Rumble in the Bronx
Keong comes from Hong Kong to visit New York for his uncle's wedding. His uncle runs a market in the Bronx and Keong offers to help out while Uncle is on his honeymoon. During his stay in the Bronx, Keong befriends a neighbor kid and beats up some neighborhood thugs who cause problems at the market. One of those petty thugs in the local gang stumbles into a criminal situation way over his head. From TMDB
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60 of 156 · most liked firstEven though my computer may be dying, we're gonna TRY to do movie night with @crendor because he's never seen "Rumble in the Bronx" and this needs to change. twitch.tv/jessecox
unlabelledView post →Rumble in the Bronx (1995) Director: Stanley Tong Cast: Jackie Chan, Anita Mui, Françoise Yip, Bill Tung, Garvin Cross Watch Review wp / ltrbox
unlabelledView post →An incredible day at the pictures! Guignol shorts ripped, full of twist endings & horrible surprises, the highlight for me being "Suspense" (1913) with a legit great car chase Then exiting Rumble In The Bronx we overheard someone say "I just saw the best movie ever made" and maybe they're right
unlabelledView post →My Review of Rumble in the Bronx (1995). We remain in NYC for tonight's feature: [Rumble in the Bronx (1995)](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0113326/)! This is the movie that introduced Jackie Chan to America, and launched him to super-stardom. I watched the New-Line Cinema English dub, which cuts some scenes and adds others. If I can find it I'd like to see the Hong Kong/International cut as well. My first Chan film was Rush Hour, released a few years later, and this feels very much like the…
unlabelledView post →well, but I've seen Rumble in the Bronx before and it rules. the movie very obviously being shot in Vancouver just doesn't bother me. so I'm bummed I didn't quite have enough energy for it, but feel very good about seeing Mohicans
unlabelledView post →"Rumble in the Bronx" is a classic NYC movie in which you can see the lush green mountains around the harbor, a very NYC thing that you totally don't see in Vancouver.
unlabelledView post →I don't think I'll ever see a martial arts scene in a movie that felt as cool as Jackie Chan fucking up a Wing Chun dummy in Rumble in the Bronx. That was my very first kung fu movie and I spent the next year in the backyard trying to learn how to do a backflip
unlabelledView post →Any '90s era Jackie Chan movie. I'm talking Rumble in the Bronx, Operation Condor, First Strike, or Super Cop. Just shut your brain off and enjoy the fun!
unlabelledView post →Tonights film. Yep watching Jackie Chans in Rumble in the Bronx. Just classic Jackie in all his glory lol #filmsky #rumbleinthebronx
unlabelledView post →Cox n Crendor movie night later around 8pm PST - they took down Rumble in the Bronx, so we're watching 13th Warrior instead. Yeehaw @jessecox.bsky.social
unlabelledView post →Not even porn. A Jackie Chan film from the 80s when he was trying to breakthrough in Hollywood (pre-Rumble in the Bronx) that had a scene of a lot of nude women in a meth lab (which was removed in the Asian version). oklahomavoice.com/2025/09/17/o...
unlabelledView post →Like in "Rumble in the Bronx" when THIS is supposed to be the view from the Bronx and NYC (film not even trying to hide the mountains of Vancouver)
unlabelledView post →Rumble in the Bronx probably isn’t even in the top ten Jackie Chan movies but for an American audience who had never seen a Hong Kong action movie before, it probably felt like seeing the stars for the first time
unlabelledView post →I think both Jet Li and Donnie Yen have superior martial arts choreography, but I do love Jackie's spectacular stunts. I also will always have a soft spot as Rumble In The Bronx is basically what got me into martial arts. A movie that I can actually say changed my life!
unlabelledView post →Jackie Chan straight up broke his foot about 2/3rds through shooting RUMBLE IN THE BRONX and just painted his walking cast to look like a boot and finished shooting the film that way
unlabelledView post →I remember that was a joke in Scott Pilgrim. Scott's on a film set in Toronto and gets thrown through a backdrop to reveal Toronto's skyline as a reference to that. I also remember the snow-topped mountains of New York City in the Jackie Chan movie Rumble in the Bronx (filmed in Vancouver).
unlabelledView post →Now watching Rumble in the Bronx #Filmsky 📽️
unlabelledView post →I was showing my 14 year old the Jackie Chan movie “Rumble in the Bronx” tonight. I thought he’d be amazed at the way Jackie moved, or think the film was funny. Instead he was trying to figure out why the actors lips were not synchronized. I explained dubbing, and he promptly lost interest.
unlabelledView post →Now I want to rewatch Rumble in the Bronx but I know that will just turn into wanting to rewatch every Jackie Chan movie and I don't have time for that
unlabelledView post →This movie is, infamously, called Rumble in the Bronx.
