UPDATE JUNE 15TH 2021 This video was created in 2014 as a personal project. I didn't mean for it to get big. I have two issues that everyone needs to be informed about: 1) To anyone saying I made this video for clickbait and that it isn't every stunt, I challenge you to make one better than this. Also, this was made in 2014, so any movies after was impossible to add to the compilation. Also, Jackie doesn't do any stunts anymore due to his old age (DUH!) 2) The UA-cam police are starting to attack me left, right and centre. I may end up blurring parts of the video, or adding custom audio tracks...or I may just delete the video. I didn't know that just by reviewing the video, I could have avoided copyright claims. It sucks because I could monetise this video and I had lined up more JC related videos. But the YT police are putting me off. A personal thank you to all who gave me the 3.4 million hits!
Just as a answer to your description: Its a good video i like it, but... this is clearly not every stunt Jacky have done, even when we talk about only movies upto 2014, but this are the most of it,... If you had choosen a titel, like greatest Stunts all will be fine, but you choosen "every", its normal you have to deal now with comments like "thats not all stunts" etc.
Reasons why he is the greatest human being alive: -He has made billions of people laugh for more than half a decade (that is quite a human achievement) , been in more movies than any living actor. -He dances, sings, kicks ass, knows pretty much all styles of kung fu and crazy at the same time. -Obama, Putin, Michael Jackson..along with all the top directors in Hollywood admires him. Half a billion songs downloaded when he sings. -He has built dozens of schools all over the world with his own cash and vow to have no money left in his bank when he dies. -Video games would have less moves without him, some comic books, cartoons wouldn't be there if there wasn't Jackie. -He continues to spread peaceful message through his cheesy movies although we all know he has been offered in high budget movies in which he refused due to "too much violence". He has received more "Lifetime achievement award" than any other living actor. Did more real stunts than any other actor. He is known from the north pole to the south pole to small African tribal villages and Eskimo lands..and I think the Grim Reaper wouldn't even want to take him. He has proven he has more lives than a cat and climbs higher and faster than one. He is not perfect...like all superheroes...their fate is they can't take care of their families. Just as Superman, Batman. However, he is not fiction. He is real. Just like his name means in Chinese "Becoming a Dragon". I think he became one! A true living legend who has inspired billions. 60 years old and still rockin'. Connecting the east and west through peaceful kung fu comedy. Tell me one person that surpass him?
I would argue that any scientist who made a breakthrough is better than him by default. I wouldn't write it to you if it wasn't for technologies. He contributes big time to art and our moral side but we would be in caves if it wasn't for the smartest men to ever live. Still I don't think it is possible to define the best man on Earth. Each century has its own heroes and these heroes fall into different categories and can't really be compared to be honest
@@AbdulRasyidPangrango-qr9dt He has 2 Guinness world records 1 for performing the greatest stunts than any known actor and the 2nd for being in the most standalone movies.
Prime Jackie Chan nothing was ever better then that for me, in the 80's/early 90's nothing could touch him. I still think the last 20 minutes of Police Story are just out of this world. What made it epic was the fact, he wasn't all superhero out you felt for his character, he was outnumbered but was trying everything to save the day . He was using everything to battle the odds. If it was a Bruce Lee film for example Lee wouldn't have allowed himself to look like that, he would have slaughtered everyone with one blow. Also Brigitte Lin deserves praise she really got stuck in as well (some of stuff she did like going through tables and glass looked pretty dangerous) as Jackie's stunt team too were awesome. I also love the double take on stunts, just loved that.
He was still doing crazy stunts in the 2000s era I think his last big stunts were in Chinese Zodiac (2012) n little soldier (2010). He stunts are not as grand scale as when he was in his prime but he still keeps his stunts entertaining. Hopefully we see Jackie praise the role as uncle Iroh in the live action Avatar the last Airbender. He claimed now in his older yrs he wants to play in more dramatic roles Uncle Iroh is the perfect role for him.
So true. I'll never forget hiring out the VHS version of Police Story and being so blown away by the finale I must've rewound it and replayed that 20 minutes about 50 time before taking it back to the video store!
Yet there are people out there who actually claim that Tom Cruise's stunts are more dangerous. Newsflash, there's a difference between danger and expense.
@@l.m.6160 Definitely not expense since Jackie is all about doing things the most affordable way. They still used cardboard boxes instead of airbags, for example.
Indeed, there is quite a dozen of stunts that could have killed him instantly. Not to mention how many times he was wounded, and actually close to death from injury he actually had.
