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Plot: A young man visiting and helping his uncle in New York City finds himself forced to fight a street gang and the mob with his martial art skills.
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A former Hong Kong martial arts champion named Keung (Jackie Chan) comes to New York to attend the wedding of his Uncle Bill (Bill Tung) introduces his new wife to him down at his supermarket. Kueung meets Danny (Morgan Lam) & Nancy (Françoise Yip).
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MCT:July 11, 2008
A Jackie Chan movie where he goes to the Bronx (actually Vancouver, Canada), and fights the bad guys, a staple story, but it?s all for the stunts, not the story.
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MCT:May 28, 2008The first Jackie Chan movie I ever saw. One of my favorites. Great action scenes. The stunts alone make this a great action film.
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MCT:May 26, 2008Can anyone jump from a 250 storied building to a 200 storied building see this film u might know why Jackie is such a legend till now... love u lot Jackie...
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MCT:May 14, 2008
A fun film but not the best of Chan's work. It includes all of the the key elements of his work and the always excellent Anita Mui and Bill Tung.
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MCT:May 13, 2008
The fight scenes are awesome. This movie is supposed to be set in the Bronx yet you can clearly see mountains in the distance (it was filmed in Montreal). lol
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MCT:March 25, 2008
I love this jackie chan movie! Awesome fighting scenes, and yeah, its so weird that i liked this movie, cuz yeah, its not really the type of movie i'd like, but yeah, it was great
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MCT:March 11, 2008Chan saves the movie with his unique acting and fighting ability. Anyone else in the staring role would have stunk along with the storyline.
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MCT:February 10, 2008
Out of all of Jackie Chan's American movies, this is the first one and this is the best one. It is full of fantastic action sequences that really showcase Jackie's martial arts skills and his stunt skills. I had hoped he would have kept at least this level of greatness for his other American flicks, but alas it didn't happen. Chan's chinese movies are awesome though.
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MCT:February 9, 2008
Very average stuff for Jackie standards, good fights and stunts. This introduced the man to America, which ended up being a cursed bless in many ways.
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MCT:January 31, 2008
First Jackie Chan in the US. Also the first one I ever saw, made me discover the martial arts movie. Go chaaan go !
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MCT:January 20, 2008
Jackie's first US film where he headlines is cheesy but good. OK, so they try to pass off Vancouver, BC as the Bronx... OK, Jackie's English is atrocious... But the fight scenes are great!
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MCT:January 6, 2008
Not bad for his official invasion into Hollywood. I love that poster of him. Its so, "Americans prepare to get your ass wooped."
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MCT:December 17, 2007
The movie that made Jackie Chan a superstar in the American market. Good movie. This movie focuses on what people want to see: stunts and running people over in hovercrafts.
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MCT:November 28, 2007
this is one of my 2 or 3 favorite jackie chan flicks. it really turned me on to martial arts films and the action sequences were truly amazing. i liked chan better before he got too big in america.
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MCT:November 13, 2007
A visiting nephew gets involved with some gang in New York. He doesn't get involved by choice, but by accident.
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MCT:November 12, 2007
Chan's first big American breakthrough is simply not well executed, and lacks much of the humor of his other work, and what comedy there is is a bit lowbrow for Chan (Mooning the audience, a lady sitting on a toilet being exposed, etc.), especially when you realize the "Fist-Helmet-Wrench" sequence is much more his style. Still, plot and acting were never terribly important to Martial Arts films, and "Rumble in the Bronx" focuses on what people want to see: stunts. That, and running people over in hovercrafts.
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MCT:September 21, 2007
the acting was atrocious but the story was quite good, and with jackie chan's moves, it combines to make an acceptable movie and good to watch
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MCT:August 27, 2007want to see it bad!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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MCT:August 2, 2007
Shit dialog and bad acting. Greatest stunts I've seen in a long time. Watch this just for the stunts. Very entertaining.
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MCT:July 29, 2007
This would have been better if Jackie Chan was not involved. I expect more from Chan and aside from a fight or two this doesn't do justice to his abilities. Who's idea was it to have a hovercraft in the ending? With those complaints aside and the many more that I have not listed, let me say this: this movie is hilarious from beginning to end. The dubbing is horrific (the wheelchair kid) in this movie and the obvious mistakes throughout (no game in the Game Gear) only lend to the hilarity of this movie. Although one of Jackie Chan's lesser movies it is still worth it if only for the fight in the gangster's place and comedy that is abundant throughout the entire feature. And when are they ever going to change that DVD cover?
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MCT:July 29, 2007i'm sure the bronx has a bad enough reputation without having to add the fact that jackie fucking chan set a film there
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