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Who do you prefer?:):P
Lol, I made the same thread a year ago.
Jackie Chan won - http://www.habboxforum.com/showthread.php?t=222825 :8
Shouldn't have made it multiple choice. :O
Lol sorry i couldn't be bummed searching for others:PQuote:
Originally Posted by Neversoft
Jackie Chan is my favourite out of the two.
jackie chan was never really into bruce lee films
Edited By nvrspk4 (Assistant General Manager): Please stay on topic, that was not the question asked.
I've never even seen a Bruce Lee film:O
Is that bad?
Jackie Chan, I'm not into the whole Japanese fighter movies, Jackie Chan mixes martial arts with comedy and that is what makes him great
Bruce Lee was in serious flicks, whereas Chan gets signed into action-comedies.
They're both very different, too hard to make a comparison.
They. Are. Both. Chinese.Quote:
Originally Posted by Neil
If you're reffering to Rush Hour... shame on you. :P
In terms of martial artistry, Bruce Lee. After all, screenwriter's write Chan's comedy, he only delivers his lines.
Jackie dislikes doing comedy films such as Rush Hour. Because of films like that, no one takes him seriously anymore. I suggest you watch New Police Story and then come back and compare. ;) Jackie Chan is one hell of a dude!Quote:
Originally Posted by Misawa
I never said that he can't cut it outside of action-comedy, I've seen plenty of his films that are stray from the comedy genre, including New Police Story. It is a shame that he has been even more typecast in Hollywood. In terms of skill however, Bruce Lee gets my vote, but I do prefer Chan flicks.
If we're going on skill I'd give it to Chan. The moves that guy does are out of this world. Such as the stuff he does with the every day items like chairs, jackets, etc in his films. Awesome!
I'd say Chan's Chinese films are a lot better than his Hollywood ones.
His Asian films are remarkably better. My favourite Hollywood production with him is Rumble In The Bronx. And yes, Chan is awe-inspiring to watch, but it takes him a hell of a lot of takes to do a lot of the stuff you see.
Sorry, but... Rumble In The Bronx was one of his Chinese movies. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Misawa
His American ones are stuff like Rush Hour, The Tuxedo, Shanghai Knights, Around the World in 80 Days, etc. Which you can tell, are inferior.
Yeah, I bet they have to do a lot of re-takes. :P I love the outtakes at the end of his movies. Have you seen the ones for Rush Hour 3? He smacks himself in the nose with a chair. It looks so painful.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QiQ4_06ZgI
omg i lol'd so hard at when he hit himself with the chair.Quote:
Originally Posted by Neversoft
You on about when he tries to throw it over himself 3 times and the third time he mucks up and hits himself in the nose? :P What part is it at, video won't even load for me. :SQuote:
Originally Posted by NaughtyNemo
Rumble In The Bronx, of course it is, I'm sorry.Quote:
Originally Posted by Neversoft
I've never seen the two Rush Hour sequels because I disliked the original so much. I can't stand Chris Rock.
He starts flippin chairs at 1:10 and yer its on his third try that he smacks himself xD
Lol sh! xDQuote:
Originally Posted by Neversoft
I don't exactly research much into people in movies, only if I'm doing a research project about them xD
But Chinese/Japanese almost the same xD
Hmm, I'd say he's bearable. I can't believe he was the highest paid actor in the world for the Rush Hour movies though... More people watch them for Jackie Chan.Quote:
Originally Posted by Misawa
Lol, flippin' chairs.Quote:
Originally Posted by NaughtyNemo
They are not the same at all! :'(Quote:
Originally Posted by Neil
Jackie Chan :D
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