Oscar for stunts would be amazing and you guys deserve it, there's no film without stuntman's/stuntwomen

I watched Project A about twenty years ago. The clock tower had to be number one. That's the craziest free fall stunt ever captured on film.

On "Who Am I" Jackie said he had no rope attached to him, only boxes in the end of the slide, in case if he falls down. So, no rigging. That's why he was extremely scared doing this one.

I'm really surprised you didn't mention the stunt in Jackie Chan's First Strike where he is sliding down a snow-covered mountain and has to make a jump into a helicopter that is rising over the edge of the cliff he is heading towards. The helicopter pilot had to pull up hard at the last minute to keep Jackie from flying into the blades of the chopper and killing him.

FINALLY! One of these videos where the person making the list is fully knowledgeable of the entries! Solid stuff man! Didn't even know Jackie released another Autobiography - I just new about the one from 1999. On a side note, the fan thing you show at 2:56 was supposedly over 120 takes. Jackie used it as the example that a lot of his greatness is his patience to do something as many times as it takes to finally get it to work. His direct quote was "People be like 'Jackie you so great' - It's not great! Anyone can do it - the question is, do you have the patience to do it?" (from My Stunts - excellent documentary)

I liked the word u used to refer jackie chan " MOVIE GOD " ...actually that's absolutely correct

After the jump in Rumble in the Bronx, he still had to do the water skiing part. Broke ankle and all Police Story, the jump from bus through glass, he hit wrong glass, so he went through actual glass The slide down the building, he did it without a harness

His calisthenics skill thoo one of incredible thing from him, also his kungfu and parkour. He is a true legend

he did win a oscar in 2016. i cried. jackie chan is the greatest

Luckily he got his Oscar for lifetime achievements. ☺ And when I met him, I presented to him my fan made Oscar for "Best Action Star" 😁

All I can say is Thank God for keeping him alive because a normal human being would have died a long time ago.

Wheels on meals the best Jackie Chan movie,his music film,and his workout i love it. 👍

LOVED IT!

Actually stunt 7, why Jackie cut his face, is because he chose the wrong window/glass to jump through. They made one of sugarglass, but during the shot Jackie forgot which was the fake one and jumped through the real glass window. Stunt number 1, the clock tower. Jackie Stunt team member Mars did the faceplant stunt according to Accented Cinema. Jackie did the first take, the one where Yuen Biao runs to him and you see Jackie's face, but he was so messed up that Mars did the second take. But was used first in the movie.

I think an underappreciated stunt would be the roller skating chase from Winners and Sinners.

Super really cool show my friend! 10/10

Could you imagine if he hadn’t of survived that fall in armor of God. That would’ve single-handedly changed the course of his life we could’ve had another Bruce Lee incident, where he would’ve died and we wouldn’t of seen how much of a legend he would become.

Really great review, I enjoyed this very much. Thank you !

not saying that this video is bad, but frankly i would like to see more research behind what you said. most of the materials covered in this video has been explained in detail by jackie himself, yet i still heard you said quite a few things wrong.

love his humor 😂

the mall jump, he had WAAAY worse injuries than burnt palms.

Yes, I totally agree witch your pick! I've seen all those films very recently... Masterpieces!

That drop in Rotterdam looks "not that bad" in the movie, but if you stand underneath it, it's mind boggling. It's like you said, 10-15 stories of an office building, straight down onto the pavement.

one of his hardest stunts was jumping of a rooftop onto a ladder held by a helicopter which he did without any wires

you can tell what a great man jackie is. other poeple would bloat about being so badass when they were young, like jackie who was a freaking boss in school or other stuff, but he never said a word about that in any interview. only in this book he talks about his life.

no sir he was not rigged for that building slide...

8:20 "I just.. I just had a .. heart attack." I thought he was going to say 'orgasm', personally xD

Good video 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 you should try others also like Yuen Biao, Chin Kar lok

nice review of the chan man

Yes! they should and it should be named after him. The Jackie Death Defying Oscar goes to...

The over the edge rolling in "Who am I" was the trilling for me. And the unbelievable Table Saw Scene (Mr. Nice Guy).

