Rumble in the Bronx

Hong faan kui

Hong Kong, Canada

1995

106 Min

Color

2.35:1

English, Cantonese, French

Currently 3.0/5 Stars.
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PROD Roberta Chow, Johnny Lee, Shan Tam, Barbie Tung

CAST Jackie Chan, Anita Mui, Françoise Yip, Bill Tung, Marc Akerstream, Garvin Cross, Morgan Lam, Ailen Sit, Man-Ching Chan, Fred Andrucci, Mark Antoniuk, Lauro Chartrand, Chris Franco, Lance Gibson, David Hooper, Kathy Hubble, Terrance Leigh, Dean McKenzie, Kimani Ray Smith, Lisa Stevens, Kris Lord, Richard Faraci, Mark Fielding, Terry Howsen, Jordan Lennox, Gabriel Ostevic, John Sampson, Owen Walstrom, Carrie Cain-Sparks, Guyle Fraizer, David Fredericks, Harold Gillespie, Alf Humphreys, Elly Leung, Rainbow Ching, Jamie Luk, Richard O'Sullivan, Alecia Paget, John McGrath, Adrian Parkinson, Rick Burgess, Eddy Ko, Annabelle Louie, Emil Chau, Alex To

MUSIC J. Peter Robinson, Nathan Wang

SOUND Bobbi Banks, Lisa Bate, Martin Bayley, John Boyle, Harry Cohen, Andrew DeCristofaro, David Farmer, Tim Gedemer, Jason King, Christopher Leech, Gerry Long, Gavin Myers, Paul Pirola, Roger Savage, Mark Schroeder, Cathie Speakman, Roger Stafeckis, Ken Teaney, Eric Thompson, Gareth Vanderhope, Brandon Walker, Doris Wong, Ting Yu

Synopsis

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. —IMDb

Director

Stanley Tong began his career in the film industry as a stunt man, but got his first crack at directing in 1983. About six years later he founded his own film company, Golden Gate. He wrote, directed, produced, and stunt-directed “Stone Age Warriors”, which was so successful that Tong was given the job as director of “Supercop”, starring Jackie Chan. His first American film was “Rumble in the Bronx”, another Chan film. He directed yet another Chan film “First Strike”. He recently won the Golden Horse Award, a Chinese version of the Academy Award, for Supercop. His most recent work is the family comedy “Mr. Magoo”. —IMDb

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codyjhunter

22Nov12

Aimee

19Jul12

fave jackie chan film, dun care

AKFilmFan

28May12

Plot and dialogue aside, this is a fun and goofy martial arts movie with a standout Keaton-esque performance by Chan.

Shaun Brown

25Sep11

This movie is the reason I love HK martial arts cinema. It started it all for me. Before this, I had never seen a Jackie Chan movie or martial arts movie for that matter. I was very young the first time I watched this and was just wowed by it. I have watched this movie many times since and I now have one hell of a martial arts movie collection.