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There's plenty of fantastic choreography in modern movies. FFS, where do you think they took their inspiration from? The problem is shitty editing and cinematography. Everyone wants tight, fast editing that obscures the action or that stupid ass slow-mo zach snyder shit that got popular with 300. Blame the audience, not the actors.

@@Glassandcandy why would the audience want to sit through bad fight choreography? That's like blaming a guy for not knowing the milk went sour after drinking.

@@Glassandcandy yeah no, most actors don't have the years of physical training that jackie and his stunt team have. Hell most stunt doubles won't do what jackie does. The super fast cuts and editing is done precisely to hide the lack of athletic ability from actors. I have no idea what you're talking about. Audiences complain nonstop about the annoying shaky cam that started with the bourne series.

Not a single shaky cam, just talent and hardwork.

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Yes there is man! A not so popular channel named "martial club" made a jackie chan style fight scene video! They are so cool and the choreography is awesome! Check it out :D

@@RTR-py8wg martial club are one of the bests :)

Beside an Indian martial artist 🇮🇳💪 Vidyut Jamwal 🔥

One person have in Karnataka we call him puneeth rajkumar (APPU) but wee lost him

Same here born 1999 but men I love Jackie stunts

I was born in 2006 and I love it

It's like finely aging wine.

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He did. there's a video on youtube

That's not true..he treated his stunt team like shit, just ask Ken Lo.

@@foodparadise5792 The men spoke about how much it meant to them to be on the JC Stunt Team. They remembered how generous Brother Jackie (their name for him) was, how he would even share his pay with them. They also spoke about how being on the team helped their careers and how fond their memories of Chan are. Yeah F you for spreading lies.

@@TK0S3 to the other guys credit, thats a lot of jks. Hes just kidding?

Bye

That's one of the perks of being one of the "Seven Fortunes" in the Pecking Opera.

Like juice boxes from rumble in the Bronx❤

yeah.... If you want to create something that will be remembered that's how you do it. 30 years later and no one has the speed, willingness and creativity to even match his talent let alone surpass him. Martial arts might not necessarily be spectacular, but the way he's depicting martial arts in his movies definitely makes them spectacular.... My favorite actor by far (I still have his best movies on my HDD and watch them whenever I'm in mood to see realistic and spectacular fights.... and I'm always in the mood for that, which is why I saved his movies and watch them at least 2-3 times a month)

@@blabla-rg7ky agree with everything u said but not about speed think that belongs to bruce lee also bruce lee inspired jackie to want to be different the opposite instead of being tough jackie would run away or if he got hit he would show it hurt instead also what do u mean by the way he despicts his martial arts

@@kyleday5026 I know that bruce lee has been his inspiration, but that doesn't mean that bruce lee is better. Ok, he may have been better - I don't know, and I don't care - but JC's fight scenes are always faster, more complex, and more spectacular than lee's. Lee's fights have been simplistic, whereas JC's are always complex. That's what I mean by "the way he's depicting martial arts". There are some punches and kicks in JC's movies that are just orgasmic to watch. One of them that I remember now is in the warehouse fight in the Twinkle Twinkle Lucky Stars movie, when Yuao Bien jumps from a crate and fakes a kick, and then immediately hits with the other. Unfortunately I don't have a link to show you this, but if you have (or have access to) the movie, just watch that scene and you will get my point. That fake kick, followed by a real kick scene is illustrative of a JC movie in my opinion. And there are more such spectacular scenes like this that I don't remember at the moment, but which I've never seen in Bruce Lee's movies. I think... Dragons Forever might have something similar... and also Wheels on Meals....

@@blabla-rg7ky i understand what your saying but im not comparing but bruce lees fights were simple because it was to do with his jkd and bring realism like in a real fight and his speed and power is unsuprassed even when slowing it down also and to not have a 5-10 minute fight but also in the movies he was always changing the fights and he was always honestly expressing himself it was more than just fight scenes there was deep coming from him. and if u want complex and someone whos willing to die in a movie go for jackie both amazing in there own way. bruce lee was the first person to show serious fighting in movies. and to change how asians are looked upon

also bruce lee was someone in his movies where he was just not acting but being real and true to himself how he really was whether it was the humor or how he used to express himself during fights.

agreed. Actors (even stuntmen) nowadays have nothing on JC's stunt crew

Even the nonfighting women weren't afraid of getting thrown around. They're pretty scrappy!

Fun fact: They didnt have budget for the safety glass like you see in today's movies. Those were real glasses, the result was some cut for the actors.

@@htjmartin it also because jackie chan was unaware of the existence of a fake glass hollywood been used for stunts. He felt like an idiot when he did.

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Ninety Nine I feel like it should be the exact opposite lol

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Yes! One of my favorite moves too!

Yes! My buddies and I used to rewind that combo over and over when we rented Police Story 2 back in the 90s!

Legendary!

Dayumn

not really, he seems only mildly irritated.

Quảng nam

É sem dúvida uma experiência muito boa de se reviver ....

Wow really? You're missing out. I wonder, have you ever seen Armour of Gods?

@@dewaynedawkins4573 Are you talking about Operation Condor? I sure have!

Yup! Police Story 2! I rented that movie from Blockbuster video back in the 90's! I can remember us all being almost catatonic at how amazing Jackie was in that playground scene

John F - First Jackie Chan film I saw, “Rumble in the Bronx”, on the big screen. Had no idea what I was in for and was BLOWN AWAY by the stunts and fighting in that film. Told some Kung fu buddies about the film and they said “YOU HAVE NO IDEA!”....they showed some of his older films and they just got better and better. You just can’t make movies like these anymore, here or China or wherever.

@@chrisalan6476 I saw the playground scene in the late 80s and was absolutely mesmerized by it

It's a pleasure mate! I'm glad you like it

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I came to comment on that one. That stunt always freaked me out. It would have been so easy for that one to go wrong.

Yes, considerably!

yeah... When I have watched these movies as a kid I have rooted badly for the stars of the movies, and literally hated on some of the "bad guys", but nowadays I re-watch all these amazing scenes, but this time with my head leaned downwards in respect to all the unknown heroes who make these movies be as great as they are. These guys literally take beatings and suffer concussions to earn an honest coin and to turn an average movie into an evergreen masterpiece. Their roles are sometimes even harder than the roles of the stars, and yet, they rarely get the recognition they deserve. Not anymore from me.

More of the pop of the juice box i think is what made them run for their lives

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@@cua1nhom171 you got that right

Barely.

There are certain techiniques on how to position the body while falling so that it doesn't break, for an example, rolling when you hit the ground, either way must have hurt tho...

@@xraystudios3693 It was actually an accident. They were supposed to land on the car, but the brakes made them lose balance.

@@jp3813 Never said they were/weren´t supposed to do that.

@@xraystudios3693 Never claimed you did.

me also

Akira Toriyama said in the past that if Drunken Master (jackie chan 1978) never released, he would have never made Dragon Ball Z.

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Undeniably! But I think won one in 2016... Is that right?

@@filmstributehd4377 Yes! Absolutely Fantastic 🏆👏👏 👏...

​@@filmstributehd4377Long overdue

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@@piisey1885 I can't translate your script. ?!?!?!

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Security would got destroyed

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8:27 my favorite is this one.

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The sliding down on the light pole and crashing through the glass roof is where he got his most serious injury. 3rd degree burns on his hands, dislocated shoulder, spinal injuries and a cracked skull if i'm not wrong.

That was Brigitte Lin.