"Jackie.... Jackie. I'm glad you're awake." "What happened?" "You shattered your left femur as well as your right tibia and fractured your jaw. You ok?" "How was the shot?" "Well... Part of it got blocked by a bird during your stunt." "Then I'm not ok! Let's go try again!"
What most might not know, the clip at 10:05 was messed up. Jackie was supposed to jump through the red area of the sign on the right that was fragile for him to jump through, but he mustve misheard. What he jumped through was actual sign material, he got cut up pretty bad.
I have such a special place in my heart for 90s Jackie Chan movies... I think I rented First Strike, Rumble In The Bronx, Mr. Nice Guy, Thunderbolt, and Who Am I at least a dozen times each back then.
Isn't it amazing that he began as a random extra in a Bruce Lee movie? Like, it could be literally any other extra, but it was that one guy that would later revolutionize cinema in ways people didn't even know a human could do it. Life is funny sometimes.
It now literally makes me bloody cry to see this kind of video. We have been SUPER lucky to have experienced his amazing skills as a martial artist alone... but his *STUNTS* are also mind-boggling. BUT THERE'S MORE. Jackie is one of the *best* film editors (for action) the world has ever known. Any young 'fight scene' youth out there should pay heed to his methods (look it up!). I named the main character in my own stories ('Diamond Dragons') after him.
i THINK jackie has stated in a previous interview that the stunt with the lights in the mall was the most dangerous one he's ever attempted. memory is fuzzy though. they all look amazing and incredibly dangerous haha.
U know what? I love the MCU and other fantasy films. But there's just something so jaw dropping about watching the actual actor physically and literally performingbthe stunts in their films
Jackie Chan has a very special place in my heart! He is the most talented, the bravest of all actors and a very fine human being. Go on Jackie, you are way too good for Hollywood and they will keep holding you back...but you don't need them. You are a master, a genius, someone who's legacy will live forever!
15:42 nobody gives this stunt enough credit, he jumps from the top of a car, across a street, through a doorway on a very small balcony!! The accuracy in that stunt is amazing, he's got basically less that a metre gap he needs to land in to make it, that is beyond incredible!!!
I don't know you know it or not, The first scene, that Bruce Lee kick the Japanese Warrior out of the room, The stunt player for the Japanese Warrior is Jacky Chan. (while flying out of the room) Right after that, Bruce Lee go forward and ask: are you alright? Jacky: Yeah, I'm alright. Then they move on to the next scene.
+Asalieri2 I believe he got major rub burns on his hands from the wires. Funny thing is the one stunt that almost killed him was one of his most simplest. at 7:00 when he jumps from the building to the tree, his first attempt the branch snap then he fell done on his head and it almost killed him.
I really admire Jackie Chan when I' m still in grade school. it started when i first watch The Twin Dragon, and thats the start I keep watching all his movies...
@@mezmermaster1347 yes that i know. He says that he always inspired from silent comedy era or Classic Hollywood era. I have always seen him paying homage, tribute to actors like Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton , Harold lloyd, Gene kelly and Errol Flynn ( only from his movie "the adventures of robin hood) I always see buster Keaton stunts they were amazing , but i never saw any of his chase scene or Parkour scene
ACtually it is used pretty many times ... Example would be for the Dragon balls scenes... you know when they kick and the other flies meters away ... etc.
oh wow Jackie has done some really crazy stuff... and unlike most actors, he actually did these stunts... much respect for this legendary stuntsman, comedian, actor, martial artist
Holy fuck. That stunt at 9:27 is insane. If he did that wrong he would of been crushed.. like seriously, i don't see the front of the vehicle being fake. Balls of steel.
The whole scene was done without permission so all the cars that pass by him are real. Ironically the one that hits him is his stuntman's. Jackie, after 3-4 failed attempts, yelled at his stuntman saying he won't have a family to feed if he doesn't hit him. That's how much of a perfectionist he is. In American films, if a star did that, that would be the highlight of the film and in slow motion. In this film, it's a 2 second clip that serves no real purpose other than to show how angry and daring Jackie is. And also, to show how nuts he is!
I actually meant the stunt after that, where the car was going down a tight allyway and it smashed into the wall. If that was genuinely real, which i'm unsure about.. then it would of killed him not just crushed him. Getting hit by a car in traffic is ballsy too though don't get me wrong.
