Jackie Chan Movie:

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		MPAA Rating: PG-13 (Parental Guidance Suggested) Media: DVD

Rumble in Hong Kong Reviews:
Absolute Worst Jackie EVER!
2005-09-05 - After watching some of Jackies best (Project A 1 & 2; Legend of Drunken Master) I have to say that there is no way I would ever want to watch this movie again! To be quite honest, i could not stand even finishing this movie. It has absolutely NO beginning to the plot, it just begins (without a title screen or anything) in the middle of a fight. The audiance spends its time doing nothing but asking more and more unanswerable questions only to give up on the movie all together.
Makes more sence to buy this movie to complete your Jackie collection but don't think of watching it for entertainment purposes.

Ugg!!! Choke!!!
2004-05-30 - I love all Jackie Chan movies except this one. This movie is an old fart. All the punches and kicks sound alike, it had no story, Jackie has a big mole on his face he's a villain and someone talked over his voice. HOW DUMB don't waste your Christmas present on this like I did get Rumble in the Bronx.

Pretty bad
2003-01-27 - Yes, I got to agree with other people in here, bad movie, amateur and not a Jackie Chan movie. The package give the wrong impression... and the piece of hair on his face! not a good idea..

the worst movie ever [.]
2002-11-30 - Before I get started I want to make one thing clear. This is not a Jackie Chan movie! Jackie only comes in for a few scenes.And when he does appear he has a huge clump of hair on the side of his face! Dont get this movie confused with Jackie's box office smash Rumble In The Bronx. This movie is A.K.A. Police Women,and Young Tiger. So watch out! If you are looking for a Jackie Chan movie don't waste your money![.] If you are looking for a great Kung-Fu movie try somewhere else!

Poor transfer of a run-of-the-mill Hong Kong action flick
2000-11-13 - The folks at budget label Madacy Entertainment are at it again. This is a really crummy transfer of a very ordinary 1974 Hong Kong action flick which has been retitled to capitalize on the success of Jackie Chan's "Rumble in the Bronx." Jackie's a villain in this one and has a pretty good fight scene towards the end of the film with the hero (a taxi driver!) that gets this two stars rather than one. The DVD includes a lengthy filmography for Chan, as well as a list of the injuries that he has suffered over the years in making his films. But other than that, the transfer is the equivalent of a VHS tape at EP speed and the source print itself is bad. For Chan completists only. All others, save your money. I paid five bucks for this and felt like I was robbed.