@@shawnsmith2610 Yes but it's just amazing all the things he's actually done even if he hasn't done everything himself. Some years back I read his autobiography and if I remember rightly he was risking life and limb for a pretty small amount of money for quite a while at the beginning. It sounds like a pretty hard way to earn a dollar.

Yes

Hiya, you swhould watch the 9 minute straight fight scene from Gorgeous

@@milesdaniels6145 WTF. I checked that out and it was beyond beyond. Just mind-blowingly awesome.

Reaction to Batman v Superman warehouse scene pls hehe

Jackie Chan with a single bowl would be NUTTY

A lot worse if it was a warehouse or a hardware store like Home Depot. 😜

Agree, because a mma fighter may know striking and submission, but have not trained to defend against.... a fridge lol

@@kgunitkeese17 oh Lord, the amount of damage he could do in a Home Depot. He could take out a small army before he even hits the hardware row.

Also the fight with jet li was all wire work..... 😭😭😭😭 Could of been the best fight scene ever

And intoxicated.

@@jp3813 that would make it easier

10/10 he would assemble the wardrobe and by the end someone would break it

Ends up kicking the last guy in the finished wardrobe.

Do it IKEA !

@@raistlin906 he broke his leg in Rumble In The Bronx and they made a special cast so he could continue the movie

@@raistlin906 sorry ment cast It what they use when you break a bone so the bones heal together correctly

he actually too martial arts classes

Dude literally dislocated his sternum once...his sternum the thing that holds your front organs lol.....happens in Operation Condor around an hour or so in when climbing up a chain in the military base he gets tossed his a dirt wall etc. The man truly amazing.

@China Life No, almost all of his stunts was by him, thats what makes his movies so amazing is that it shows u that its him doing those but it does take lots of takes to make it perfect

exactly my train of thought. He spit onto Fei Hung (Jackie), that his enemies couldn't grab and hold him by his cloths or skin. And he spit the oily soup onto the bamboo, so Fei Hung could easily move the cloths-wrap up and down the pole (poor choice of word, I know) to open and close the bamboo-"knifes". Really cool idea, they came up with.

You would think some Hollywood action films would use this method for their fight scenes

@@EnterDaZone Hollywood action films are busy cutting scenes in awkward ways so you can't see anything from a fight, or add some shaky camera for the same reason, so they don't need to coreograph fights properly.

@@EnterDaZone Jackie Chan insurance in Hollywood is nuts.

Some people forget because he is so fantastic just how good his crew was. Those guys were some of the best in the business. Absolute A team players

@@Xia-hu fr and it's too bad because a lot of the actors and doubles Do a lot of work and training to produce an outstanding fight sequence and we see 10 percent of it. I'd be pissed.

Big facts

He would be a major problem in a street fight. The guy is also physically tougher than most. He was not acting in these movies. He is taking hits and falls that would put 90 percent of population down.

That's what I was taught when I took karate as a kid. Sensei taught us to incapacitate our enemy as fast as possible and then gtfo

Same with the facial expressions. Most main characters in action movies look determined or angry in the middle of a fight, but most of the time Jackie looks scared and if looking around for a way to get out, like most people would. Of course, when he *does* look angry or determined in a fight against someone else you know that his character is really pissed and a world of hurt is about to land on his opponent. Also the fact that he gets hit and gets hurt in his fight scenes rather than perfectly dodging or blocking every attack or shrugging them off adds to it even more.

@@scrapper3494 As Jackie once said "When Bruce Lee punches someone and screams, its to show his anger and power. When I punch someone and scream, it's to show that it actually hurts to hit someone."

Dunno but the origins of parkour can be traced back before WW1.. probably those guys says the that says Jackie Chan unintentionally invented it probably is a stretch.. definitely he doesn't have some influence on the modern parkour..