My all time favorite stunt was the one from armour of God. I am surprised that he is still alive especially after that incident. And now, he had a fricken hole in his head. That proves it that he's a legend and he still does his own stunts at almost 65 years of age! Most people that age can't even walk! And he's totally healthy! He can move better than me. I read his memoir lately and he literally almost died from it. And he still does his own stunts after that happened. Anyway, I hope you all have a great day!
My favorite Jackie Chan stunts, oh boy, where to start: -Clock Tower drop (for confirming a Mythbusters myth BEFORE that movie episode came along,with all due respect to Adam, Jamie, Grant, Keri, and Tori) from Project A -Mall drop (all those lights and glass... damn) in Police Story 1 -The opening escape stunt in Armour of God I. -The building slide in Who Am I?
Every time I watch the building slide the fact that I know he is really doing it makes me fear for his life even though I know it ends well. I couldn't even stand on the spot where he jumped from and look down without my knees buckling and wanting to vomit. He willingly jumped multiple times. Even just going to the top of the Eiffel Tower was too much for me. I only did it because I promised some friends also afraid of heights that I'd do it if they did.
That's a lot of footage. I commend you on your efforts. There are some stunts left out that I think were worthy of having in there that you missed. Dragon Lord's final fight has a huge one where Jackie falls onto Mars which is just INSANE. City Hunter there's a fight scene that happens in a theatre as Game of Death plays - in that fight Jackie does a back 3/4 onto some theatre seating. Also in Shanghai Noon there's the piece on the train where all the logs gets released while Jackie is atop the pile. I would have also added the bit in Project A where Jackie is being held at gun point and the dude shoots the gun just missing Jackie's face. I think; maybe I'm wrong, but did Stanley Tong not take credit for the Jump from the Parking Garage to the Apartments in "Rumble in the Bronx"? Same goes with the jump from the helicopter in "First Strike". I believe that was also Stanley Tong. It was great taking a look back at some of these amazing scenes. Too bad there were no "Spiritual Kung Fu" or "Snake and Crane Arts of Shoalin" in there. I love those two movies. Hit back with a response dude. Would love to hear from ya.
Yeah! This is a good list DL. That one in Project A was a risky one... since blanks and gunshot effects can be lethal if any accidents happen. Seen Jackie talk about the jump in "Rumble in the Bronx" in depth, and he said that not only was it him, but it was the most frightened for his life that he had ever been. Hope I'm remembering that right, but my memory feels clear on it.
Incorrect. Stanley Tong did do the jump with a wire first to judge where to put the marker tape on the railing becuz there was no clear line of site from the launch point. He also adjusted the landing point on the balcony because the camera on the balcony site was not set back far enough and was knocked over the first time. Jackie successfully made the 2nd jump himself on the first try without a wire. He was reportedly paranoid about jumping with a wire due to power lines nearby. This was an accurate account as reported by the Canadian cast and crew who were present as well as confirmed by Stanley himself. Also, Jackie's ankle sustained a minor injury on this landing which was compounded by the hovercraft landing which trashed it.
Great job on this - I can easily see how long it must have taken to put together. Also those minor stunts you mentioned are quite often the most impressive ones. They kind of slip under the radar and other people never mention them... but they are often the hardest and most dangerous. So good job going above and beyond what most people would include in this kind of video; I got a kick out of it. =)
thank you very much. that's probably the best comment or review I've had. makes it all worth it now lol. I'm trying to think of what to make next. any ideas?
+R4M I would like to see the same kind of video but for Yuen Biao's sunts and acrobatics. There are a couple on UA-cam already but I bet there are a lot more things that no-one uses. It might a little harder to collect footage as Yuen Biao movies tend to be a little more obscure... but he has more than enough crazy moves to make for a great compilation. Or maybe you could mix it up and do a general best of HK movies' acrobatics and stunts (excluding Jackie)?
![One of Jackie Chan's Most Famous Car Stunts! | Clip from 'My Lucky Stars' [HD]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/2brIq9zA29s/mqdefault.jpg)
UPDATE JUNE 15TH 2021
This video was created in 2014 as a personal project. I didn't mean for it to get big. I have two issues that everyone needs to be informed about:
1) To anyone saying I made this video for clickbait and that it isn't every stunt, I challenge you to make one better than this. Also, this was made in 2014, so any movies after was impossible to add to the compilation. Also, Jackie doesn't do any stunts anymore due to his old age (DUH!)
