 movie villain trick. Feige never seems to tire of it does he?

[@ma.2089]

Yeah I wanted more of him

[@ma.2089]

@@mnomadvfx he’s a famous actor in Hong Kong actor, needs to get back to films that will be aired there, you know?

[@shinHis3]

@@ma.2089 Well Hong Kong died as Asia's capital of cinema since China took over. Now Korea is Asia's capital of cinema and he doesn't speak Korean. But yeah Tony Leung has been one of the best. His movies show up on TV a lot when I was a kid. He's carried movies that really depend on actor's performances to work. Without him I say this movie would've been worse by 2 points.

[@brandyanderson3522]

-If you look close you'll see not only the color is different when Shang-Chi has the rings. The energy seems to flow and is balanced. Unlike when Wenwu has them, where the energy is chaotic. -They also use them differently. Wenwu wears and shoots them out with force. Shang-Chi has them circling around him and uses them as an extension of himself. -With the mid credit scene I think the Rings have something to do with the Eternals. The look of them reminded me of scenes from the Eternals trailers. Plus we know Wenwu had them at least 1000 years. - I assume Dr. Strange wasn't in it for the same reason Feige took him out of WandaVision.

[@leomack6470]

I think you are right they were probably calling the Eternals in the end credit scene, the rings light matches what was seen in the Eternals.

[@gonk_ch]

@@leomack6470 i don't know, they may be more geared towards cosmic/mystical energy manipulation

[@jackyjo5395]

wait. why was he taken out of wandavision?

[@brandyanderson3522]

@@jackyjo5395 the commercials were actually supposed to be Strange trying to get through to Wanda. But Kevin Feige told Rolling Stone “Some people might say, ‘Oh, it would’ve been so cool to see Doctor Strange,’” says Feige. “But it would have taken away from Wanda, which is what we didn’t want to do. We didn’t want the end of the show to be commoditized to go to the next movie - here’s the white guy, ‘Let me show you how power works."

[@jackyjo5395]

@@brandyanderson3522 ahhhh.... that makes so much sense now... thanks for this

[@LawDice]

Simu Liu is awesome, I watched this in the theater and was skeptical, but absolutely loved it. An incredibly enjoyable addition to the MCU.

[@fujiusami]

3:22 "villains need love too" that's exactly Wenwu in a nutshell

[@BasicallyBosco]

Yoo this movie made me cry so hard. I could not help but sympathize with Wenwu. My man just wanted to have his wife and the mother of his kids back. He just wanted his family whole again. It doesnt justified all of his bad actions but still. 😭😭

[@devinwhite5064]

"just because you're a bad guy doesn't mean you're a bad guy" some shirtless guy.

[@diobrando5415]

@@devinwhite5064 that's from wreck it ralph?

[@devinwhite5064]

@@diobrando5415 i don't actually know, never watched it.

[@Noah-pg3xt]

This is by far my favorite marvel movie, I know this is mostly inspired by Chinese culture, but having lived in Japan and seeing some aspects of japanese culture in this I had a strong emotional connection to it

[@huhhhh-0_0]

I really love this movie!!! It was so intense and funny at the same time. I don't care about people who hates on this movie but for me this is one of the best MCU movie I've watched.

[@user-ft3ul5lp6z]

The haters doing videos about how shang chi was going to flop upon release: 🤡🤡🤡

[@huhhhh-0_0]

@@user-ft3ul5lp6z so true, I wonder what's their reaction when they found out it's having a sequel. Lol

[@user-ft3ul5lp6z]

@@huhhhh-0_0 i hope they choke on sht and die. Its annoying hearing them complain about phase 4 being trash, yet they are still up to date and consume the movies...bro if you dont like them just leave

[@iceman10129]

What an absolutely fantastic villain. If you can even call him that in the term of comic book villains. Just a man being deceived and doing whatever he can to bring back the love of his life.

[@aaronm4210]

I really liked this one, the villain and character development, the practical stunts, getting Jackie Chan influence all made for a cool movie! The biggest thing for me was how they took a comic book that wasn't well received and was offensive, and turned it into something epic. I feel like there's a lot of hope for other characters getting a fresh start in the MCU. Loved the reaction and thoughts, I would suggest the Rush Hour trilogy if you guys haven't seen it. Loved it!!!