@@ianreed9638 "modern" parkour clowns wouldn't last till 40 because they don't have the fundamentals, nor do they have the patience to build up the fundamentals. Jackie was still going nuts after 50 because he had the fundamentals locked in before 20. Most clowns have no knowledge of it, hence they'll get injured just like the rest of the clowns.

It’s as sharp as dagger but more painful

The wound could be really small but stings alot

God of survival 🤔🤔

He might have invented parkour

@@anonamemous6865 Yes... if Buster Keaton hadn't done that 60 years earlier.

100% agree. No disrespect to them....but Jackie is a god.

Lol same

Oh! Nuts face nuts face nuts face!

I forgot I was watching a reaction video. 😅

@@daydreameraj9777 Me too XD

JACKIE!...One Moa Ting. Gyu Go Gweh Gwai fai meh sowww

@@youngknowledgeseeker all I heard was UNCLE…….😅

I love Jackie Chan adventure😍

In one of his films Jackie Chan literally broke his neck shooting a stunt and still kept filming afterwards because he wanted to do another take

@@ChaS4m yeah,true

@@ShuffleUpandDeal32 ya cause no insurance company willing to cover him in Hollywood.. Tom cruise is the same ; which is why he produces the mission impossible movies.. they are the two top people in the world that can't get insurance for these lol they're on their own lol

All of his incredible stunt in all of his movie, he doesnt have any safety doesnt use cgi because at that time there no such thing, doesnt use any harness to help him with all the dangerous scene but purely himself with his skills accuracy, power and his dicipline when he was young at the opera before led him to how he is now. How legend and how incredible he is on this game. And all the scene he created it had to be done multyple time untill he got a perfect scene for his movie and from that case he ofc get a lot of injury

Now imagine how "Stunt Double" will it take to do one Jacky Chan shot. Especially that falling off the clock onto an awning.

I’ve never resonated with a KZfaq comment more than this one

Yes!! I got my love of Kung Fu movies and Jackie Chan from my dad and remember when I was in middle school he took me to a book signing for his biography and I was grinning from ear to ear. I actually read the book and his life growing up was crazy and amazing.

What's funny is that the movie showed what drunken might look like in a practical fight ' cause there are all these wierd moves but hten it makes sense lol. There was a guy at my club that did drunken sword.. ( which is really hard) drunken is considered one of hte hardest forms in Kung fu

I think they took like 3-4 months shooting and that fight scene

100% agree, especially in his prime.

Yeah, he has a team of people he always works with, and he also insures them himself with his own money since he and his team are blacklisted from insurance companies in both China and the US.

Also there is a rythmn to it. Jackie said the problem now is there is just no pauses.. also the editing in hollywood is dreadful

@@npcimknot958 the most important thing is the editing, hollywood movies maintain continuity between cuts, which is normally a good thing, but turns fast paced fight scenes into a confusing mess. in jackies fight scenes they always rewinds a fraction of a second on every cut, which makes them easier to follow

Read how he and others were trained as kids, no wonder these men are as tough as they seem!

Yes! His mom was played by Anita Mui. Loved her in that roll and she almost stole the show!

Nah she gives him more alcohol and his dad comes back and beats him and kicks him out

GSP is trying to get into movies, so the 'ultimate' goal of UFC fighters ain't to stay around until you eventually get your brain smashed up (literally)...it's to get into something more sustainable. Fighting is now entertainment and the greats have figured that out ages ago.

hes a professional lethal martial arts practitioner

People forget he is a superstar singer in China too.

Everyone he is the modern bruce lee

Brad is hilarious! "Ikea champ" was gold. I wish he would have taken me to class in kindergarten and shown all those lil bastards what he does for a living.

Who wouldn't be

"Never fight Jackie Chan" is enough.

