Just watched your video for First Strike and honestly, need to own that film. Jackie was at his best in the 80s/90s before Hollywood came along. Looking fwd to watching this video now...
I’m the guy you’ve been talking to about Martial Arts/Jackie Chan movies on Instagram and i just watched this video and the Blu Ray one and I found some that is very much intriguing to me and will be having Jackie Chan movie nights very soon. Thank you my friend
Jackie Chan's Birthday is April 7, 1954. Sorry I didn't comment this to you in time for a Birthday movie. Every year I pay tribute to my favorite actors by watching at least one of their movies. This year I watched Dragon Fist and Fearless Hyena.
Oh, I watched a Jackie movie on his birthday. We're both Aries' 😉. Not that I think that means anything, haha! I've not seen Dragon Fist or Fearless Hyena, but I did watch Dragon Lord for the first time... not bad at all!
Best Movie Jackie Chan 70s : 1. New Fist of Fury (1976) 2. Shaolin Wooden Men (1976) 3. Hand of Death (1976) 4. The 36 Crazy Fists (1977) 5. Drunken Master (1978) 6. Half A Loaf of Kung Fu (1978) 7. Spiritual Kung Fu (1978) 8. Snake Crane Arts Shaolin (1978) 9. Snake in the Eagle's Shadow (1979) 10. Fearless Hyena (1979)
Epic collection so far! Oddly enough, I began ‘filling in the gaps’ in my Jackie Chan collection just a few months back. 88 Films have been releasing tons of his films with remastered transfers/new OCN scans, terrific artwork, special features galore, multiple cuts, etc. Too bad Criterion didn’t include the third Police Story (Supercop), IMHO the best one. Thought I was well on my way to a fairly complete collection... boy was I wrong - hardly own any of the ones you showed here. Hopefully Part 2 will be a different story. Hopefully... Love “Who Am I?,” “Police Story: Lockdown” (“New Police Story” is quite good/gritty, as well), “Mr. Nice Guy,” “Miracles,” and enjoy titles like “The Medallion,” “The Accidental Spy,” “The Tuxedo” and more.
Thank you! I've been seeing all the 88 Films releases, and me not have 'nuff moneyz fer all dat. I doubt I'll run into those at the pawn shops, haha, so I'll have to start picking them up slowly but surely. It's good to hear they're doing good work, though. The few releases I do have by them are great, so I'd expect nothing less. It sounds like you and I align in our love for The Chan-Man. I'm glad hear the two newer Police Story movies are good--I really need to watch those soon. Anyway, thanks, my friend, for stopping by! Part 2 will be out on Friday, and I'm sure you'll have quite a few of the blu-rays (the more known films in the Jackie collection.)
theboredcyborg I hear you when it comes to, erm, “moneyz.” 88 Films have ‘only’ released around seven Jackie Blu-ray titles thus far, so it’s doable. More Jackie Chan BDs in pawn shops would be awesome, though! Granted, The Tuxedo and The Medallion are both rated 2/5 on Letterboxd, but I still have fun watching ‘em. It’s been a long time since I saw Lockdown, New Police Story was a recent rewatch - I think you’ll like it (just be ready for a slightly dour tone). Cheers for the kind words, and we’ll see in the next video, according to ol’ Letterboxd I have only seen 20% of Jackie’s films, so... yikes.
Favorite from the '80s? Oof, that's tough, but I'd have to go with Police Story 1 & 2 (I'm cheating). Close second would be Wheels on Meals, then I'd pick the Project A films and Operation Condor! Too many to choose!
Just watched Spiritual Kung Fu a few weeks ago. Yes, there are ghosts but I'd hardly call them "horror elements." They're definitely more comic relief. It's an oddball of a movie but still has some good action scenes. Hope you enjoy it. Looking forward to pt. 2.
That's a shame. I figured the horror elements were light, oh well. I was hoping for Spooky Encounters level stuff, lol. I'll check it out at some point, for sure!
I love Snake in the Eagles shadow and the Young Master! I also love Dragons Forever but unfortunately it is not on an American release. You have to buy the Chinese bluray from Kam & Ronson in order to get a region A English subtitle copy! It is definitely worth it!!!
Good to hear! Those are two I still need to see. Stay tuned for the remainder of my Jackie collection coming Friday--all blu-rays! Thanks for watching, my friend!
Thanks for the info! I knew Knights of Shadow was coming out soon, but I had no idea it was out already! Vanguard is one I didn't know about--I somehow missed seeing that it was coming out. This one has potential since Stanley Tong is back working with the Jack! Here's hoping we get a couple solid modern Jackie films!