[@nebulous8389]

Love Rush Hour but pretty watered down Jackie Chan fights compared to Drunken Master 2, Police story 1,2 etc. But still thought the fights were slick and Chantastic

[@edpotter1170]

when i saw the fight at the bamboo sticks building extension, i just went JACKIE CHAN!!

[@stevenma5188]

In memory of Brad Allen, may he rest in peace

[@p-forest]

The creatures in the land of Ta Lo are drawn from chinese mythology. I read Morris is a 'Hundun,' which is drawn to people with vices (in Iron Man 3, Trevor was acting in exchange for drugs and women). 'Hundun' has also been used as a word for someone that isn't very bright or has a child like innocence. It seems to me it's perfect Morris is hanging out with Trevor.

[@neomoscoso10]

An unexpected surprise, but a welcome one. The return of Trevor Slattery was my personal highlight from this film. Let us see what role The Ten Rings will play in the future.

[@acereporter73]

When Trevor appeared, I let out a very audible, "YUSS!" It really was a solid way to bring it full circle, given how wacky the narrative spun.

[@ProHero86]

Like let’s be real, for a comic that is more known for its villains (the Mandarin and Fin Fang Foom) this movie was fantastic

[@qdkdicja10]

oh absolutely. I was initially skeptical, like “Shangchi who’s that? Marvel’s really aiming for that Chinese capital eh?”… but came out of the cinema actually liking the movie. Tony Leung as Wenwu carried the acting part of the film, and the action scenes were fire!

[@JulyIzHere]

@@qdkdicja10 you sound exactly like how ppl did when complaining about black Panther before seeing it.

[@qdkdicja10]

@@JulyIzHere yeah, I’m quite dumb 😂

[@mnomadvfx]

As opposed to a certain other Disney film franchise known for the theme park ride that inspired it?

[@MasterZeus94]

Wenwu is the best MCU villain thus far. I love the fact that throughout the whole movie he hadn't lied about his purpose once. Also, I remember seeing a theory that the person young Shang-Chi was supposed to kill was Katy's grandfather.

[@iRoboticGaming]

Except Shang-Chi actually killed hid mother's killer

[@Kidapollo92]

i saw this with my dad the part where wen wu dies and gives shang chi the rings my dad looked at me and he just nodded his head

[@Kingrob30]

In the comics the Mandarin found the rings in the crashed ship of a dragon like aliens called the Makluans. One of them still lives on the earth named Fin Fang Foom

[@edpotter1170]

2 THEORIES I've read and loved: 1) the Ten Rings were created by the Eternals. In Eternals, Phastos created bands to form Uni-Mind among the Eternals and the Celestial. There's probability that Ten Rings could be a prototype or one of Phastos' inventions since we got to see in Eternals that Phastos fought Ikaris with what seem to be high tech rings. Plus there were originally 10 Eternals. 2) Apparently there was a Black Widow cameo that was very easy to miss, when Shang Chi and Katy walked into the sister's place. And since Black Widows from the solo movie have escaped the Red Room, it's possible that they get invited by the sister to join the new Ten Rings, thus the ladies addition.

[@shawnkroll3950]

If you remember the beginning it was life lesson...they said the ten rings could be used to for good or ill...his father chose to use the rings for power and self gain..but in the end it brought him grief....his son realized their true purpose to vanquish a great evil and not to serve a person's wants and desires. In the end the father did realize as you mention his wife's style being used on him by his son.....his wife was never really gone..she lived on in their children.

[@jamescaballero9727]

The old Guy with the Bow was the Yin Yang Master/ Landlord in Kungfu Hustle.

[@LeeCarlson]

Shang-chi's father is over one thousand years old, so he's still of the mindset that fathers pass on their inheritance to their sons and that daughters are neglected.

[@aaronboone8097]

The mom gave up her power when she left Ta-Lo. She was just a regular human with great martial arts, so 15-20 guys with weapons definitely killed her

[@mageeaaron2624]

Love this movie!!! Shang Chi is one of my favorite superheroes and it's so satisfying to see him have his own solo movie!!!!! Plus, it's one of those rare occasions I prefer movie over the comic! Enjoyed the reaction 🙏🏽💪

[@marcellousnguyen187]

🙏🏽💪

[@anthonydean1743]