You miss drunken master 2, when he jumped in to a pool of fire in steel factory.

Yea I saw that clock tower scene and still today when I think they way he fell you would think he would have broken his neck and either be dead or paralyzed for life...It hurts me just watching that.

True artist Jackie chan legend ❤️

I'm just glad when I make a mistake at work, the punishment isn't death.

I agree. I grew up watching Kung fu flix as well as Jackie is my idol. To this day I am still in awe in amazement of his abilities and other stunt team all around the world. Without stunt teams there really would ot be any movies created. In part beceause actors will not to the stunts that they are credited in doing. So biggups to all the stunt men and women. You guys make movies worth watching.

Drunken master 2, falling into the fire. Minus points for not including that one

Once Jackie Chan sadly passes away they’ll have a Jackie Chan stunt Oscar award

You should have added the crawling through fire in drunken master 2

Rumble in the bronx is my favorite

In who am I when he jumps on the little wall on the side of the roof - that’s what makes my heart stop! Even Jackie shows in the outtake his relief that he didn’t go over the edge

dude great video, react to jackie best fights

It WAS him doing the Rumble in the Bronx Jump during actual filming...Tong did it 1st to insure it was possible...Tong also did the boulder jump in Myth 1st before he let Jackie do it....Tong wouldnt let anyone that HE was directing do something that he didnt think was safe for him to do

What microphone did you use? Sounds great. And i love jackie chan since school

The goat.

The car stunts in Double Dragon were crazy

Jackie Chan is amazing. Good analisis continue like that. 👉🏻💪🏻😎 The fans of Jackie know that top 2 (he almost die) but he is alive and we saw lots of movies of this amazing actor

All his classic stunts should be illegal. It's crazy what he did for cinema.

Falling on the hot coals in Drunken Master II was one of the most fucked up things he did

Believe or not - I just predicted the top 5 correctly whle watching your video :)

I love jackie

My childhood hero

I don't recall the movie, but swear he did a scene where he snowboarded off a mountain, toward a helicopter, that had to have the blade knock his hat off.... If I'm remembering right, that was insane.

So jacky chan had a evil master that traine them to the death. That how you become as much of a badass

Jackie, man, Jackie!

Grew up on a staple diet of Jackie Chan. I swear I was skinny from just watching his stunts.

The man is the goat but no marbles completely crazy! He is a human crash test dummy! Cheers

I recommend Jackie Chan's earlier autobiography "I am Jackie Chan: My Life in Action".

Story says that the incident in police story 2 is because jackie jumped on the wrong window. They prepared a fake window but during the take jackie got into the real one

How do rig a drop down the side of a building on an angle 📐

Please do some videos on Buster Keaton’s stunts.

In Police Story, he had a lot more injuries from that one stunt than just burnt hands, including a dislocated pelvis.

Jackie Chan my best action actor

You look a little like Formula 1 driver Carlos Sainz. Nice video, btw.

Master Hwang in Shik is the teacher(master) to my master in hapkido. Hwang in Shik still has a Dojang in Toronto Canada. Young master movie is where he fights Jackie Chan.

the jump from the parkdeck in "Rumble in the Bronx" was also done by director stanley tong itself beforehand. He's the kind of director doing himself, what he asks others for. He first started out with a rigged harness, but saw, it would be safer without (ability to move, wheight etc). He did it first, Jackie followed, completing the jump with his first attempt, both getting captured by multiple cameras. The way it was cut is quite unusual. Because, you don't see Jackie during the whole stunt. The take in the ending, when he lands and you clearly see his face doesn't quite connect to the jump before and also the jump off the car over the fence doesn't really. I'm sure, Jackie did that jump, but knowing these few informations, it is rumored, that the takes we see in the final movie is stanley tong in mid-air, because of editing and cinematical reasons. But building up all the "he does all of his own stunts"-image of him makes it hard to check, if there is something true in that story. the parts fit. And it wouldn't make the work and achievements any worse or smaller. Doing the most of your stunts, coming up with that personal style in coreography everybody wants to see, standing out in the middle of all those trash-moviefights... that is the real achievement. And by far the fact, the he did it twice: once in Honkong and the later in Hollywood again.

the police story 3, its not a mosque top but its a train station in Kuala Lumpur.

