Jackie Chan, Jet Li or Donnie Yen?

Donnie Yen was in Blade 2



Now he's one of the most well known actor in Asia



Best scene in IP MAN:

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in chinese cinema, i'd give it to donnie yen

but donnie, 90s 2000s
jackie, 80s 90s

i dont think jet li can act, but his wushu is amazing

 

How can you forget SAMMO HUNG!!

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Jet Li, mainly because my first dip into martial arts growing up was the Once upon a time in China series. And to this day that is the series that to me epitomizes wuxia films.

If I take out my bias, I'd have to go with Jackie Chan. Definitely the widest range and most successful of all the actors. It's pretty amazing to see his transformation over decades.

 

He's gained some weight in that movie. Like a jumbo jet.

 

dude with the taiwanese accent destroyed the movie..... all realism is out the window once he spoke

 

Jet's younger days. A documentary made in the early 80s.

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huh??? are you talking about Jet Li??? Since when does Jet Li have a Taiwanese accent? OR are you talking about Takeshi?

 

Bruce Lee

 

Jet Li looked so old and out of shape in The Expendables. In the movie cedits he had squad of stunt doubles. Judging from how his action scenes were edited I don't think he can do the stunt work anymore.

 

Johnny Yune

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The list goes something like this:

1) Jet Li
2) Donnie Yen
3) Jackie Chan


For some reason I never liked Jackie Chan movies much. Even his old stuff from when he was young. Like that drunken master stuff he did decades ago.

Jet Li's Wong Fei Hong roles are probably the best in the history of Hong Kong action movies. evar.

They all share one thing in common though, they don't really translate much into Hollywood.

 

Old Skool...

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Who are 3 people who have never been in my kitchen?

 

HAH I just watched this movie on netflix the other day. Alot of asskickery. Very entertaining.