2) The UA-cam police are starting to attack me left, right and centre. I may end up blurring parts of the video, or adding custom audio tracks...or I may just delete the video. I didn't know that just by reviewing the video, I could have avoided copyright claims. It sucks because I could monetise this video and I had lined up more JC related videos. But the YT police are putting me off.
A personal thank you to all who gave me the 3.4 million hits!
First !
Please never delete this video.
YOURE THE BEST R4M
UA-cam are contradicting hypocrites to the core.
Just as a answer to your description:
Its a good video i like it, but... this is clearly not every stunt Jacky have done, even when we talk about only movies upto 2014, but this are the most of it,...
If you had choosen a titel, like greatest Stunts all will be fine, but you choosen "every", its normal you have to deal now with comments like "thats not all stunts" etc.
Before Parkour, there was... Jackie Chan!
Jackie Cham king of Parkour?
Right bro
Buster Keaton you fool!
He inspired Jackie .......
@@nearharvy2735 but he don't know Parkour
Before Jackie Chan there was Buster Keaton
Reasons why he is the greatest human being alive:
-He has made billions of people laugh for more than half a decade (that is quite a human achievement) , been in more movies than any living actor.
-He dances, sings, kicks ass, knows pretty much all styles of kung fu and crazy at the same time.
-Obama, Putin, Michael Jackson..along with all the top directors in Hollywood admires him. Half a billion songs downloaded when he sings.
-He has built dozens of schools all over the world with his own cash and vow to have no money left in his bank when he dies.
-Video games would have less moves without him, some comic books, cartoons wouldn't be there if there wasn't Jackie.
-He continues to spread peaceful message through his cheesy movies although we all know he has been offered in high budget movies in which he refused due to "too much violence". He has received more "Lifetime achievement award" than any other living actor. Did more real stunts than any other actor. He is known from the north pole to the south pole to small African tribal villages and Eskimo lands..and I think the Grim Reaper wouldn't even want to take him. He has proven he has more lives than a cat and climbs higher and faster than one.
He is not perfect...like all superheroes...their fate is they can't take care of their families. Just as Superman, Batman. However, he is not fiction. He is real. Just like his name means in Chinese "Becoming a Dragon". I think he became one! A true living legend who has inspired billions. 60 years old and still rockin'. Connecting the east and west through peaceful kung fu comedy. Tell me one person that surpass him?
Incredible lol
DId u mean half a century? half a decade is 5 years.
Phuong Nguyen thanks for the correction.
I would argue that any scientist who made a breakthrough is better than him by default. I wouldn't write it to you if it wasn't for technologies. He contributes big time to art and our moral side but we would be in caves if it wasn't for the smartest men to ever live. Still I don't think it is possible to define the best man on Earth. Each century has its own heroes and these heroes fall into different categories and can't really be compared to be honest
Всеволод Волков how about them being equally great?!
This guy has over 9000 lives...
... Left.
@Elisa White when Jackie's gonna die he'll pull another Jackie from a parallel universe into this universe and give him his memory
No, He has over
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and he never lose a single life...
This guy is incredible. After him we will lose an ultimate form of art. Nobody will and can do these crazy stunts like him
Long before Michael Jackson died, all my life, I've wanted to see Jackie Chan and Michael Jackson together.
I would say, the most dedicated actor of all time.
Tom Cruise is the only actor I know that comes close.
@@yttis3257 I would agree. He broke his leg for a shot
fun fact: Jackie Chan already broke almost all of his bone... even he has a hole in his head bcs his crazy stunt xD
@@AbdulRasyidPangrango-qr9dt
He has 2 Guinness world records 1 for performing the greatest stunts than any known actor and the 2nd for being in the most standalone movies.
Jackie should get another Guinness for almost breaking every bone in his body as well.
Prime Jackie Chan nothing was ever better then that for me, in the 80's/early 90's nothing could touch him. I still think the last 20 minutes of Police Story are just out of this world. What made it epic was the fact, he wasn't all superhero out you felt for his character, he was outnumbered but was trying everything to save the day . He was using everything to battle the odds. If it was a Bruce Lee film for example Lee wouldn't have allowed himself to look like that, he would have slaughtered everyone with one blow. Also Brigitte Lin deserves praise she really got stuck in as well (some of stuff she did like going through tables and glass looked pretty dangerous) as Jackie's stunt team too were awesome.