Not any pro fighter, and probably not any semipro grappler, muy Thai, or boxer. Unless it was a street fight, and there was a box of crayons for Jackie to use

He is not a stunt person he is a martial artist who trained from the age of like 4

@@kayleighberrisford5235 Not now, though he has been a stunt person anyway. He is also a martial artist and all the other things mentioned. He was a stunt person in Enter the Dragon when Bruce Lee was at his height, as well as in several other films in the 70s. His days in the opera were harsh and set the norm for a high threshold of pain.

The first time I saw Jackie was on The Cannon Ball Run I and II. That split kick really stood out. Didn't see him again till Police Story II. I was hooked after that.

@@Fakeaorta police story 2 is one of my faves! Such an amazing film, did you ever see Amour of God? 🤪

@@jedaaa No. At least I don't think so. A lot of them are hard to remember which is which. He has many I have yet to see. I am going to look for that one!

@@jedaaa love the fight scene at the end from the dining hall to the 4 groin kicking high heeled girls.

@@Fakeaorta you must have seen enter the dragon before cannon ball run.

Too many great ingredients can make a shit meal lol

Plus, the choreographer was Yuen Woo-ping (Matrix, Kill Bill, Crouching Tiger, etc...). But never have high expectations when it comes to Hollywood kung fu movies. The likes of Tarantino rare breeds.

It was a family movie

@@jacoberickson4784 Most Jackie Chan movies during his prime were family friendly.

I mean too you maybe

Which movie is that?

What else you'd expect from mmaists?

I was with you until you said dominate. Compete? Sure. Dominate? Unless furniture is allowed IN the octagon Jackie (at his age) is getting crushed by some, and last till the end bell with others. Ja and Li? Take a decade off the former, two off the latter, and they'd do well enough. Speaking of ladders...Now if they're allowed in the octagon...

@@callmecrow6086 I didn't say the actors themselves... I said someone with their skill level. That's the whole problem with traditional styles? The master practitioners never test themselves against other masters or others styles, so said styles become stagnant and unreliable. There had to have been a time in history when traditional martial arts was highly effective, otherwise they wouldn't have persisted or existed to this point.

@@JubeiKibagamiFez as you said yourself.. too stagnant. They don't work against mma the way they are taught until now. If you don't know him yet look up Xu Xiaodong

@@JubeiKibagamiFez Fair play, mate.

@@fzoid3534 I know him. I saw his video against the wing chun "master." I don't know if it's just a western thing or if it's happening across the world, but martial arts schools tend to desire membership over having effectiveness. In my opinion, I don't think the styles themselves should be discredited, rather the ineffective practitioners should be discredited, and I know Xu XiaoDong is doing just that.

Nah.. he is NOT under rated at all LOL.

Well your imagination is pretty vivid. Its nice to think they would but spend any time training with a fighter you will see its a whole different league of savage!

@@TheFightBible Well I get where you're coming from. I've seen some mma fights and they look pretty intense but then again Jackie as a lot of different styles of kungfu he can switch to and he's speed his incredible. He as a lot of durability since he makes his own stunts and his reflexes must be on a another level to be able to pull off those scenes which puts him at the very least on a equal stand with a mma fighter🤔 He's definitely not one of those "fake masters" but then again maybe I've watched too many fighting animes which you guys really should react to! There's Baki and Kengan Ashura. Two fighting anime with many fighting scenes with different style of fighting coming from all over the world, including mma! If you haven't already xD I'm new to the channel

Jackie takes hits from his crew as well. He doesn't portray himself as invincible. Back when he was a stuntman, Bruce Lee accidentally hit him w/ a stick for real.

@@jp3813 If Jackie take hit from one of his crew that’s a mistake, you should watch if you don’t “Jackie Chan My Stunts” it’s amazing one hour documentary of how he made his stunts

@@giannisksanthopoulos4300 "My Stunts" covers how they prepare to hit each other, such as using fake shoes. There've been many scenes of Jackie where he takes a closeup hit in slow motion.