I'm ok with how they changed the power of the Rings for the MCU. In the comics the Mandarin held each Ring on a different finger giving him ten different powers. Left thumb "Daimonic" emit energy along the electromagnetic spectrum. Right "Remaker" rearrange atoms/molecules speed up or slow down their movement. Left index "Incandescence" emit infrared radiation creating heat blast of varying temperature. Right "Influence" creates a concussive force; impact beam. Left middle finger "Lighting" emit electricity blast of varying current. Right "Spin" uses air creating a high speed Vortex beam. Left Ring finger "The Liar" magnifies the wearer's own psionic energy; mentally control people, transmit orders, create illusions. Right "Spectral" creates a disintegration beam that takes twenty minutes to recharge after using it. Left pinky "Zero" emits waves of cold temperatures creating ice blast; can lower the temperature of objects zero. Right "Nightbringer" can create an area of absolute darkness absorbing all light within it.

[@Ahjusshi_Brown]

They did change/alter the Manderin character from the comics. Like you said the Mandarin was a long time Iron Man nemesis (and Shang chi villian) but for the movie, marvel retconned it so that the Mandarin wasn’t necessarily an iron man villain but instead was Shang Chi’s father. This was done for better story telling obviously but also due to the fact that Shang Chi’s father in the comic used a lot of racist tropes.

[@kallreader7376]

Great reaction. Glad you’ve been reviewing Hong Kong martial arts films which gives a better appreciation of the combination of HK martial arts with the MCU universe.

[@AlexGonzalez-tx8qs]

I feel like the end credit scene was her taking over the Ten Rings in the same way that Yelena Belova was taking over the Widows if you can follow that. Not necessarily evil but if they’re good? It’s to be seen. Shit maybe they go the antihero route where they operate in a grey area.

[@williamhu6941]

The movie was really phenomenal. I loved the Endgame reference, as well as the surprise cameo of Abomination.

[@mnomadvfx]

Not really a surprise at all, it's glaringly obvious set up for She Hulk.

[@Nukerunin]

He was a huge villain in early Marvel comics and an Iron Man villain primarily. You were spot on. He was also a crap ton more powerful with the original Ten Rings on his fingers. The rings themselves had crazy unique powers, similar to the infinity stones, and can be used in conjunction with one another to do crazy combos. They were kind of like Infinity Gems Lite. Throw in Mandarin having a genius level intellect, being a martial arts master, having an international syndicate behind him, and it made him a serious problem to deal with.

[@Pears_on_Fire]

I don’t know if this guy exists in the comics as his own character, but the Mandarin is a vastly different character and one of the main villains of Iron Man, in a technology versus magic kind of way, although I think the rings were still alien tech in the end. Also, the rings are pretty different, since he wore them on his fingers, and I think each ring had a different power. Upon doing a little bit of research, apparently the reason they made he rings different in this was so they wouldn’t be compared to the infinity gauntlet

[@thealjohnsonshow2188]

Kacee and Anthony, I am glad that y'all watched it. One word to describe Shang-Chi? *Magical.* I cannot believe I waited this long to finally see what everyone was talking about. I'm absolutely kicking myself for not having watched it earlier. I'm also upset at myself that things were spoiled for me without having seeing it. Now, after finally watching it, I am freaking in love with this movie and its mythology. Also, love the mystery and cosmology surrounding the Ten Rings (and other mystical weapons coming later on). Also loved how tragic it was. Wenwu/The Mandarin is one of the most compelling MCU villains I have ever seen. So heartbreaking, so menacing and so formidable. Shang-Chi himself? I automatically welcome him as a future Avenger. Also, the possible return of the Ten Rings organization, now under the management of Shang-Chi's sister, is quite intriguing. Also, now that I have seen it, I can now see why Shang-Chi director Destin Daniel Cretton is directing Avengers: The Kang Dynasty (aka Avengers 5). I now have the utmost faith in him delivering another fantastic MCU movie. I not only cannot wait to see this again, but I cannot wait to see an eventual sequel. God, this movie is so amazing!

[@ChosenOne1991]

Shang-chi's original father in the comics was Fu Man Chu. A straight up psychopath supervillain. But in the later adaptations it was changed to Zheng Zu due to copyright issues.

Guys i like your channel and reactions generally,definetely good job but this time i didnt like it much.Why you trying to predict the movie's ending in every scene? While discussing it many times you missed lots of good acting especially from Wenwu guy.He acted so incredible especially in the sentimental scenes.I was expecting your reaction to those. But of course i understand you cant satisfy everyone's expections but this time i am little bit disappointed.

