Heres what he has said about those experiences, his early life. Hong Kongs version of the Hollywood Walk of Fame, the Avenue of Stars pays homage to the men and women who grace the silver screen in the movies the rest of the world watches with subtitles. #JACKIE CHAN FILM MY LUCKY STARS ARALE MOVIE#Well, more like Criterion Hung. Criterion just put eight Jackie Chan films on the Criterion Channel possibly the best looking of all the streaming channels out there. With the world being horrible, I thought a look at one of action cinema’s sweeter onscreen personas had a pleasing ring to it. I wish I could include all eight films, but there are only five days of the week. Right now, anyway. Today’s Film MY LUCKY STARS Plot This is a goofy-ass comedy and the greater nuance of its plot eludes me. It begins with Jackie Chan and his partner Yuen Biao chasing two Yakuza at an amusement park. Biao gets abducted so Chan gets help from the Five Lucky Stars, a group of idiotic wackos led by Sammo Hung, to help. Eventually they do - mostly Sammo Hung does - but first they have to fuck around being goofy for an hour, with a rather obnoxious amount of time dedicated to sexually harassing their female liaison, Baby. It’s not a woke film, even by 1985 standards. MY LUCKY STARS is the second in a series of films that I imagine are all filled with slapstick nonsense. I enjoyed the film a lot, but it’s a curious entry for Criterion’s Jackie Chan slate. Bolo Yeung is in it for a second, for all you BLOODSPORT fans. Chan’s Mental Age First of all, Jackie Chan is not in the film a whole lot. He opens it and then disappears until the one-hour mark. They even do the thing where he has a fight while wearing a mask, so it’s probably not Jackie Chan at all. The Five Lucky Stars stuff is pretty fun so you don’t think you miss him. But then he shows up and you feel the bask of a real movie star. Even if he is wearing the worst pair of jeans I’ve ever seen, he just brightens up the screen. Because the film isn’t focused on Chan, and because he offers a role of professional stability next to a group of goofballs, I’m putting Chan at 30 here. It’s nice to finally see him in a modern setting. This film doesn’t do a ton with it, but modern times match Chan. The clothes look more natural on him and it gives him more things to jump off of and/or use as weapons. Best Fight I don’t want my praise for Jackie Chan to overshadow how much I like Sammo Hung, who far and away has the film’s best fight. Chan does some good stuff, even if he offers little more than a cameo, but Hung has a fight with an eye-patched villain near the end that takes the cake. It’s not about flashy moves, either. Hung is just fun to watch. Obviously, his persona builds around being overweight. Though he’s honestly not all that heavy, his body does lend weight to his moves, which is then elevated by how remarkably fast he is. It’s a lot of fun to watch him go nuts on someone. Unlikeliest Weapon Chan tosses a boiling tea kettle at a bad guy, who catches it and immediately tosses it to his partner, severely burning them both. There’s another really fun bit where Chan fights two villains in an upside down room and uses a table stuck to the ceiling to his advantage in a cool way. Second Biggest Badass I’m afraid Chan is the second biggest badass in this one. Sammo Hung is the first. Craziest Stunt The film opens with Chan climbing all around a Ferris wheel, which is pretty nuts. But I was more impressed with a move which sees him somehow tumbling UP a set of stairs while avoiding blows from an opponent. The guy is amazing. Evan Saathoff Editor-in-Chief Evan has been smartassing-up the Internet since 2008. His passions include dumb action movies, not-dumb action movies, Shakespeare, and Tyler Perry. While he claims to understand that people don't always get what they want, he nevertheless believes it would be “cool” if he could become more like Danny DeVito with age. Directedby Sammo Hung • 1985 • Hong Kong Starring Jackie Chan, Sammo Hung, Yuen Biao Hong Kong martial-arts greats Sammo Hung, Jackie Chan, and Yuen Biao join forces in this goofball kung fu lark, the second film in Hung's popular LUCKY STARS series. Chan is an undercover cop who enlists his bumbling former orphanage pals, the five Lucky Stars, to help him track down a corrupt cop RushHour (1998) Official Trailer - Jackie Chan, Chris Tucker Movie HD. Comedy+. 2:20. Jackie Chan vs Ron Smoorenburg in the movie WHO AM I (1998) Action Web Series. 15:28. Jackie Chan - My Story [1998]-Part 2. peter Rhodium. 0:21. Hoshi no Dragon Quest - Publicité Jackie Chan. Gamekult. 21:00. Jackie Chan Adventures S05E04 Dragon Scouts. MyLucky Stars (1985) 6.5 4,459. My Lucky Stars (1985) Trailer. Two Hong-Kong cops are sent to Tokyo to catch an ex-cop who stole a large amount of money in diamonds. After one is captured by the Ninja-gang protecting the rogue cop, the other one gets his old Orphanage gang, dubbed the "Five Lucky Stars," to help him. MyLucky Stars. 1985 | 16+ | 1h 36m | Action & Adventure. An undercover cop is trying to bring down the thug who kidnapped his partner. But it's a daunting task that requires a little help from his friends. Starring: Sammo Kam-Bo Hung, Jackie Chan, Yuen Biao.
MyLucky Stars. (289) 6.4 1 h 36 min 1985 PG-13. Jackie Chan stars as a policeman battling a powerful crime syndicate in this Hong Kong action classic. Chan and his sidekick (Yuen Biao) are facing their toughest assignment of the year - hunt down and arrest the notorious Lin. After Yuen is kidnapped, Chan is forced to go toe to toe with Japan's
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