unlabelledView post →They used to do that a lot when showing handheld consoles in movies and TV shows.. another example off the top of my head is the Sega Game Gear in the Jackie Chan movie "Rumble in The Bronx"! 😅
unlabelledView post →Come with me on a dive into Jackie Chan's career, as I talk about my 21-film Chan Marathon and a love of his work that began almost 30 years ago. "It Started With a Rumble in the Bronx" is live on my blog. Subscribe to keep up with my work! ericsipple.com/it-started-w...
unlabelledView post →Ash - Kung Fu [1995]. I once wrote about music for some very minor publications. A year or so before this track came out, I was invited to a showcase put on by a record company who were hyping Ash up as the next big thing. I thought they were sort of OK, but getting a bit ahead of themselves. The show was in a dingy, local rock pub, that was mismatched to the level of hype and the band's stage demeanour. I would have made a terrible A&R person for a record label, as they went on to indeed…
unlabelledView post →See also: Jackie Chan film Rumble in the Bronx, which makes no attempt at all to obscure the nearby mountains, a geological feature notably absent from the Bronx. 😉
unlabelledView post →Movie of the Day: Doctor Vampire (1990) * This film was released in Hong Kong on December 6, 1990. * This film was written and directed by Jamie Luk, perhaps remembered for having played Steven Lau in Rumble in the Bronx (1995).
unlabelledView post →Realized this week that while I've seen parts of Rumble in the Bronx a bunch of times on TNT (It had to be a Movie for Guys Who Like Movies) I'd never seen the whole thing, so I am fixing that. Excited that the gang is even more ridiculous than the gang in Death Wish 3.
unlabelledView post →On the episode, I talk about why my favorite Jackie Chan films aren’t the Hollywood ones. They’re his earlier films, because of the better fight choreography and stunt work. My top three: 🥋 Drunken Master II 🚓 Police Story 3: Supercop 🏙️ Rumble in the Bronx What’s your favorite Jackie Chan film?
unlabelledView post →Name your fav martial arts film Rumble In The Bronx Love me some Jackie Chan.
unlabelledView post →Ten non horror films to get to know me. Superman: The Movie Bunraku The Matrix Rumble in the Bronx Desperado Mortal Kombat (95) Tank Girl Meteor Man The Mask Four Rooms
unlabelledView post →After watching Legend of Drunken Master, Noelle and I watched Rumble in the Bronx. It’s a much slower and less satisfying movie but Noelle still loved it. She’s already chosen the next movie that we’ll watch tomorrow, Police Story 4: First Strike
unlabelledView post →Smash 2 movies together to make a new movie Rumble in the Bronx Tale
unlabelledView post →The Master (1989/1992) Tsui Hark (Director) Stuffed with very silly and occasionally funny comedy. Jet Li's co-stars all have the same energy as the kid from Rumble in the Bronx ('My cushion!') But it's entertaining and earnestly likable. 📽 #SaturdayActionMovie #KungFu #TsuiHark #Filmsky
unlabelledView post →Relatedly: FUCK I love New Police Story. This movie never gets old for me. Much as I love the Rush Hour movies or Mr. Nice Guy or Rumble In The Bronx, this might be Chans greatest work. Just such a good thriller-noir-action film that isn't afraid to explore depression and failure before victory.
unlabelledView post →Do you also randomly think about how sick the trailer for RUMBLE IN THE BRONX is? youtu.be/q7vg8uGzLts?...
unlabelledView post →Potatoes, my house cat and the star of the hit action movie Rumble in the Bronx. Wait, shit.
unlabelledView post →Rumble in the Bronx is my favorite martial arts movie named after bowel activity.
unlabelledView post →The HK cut of Rumble in the Bronx is what I consider to be Chan's last truly great film. It's so much better than the US version.
unlabelledView post →Yup, Rumble in the Bronx was my first ever Jackie movie and I'm pumped to be able to see the HK cut of it. This boxed set is so worth it to have even though I could give a shit about Thunderbolt...
unlabelledView post →This month's commentary has @scottmendelson.bsky.social, @mhofmeyer.bsky.social & @brandon4kuhd.bsky.social joining me to talk all about Jackie Chan's American breakout film, Rumble in the Bronx. We also have lots of thoughts about hovercrafts. Enjoy! tinyurl.com/bdh4cbra
unlabelledView post →The best of 1995: What a Cartoon! Rumble in the Bronx Gamera: Guardian of the Universe The Slayers A Goofy Movie Friday Die Hard with a Vengeance Batman Forever Babe Yoshi's Island Pinky and the Brain Freakazoid Little Bear MADtv Mallrats Ghost in the Shell Godzilla vs. Destoroyah
unlabelledView post →The city of Vancouver has a starring role in Rumble in the Bronx. This movie is the reason every movie filmed in Vancouver since has used a different focal length lens to blur out the mountains in the background. (A+ though, would recommend).