I want your to reply about Jackie chan DVDs 70s and 80 and 90s I watched you on UA-cam about Jackie chan collection gave me comments about it for me please
My favorite '90s Jackie films are: Hand Down Operation Condor (Armour of God 2) is my favorite, followed closely by Rumble in the Bronx, Supercop, Drunken Master 2 & many more!
I've never actually seen any Jackie Chan movies, I may be wrong but the movies including him reminds me a lot of James Bond 007, when there's a bunch of different action movies with the same character protagonist? Just Chan Is all about kung fu and stuff? Idk haha
It's never too late to start watching Jackie Chan movies! I really dig your observation/connection regarding James Bond and Jackie Chan. Jackie essentially plays the same role in the majority of his films, not unlike another one of my favorite actors, Arnold Schwarzenegger. And, yes, Jackie is ALL about kung fu and stuff... like kicking bad guys in the face. A few great films to start with would be Police Story, Supercop, or Legend of the Drunken Master. That'll really show you what this man was capable of in his prime. Those are amongst the greatest action flicks ever made! Thanks for watching, my friend!
You need to get "wheels on meals"especially with the original 1980s international english dub soundtrack. Love it. I believe the uk bluray has that dub. I do have a grey market dvd of that dub from "banzai" non anamorphic. Original score is fine but that vintage english dub rescore is awesomely memorable 80s. And the only way i watch it.
Ask me about Jackie chan DVDs let me know in comments please I bug you to do it your do that for me please to your friend Duncan yes I will to find out for you
What is it exactly that you'd like to know? What is your question? It's very difficult for me to make sense of your comment, admittedly. No offense meant.
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You probably shouldn't go around telling people what they should and should not do if they aren't hurting anyone. And I agree: "Jackie Chan DVDs is batter".
Jackie Chan movies... you know, I think this guy is a true master, his action and stunt work is unparalleled, and yet... I don't like his movies. I wanted to love his stuff, but whenever I tried, the outcome was the same: I didn't like it. Drunken Master, Armor of God, Rumble in the Bronx... I think it's the humor. I don't get it. I appreciate the hard work they put in a 10 minute fight around a pinball machine, but that's too much for my taste. Go in, shoot the bad guys, say something cool and leave is my kind of action films. He also made some very terrible movies, like Bleeding Steel, which is... yeah, terrible in every way, and I actually saw Lockdown. The trailer seemed to be gritty and cool, but the movie itself wasn't. But there is ONE movie with him I love. It wasn't on your list yet, so I assume it will be mentioned in part 2, and therefor I will wait for that before telling you which one I have in mind. But you might guess it already...
I sound like a broken record, but it's always so refreshing reading your comments. We agree in that he's a master, and his work is inimitable, but I'm on the total opposite side of the spectrum in terms of how I feel about his movies--I LOVE THEM... if you couldn't already tell. I get down with both types of action scenes--the elaborate ones, and the short and sweet, shoot some bad guy in the face and be out ones. But very few actors exhilarate me like The Chan-Man. It also helps that I grew up watching his flicks with my pops. I have a nostalgic story about Rumble in the Bronx that I'll save for a video. I totally respect that you can't get down with his films. Honestly, it takes some balls to even admit that on the 'Tube, haha! So, good on you. I agree, Bleeding Steel was a really rough, garish film to sit through, but anytime Chan was on screen his presence slightly obscured the film's incompetence--it's surely one of his worst. I could take a gander as to which one you love, but we'll save that conversation for the next video, which will feature the rest of my Jackie Chan collection--all blu-rays! Take it easy, Mike!
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Just watched your video for First Strike and honestly, need to own that film. Jackie was at his best in the 80s/90s before Hollywood came along. Looking fwd to watching this video now...
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I’m the guy you’ve been talking to about Martial Arts/Jackie Chan movies on Instagram and i just watched this video and the Blu Ray one and I found some that is very much intriguing to me and will be having Jackie Chan movie nights very soon. Thank you my friend
So glad you checked this vid out! I'm sure you've got a few films to check out now. Have fun on your journey, my friend!
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I'm savoring a lot of Jackie's '70s films. It'll be a lot of fun when I arrive there.
Jackie Chan's Birthday is April 7, 1954. Sorry I didn't comment this to you in time for a Birthday movie. Every year I pay tribute to my favorite actors by watching at least one of their movies. This year I watched Dragon Fist and Fearless Hyena.
