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

Sean Harrison Ikr

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

@@guziman1963 poor gravel......

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

Tekken is getting there haha

Play killer instinct

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-R1r-B0cDC9Y.html

Tekken 7 has a couple osts like this.

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

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

also that was how he broke it the first time

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

get out of here stalker

@@hankhill2625 bastard. What you about?

Нурлан Яхин абсолютли!

90s ? meh.

Here you go sir : vimeo.com/172171580

Much appreciated, keep up the good work.

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

sweet thanks.

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

vimeo.com/172201643

+The 80's Guy thanks

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.

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

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.

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

Is this important just Watch it or dont Watch it