I also love the double take on stunts, just loved that.
steve cheevers Jackie is still at his prime, and at his age, he's getting deminished of his physique, i hope Jackie will surive at the age of 95
He was still doing crazy stunts in the 2000s era I think his last big stunts were in Chinese Zodiac (2012) n little soldier (2010). He stunts are not as grand scale as when he was in his prime but he still keeps his stunts entertaining. Hopefully we see Jackie praise the role as uncle Iroh in the live action Avatar the last Airbender. He claimed now in his older yrs he wants to play in more dramatic roles Uncle Iroh is the perfect role for him.
So true. I'll never forget hiring out the VHS version of Police Story and being so blown away by the finale I must've rewound it and replayed that 20 minutes about 50 time before taking it back to the video store!
Yes ong bak took a page out of jackies book for his stunts
Yang Sheng was Bridget's stunt double for Police Story. She never actually did any of her stunts
If all Police had the ability of Jackie Chan, there would be no criminals.
I know this is a year ago but I think they would just abuse it.
Jackie Chan mastered parkour before it was even a thing.
What a legend! I'll never understand how he's still alive and well after all these crazy stunts!
Has anybody on set ever thought of telling him: “You know Jackie... you don’t HAVE to put yourself through all of that”. The dude’s an absolute beast
"If I have left out an obvious stunt, please let me know so I can commit suicide." Pure gold.
Huge respect for the man. Risking his life for the impossibles.
Yet there are people out there who actually claim that Tom Cruise's stunts are more dangerous. Newsflash, there's a difference between danger and expense.
jp3813 I don’t think Tom Cruise would willingly fall on a bed of burning hot coals. Jackie Chan did that twice.
And Jackie wins both categroies FACT
@@l.m.6160 Definitely not expense since Jackie is all about doing things the most affordable way. They still used cardboard boxes instead of airbags, for example.
Tc is not athletic compare to jc
@@chrislu6200 Tony Jaa is way more athletic than Tom, but even he does not come anywhere close to Jackie's death-defying feats.
This is Jackass, before Jackass... it's Jackieass
Matias Lindblom One of the funniest and cleverest things I have read!
Have Jackie and Johnny done a movie together yet? Because they need to get on that!
@@ForceMaximus84 Yes they have: Skiptrace
JACKIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
The king of Parkour... take a bow guys.. He is the best stunt man ever in the history of world cinema. Admit it!
Imagine Jackie Chan in american ninja warrior... No dowt he would win!
Or just Ninja Warrior (Sasuke) since that's the original.
It wouldn't even be fair if Jackie was in it lol
Bro there wouldn't be a competition everyone would just go home
I’ve often thought this. A say 28 year old Jackie Chan would do well
Yeah, I'm sure Jackie would win... after a couple hundred takes or so.
There will never be another jackie chan... this shits too crazy
How this guy is still alive, I have no idea. He's like the anti-Final Destination.
Glitcher2000 he hates too much violence, come on!
Àflam ,
Indeed, there is quite a dozen of stunts that could have killed him instantly. Not to mention how many times he was wounded, and actually close to death from injury he actually had.
Primal Origination
The story of a mans struggle with gravity.
More like gravitys' struggle with a man :D
Let’s be honest Jackie literally invented Parkour
Buster inspired jackie
"Jackie.... Jackie. I'm glad you're awake."
"What happened?"
"You shattered your left femur as well as your right tibia and fractured your jaw. You ok?"
"How was the shot?"
"Well... Part of it got blocked by a bird during your stunt."
"Then I'm not ok! Let's go try again!"
Jackie Chan is simply amazing 🔥 it's a shame I haven't seen most of his early films, but I'm determined to watch them all because he is a legend
i don't know if this is every Jackie Chan stunt, but it is many!
They forgot the fight scene in cannonball run 2 with the biker gang
That's why I said I didn't know if it was every stunt ....
I still don't know how he lived through some of the ones he got really hurt doing
He slowed down a ton. I think it is interesting some of the really old ones look like the stunts are done slowly and methodically.
I simply love you art, which reflect your s harmful personality.
Not included the gazillion retakes. God, this man is awesome.
Basing it on films only
+ictaris sanity is for the weak
Aside from being unbelievably brave, all these masterpieces show how good and accurate the planning was. AWESOME
The guy is nuts. And that's why we love him :)
I got injured, while only watching this.
What most might not know, the clip at 10:05 was messed up.
Jackie was supposed to jump through the red area of the sign on the right that was fragile for him to jump through, but he mustve misheard. What he jumped through was actual sign material, he got cut up pretty bad.
In the outtakes he cut his hand deep and you can see the bone. Along with glass pieces stuck in his head. Just another day for him.