unlabelledView post →Yeah, there was also a distinction between Action Movie (Die Hard, Lethal Weapon, Rambo) and Martial Art movie (Rumble in the Bronx, The One, Mortal Kombat) That's become a bit less of a distinction since the late 90s. One more thing the Matrix and the Wachowski's changed 😁
unlabelledView post →My intro to HK film (aside from USA Network on Weekends) was Rumble in the Bronx and Hard Boiled. After that, it was a mid-'90s tabletop RPG called Hong Kong Action Theatre!, the text of which assured me that Lam was Woo's equal, rather than a pretender to the throne. It was not wrong.
unlabelledView post →Rumble in the Bronx didn't put Jackie Chan in the mainstream US action conversation, but the movie makes a damned fine 4K debut: www.doblu.com/2026/06/27/r...
unlabelledView post →next up: Rumble in the Bronx (1995) with Jackie Chan. Also, much of the movie was actually filmed in Vancouver. #Filmsky #Moviesky youtube.com/watch?v=q7vg...
unlabelledView post →My favorite things from 1995: Rumble in the Bronx The Slayers A Goofy Movie Friday Die Hard with a Vengeance Batman Forever Yoshi's Island Babe Kids' WB Pinky and the Brain Freakazoid Little Bear (Nelvana) MadTV Mallrats Ghost in the Shell Godzilla vs Destoroyah Sudden Death
unlabelledView post →Haven't done my monthly film stats in a while, so here's my August viewings. No Frightfest for me this year so it's a lighter August than usual. Some crackers there though. 22 Films Best First Watches: - Fright Night - Weapons - Murdercise Best Rewatches: - Rumble in the Bronx - Casablanca
unlabelledView post →The only two exceptions are Scott Pilgrim (set in Toronto), and Rumble in the Bronx. Rumble in the Bronx is the most Vancouver movie ever made (and that tells you how low the bar is).
unlabelledView post →In Rumble in the Bronx, Jackie Chan shattered his ankle in one stunt, you can see it happen when he jumps onto a thing. He finished the movie with his own stunts in a cast painted to look like a shoe.
unlabelledView post →BEYOND FEST 2026 Film #4 Jackie Chan’s RUMBLE IN THE BRONX Bob Oedenkirk introduces a sold-out screening of a film he and his comedian friends watched together in the 90s. But as an expert, I regret to inform you this film is NOT an authentic depiction of The Bronx. @amcinematheque.bsky.social
unlabelledView post →Major Payne Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (1995 movie) Anchorman How To Be A Player Blankman The Mighty Ducks Trilogy South Park Bigger Badder and Uncut Rumble in the Bronx The Legend of the Drunken Master Forest Gump
unlabelledView post →These things turned/turn 31 this year: Rumble in the Bronx Gamera: Guardian of the Universe The Slayers A Goofy Movie Friday Die Hard with a Vengeance Batman Forever Babe Yoshi's Island Pinky and the Brain Freakazoid Little Bear MadTV Mallrats Ghost in the Shell Godzilla vs Destoroyah
unlabelledView post →Rumble in the Bronx is so good. Watched that movie so much
unlabelledView post →I like how he focuses on what a malevolent presence Robert Prosky's character is, which is what really stuck out for me on viewing #2 (alongside the fact that the movie is so Chicago it makes Ferris Bueller's Day Off look like Rumble in the Bronx)
unlabelledView post →My Favorite Movie(s) Right Now: Rumble in the Bronx (1995) Long day ahead of catching my daughter up on the Missions: Impossible. Thinking about the logistics of your lead actor doing stuntwork. Stunt teams really are some of the coolest humans ever. What’s yours? #filmsky #scriptsky #cinema
unlabelledView post →This was the Kuo Hwa Cinemas in Dan Gabriel for us Angelenos in the 1980s and 1990s. Saw many an uncut Jackie Chan movie there, including a double feature of Rumble in the Bronx and Drunken Master 2 in March 1995. Of course, it's been gone for more than 25yrs now.
unlabelledView post →#filmsky Ten Films to Know Me: Superman: The Movie Army of Darkness Big Trouble in Little China Bunraku Promare Belle Rumble in the Bronx Batman Roxanne Star Wars: The Last Jedi
unlabelledView post →letterboxd is a tool to make sure I can tell you the exact date when something happens because I can remember the movie I watched closest to it. For instance I just checked and I got the flu on February 1, 2016, because I watched Rumble in the Bronx and then started to feel sick.
unlabelledView post →On February 23rd, 1996, while Emily Blunt and Josh O’Connor were getting Disclosure Day’d, Rumble in the Bronx was #1 at the box office. Apparently doesn’t even warrant a mention in this movie 😠
unlabelledView post →Brain farted this into thinking you said Rumble in the Bronx and thought to myself I'd definitely watch a 4 hour movie of 90s Jackie Chan injuring himself in probably not necessary stunts if that film existed.
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