Rumble in the Bronx

wanted

the fucking cushion from Rumble in the Bronx.

My cushion! No, my cushion!

Fuck your

She gets my wheels

turning.

all right Rumble in the Bronx we diverged heavily like this movie did sorry oh my God all right you know what this movie's fun it's a B movie it's ridiculous um it's kind of got a occult kind of following now it's a it's a piece in time it definitely feels like a um Like a pilot movie, almost.

Like a proof of concept.

This, that was in, um-

Which one? Was it Rumble in the Bronx they had in Sydney? No.

Which one did they do in Sydney?

Rumble in the Bronx was in Australia.

This one's not in-

Yeah, Rumble in the Bronx was ...

No, Rumble in the f-

No

He's fully involved.

Now, on Thunderbolt, he was recovering, I think, on his foot still because he broke it on Rumble in the Bronx.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I remember there were stories about him having trouble doing all the stuff.

had some stunt doubles for the fighting scenes as well sometimes.

But I don't think that takes anything away at all.

Rumble in the Bronx, by the way, I heard that I was supposed to be the lead villain on Rumble in the Bronx.

And the reason I wasn't able to do it was because they were shooting it actually in Canada.

Yeah.

And so we get these Ong Bak-ish effects or, you know, because it's not like back then we just had the occasional Jackie Chan movie that got a theatrical release, you know, like Rumble in the Bronx, you know, Supercop.

But before that, even in the 80s, his stuff never got U.S. play until five or 10 years after its release.

you know, in, like, evening theaters.

he eventually

did Rumble in the Bronx I think Rumble in the Bronx that was the

yeah because I think from then on it's like one of these ones where I don't think he ever plays I think you've said that before that he doesn't play bad guys because he said if I go to an if I go you know if people come and see one of my films they assume I'm the good guy so I'm not going to play the bad guy you know so he would never do a kind of Copland or you know he wouldn't do like a you know one of those you know where he's playing against type because he owes it to his audience to always play the good guy although there was one where there was one set in Northern Ireland where he was like a grieving father out for revenge he was trying to do maybe an indie kind of film or something like

that yeah was that the one with Pierce Brosnan or something was it Pierce Brosnan it was something like that it

And, um, and I think it's, from what I, everything I've seen from the band's social media and, um, and the interviews they've done about 1977 about the legacy of that record, because they were teenagers themselves, but they happened to also create an amazing power pop record.

And I didn't even know, I, I had, I hadn't seen, what was it? Rumble in the Bronx, the Jackie Chan movie that used Kung Fu.

Um-

Oh yeah, that's right.