This was the best 26 min in my life!
Bruce lee even saw the brilliance of Jackie's skill when they met on Chinese Connection. Jackie said he treated him differently.
Oh Jackie, thank you for existing!!
I have such a special place in my heart for 90s Jackie Chan movies... I think I rented First Strike, Rumble In The Bronx, Mr. Nice Guy, Thunderbolt, and Who Am I at least a dozen times each back then.
jackie chan may be the founder and creator of parkour lol
im doing gymnastics and i just realized how hard the stuff jackie chan does really is
This brought a tear to my eye. Great compilation man.
David Kang Thanks!
no double, no computer effects, no fear , KING OF ACTION !!!!
Even death sits back and watch with amazement
Mastered parkour, before it was cool
This was hard. Thank you so much for putting it together! Great job! Jackie is simply incredible!
Jackie Chan was PARKOURING, before PARKOUR was invented
Isn't it amazing that he began as a random extra in a Bruce Lee movie? Like, it could be literally any other extra, but it was that one guy that would later revolutionize cinema in ways people didn't even know a human could do it. Life is funny sometimes.
It now literally makes me bloody cry to see this kind of video. We have been SUPER lucky to have experienced his amazing skills as a martial artist alone... but his *STUNTS* are also mind-boggling.
BUT THERE'S MORE. Jackie is one of the *best* film editors (for action) the world has ever known. Any young 'fight scene' youth out there should pay heed to his methods (look it up!).
I named the main character in my own stories ('Diamond Dragons') after him.
get over the over used name Dragon.
I like the name Dragon @@nymphopath9816
i THINK jackie has stated in a previous interview that the stunt with the lights in the mall was the most dangerous one he's ever attempted. memory is fuzzy though. they all look amazing and incredibly dangerous haha.
Yeah, all things/factors considered in the situation makes this one of his most dangerous stunts
TheAndrewc5120 The deadliest was when he fell of a tree and cracked his skull. But that one was unexpected
ye but the one in the armour of god almost took his life
@@paancadeunwilled6656 was just about to say this
@@paancadeunwilled6656Same with the glass pole stunt in Police Story
he can actually say he's done everything XD
Jackie so good he can completely flatten himself to fit between the rollers.
Best stunts master in the world!!!
Nick Frost in Hot Fuzz: "Huh... Supercop... 'Meet the cop... that can't be stopped'."
Loki: I have an Army...
Tony: We have Jackie...
U know what? I love the MCU and other fantasy films. But there's just something so jaw dropping about watching the actual actor physically and literally performingbthe stunts in their films
It's authentic...lol
Сat has 9 lives, and Jackie Chan sure has 50...
50? HaHaHa, 999 lives keles 😂
Jackie Chan has a very special place in my heart! He is the most talented, the bravest of all actors and a very fine human being. Go on Jackie, you are way too good for Hollywood and they will keep holding you back...but you don't need them. You are a master, a genius, someone who's legacy will live forever!
This has to be one of the greatest clip compilations on youtube
The fact that Jackie is still alive is a miracle.
18:18 he is crazy
Holy shit how is he still alive?
Lienmor He's got more lives than a cat.
YEA!! wTF!! hahaha
how is that even possible...
Its special effects
Обожаю Ддеки 👍
Джеки Чан круче всех 💪😀🙏👍✌️🎉
All this time Jackie is just trying to die, but is cursed by the god of awesome to have immortality in really cool ways.
...
What?
Jackie is just amazing. As he made so many people laugh, God was impressed by him and gave him the gift of immortality
15:42 nobody gives this stunt enough credit, he jumps from the top of a car, across a street, through a doorway on a very small balcony!! The accuracy in that stunt is amazing, he's got basically less that a metre gap he needs to land in to make it, that is beyond incredible!!!
It's not him. It's a stunt double and yes that double did a wonderful job. 👍
Bruce Lee never ever could have done anything like these stunts in his entire career even if he would have lived for a 100 years......Love u JC
I don't know you know it or not,
The first scene, that Bruce Lee kick the Japanese Warrior out of the room,
The stunt player for the Japanese Warrior is Jacky Chan. (while flying out of the room)
Right after that, Bruce Lee go forward and ask: are you alright?
Jacky: Yeah, I'm alright.
Then they move on to the next scene.
Ariel Xu i thought Bruce said " who the fuck is Jackie chan " lol
6:34 is no joke. Holy shit did he hurt himself there
+Asalieri2 I believe he got major rub burns on his hands from the wires.