[@Mark_E_M]

When I saw this on the big screen, that scaffolding fight scene gave me MAJOR vertigo!!!

[@Dannydarko27]

The old man who teaches Katy how to shoot a bow is the landlord from Kung Fu Hustle lol. I love how this film has so many connections to films I grew up on

[@edpotter1170]

The scene when the Dweller-in-Darkness took Wenwu's soul reminded me of the scene when Harry saw Dementors sucking Sirius Black's life, and Wenwu's last look at his son reminded me of Sirius' last look at Harry before falling into the Veil. Really broke my heart.

[@johnsonpasoquin3846]

Omggg been waiting for this!!!!

[@mcigloo]

I've said this in a few other comment threads but I want to get it out there that if there was ever a straight sidekick MCU movie strictly for laughs I would pay good money to see Katy & Luis (from Ant Man) just kicking it letting the hilarity ensue

[@brooklyncooper8703]

. why do they feel the need to predict every scene before it happens? let it breathe and then react. honest criticism

[@marka8817]

Want them to stare and not react at all till the end? Lol

[@vinodkumarakula6807]

I like how your laughs were also in sync. You guys are a real couple 😍

[@unclesuave]

Master Guang Bo was played by Yuen Wah who also played the Landlord in Kung Fu Hustle. A nice nod to have the poster in Shang Chi's Garage bedroom.

[@adrianasantiago3832]

You're great guys! Thanks for this reaction I love Shang Chi!

[@janreydiaz7142]

I just kind of wondering about the end credit scene from Wandavision when Wanda heard his sons' voices, it is really her children or the monster tried to call her as well so either Shang-chi's father or her to open up the gate?

[@ma.2089]

So the thing about the villain in this movie, is that it kinda has a bit of history which might be what was incorporated into this movie, and why this movie is banned in China (for honestly understandable reasons). The first version was that it was based off another author’s character of a stereotypical Chinese villain. In the OG I believe, Shang Chi was mixed race, white on his mother’s side and Chinese on his dad’s side. The mother being the good part of his family and the dad being his bad part, as he was a villain. Eventually he fought his father, mightve killed him, and then retired to live in China. China doesn’t like the history of the story and it’s roots, for obvious reasons, being that of a Europeans demonizing them, and the original version of the villain was a very important character in European culture. So with this movie, they went about making the characters deeper and understandable, and fixing the problematic aspects. China still didn’t care, the culture and its effects was still relevant to them and had been so, so they banned the movie. This is why in the comics, Wen Wu is not a good guy, but here is significantly more complex and empathetic. I like this version more.

[@Rekoniz17]

Anthony's chuckle laugh be slaying me 🤣

[@circlenowsquared]

I saw this movie in theaters on a whim, but I'm so glad I did! The cinematic experience was unparalleled, with the giant fight scenes and larger than life CGI, like the dragon. It's definitely in my top three Marvel movies.

[@ricardoortiz4870]

5:37 Fun Fact: The dude filming is the same guy who told Spider-Man to do a flip in Homecoming.

[@silveriver9]

Shang-Chi is a masterpiece. It deserves an Oscar nomination.

[@benadama67]

Subbed. I've seen You two in compilation videos. Sorry, I never sought you out however You did finally pop up in My algorithm. Soo... 🍾Yeah!

[@tusharwattamwar]

The guy recording shang-chi fight on the bus was the guy from spiderman homecoming who asked spiderman to do a flip...

[@blackpanther10105]

Guang Bo, the old archer, is the landlord from Kung Fu Hustle

[@hanziggy6862]

Everytime I see this movie, it is another sad reminder that Kim's Convenience, an awesome show, got canceled way too soon and to make it worse, it was not canceled due to low ratings. Anyway, I find it interesting that the Marvel One-Shot "All Hail the King" did not hint at this movie & whether you saw it or not, seeing Trevor again was still a nice surprise. But yet, at the same time, if you did see it, it added a nice transition to this movie. Speaking of Adamantium, I have wondered for quite a long time now that when the X-Men do get introduced to the MCU, I wonder how it will be introduced and if Vibranium will still remain the strongest metal in the MCU or Adamantium will be it instead. If Marvel Studios still had the rights to X-Men all those years ago, Adamantium would've been used as the strongest metal and not Vibranium. But, now that Fox is with Disney, I wonder what they will do now.

[@dragonquix1240]

The actor who played the father, tony leung, is the childhood friend of steven chow. These two were considered the best actors alive in China.

