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bushisms.txt posted:Wheels on Meals is probably my favorite over all, but when I think of a fight scene, I think Project A2. Jackie is an named an Admiral in the Navy after killing some pirates in the prequel. Now the pirates are out for his blood, but Jackie's compassion shows them, he was only doing his job. Holy poo poo, that fall over the railing from the second floor  It looks like the vase was supposed to cushion his fault and/or slow his descent but it barely does anything due to the angle he hit it.HELP, GOONS! I'm trying to find a Jet Li film, once I saw once and never again. The only details I remember are these: 1) It revolved around him and his best friend, who he grew up with as child to adult 2) He eventually joined up with the rebellion faction of the village/city while his friend joined the army and eventually became a high rank (clad in all black I believe) 3) The final act, or the film's plot resolution, is the rebellion launching a attack on the army. The rebellion includes a close female lead of Jet Li, and a big guy who wields a stone hammer/big stone tied to a wooden pole. 4) The big guy is surrounded by soldiers with spears, who he fends off with huge swings of his stone hammer. Alas, he is killed by a simultaneous unified attack where the soldiers spear him at once. This is the scene that really hit me, I really felt bad for that guy  Any help with this would be greatly appreciated. I've been wondering about this film for years.
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Snowman_McK posted:Tai Chi Master, AKA the Twin Warriors has most of what you mentioned. Then again that plot is kind of stock standard. Thank you! This is indeed the film I was thinking of.
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The fight at the gang's hangout in Rumble in the Bronx is probably my most memorable moment in a Jackie Chan film. Then again, I've probably seen that film more times than any of his other films.
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Jan 14, 2014 18:39
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Could you guys recommend any films with female leads?
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May 6, 2014 17:30
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Gonna jump on the Jackie Chan bandwagon to mention the last fight between him and Bradley James Allen in Gorgeous. It's half fight/half comedy but it's probably my favorite Jackie Chan fight ever because of how fluid it is. The movement between the two are just mesmerizing. Also I love gentlemanly spars. Bradley James Allen was part of Jackie Chan's stunt team for a while, and apparently is currently working on Ant Man. That's pretty cool.
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Humbug Scoolbus posted:The best Dhalsim is Simon Yam in Future Cops. I had to quote this because I don't know what the gently caress I just watched.
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