Funny thing is the one stunt that almost killed him was one of his most simplest. at 7:00 when he jumps from the building to the tree, his first attempt the branch snap then he fell done on his head and it almost killed him.
*****
are you kidding me? Kung Fu flicks are friggin awesome!
+Asalieri2 fractured his tailbone as well, i think
omg! I could watch those movies all day! My favorite ones are Project A and Police Story!
Jackie Chan is the godfather of parkour.
best AND funniest actor ever, even in the worst situations, he makes people laugh
no one even comes close
I really admire Jackie Chan when I' m still in grade school. it started when i first watch The Twin Dragon, and thats the start I keep watching all his movies...
The inventor and creator of Parkour.
Heh, even after all these years, he hasn't lost his touch!
how can anyone dislike this, this man revolutionized martial arts movies with his unbelievable stunts and acrobatics.
Give him his Flowers now 💯💯🏆
jackie chan, father of parkour.
Buster grandfather of parkour
@@mezmermaster1347 how
@@RajeshKumar-wv5fp because jackie was kinda inspired by American comedy while also being inspired by buster who did stunts and parkour in the 30s.
@@mezmermaster1347 yes that i know. He says that he always inspired from silent comedy era or Classic Hollywood era.
I have always seen him paying homage, tribute to actors like
Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton , Harold lloyd, Gene kelly and Errol Flynn ( only from his movie "the adventures of robin hood)
I always see buster Keaton stunts they were amazing , but i never saw any of his chase scene or Parkour scene
@@mezmermaster1347 bro u are not replying to my comment
Chan says, "What's a stunt wire?"
he actually used a stunt wire in new police story 2004 in the fire rope scene
HeadPhoneMasa I imagine so, I suppose I'm generalizing.
HeadPhoneMasa hes growing old now..
makingjames Nobody gets younger.
ACtually it is used pretty many times ...
Example would be for the Dragon balls scenes... you know when they kick and the other flies meters away ... etc.
Jackie is the hero of my childhood *-* ♥♥ Love him
The parkour king
now i know there is a real superman in the world
I'm so proud I can say I've seen all the Supercops
except 2013 and new.
oh wow Jackie has done some really crazy stuff... and unlike most actors, he actually did these stunts... much respect for this legendary stuntsman, comedian, actor, martial artist
Holy fuck. That stunt at 9:27 is insane.
If he did that wrong he would of been crushed.. like seriously, i don't see the front of the vehicle being fake. Balls of steel.
The whole scene was done without permission so all the cars that pass by him are real. Ironically the one that hits him is his stuntman's. Jackie, after 3-4 failed attempts, yelled at his stuntman saying he won't have a family to feed if he doesn't hit him. That's how much of a perfectionist he is.
In American films, if a star did that, that would be the highlight of the film and in slow motion. In this film, it's a 2 second clip that serves no real purpose other than to show how angry and daring Jackie is. And also, to show how nuts he is!
I actually meant the stunt after that, where the car was going down a tight allyway and it smashed into the wall. If that was genuinely real, which i'm unsure about.. then it would of killed him not just crushed him.
Getting hit by a car in traffic is ballsy too though don't get me wrong.
Rumble in the Bronx!!!
Operation Condor!!!
Jackie Chans FIRST STRIKE!!!
Are probably my top 3 favorite Jackie Chan movies
My all time favorite stunt was the one from armour of God. I am surprised that he is still alive especially after that incident. And now, he had a fricken hole in his head. That proves it that he's a legend and he still does his own stunts at almost 65 years of age! Most people that age can't even walk! And he's totally healthy! He can move better than me. I read his memoir lately and he literally almost died from it. And he still does his own stunts after that happened. Anyway, I hope you all have a great day!
Jackie is so amazing! His stunts scare the crap outta me haha
Extremely impressive work. Makes me relive so many memories.
my heart rate while watching this: 220
goosebumps: 1 million
This is parkour, before parkour
Jackie Chan is a living legend. Much respect for his insane skills, it's great fun to see him doing what he does.
What on earth is this man doing at 24:00, that is just insane, and far too close!! I can't help but wince every time I see it!
He is not on the tracks when the cars are running.
@@nomaschalupas2453 it's special effects?
@@catchasmurf762 the train and jackie are recorded at different times and then put together during editing.
Well that's a revelation, and one im not entirely pleased to hear, but thanks!
