The 80's Jackie Chan #3 (Dance With The Dead - Riot)

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Hi guys !
Jackie still wants some more ! This is the 3rd time ! I think he's really unstoppabble ! Plus, now he's drunk as shit to do what he's good at : drunken boxing !
Drink, Drink, Drink !
Music : Dance With The Dead - Riot
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Movie : The Legend Of The Drunken Master (1994)
Enjoy !
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[@michaelstout7955]

Director: Jackie, we can just get the special effects crew to do some edi... Jackie Chan: I am the special effects

[@krassos]

Jackie Chan, one of humanity's most extraordinary humans

[@Sean-kp6pi]

Jackie Chan uses everything as a weapon except actual weapons.

[@paulrodgers7837]

Sean Harrison Ikr

[@guziman1963]

Well he did use that Dao in the first part, and drove it into that gourd.

[@mysticnovelbro]

@@guziman1963 poor gravel......

[@letyvasquez2025]

Art of war, Never desire for conflict But always have a towel ready

[@ritsukalee6932]

Jackie Chan + A furniture store = Invincible

[@olcsohigany]

This is the '90s Jackie :)

[@Impulsegt1]

Jackie Chan = Living legend

[@shizukagozen777]

Impulsegt1 0:32 Humm, what about that sword ? **cough** 😅

[@jamly8515]

True! True!

[@jamly8515]

He is my idol! One of the most!

[@michaeltarrant6011]

Pure SICKNESS!!!!!

[@dragonknightleader]

And this ladies and gentlemen is the perfect example of a monk with the tavern brawler feet.

[@joeygreathouse3029]

This is the kinda music that should be in most fighting games.

[@AcroGrade]

Tekken is getting there haha

[@jackastronaut]

Play killer instinct

[@jackastronaut]

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[@josephsua7246]

Tekken 7 has a couple osts like this.

[@JoeDredd2012]

The moral of this tribute is ''Don't fuck with Jackie Chan especially if he's drunk'' lol. Thumbs up I loved it

[@podfatheutube]

Jackie chan was so badass back then!

[@nefariousnilbog]

Jackie Chan will ALWAYS be a bad ass :D But yeah I know what you mean, peak Chan is something else entirely

[@ckgun1]

yea he broke his foot in one of his movies and still jumped off a bridge to finish the shoot

[@ckgun1]

also that was how he broke it the first time

[@VisionQuest057]

Rumble in the Bronx, if I remember correctly. White Tiger! LOL

[@jfproductions4141]

Jackie early in his career in an 80s cyberpunk Kung fu movie is something I wish we could’ve seen

[@davidstrife165]

Jackie Chan: master of the drunken fist!

[@mek_Morok]

I can hear furniture screaming in terror :/

[@nikgor3]

Один из самых-самых любимых фильмов с Джеки !!! Финальная битва - это нечто, хотя а чем это я ?! Весь фильм НЕЧТО 👍!!!

[@bobbarkin2880]

I usually wake myself up with coffee. But I just saw this and now I'm pumped!

[@nikgor3]

Пожалуй, одна из самых любимых картин с Джеки !! Кумир моей жизни💪 Дай Бог огромного здоровья 🙏

[@Olexxus]

The whole track is kickass, but the ending pumps me as much as Jackie in this video. I literally want to smash something.

[@ViewTube_Emperor_of_Mankind]

One of the best movies of all time

[@sStands4s]

I’ve been comimg back to this and your other Jackie Chan synth videos for years now. Great stuff! Especially to get pumped!!

[@shizukagozen777]

That ending though, it was awesome.

[@user-wp6kt2ky2i]

What a legend

[@Apathesis0]

The 80's were incredible for action cinema

[@bobbarkin2880]

I gotta give props to that ending. I never felt so pumped! Every bang was a hit made me feel like a kid again when I watched these movies!

[@cidsapient7154]

the fighting in this movie was a cut above the rest

[@nunyabusiness2597]

2:19 = me on friday nights

[@ShiningInTheName]

Drunken master, most dangerous master)

[@narik6408]

Нурлан Яхин абсолютли!

[@user-rk2hn7kq9v]

🔥🔥🔥AWESOME🔥🔥🔥

[@GameMasterDahaka]

This is amazing!

[@user-gc6be7py9x]

классная и хорошая музыка подобрана под этот клип,спасибо тебе автор,никого не слушай что говорят плохо или ещё что то,хороший актёр и музыка сама то,по человечьи и от души,побольше бы таких подборок,прямо таки и хочется втащить или быть же сильным

[@hankhill2625]

get out of here stalker

[@jamly8515]

@@hankhill2625 bastard. What you about?

[@randomlyplaying]

Love these jackie vids!

[@michaelkienzynski4208]

AWESOME!

[@jesusgarcia-jr6uw]

La peli del luchador borracho es la mejor de todos los tiempos

[@Jack_The_Lad]

Good job my man.

[@Vislav]

Drunken master!

[@MrTekstolit]

Спасибо! Побольше бы таких видео. :)

[@MetatronsCube23]

Hell yeah!

[@nefariousnilbog]

Siiiick video to a Siiiiccckkk track.

[@int0thedepths]

Great video, man!

[@daroven199]

Awesome

[@sassythesasquatch1814]

Jackie Chan godlike skill

[@laumachecarriage4979]

HongKong 1997

[@paulbadman8509]

Holy shit!

