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I have never been a martial arts fan. I’ve never had the desire to ogle a movie that had anything to do with martial arts. Rumble in the Bronx and Jackie Chan changed all that.
This was the first Jackie Chan movie I ever watched and it took some arm twisting to glean me to sit down to explore it. When I did sit down, it was with the attitude that I already hated this movie and Jackie Chan. That didn’t last!
Jackie Chan is not your typical martial arts tough guy. He’s got an increadible sense of humor and he is able to laugh at himself. That section comes through in all the movies that I’ve seen him in and it certianly comes through in Rumble in the Bronx. He is also an increadible athlete/stuntman/martial artist! The combination is very tantalizing.
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Rumble has a cheesey dwelling and some cheesey acting in it, but it’s a colossal movie and only Jackie Chan could pull it off so well. If the concept of watching a martial arts film is a mountainous turn off to you, but you like action moves and comedys … you will not be disapointed with Rumble in the Bronx.
And teaches them a thing or two about being nice. I’ve been a Jackie Chan admirer since I first saw “The Cannonball Race” draw serve in 1981, but this was the first Chan movie I saw on the immense cover. It’s not moviemaking as delicate art, it’s moviemaking as glorious fun.
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An action comedy, “Rumble in the Bronx” features Jackie in the immense city, Unusual York (actually Vancouver, with mountains visible in the background in several scenes) . It’s a strangely well-kept and spruce version of the Mountainous Apple, but no matter. Delicate soon, Our Man Chan fights a motorcycle gang, protects a store, helps a girl and her wheelchair-bound exiguous brother, and pilots a hovercraft in a surprisingly uplifting ending.
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Fresh and shining, “Rumble” won’t please the arthouse crowd, and probably doesn’t even cross with Jackie’s top flicks; I’ll leave that for the hardcore Jackie fans to determine. But Jackie’s joy in his work is contagious, and here, he’s at his good-hearted best. Not only does he straggle fun at himself in several scenes, but he also can’t even pause indignant at the kids who battered him senseless with bottles in an alley. Although the disk features a full-screen version, design distinct you ogle the widescreen DVD so you can appreciate all the savory and creative fight choreography, including an incredible sequence where Jackie kicks butt with pinball machines. Also starring Bill Tung, who always seems to play “Uncle Bill” in Jackie’s movies.