[@cecilfuentes5435]

I had to end it within 6 mins and 35 seconds lol.. i can't believe yall talked thru the entire portion lol. I'll be nice and hit the thumbs up before I leave 😎

[@micoangeloomac3694]

Guys! The old guy who played Master Guang Bo is the same guy who played the landlord husband in Kung-Fu Hustle. The flexible kung-fu master married to the roaring landlady kung-fu master!!

[@LEOIAMLEOONYOUTUBE]

Where are you guys from? Are all the theatres closed there cuz of corona?

[@smcccuhk]

I always enjoy your reactions and reviews! Keep it up!

[@2nd3rd1st]

11:33 "Was itdedadaditdat?" xD What English sounds like to a Chinese person

[@demyanrudenko]

25:40 there is a theory going around that the person who Shang-Chi had to kill was Katie's grandfather

[@marka8817]

Thought you already saw this on movie and will not see you both react to it. Im happy watching it together with you guys

[@boochisox]

"You're gonna fight on THAT thing?" Clearly you haven't seen Rush Hour 2.

[@estoy1001]

"Is this going to be an army for good or an army for bad?" Given her general disposition, probably an army for sale- take it as you will.

[@shashwatverma1338]

stop predicting the movieee, just watchh !!!!!

[@jeffreymcmahon3627]

Wong was fighting at the Golden daggers to afford his favorite deli sandwich, the tuna melt

[@m.winfree1912]

I really enjoyed your reaction. All the best!

[@mistajay885]

Guess y'all didn't realize Katie's archer mentor is the landlord in Kung-fu Hustle then. 😆 super meta

[@nebulous8389]

Jackie Chans former stunt team member choreographed these actions scenes. 💪

[@LEOIAMLEOONYOUTUBE]

Wait. I'm sorry. Pause. Are you seriously telling me you didn't see this in the movie theatre and this is your actual first time watching it?! I'm way too shook!

[@silveriver9]

Thought the same too.

[@willierichardson1040]

The reason why the rings are orange when shangi and his mother uses it control them is because there also using magic his father has no magic, wung felt it in Kahn mo Taj when he first use it

[@Kidapollo92]

in hawkeye episode 3 remember dragons live in a different world .. what if they came to our world? you have to learn how to jump between two worlds

[@lebigbentheory]

did you guys notice that the elderly man was the husband landowner in kung fu hustle?

[@rolmos310]

The fight scene on the train he said he copied Jackie chan's style which was dope as hell

[@jamescaballero9727]

And the one on the scaffolding.

[@timdalsgaard3779]

what train? =D

[@rolmos310]

@@timdalsgaard3779 lol tomato potato lol

[@LeeCarlson]

I would not be surprised to see Laura Kinney as Wolverine.

[@Julia67838]

when i saw Katie falling i immediately thought of natasha ahahah

[@sinkingship4454]

the old man in talo is one of the actor in kung fu hustle..

[@tashg9343]

What’s your fav origin movie? Which one has a family story w comedy, great action and a regular person that people can relate to. Not to mention the best post credit ever.

[@noelampong330]

I dunno of someone already mentioned this, but fun fact: Katie's archery master was the husband of the land lady in Kung-Fu Hustle.

[@jjfragglerock5020]

Yeah it was telling they didn't say Shang-Chi would return, but thankfully the movie did well and they're doing a sequel!

[@number1fool]

This guy’s giggle is too much

[@silveriver9]

Lol hehe

[@bashengatheblackmanta7003]

Both kids enherited the ten rings -shang got the 10rings -xu shali enherited the ten rings organisation

[@AndrewJamison79]

The consensus I see is it's contacting galactus also the rings originated in the other dimension they fought the dweller in darkness at.

[@elin111]

Supposedly Benedict Wong specifically asked to be in the movie even if it was just a cameo.

[@ManateeSmuggler]

Master Guang Bo is played by Yuen Wah , who also played the Landlord in Kung Fu Hustle

[@BoostedEcho]

12:29 I love how Katy's technique works on viewers. 🤣

[@mc888l]

The old man in the village is the landlord in Kungfu Hustle. If you guys didnt realise...

[@ctcentralinfo]

@32:55 He's was the Landlord in Kung fu Hustle.

[@vuechidna]

21:49 is also a Kung-Fu Hustle easter egg....think, landlord....

[@KevinLockamy]

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