It's funny how in Jackie's first US film, The Big Brawl, he's all over Kristine DeBelle (and who can blame him?), but subsequently he's had little to no chemistry with his leading ladies.
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Some info on the upcoming release of The Foreigner with Jackie Chan and.... Pierce Brosnan? Martin Campbell directs.
Huh.
http://cityonfire.com/jackie-chan-to...the-foreigner/Rock! Shock! Pop!
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Originally posted by Ian Jane View PostSome info on the upcoming release of The Foreigner with Jackie Chan and.... Pierce Brosnan? Martin Campbell directs.
Huh.
http://cityonfire.com/jackie-chan-to...the-foreigner/
Interesting for that reporter to.mention that Chan might be doing a Loam Neeson type shift in his movies..kicking more ass..but in a more realistic (and hopefully violent ) way.It would be a good move..the guy is over 60!!
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I saw Skiptrace, with Jackie and Johnny Knoxville. It was classic Jackie, with the same setup/formula etc like in his best era, only this one was completely awful. Not one likeable thing about it. Complete and utter shit, actually."No presh from the Dresh!"
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Originally posted by The Silly Swede View PostI saw Skiptrace, with Jackie and Johnny Knoxville. It was classic Jackie, with the same setup/formula etc like in his best era, only this one was completely awful. Not one likeable thing about it. Complete and utter shit, actually.
Western directors cannot reproduce classic Jackie...no matter how good everything else seems to be..just not possible..even CHAN himself has trouble recreating gis own stuff...see Chinese Zodiac for example...
Would like to see Jackie in a serious violent movie ala Liam Neesons more recent stuff..would be great I think...
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Just watched Drunken Master yesterday for the first time. Previously, the only Jackie Chan movies I had seen were Rumble in the Bronx and Rush Hour 2 and maybe Shanghai Nights (Knights?), haha! Drunken Master was a little more comedic than I wanted it to be but I was definitely impressed by young Jackie Chan. Pretty amazing. Looking forward to watching other old films of his!Å–Çƈḱ!Ꞩẖȫçꞣ!Ƥӧê•!
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Originally posted by Alison Jane View PostJust watched Drunken Master yesterday for the first time. Previously, the only Jackie Chan movies I had seen were Rumble in the Bronx and Rush Hour 2 and maybe Shanghai Nights (Knights?), haha! Drunken Master was a little more comedic than I wanted it to be but I was definitely impressed by young Jackie Chan. Pretty amazing. Looking forward to watching other old films of his!
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Originally posted by Takuma View PostPolice Story, Snake in the Eagle's Shadow, Project A, Dragons Forever and Wheels on Meals should provide perfect follow ups.Å–Çƈḱ!Ꞩẖȫçꞣ!Ƥӧê•!
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Originally posted by Takuma View PostPolice Story, Snake in the Eagle's Shadow, Project A, Dragons Forever and Wheels on Meals should provide perfect follow ups.
I think my first Jackie Chan picture was ARMOUR OF GOD, back in the late 1980s. DRAGONS FOREVER is probably one of my favourite of his 1980s films though.'You know, I'd almost forgotten what your eyes looked like. Still the same. Pissholes in the snow'
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Press release for the upcoming DVD release of Kung Fu Yoga.
KUNG FU YOGA
On Digital 31st July, and on Blu-Ray and DVD 7th August
Kaleidoscope Home Entertainment / Well Go USA
Starring Jackie Chan
Fast Sell:
It's Raiders Of The Lost Ark Jackie Chan-style, with a dash of Bollywood, as the unstoppable film legend hunts for treasure in this flat-out fun, all-action, globe-trotting comedy caper.
Synopsis:
World-renowned archaeology professor Jack and his
team are on a grand quest to locate a lost ancient
Indian treasure, when they are ambushed by a team of mercenaries and left for dead. Using his vast knowledge of history and kung fu, Jack leads his team on a race around the world to beat the mercenaries to the treasure, and to save an ancient culture.
We like it because:
Move over Kung Fu Panda, it's time for KUNG FU YOGA! Don't worry, it's not some kind of new-fangled exercise fad, but irrepressible martial arts superstar Jackie Chan's latest, that sees him reuniting with Supercop and Rumble
In The Bronx director Stanley Tong, for this all out action caper, featuring superb fight scenes, motorcycle chases, ice caves, hidden treasures and a Bollywood-style set piece finale. As the Los Angeles Times says, 'good luck trying to stop that goofy smile from spreading across your face'.
KUNG FU YOGA is family friendly fun, a mix of Bollywood exoticism and action comedy antics, showcasing veteran movie legend Chan's incredible martial arts skills and impeccable comic timing. Filmed in China, Dubai, India and Iceland, this is a must for fans of the National Treasure films and Chan's Around the World In 80 Days and Shanghai Knights.
Hot quotes:
“Silly old-school Jackie Chan fun, with a globe-hopping plot supplying exotic scenery†The Hollywood Reporter
“A family-friendly reminder that Master Chan still has a trick or two up his sleeve†Screen Anarchy
“As the leading man, Chan keeps the ball rolling with an assortment of neat acrobatic tricks and martial arts sparring†Variety
Rock! Shock! Pop!
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Originally posted by Ian Jane View PostInsert booklet art for the Twilight Time release.
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