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Jackie Chan in...

Rumble in the Bronx

( Catalog Number ID3378LI )
(2.35:1) (2 Sides) (CLV) (CC) (NTSC)

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One of the Best Versions on LaserDisc
LaserDisc

Rumble in the Bronx
1995 - 89 min. - Color
Genre: Action
Rated R
Country: USA

LaserDisc Movie Storyline:
After years as the biggest star in Asia, Jackie Chan (abetted by his able collaborator director Stanley Tong) took North America by storm in 1996 with RUMBLE IN THE BRONX, the first Hong Kong film to make it to number one at the U.S. box office. Keung (Chan) visits his uncle in the Bronx and ends up helping protect a local grocery store from thugs. A beautiful neighbor's involvement with the gang catapults Keung into even more trouble, and it will take all of his wits--and whiplike kicks--to save himself. The film introduced Chan's original combination of masterful martial arts and goofy comedy to a widespread American audience. As in other Chan movies, blooper scenes run during the credits, showcasing the hilarious and disastrous blunders made during filming and revealing that Chan, who performs all his own stunts, seems willing to take mind-boggling risks to create his distinctive brand of celluloid magic.

LaserDisc Movie Review:
After years as a major star in most of the rest of the world, Jackie Chan finally broke through to stardom in the United States with Rumble in the Bronx, a dubbed and re-edited version of Hung Fan Kui. Here Chan plays Keung, a police officer from Hong Kong who travels to New York to attend the wedding of his uncle, Bill (Bill Tung). Bill has just sold his grocery store to Elaine (Anita Mui), and Keung finds Elaine to be a pretty good reason to extend his visit to New York. However, a mean-spirited and fashion-challenged street gang has moved into the neighborhood and is demanding protection money from the local storekeepers. Elaine is ready to sell the store and move on, but Keung is determined to show the toughs that he's not about to be pushed around. Things get even more sticky when the hoods are on the trail of a lost cache of stolen jewels. --- Mark Deming

Newer (and very casual) fans of Jackie Chan may think of Rumble in the Bronx as his first film, because it marked the moment when someone finally decided to market this kung-fu whiz kid to American audiences. It's actually his 55th, and all those years of experience come together delightfully in one of the actor's most fun features ever, regardless of the fact that it's dumbed down for those not schooled in martial arts cinema. That this is clearly not the Bronx (those Vancouver mountains in the background are a dead giveaway), and that the villains represent an idea of Americans born of too many viewings of West Side Story, hardly matters. Chan grabbed hold of Western audiences with his ability to climb walls, jump through shopping carts, dodge pinball machines, and leap across balconies, and his older films began hitting theaters at a rate of two per year. What stands out, other than the lightning-speed kicks and punches, is the actor's underlying decency. Differing from fellow countryman and martial arts superstar Jet Li, Chan sees his gifts as more a cartoonish circus act than an opportunity to crack vertebrae, keeping the scowls and body count almost at zero, with the villains either arrested or humiliated rather than killed. Even the vicious street punks who pelt him with the shrapnel of glass bottles become allies by the end ---- Chan just wants everyone to get along. Rumble in the Bronx also introduced new viewers to Chan's trademark closing-credit outtakes, which feature the hilarious (and sometimes painful) mishaps involved in Chan's stunts. --- Derek Armstrong

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Cast for Rumble in the Bronx

Jackie Chan - Keung
Anita Mui - Elaine
Bill Tung - Uncle Bill
Francoise Yip
Marc Akerstream
Morgan Lam
Yueh Hua
Garvin Cross - Angelo

Crew for Rumble in the Bronx

Stanley Tong - Director
Barbie Tung - Producer
Tseng King-Sang - Screenwriter
Jingle Ma - Cinematographer
J. Peter Robinson - Composer (Music Score)
Peter Cheung - Editor
Michael J. Duthie - Editor
Oliver Wong - Production Designer
Raymond Chow - Executive Producer
Leonard Ho - Executive Producer

Awards for Rumble in the Bronx

Best Picture (nom) 1994 Hong Kong Film Awards

Feature Details

Title: Rumble in the Bronx
Feature Release Date: 1995
Genre: Action
Rating: R
Color: Color
Runtime: 89 Minutes
Chapters: 23
Picture: Letterboxed
Ratio: 2.35:1
Playback Format: CLV

IMDB Info...