It's not a mosque, Bruce in Police Story 3. It's an old colonial railway station in Malaysia. I was there to witness it. Btw, how's Hong Kong?

the who am I movie when he came down the building he didn't have any wires or anything.

9:48 😂😂😂

I had seen a video where he had said that the waterslide stunt as you called it he wasnt rigged that was all Jackie and they kept trying to talk him out of doing that one but he went for it anyways

The first clock tower fall injured his spine and put him in hospital. He didn't go for a retake straight away. Also, when the clock is first kicked open, it's NOT Jackie, but his friend Mars. There is also a question if he did all of the falls. He definitely did two.

Down that building side, he was not rigged. He said that the worry was all the tumbling would tangle the rig and cause problems.

Is there a 'guild' or authority to provide a standard of safety, proper pay and also insurance for stunt men and women in the industry? I always get the impression they are overlooked and maybe not looked after properly, never mind not getting the recognition they deserve. Sometimes it bugs me when actors say "I do my own stunts" while they beat up all the real stunt people on set to look cool, lol

I know police story 2 , before you birth . It one of his movie that ,world known him Jackie Chan.

wonder what his insurance/life insurance costs were

You had a typo it was Project - A2 not Project -A

11:16 " fifty feet about fifty meters" or about fifteen meters"?... 35 meter long of difference...

In an interview, he said something like Hollywood star are smarter as they hire you guy to do the stunts. 😅 I do think you guys should earn at least half the actor. I mean, u risking your life and some did lose it.

@5:00 horey shet! That was real glass???? I thought it was those fake Hollywood glass

I read a long time ago, he did that pole stunt twice, because he wasn’t satisfied with the first take. Edit: nvm. It was the number one spot where he did two takes. This is why I need to watch things all the way through before I comment lol

In the building slide stunt he did it without any help or equipment

the problem with an academy-award for stunts is, that people my be attempted to overdue themself. And that would mean, it gets more and more dangerous. BTW seeing, how far the academy has come (down), it isn't by far the institution that is worth to compete for. I mean, look at the last years winners. It is only woth the money and the prestige of haveing such an award. Yes, but I feel, it doesn't mean anything anymore (in terms of cinematic or dramatic quality).

Hes just playing subway surfers but in real life

There will never be another Jackie Chan. Yes, I know about his heroes before himself. There will never be another Jackie Chan. It blows my mind that the dude can still walk............let alone the fact that he pulls it off as if he is fine. For younger comment readers. Imagine every injury from the Jackass crew multiply them by a lot........still not close to the injuries Jackie Chan endured. Evel Knievel is the only one that comes close but I don't even consider him in the conversation. (totally different thing imo)

for jacky chan times , you must try to imagine how great the movies was , time when there is no CGI and just real stunts.

Tom Cruise or Jackie Chan? Who's your pick?

Clock tower = Harold Lloyd.

Are you sure that was his worst injury? He got hit in the head by a helicopter blade in one of his films(I don't remember which...but it was in the bloopers...OUCH!).

If I cross n they don't know Jackie Chan. Their life is ,OMG.

In that movie who am i you clearly saw the wires on him at the beginning so you cant say he was crazy my guy lol i think you need to go back on your video a re watch the beginning of that clip

Chan is/was amazing!!!! No one like him.

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#8 stunt was not JC I'm Jackie's biggest fan, I've been a fan since I was a kid. I first saw my idol when I was 13 which was 35y ago.

How did it tear his face? That's supposed to be fake glass... if it was real glass, you aren't going in at an angle to the plane of the glass.. or else half of you could end up on the outside of the glass... so it was real glass? What do they want to kill him or something?

stanley Tong did the stunt in Rumble in the bronx... its well known

Dude. Longer shorts.

Come on, now, you're a stuntman, you should be able to spot tricky editing. I love Jackie's movies from the 80s through the early 90s but this wasn't all him! Stanley Tong did that crazy jump from roof to balcony in Rumble In The Bronx & I suspect he or another double did the jump off the building onto the ladder hanging from the helicopter in Police Story 3, look at the editing to see why I think so.

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