Oh, I watched a Jackie movie on his birthday. We're both Aries' 😉. Not that I think that means anything, haha! I've not seen Dragon Fist or Fearless Hyena, but I did watch Dragon Lord for the first time... not bad at all!
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Best Movie Jackie Chan 70s :
1. New Fist of Fury (1976)
2. Shaolin Wooden Men (1976)
3. Hand of Death (1976)
4. The 36 Crazy Fists (1977)
5. Drunken Master (1978)
6. Half A Loaf of Kung Fu (1978)
7. Spiritual Kung Fu (1978)
8. Snake Crane Arts Shaolin (1978)
9. Snake in the Eagle's Shadow (1979)
10. Fearless Hyena (1979)
Police Story 1&2 , Rumble in the Bronx, Mr. nice Guy, First strike and Who am I are the best.
Epic collection so far! Oddly enough, I began ‘filling in the gaps’ in my Jackie Chan collection just a few months back. 88 Films have been releasing tons of his films with remastered transfers/new OCN scans, terrific artwork, special features galore, multiple cuts, etc. Too bad Criterion didn’t include the third Police Story (Supercop), IMHO the best one. Thought I was well on my way to a fairly complete collection... boy was I wrong - hardly own any of the ones you showed here. Hopefully Part 2 will be a different story. Hopefully...
Love “Who Am I?,” “Police Story: Lockdown” (“New Police Story” is quite good/gritty, as well), “Mr. Nice Guy,” “Miracles,” and enjoy titles like “The Medallion,” “The Accidental Spy,” “The Tuxedo” and more.
Thank you! I've been seeing all the 88 Films releases, and me not have 'nuff moneyz fer all dat. I doubt I'll run into those at the pawn shops, haha, so I'll have to start picking them up slowly but surely. It's good to hear they're doing good work, though. The few releases I do have by them are great, so I'd expect nothing less. It sounds like you and I align in our love for The Chan-Man. I'm glad hear the two newer Police Story movies are good--I really need to watch those soon. Anyway, thanks, my friend, for stopping by! Part 2 will be out on Friday, and I'm sure you'll have quite a few of the blu-rays (the more known films in the Jackie collection.)
theboredcyborg I hear you when it comes to, erm, “moneyz.” 88 Films have ‘only’ released around seven Jackie Blu-ray titles thus far, so it’s doable. More Jackie Chan BDs in pawn shops would be awesome, though! Granted, The Tuxedo and The Medallion are both rated 2/5 on Letterboxd, but I still have fun watching ‘em. It’s been a long time since I saw Lockdown, New Police Story was a recent rewatch - I think you’ll like it (just be ready for a slightly dour tone). Cheers for the kind words, and we’ll see in the next video, according to ol’ Letterboxd I have only seen 20% of Jackie’s films, so... yikes.
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Favorite from the '80s? Oof, that's tough, but I'd have to go with Police Story 1 & 2 (I'm cheating). Close second would be Wheels on Meals, then I'd pick the Project A films and Operation Condor! Too many to choose!
Stage name :
1. Yuen Lou (1962 - 1971)
2. Chen Yuen Lung (1972 - 1975)
3. Jacky Chan (1976 - 1979)
4. Jackie Chan (1980 - present)
That's right! I learned this while reading Jackie's biography, but had since forgotten. Thanks for the refresher!
Just watched Spiritual Kung Fu a few weeks ago. Yes, there are ghosts but I'd hardly call them "horror elements." They're definitely more comic relief. It's an oddball of a movie but still has some good action scenes. Hope you enjoy it. Looking forward to pt. 2.
That's a shame. I figured the horror elements were light, oh well. I was hoping for Spooky Encounters level stuff, lol. I'll check it out at some point, for sure!
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I love Snake in the Eagles shadow and the Young Master! I also love Dragons Forever but unfortunately it is not on an American release. You have to buy the Chinese bluray from Kam & Ronson in order to get a region A English subtitle copy! It is definitely worth it!!!
Good to hear! Those are two I still need to see. Stay tuned for the remainder of my Jackie collection coming Friday--all blu-rays! Thanks for watching, my friend!
I have all Jackie chan movies I just ordered his new movie the knight of shadows, this Saturday Jackie's new movie vanguard in theaters
Thanks for the info! I knew Knights of Shadow was coming out soon, but I had no idea it was out already! Vanguard is one I didn't know about--I somehow missed seeing that it was coming out. This one has potential since Stanley Tong is back working with the Jack! Here's hoping we get a couple solid modern Jackie films!