Technical Details

LD Release Date: 17 Jul 1996
Catalog Number: ID3378LI
UPC: 014381337860
Manufacturer: Mitsubishi
Publisher: Image Entertainment

Diameter: 12"
Sides: 2
Cover: Jacket
Closed Caption: English
Spoken Language: English
Country: USA
Video Format: NTSC

Model: ID3378LI
Shipping Weight: 1 lbs
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Rare Dolby Surround Sound, Widescreen, LaserDisc Movie

Near-Mint LaserDisc with some surface wear and Jacket with shelf-wear

Jackie Chan in...

Rumble in the Bronx

( Catalog Number ID3378LI )
(2.35:1) (2 Sides) (CLV) (CC) (NTSC)

LaserDisc Special Features

One of the Best Versions on LaserDisc
LaserDisc

Rumble in the Bronx
1995 - 89 min. - Color
Genre: Action
Rated R
Country: USA

LaserDisc Movie Storyline:
After years as the biggest star in Asia, Jackie Chan (abetted by his able collaborator director Stanley Tong) took North America by storm in 1996 with RUMBLE IN THE BRONX, the first Hong Kong film to make it to number one at the U.S. box office. Keung (Chan) visits his uncle in the Bronx and ends up helping protect a local grocery store from thugs. A beautiful neighbor's involvement with the gang catapults Keung into even more trouble, and it will take all of his wits--and whiplike kicks--to save himself. The film introduced Chan's original combination of masterful martial arts and goofy comedy to a widespread American audience. As in other Chan movies, blooper scenes run during the credits, showcasing the hilarious and disastrous blunders made during filming and revealing that Chan, who performs all his own stunts, seems willing to take mind-boggling risks to create his distinctive brand of celluloid magic.

LaserDisc Movie Review:
After years as a major star in most of the rest of the world, Jackie Chan finally broke through to stardom in the United States with Rumble in the Bronx, a dubbed and re-edited version of Hung Fan Kui. Here Chan plays Keung, a police officer from Hong Kong who travels to New York to attend the wedding of his uncle, Bill (Bill Tung). Bill has just sold his grocery store to Elaine (Anita Mui), and Keung finds Elaine to be a pretty good reason to extend his visit to New York. However, a mean-spirited and fashion-challenged street gang has moved into the neighborhood and is demanding protection money from the local storekeepers. Elaine is ready to sell the store and move on, but Keung is determined to show the toughs that he's not about to be pushed around. Things get even more sticky when the hoods are on the trail of a lost cache of stolen jewels. --- Mark Deming

Newer (and very casual) fans of Jackie Chan may think of Rumble in the Bronx as his first film, because it marked the moment when someone finally decided to market this kung-fu whiz kid to American audiences. It's actually his 55th, and all those years of experience come together delightfully in one of the actor's most fun features ever, regardless of the fact that it's dumbed down for those not schooled in martial arts cinema. That this is clearly not the Bronx (those Vancouver mountains in the background are a dead giveaway), and that the villains represent an idea of Americans born of too many viewings of West Side Story, hardly matters. Chan grabbed hold of Western audiences with his ability to climb walls, jump through shopping carts, dodge pinball machines, and leap across balconies, and his older films began hitting theaters at a rate of two per year. What stands out, other than the lightning-speed kicks and punches, is the actor's underlying decency. Differing from fellow countryman and martial arts superstar Jet Li, Chan sees his gifts as more a cartoonish circus act than an opportunity to crack vertebrae, keeping the scowls and body count almost at zero, with the villains either arrested or humiliated rather than killed. Even the vicious street punks who pelt him with the shrapnel of glass bottles become allies by the end ---- Chan just wants everyone to get along. Rumble in the Bronx also introduced new viewers to Chan's trademark closing-credit outtakes, which feature the hilarious (and sometimes painful) mishaps involved in Chan's stunts. --- Derek Armstrong

Thanks for Visiting DaDon's !

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Cast for Rumble in the Bronx

Jackie Chan - Keung
Anita Mui - Elaine
Bill Tung - Uncle Bill
Francoise Yip
Marc Akerstream
Morgan Lam
Yueh Hua
Garvin Cross - Angelo

Crew for Rumble in the Bronx

Stanley Tong - Director
Barbie Tung - Producer
Tseng King-Sang - Screenwriter
Jingle Ma - Cinematographer
J. Peter Robinson - Composer (Music Score)
Peter Cheung - Editor
Michael J. Duthie - Editor
Oliver Wong - Production Designer
Raymond Chow - Executive Producer
Leonard Ho - Executive Producer

Awards for Rumble in the Bronx

Best Picture (nom) 1994 Hong Kong Film Awards

Feature Details

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