Jackie Chan's Hollywood comeback?

[Kamen_Sentai]

looking forward to Kung Fu kid

looks awesome...in a way, if you appreciate Jackie Chan and Kung Fu movies

but no other movie will go against the Drunken Master and the legend of the Drunken Master...those are awesome kung fu movies and the best from Jacke Chan

by the way...is Jackie Chan a fan of the Drunken Fist? because some of his movies...most I think, he uses the drunken fist.

 

[Japanfan4ever]

Not most, but only in those two. The new Karate Kid coming out, ironically uses mostly Wushu techniques. At least that's what it seems like from looking at the new trailers.

 

[Kamen_Sentai]

Not most, but only in those two. The new Karate Kid coming out, ironically uses mostly Wushu techniques. At least that's what it seems like from looking at the new trailers.

the forbidden kingdom, he is another drunken master

and he uses some moves of the drunken fist in some of his other movies I seen, or they really look a lot like some of them

like Rumble in the Bronx

rush hour 2 and 3

and some other movies with him

he uses some of the drunken moves. not the stance, but the moves

maybe he likes the drunken fist a lot...because I do...I believe its awesome

I think they use mix kung fu in the movie...I don't know, I got to see it

 

[ForeverRed]

As a huge fan of Jackie Chan, I will definitely looking forward to see both movie, The Spy Next Door and The Karate Kid in 2010. For sure.

Can't wait.:thumbs:

 

[Japanfan4ever]

You gotta question how good they'll be though, no matter how big a fan. I'm a huge fan, and still I wonder if they'll fail or not. I think Spy Next Door looks ridiculous, quite honestly. But if it's at all clever like Daddy Day Care was, then we're good. Cause hey, I'm not gonna lie, I liked that movie! :laugh:

 

[FreedomR8G6B1]

I think Spy Next Door looks ridiculous, quite honestly.

It's essentially "The Pacifier" if Chan took the role instead of Diesel.

 

[Bolt]

I'm positive it's just another example of Jackie's willingness to make a total ass out of himself here to get the movies he's serious about made in Hong Kong.

 

[Japanfan4ever]

You keep saying that, but he is trying to still make his own. Karate Kid is actually a top 40 production of the year, not just some family comedy he's filming to get money for his HK productions.

 

[Bolt]

$$$$$$

 

[Japanfan4ever]

People do like money, don't they?