There might be more than one answer here. The movie that put him on my radar was Rumble in the Bronx. It got a release in the USA and catapulted his fame here in the West. However, he's been famous in Asia for almost two decades prior. I believe the two movies that led to him being a big star in Asia was Snake in the Eagle's Shadow and Drunken Master. On these movies, he was working with Yuen Woo Ping, a former graduate of the same Chinese opera school Jackie attended, and the fight choreographer for The Matrix and Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon.
bruce lee was with us the whole time but he came back to us with a serious and humorous side jackie chan embodies a more humorous side of the arts and hes damn good
My reference Veristasim on RU-vid video I was watching and studying they why talking about why gravity is not a force its just a kind of a Illusion according to Albert Einstein general theory of relativity they basically it depends on how you think about gravity well i think The nature of gravity proofs Newton wrong and Einstein right therefore gravitational fields dont exist so according to this tribute video of Jackie Chan how he uses the environment he like when he jumps and the wall 🧱 or something high ge would be accelerating to put that in a international frame of reference the other person he kicked off the wall is not ratating a positive charge instead is ratating a nagitive charge.That means Jacky Chan when he uses the environment for his advantage accelerates up ward on a geodesic which gives him a great advantage that means according to the theory of why gravity is not force Jackie Chan fights like Super man.Therefore he may be the greatest martial artist to have ever lived.
For anybody that happen to read my last comment and doesn't understand what I'm talking about Jackie Chan has been implicated in the death of Bruce Lee and Brandon Lee who are both deeply loved in America and China
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I always find these guys rediculous when they try to talk logically about Batman when batman is inherrently a silly character; this people love DK and criticizes DKR for plot holes and yet DK has plenty of plot holes.
The problem with TDKR is not plot holes. We can laugh at them more because they are far larger, more constant, and more obvious than the previous two films, but they're not the main issue. The big problem with TDKR is lousy characterisation, bad plotting, weird directing and it's an unsatisfying conclusion for many. David S Goyer's script is absolutely idiotic, and unlike previous films, Nolan didn't work nearly as much on the story with him. And Goyer is a horrible writer when left on his own. Nolan's directing couldn't save a fundamentally broken story, and that's what the film has. It's far more shallow than the previous two, and thus when it tries to be smart it instead comes across as hopelessly pretentious.
Spike Prime put it best but yeah, it’s not the plot holes ppl take issue with. The story is just…not good. And it sucks because I fuckin LOVE Batman Begins and TDK, so I was predisposed to love this one. Ended up massively disappointed.
Ralph Garman does bring up the argument that the movies seem to follow one another pretty closely as Batman received the calling card of the Joker at the end of Batman Begins and immediately goes into dealing with the Joker in TDK.
