RUMBLE IN THE BRONX (Theatrical Release Hong Kong and USA 1995/1996)

Ben Meyers’ rating: 4.4|5.0 Stars ìììì

Rumble in the Bronx—a classic Jackie Chan movie—makes the Ben Meyers International 1996 Favorite Films list. It’s a film you can see more than once, an example of honest acting. The moral of the story becomes: stand up and fight for your right to live life to the fullest no matter who/what you currently are. Don’t apologize for limitations or abilities. Move forward in life.

Film Poster Courtesy of Wikipedia 

Storyline

Keung (Jackie Chan),who comes to help his uncle run a convenience store in New York City’s The Bronx—a neighborhood controlled by gangs and crime—gets a good clean-up Jackie Chan style.

Additional Thanks

Great Work for Director Stanley Tong. Thank you to Executive Producers Raymond Chow and Leonard Ho for making the film possible. Good work by Musical Composer J. Peter Robinson. Great job by Script Writers Edward Tang and Fibe Ma. Additional casting includes: Gang Member Tony (Marc Akerstream), Mob Boss White Tiger (Kris Lord), Elaine (Anita Mui), Nancy (Françoise Yip), Uncle Bill (Bill Tung), Angelo (Garvin Cross), and Danny (Morgan Lam).

Buy a ticket? Yes? No? Maybe?

Yes. Great action. Good storyline.

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