This was actually sammo and his stunt group.

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Some of those falls look very painful !

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Some of jackies best movies were sammos.

I am a huge fan of both, and I think it's hard to compare, because there's very different intentions behind their respective styles. Sammo, as you said, is more about intensity and high impact. But Jackie's stuff is innovative precisely *because* his characters are usually trying to fight while running from his opponents, and that opens up a whole new space of possibilities. So you've got the realism of his panic at being outnumbered or overpowered, but it's combined with the craftiness at utilising nearby objects and obstacles to his advantage. The whole thing comes together magically (such as the playground scene in Police Story II, or the tea-house sequence in Miracles). I actually don't think Sammo's fights are any more "real", they're just more traditional i.e. his characters face one another, stand their ground, and punch and kick their way victory. Interestingly enough, from Scott Adkins' conversation with Bennie about this Dragons Forever scene, it sounds like Jackie had some input into the choreography here, so even this sequence isn't all Sammo's imagination. Don't get me wrong - I LOVE Sammo's work. He, Jackie and Yuen Wo Ping are my top 3 action directors.

Sammo is a great choreographer , but Jackie Chan can also fight in violence manner , but he always try to fight as a normal human being which contains showing pain while fight and fast breathing etc like that ,this types will not make Jackie weaker but it will be a unique style.

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101 wishes before we all bite the dust, mate...

me too, i want them to make another movie together

Miss those good old times man! Movies like that are history😢 all the new shit makes me pull out my hair!

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because Jackie has been at the peak of his physical ability and he had also been allowed to shot the movies the way he had wanted. As soon as he had moved to USA the wuss americans have started imposing rules on his movie making. You can easily see the difference between movies like Project A, Police Story, Dragons Forever etc. and movies like Rush Hour, Shanghai Noon, and the alikes. The first category looks like total badass, action movies made for grownupas, while the 2nd category looks like kids' movies, still action movies but a silly type of action, the Home Alone type of action. That's why I keep telling everyone that if one wishes to witness Jackie Chan at his best they should watch the movies he had made in the 80s, and with non-american production houses.

One could say it was the... Golden Harvest of action

The 80's and up until the mid-90's was the golden age of Hong Kong action cinema. Then communist China took over Hong Kong and everything went to shit. Many great stars or directors like John Woo went to Hollywood and the commies put so much restrictions and censorship on filmaking that they essentially ruined all creativity.

@@doublep1980 I'd say Johnnie To almost singlehandedly kept the badass HK action cinema alive from the mid 90s uo until a few years ago. it helps that he has made a shit ton of movies and that I don't ever recall watching a single bad film from him.

the whole scene from 2:47 to 3:50 is very funny

@@laurentpoisson3819 and it was based on real fight

No joke, I even saw some wing Chun + feet massage 😮😮

Cause a lot of the kicks and punches connect.Not full force,but some do connect

Sammo Hung's actually, not Jackie

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He's like a monkey.

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From 7:36 - 7:58 I literally cried, also. That guy was so stoooopid!!!! (Caught me off guard doing the kung fu moves faking them like he knew shit then that hand wave or whatever it was at the end)

She saw her shot and took it. Quickly and focused. Dudes balls are peanutbutter. 😂

And sammo too at the same time

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Yes indeed!!!! This is golden right here!!!

You mean, Richard Ng.

Dude I had this movie on VHS back in the days, I replayed that shit at least a 100 times lmao

@@Flokoli1 I can only imagine why, bud.... Timeless classic!

@@jerryjazzbo2845 I stand corrected, brutha!

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the Jackie Chan effect. This guy has spoiled us with so much awesomeness, and so often, that every fight scene we watch nowadays (with few exceptions like The Raid, or the Ip Man series) feels dull, boring and slow

@@blabla-rg7ky mate, I 100% agree.

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He was NEVER a sidekick during the 80s. You JC fanboys need to get your facts straight.

@@jerryjazzbo2845 sorry sorry. "CO-star" Don't cry

@@ricenbeenz... it's just that Sammo always stood next to JC as an equal on screen when they were together. Never as a sidekick.

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You should watch the movie, legally, because this is a action comedy classic from the good 'ol Hong Kong.

LETS JUST BE GLAD THAT AT ONE POINT THEY DID. =)

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