6:10 a whole new different meaning of that umbrella "made in China"
My favorite Jackie Chan stunts, oh boy, where to start:
-Clock Tower drop (for confirming a Mythbusters myth BEFORE that movie episode came along,with all due respect to Adam, Jamie, Grant, Keri, and Tori) from Project A
-Mall drop (all those lights and glass... damn) in Police Story 1
-The opening escape stunt in Armour of God I.
-The building slide in Who Am I?
Every time I watch the building slide the fact that I know he is really doing it makes me fear for his life even though I know it ends well. I couldn't even stand on the spot where he jumped from and look down without my knees buckling and wanting to vomit. He willingly jumped multiple times. Even just going to the top of the Eiffel Tower was too much for me. I only did it because I promised some friends also afraid of heights that I'd do it if they did.
2:01 "Hey Batman, come on!"
all you 80 giving thumbs down are just jealous you cant do what he can.
That's a lot of footage. I commend you on your efforts. There are some stunts left out that I think were worthy of having in there that you missed. Dragon Lord's final fight has a huge one where Jackie falls onto Mars which is just INSANE. City Hunter there's a fight scene that happens in a theatre as Game of Death plays - in that fight Jackie does a back 3/4 onto some theatre seating. Also in Shanghai Noon there's the piece on the train where all the logs gets released while Jackie is atop the pile. I would have also added the bit in Project A where Jackie is being held at gun point and the dude shoots the gun just missing Jackie's face.
I think; maybe I'm wrong, but did Stanley Tong not take credit for the Jump from the Parking Garage to the Apartments in "Rumble in the Bronx"? Same goes with the jump from the helicopter in "First Strike". I believe that was also Stanley Tong.
It was great taking a look back at some of these amazing scenes. Too bad there were no "Spiritual Kung Fu" or "Snake and Crane Arts of Shoalin" in there. I love those two movies.
Hit back with a response dude. Would love to hear from ya.
Yeah! This is a good list DL. That one in Project A was a risky one... since blanks and gunshot effects can be lethal if any accidents happen. Seen Jackie talk about the jump in "Rumble in the Bronx" in depth, and he said that not only was it him, but it was the most frightened for his life that he had ever been. Hope I'm remembering that right, but my memory feels clear on it.
***** That jump was actually performed by Stanley Tong because Jackie had injured his foot prior before that scene
Incorrect. Stanley Tong did do the jump with a wire first to judge where to put the marker tape on the railing becuz there was no clear line of site from the launch point. He also adjusted the landing point on the balcony because the camera on the balcony site was not set back far enough and was knocked over the first time. Jackie successfully made the 2nd jump himself on the first try without a wire. He was reportedly paranoid about jumping with a wire due to power lines nearby. This was an accurate account as reported by the Canadian cast and crew who were present as well as confirmed by Stanley himself. Also, Jackie's ankle sustained a minor injury on this landing which was compounded by the hovercraft landing which trashed it.
last words Jackie said ("But don't worry. I do crazy stunts but I am not stupid") are relieving
Great job on this - I can easily see how long it must have taken to put together. Also those minor stunts you mentioned are quite often the most impressive ones. They kind of slip under the radar and other people never mention them... but they are often the hardest and most dangerous. So good job going above and beyond what most people would include in this kind of video; I got a kick out of it. =)
thank you very much. that's probably the best comment or review I've had. makes it all worth it now lol.
I'm trying to think of what to make next. any ideas?
+R4M I would like to see a top 10 list of Jackiie Chan fights or moments
+R4M I would like to see the same kind of video but for Yuen Biao's sunts and acrobatics. There are a couple on UA-cam already but I bet there are a lot more things that no-one uses. It might a little harder to collect footage as Yuen Biao movies tend to be a little more obscure... but he has more than enough crazy moves to make for a great compilation. Or maybe you could mix it up and do a general best of HK movies' acrobatics and stunts (excluding Jackie)?
I laughed pretty hard at the one where the entire screen is blurred over.
what a legend!
need more views. An amazing fearless actor. Great video.
GreekCthulhu Thanks! Keep sharing!
16:05 he breaks his foot.
This is by far the Most awesome compilation of Jackie's Stunt I've ever seen!!!!
Jackie Chan is Superhero!! not just a hero!!
Superb! Thanks for adding the titles and keeping original audio!
Yahwehlovesme You're welcome. It was hardwork!
I think only some have titles
No wonder he broken most of his bones in his body
Godamed ....Jackie is the absolute best, hands down!