@@jp3813 Many of these close up shots they are using rubber shое or fist with a litle baby powder. Even Dony Yen still use this rubber fists. Jackie doesnt like to get hit. The famous fight of Wheels of Meal, Benny Urquidez hits Jackie two three times but these shots are not in the movie and Jackie was litle grumpy about it but he understands because Benny at the time was a REAL fighter and not an actor or stuntman.(That was actualy Benny Urquidez words in interview with Scott Adkins).. Even Jackie Chan doesnt hit his crew (in the face) only to the body but of course they are padded. Dony Yen paid to his stuntmans an extra money for real punches(and of course with their approval...they are not animals...or real fighters).

@@giannisksanthopoulos4300 Expecting a hit is a much different feeling from getting hit by mistake. Nobody likes the latter. But when Jackie told the story about Bruce hitting him on the head, he said that he was used to it.

That i 100% agree with. Some comments have said "chan is the best fighter ever" they dont know what a fighter is. :D

Want to put together another video of Jackie's comedy fights but no decent samples online so will require 100 hours watching movies lol

@@TheFightBible yeah the guy has knocked a few out lol would test even the biggest fans

The scene where he blows the candles out with a kick is amazing:)

Benny The Jet fight should have been in this compilation. I was surprised not to see it.

Dragons Forever has a great fight too.

@@Garrett316 both are up there as great fight with benny the jet urquidez as the bad guy boss most skilled fighter goon

My fav fight scene ever

@@pennythejet same

True. And is also the reason why he is tied with Evel Kinevel for the record of having the most bones broken via stunt-work, and why insurance companies have him and his stunt-team blacklisted, seriously most of those stunts have seriously injured him and in one infamous moment nearly killed him, for example in Police Story 1 during the iconic light-bulb pole slide sequence he suffered multiple 2nd degree burns on his hands, and midsection and the crash through the glass onto the floor that ended the sequence resulted in him getting a broken pelvis, and injuries to his spinal cord that resulted in him barely avoiding getting paralyzed, in Project A during the Clock Tower sequence which was an homage to famed American comedian Buster Keaton he received an neck injury during the first take of the sequence but due to him wanting to get the sequence right he filmed the sequence 2 more times, and during the making of Armor of God he almost died while filming the closing moments of the opening scene basically the scene in question was him using a tree to pole vault to the other side to escape from angry natives but during one one of the takes the branch snapped causing him to crash on the stone floor of the set causing him to break his skull and suffer a near-fatal brain injury thankfully he survived but the resulting injury caused him to lose 20% of his hearing in one of his ears.

yes because the actor who's suppose to be the main villain cannot keep up with the physicality of the fight scene.

We didn't pick them, first clip we found with high views on YT.

That was a fucking amazing film, Police story 2, Armour of God, Project A, Dragons Forever! The list goes fucking on and on!!!

@@jedaaa yup

@@jedaaa my lucky stars, police story 2, operation condor, super police story

Hwang stated in an interview that Jackie was his first choice as best marshall artist and he said it with conviction.

I personally enjoy that channel. I'm sure Brad and Joe will criticize some of it and pull it apart and some of that could be justified but the Martial Man comes across as sincere in trying to present different teachers. If he gets defensive about criticism or about his footage it might be best to just avoid drama. Monkey Steals Peach is a channel that gives a pretty straightforward presentation of some more traditional Chinese martial arts and the culture and history behind them. He's very humble and genuine about it. I guess a reaction to Muay Chaiya could also be interesting. It's one of the older martial arts before modern Muay Thai but it looks different and has different philosophy and strategies and is more traditional. They're a bit less aggressive and a bit more defensive but they like to defend by hurting with elbows. I saw some really interesting footage of a Muay Chaiya fighter doing friendly sparring with a wing chun based guy and another one of a Muay Chaiya guy using it in a Muay Thai bout. It could be interesting to see what impression this kind of martial art would make with Brad and how he would break down its strengths and weaknesses.

He is. He would kick ass. The man id tough as nails too

Wow