Rumble in the Bronx (1995) - Jackie Chan - Comedic Movie Review/Trivia 

Ooooo WOW. Thank you so much for spending the time sharing this with us. I honestly had no idea who she was. What an incredible story of endearment. That is amazing

@@RedEyeReviewsI am sure you might seen her appear in other movies that was made in 80's and early 90's. Some that is memorable was A Better Tomorrow 3 and Heroic Trio. Rumble in Bronx was made during Anita was "hiding" after the Triad incident so she appeared in less movies at that time in 1995. I remember she died somewhere in 1998 or 1999

@Hanferd that is crazy. So sad she passed away so early. She was extremely talented.

RIP Check out Heroic Trio everyone

@@RedEyeReviews you're welcome

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Hahaha that's hilarious

I was living in The Bronx when this movie came out and I'm like "Where's The Bronx? "

It is almost like expressive dance mixed with martial arts.

the Chinese HATE a racist buster keaton you're out of your mind. Their heroes are asian. Not a buster keaton They have never heard of a buster.

That is an amazing memory

So glad you are liking the videos. I need to do way more Jackie Chan

@@RedEyeReviews Absolutely! Keep up the great work. No matter the movie you pick I'm sure I'll enjoy it!

It's crazy if you slow it down it stands out so bad it's like 4 times the size of his other foot but tbh doing the stunts he did with a broken ankle is next level commitment

I love his movies too. I think my first one was Rush Hour as a kid. But have since watched most of his movies

FACTS

Chuck Norris is way more badass than azn boi chan man. Sorry

AMEN

100% Both Noris and the seagull are figures of parody/jokes, no one jokes about Jackie because he is fucking awesome

@@samholdsworth420 that hillbilly whiteboy can not touch jackie chan.

Wouter noooo! I am researching now and there is a theory online that talks about this as well. But I don't see any confirmed statement. So like Santa Claus, I choose to believe Jackie did it lol.

@@RedEyeReviews yes. There is some better source where somebody on set talks about it, but I cannot find it. However, Jackie is doubled for a LOT of stunts. If you don't see his face, it's probably not him. In this case, there isn't really any reason to believe it is him. Don't forget that he is already in his 40's here. The helicopter jump you showed at the beginning is also not fully Jackie. Same goes for the jump in the water. Jackie is doubled in almost every movie he did. Mostly back falls and b-roll footage for major stunts and short hard hits. A few examples: he did not do the FULL clock tower fall in Project A. He did not perform the end jump in Rush Hour. He tries to do as much as possible, but like he said himself; if you don't see my face, it's not me (probably). Another example is the bridge jump at the end of Accidental Spy. If you want I can share much more (since it's my passion). But there's always reasons for doubling. Injuries, time or the fact that somebody else can make it look better. Jackie is doubled a few times in his famous fight with Benny the Jet in Dragons Forever as well. And he is doubled extensively for all car action in Armour of God. Anyway, he is a legend. But after researching him, freeze framing his movies, and stunts for a long time (for example, listen to the old Bey Logan commentaries on the Hong Kong Legends DVD's) I am now watching his movies more objectively. He has done more for action than anyone else. Yes, Bruce cannot stand in his shadow with only 5 movies (Bruce is also doubled in fight scenes). Jackie is a legend, but he's also human. You can actually see it all very well if you buy the remastered blu-ray versions of his movies. Also, watch his Gorgeous fight and try to spot the fight doubles ;).

@@Shaki123 Thank you for the great details! I am right there with you, I love this part of movies. I am the kind who watches a movie, and then immediately rewatches with commentary tracks on. But yes he is a real legend of action, specifically the incredible style of comedic action, and no one does environmental fighting better. But I also know the movie magic exists, and the man isn't invincible. I actually am avoiding reading his auto biography because apparently he comes off as a bit of an asshole in his personal life.. But I prefer to keep the curtain drawn and pretend he is perfect haha

For real. It's crazy

@@RedEyeReviews I just ran across your channel a day or so ago. You do great work and earned yourself a now dedicated subscriber. Thanks for being awesome! :D

@@loneronin6813 thank you so much! So glad to have you be apart of the community :)

No worries my friend! I need to get more Jackie in the channel. So far just the one. But I absolutely love the guys movies.

Haha truth

Oh that is interesting. Thank you!

My job is done :)

He is insane. The genuine article

One of mine as well :)

Happily friend! Glad I could help

Haha right?! And that man is a duct tape master

Hahaha if I bag on another kid in a wheel chair.....you might be on to something but for now, it's just a theory lol

Lol I love that episode so much!

My God. They should just be a duo in every movie.

For sure! I am pretty sure I have it on the list, but I'll make sure its there

@@RedEyeReviews right in brotha, looking forward to it.

Oh I haven't seen First Strike in a very long time!

no secret really. Jackie chan liked Bruce Lee but didn't want to be taken as serious. It was his idea to be comic relief in a manner of speaking. bringing fun to martial arts movie world.