[@OmicronX-1999]

5 people disliked this?? Jackie Chan's gonna kick your asses.

[@oisavvy]

3:10 Drunken Jackie Chan who tanks hits and wants more is the scariest Jackie Chan. Lol add to him spitting fire at around 2:38, and he's absolutely deadly! Like a Raging Dragon 🐉 😤 🔥 🤣

[@Avatariuz]

Something about the 80-90's... subscriped :)

[@rickdeckard2622]

90s ? meh.

[@sirraf23]

I remember watching this movie a while back and thinking "Holy shit, that's where they got every single one of Brad Wongs moves in DOA3"

[@1artguru]

1000 LIKE by me, YEAH!

[@tbtilekkiller1738]

1994% of music synchronization with Movie

[@PfouuuAnimation]

FUCKING AMAZING

[@flynnc.902]

fuck, because this he was my childhood hero

[@rubengalarza6137]

#4 please

[@suzuka4596]

6.12.2019

[@hrom-ms8cp]

3:10 Mode berserk activated)

[@Jeed92]

this is in autorepeat when i play Lei in Tekken7

[@curtiscarpenter9881]

Re-release sine of these old films I think would be a good idea instead of going to the tine and production of making new ones.💽💽

[@Ronnie1992]

0:57 this And 2:50 I don't know why, but that looks badass to me

[@SuperRayW]

Best Kung Fu movie I've ever seen in the theatre, although Rumble in the Bronx is a close 2nd.

[@DanielRC]

Contiene copyright..??

[@Haze5780]

Is this important just Watch it or dont Watch it

[@Jack_The_Lad]

By the way, could you re-upload the first 80's jackie chan video or upload it somewhere else?, it seems it has some sort of copyright block.

[@The80sGuy]

Here you go sir : vimeo.com/172171580

[@Jack_The_Lad]

Much appreciated, keep up the good work.

[@lightningmcdweeb]

Drunken Master 2 used in this video is from 1994 :) not the 80s . Ik its in the description but why post along with 80s compilation?

[@user-eb6bz2vt8x]

Тэнкс фор ватчинг ю

[@relax604604]

пьяный мастер!! =))))

[@johnlorenpelayo]

He probably used a doomsday pill

[@tonykidv2]

Please The 80's guy if you still have a copy of your "Never Stop" video can you make a download link of it, I really want to see/listen to it. I know of copyright strikes, you can't risk to upload on youutube it again I just want to see it again.

[@The80sGuy]

I think I will upload it on Vimeo and give you the link :)

[@tonykidv2]

sweet thanks.

[@tonykidv2]

I don't want to be a bother but did you upload your "Never Stop" video you made.

[@The80sGuy]

vimeo.com/172201643

[@tonykidv2]

+The 80's Guy thanks

[@skyural]

I love Jackie, but I think that movie the raid would've been a better fit

[@remembertotakeshowerspleas355]

One thing that always bugged me about this movie was screwed the heroes motives were. Yeah, it sucked it that the guy in the suit wanted to sell that jade, but that was still his jade to sell! That was his property and he had the right to sell it to whoever he wanted to! If anything you'd think they'd be more upset about how he beat up all those workers and Fei Hong, but they pretty much forget about it. The steal from and nearly murder this guy and his subordinates , not because of all the actual shitty stuff they've done, but because they couldn't handle the fact that he was selling some historically significant jewelry. It's absurd, and it really took me out of the movie near the end, right when things were getting really interesting.

[@PerennialRapture]

I always felt that they accurately portrayed a British group that were taking the artifacts for museums. Which is historically accurate, they were trying to put most of the world into a museum at that time. Obviously people are motivated by money so thats what drives the market and motivates the "villains" of this movie. You bring up a good point, which is exactly how we would handle it today. In this period, portrayed in the movie, is around the time when the locomotive was still a cutting edge modern invention. The main characters are silly, so its hard to argue much in their favor... Especially Fei Hung and his mother. I feel it was justified to some regard because back then, they didn't have nice paper trails and fair trade agreements. You have a large uneducated population who probably don't even realize their heritage is being sold off. Yes, from a business standpoint they may be in the right. Selling the soul and culture of someone else's society is wrong no matter how you try to put it. Very few people would even be aware of the villains in this movie, imo. As its proof that Britain stole, bought, found, explored and traded many artifacts all over the world. They also made the British leader villain dudes Asian which i think further confuses this but you would imagine the British superiors using locals. Really love this movie, if anything its a bummer. I can see where your coming from though.

[@PerennialRapture]

One other thing to consider is why hide the jade in steel shipments if it isnt illegal or a shady deal.

[@remembertotakeshowerspleas355]

I'll admit that selling stuff that's important to a culture to a foreign land is a pretty shitty thing to do, but the suited guy still had the right to do that. Not just the legal or business right, but the moral one as well. That was his freaking stuff, he has the right to whatever he wants with it no matter how valuable or important it is to someone else. That's how it was then, that's how it is now, and that's how it should be. I assume they hid the jade because they were worried that the locals would be upset if they found out about it, and feared a giant angry mob might attack. Also a big fan the movie, despite all my nitpicking.

[@PerennialRapture]

pttoau Weldezion good points, somebody had to not care for them to get the Jade in the first place