I want your to reply about Jackie chan DVDs 70s and 80 and 90s I watched you on UA-cam about Jackie chan collection gave me comments about it for me please
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My favorite '90s Jackie films are: Hand Down Operation Condor (Armour of God 2) is my favorite, followed closely by Rumble in the Bronx, Supercop, Drunken Master 2 & many more!
I've never actually seen any Jackie Chan movies, I may be wrong but the movies including him reminds me a lot of James Bond 007, when there's a bunch of different action movies with the same character protagonist? Just Chan Is all about kung fu and stuff? Idk haha
It's never too late to start watching Jackie Chan movies! I really dig your observation/connection regarding James Bond and Jackie Chan. Jackie essentially plays the same role in the majority of his films, not unlike another one of my favorite actors, Arnold Schwarzenegger. And, yes, Jackie is ALL about kung fu and stuff... like kicking bad guys in the face. A few great films to start with would be Police Story, Supercop, or Legend of the Drunken Master. That'll really show you what this man was capable of in his prime. Those are amongst the greatest action flicks ever made! Thanks for watching, my friend!
You need to get "wheels on meals"especially with the original 1980s international english dub soundtrack. Love it. I believe the uk bluray has that dub. I do have a grey market dvd of that dub from "banzai" non anamorphic. Original score is fine but that vintage english dub rescore is awesomely memorable 80s. And the only way i watch it.
Stay tuned, my friend! Part 2 will be up on Friday, and it'll feature the rest of my Jackie collection--the blu-rays!
Btw. The hong kong legends release of "the peacock king" is way worth getting.
I'm looking into it now, and it seems to be the best out there. I'll have to track it down when I can! I love that crazy ass movie. Thanks, Bill!
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I'm still there! Someone spreading rumors about me? haha!
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What is your favourite Jackie chan DVD from 70
Favorite '70s Jackie movie? I guess Drunken Master, since it's the only one I've seen! What's yours?
Ask me about Jackie chan DVDs let me know in comments please I bug you to do it your do that for me please to your friend Duncan yes I will to find out for you
What is it exactly that you'd like to know? What is your question? It's very difficult for me to make sense of your comment, admittedly. No offense meant.
Will you watch Jackie chan DVD can you watch it please unboxing Jackie chan DVDs I would you get lots of them but video games is awful please please get Jackie chan DVDs and don't think video games Jackie chan DVDs because I said so goes do you get that now I mean it but I am not joking Jackie chan DVDs is batter
You probably shouldn't go around telling people what they should and should not do if they aren't hurting anyone.
And I agree: "Jackie Chan DVDs is batter".
Jackie Chan movies... you know, I think this guy is a true master, his action and stunt work is unparalleled, and yet... I don't like his movies. I wanted to love his stuff, but whenever I tried, the outcome was the same: I didn't like it. Drunken Master, Armor of God, Rumble in the Bronx... I think it's the humor. I don't get it. I appreciate the hard work they put in a 10 minute fight around a pinball machine, but that's too much for my taste. Go in, shoot the bad guys, say something cool and leave is my kind of action films. He also made some very terrible movies, like Bleeding Steel, which is... yeah, terrible in every way, and I actually saw Lockdown. The trailer seemed to be gritty and cool, but the movie itself wasn't. But there is ONE movie with him I love. It wasn't on your list yet, so I assume it will be mentioned in part 2, and therefor I will wait for that before telling you which one I have in mind. But you might guess it already...
I sound like a broken record, but it's always so refreshing reading your comments. We agree in that he's a master, and his work is inimitable, but I'm on the total opposite side of the spectrum in terms of how I feel about his movies--I LOVE THEM... if you couldn't already tell. I get down with both types of action scenes--the elaborate ones, and the short and sweet, shoot some bad guy in the face and be out ones. But very few actors exhilarate me like The Chan-Man. It also helps that I grew up watching his flicks with my pops. I have a nostalgic story about Rumble in the Bronx that I'll save for a video. I totally respect that you can't get down with his films. Honestly, it takes some balls to even admit that on the 'Tube, haha! So, good on you. I agree, Bleeding Steel was a really rough, garish film to sit through, but anytime Chan was on screen his presence slightly obscured the film's incompetence--it's surely one of his worst. I could take a gander as to which one you love, but we'll save that conversation for the next video, which will feature the rest of my Jackie Chan collection--all blu-rays! Take it easy, Mike!
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Is this a question? A statement? A quip? I'm not sure. Are you asking me if I've abandoned video games?
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Gotta love those 3 second Jackie Chan cameos in movies "starring Jackie Chan", haha!
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