Jackie Chan vs. The King of Bamboo | Drunken Master 

Truth. Phenomenal martial artists!

Talented? This choreography is stiff as hell. Nothing looks fluid or realistic to fighting. It’s all stop, go and wait movement. I love old movies like this for their charm, but this choreography is ass.

@@TheKessi1000that was the style back then. Jackie brought in the fluid stuff.. already this was starting to go that direction. And it wasn’t ass.. because nothing fluid was done before this. Buddy

The other day I tried to watch these God awful Denzel Washington male power fantasy bullshit movies, I don't even know what they're called (The Eraser, The Cleaner, The Vanisher, whatever) and they're just so insultingly dumb and disrespectful to the audience in terms of fight sequences. Denzel is a fine actor, no discussion, but unlike Keanu Reeves, he doesn't put in any effort in terms of action. The results are "choreographies" that consist soley of all those annoying movie "tricks" you mentioned: cuts every half second, shakey cam, all the atrocious nonsense to hide the poor performance. Asian Kung Fu movies back then easily surpass 90% of current action flicks. And the ones that actually work usually have some talented guy with experience in Asian cinema behind the choreographies.

It’s funny, Jackie isn’t a huge fan of this type of choreography. He found it very stiff, slow, with a lot of poses in between.

This must be an earlier version of Drunken Master; the remake have Jackie Chan & cast speaking English much better .

@@geraldstephens6612 You're confusing this with Legend of Drunken Master, not the same movie but a lot of the same actors.

No

I would rather read subtitles and have him speak Chinese.

In beginning he has John Wayne style for a second... Speaking not fighting 😅

Not so sure they even accomplished that here lol

Boxing is stupid wearing oven mitts and shorts and a ring with rules trying to cover up the truth of battle when when should use one's body as an entire weapon just like that goofball Mike Tyson who by the way is a convicted sexual predator and a Mickey mouse sounding loser

​@@NeanderthalNorthmanbefore mma or the Internet, we didn't exactly know how real fights look like

@riveteye93 come on, did you really need to see an MMA fight before realizing this looked absolutely ridiculous? As does almost every fight scene in every one of these types of movies. MMA isn't even a real fight but it's at least as close as we can get while still keeping some sense of order to it.

Greatest moment in comedy: "hm what do we do?" "hm" both together: "We run like hell!"

each and every time. its like write of passage 🤣

Brooms, random sticks, cut offs from woodworking and any and all of my swords lol

Shoom wishah absolutely :)

Always.

Even the beating sound "boom boom" in reality it doesn't exist But the sounds are exaggerated for us to easily understand if the hit has been blocked or it got the opponent.

It was a chin pinch bro

Ah, yes, contusions, broken bones, bodies on the ground, Colombo walking around taking notes and continually saying, "Ah, Just one more question...." The judge shaking his head, the prosecutor shaking his head, a defense attorney crying in his beer, a parole officer shaking his head, and finally a shrink giving up in disgust after he tears up his notes....one of those days...

Yes! Exactly, We would tie our shirts around heads face only showing our eyes, so we look like ninjas.

Drinking and fighting!

Or you could be self aware and not let him penetrate you

That its good lol 😂😂 gotta Love 1980s kung fu movies

It's so bad... it's epic

In 'Who am I?' Jacki (dubbed) says "come with me" while the subtitles say "wait here" :)

It's an old kung fu film. The dub has to be bad

Bad? ..bruh its suck even in original, its just dumb dialogue writer.. but he still love it

Generally I agree with you. But the dub of this film is just funny.

The bad sound effects were played irrespective of the voice dub