Wheels on Meals - Jackie Chan vs. Benny "The Jet" Urquidez

I uploaded this scene because all the other uploads I found were not great quality, not dubbed in english or had only half of the scene. Considered one of the best fight scenes in kung fu cinema and possibly of any film genre. enjoy!

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[tubamilk1]

prolly my favorite fight scene of all time.

[syf8778]

Benny's kick that blows out the candles is legendary

[SauerkrautSandwich93]

Benny actually stated that Jackie told him that this is one of the greatest fights of his career

[minusxero]

Why would anyone want to watch this dubbed in English?

[cabogie]

2:20 sounds a lot like the DragonBall Theme.

[babtong]

@bmosley45 i was stuck on this music aswell and did a thorough search for it with no luck years ago. if i remember correctly, the one responsible for the music in the us version composed the song entirely new, since the one in the original is rather slow. i forgot his name, but they never released an ost for wheels on meals, so i guess the chances are rather slim getting the hands on it.

[YoungGrizzly82]

Benny looks like a character from King of Fighters

[youhavenicetits]

@234trance What a retard./.

[2ndhandsoul]

@KakashiTheFirst They run the risk of being yanked out of this dimension, like the Flash, if they happen to start defying spacetime. God does NOT want that in our reality, so the party crashers have to be bounced.

[KakashiTheFirst]

@2ndhandsoul This explains SO much. I was beginning to think they were limbless beings, twisting and turning while floating in mid air. Yet every time I paused, their arms and legs reappeared

/i'm awe-inspired

[2ndhandsoul]

3:23 TICKLE FIGHT!

[2ndhandsoul]

Around 1:40 has some nice hold reversals. And I have to say, both fighters are only slightly faster one way than the other is. I mean Benny seems a little faster and more resilient in simple stand up fight exchange, while Jackie appears a little more wily, using props, distractions, his speed and acrobatic talent. Did anyone say whether or not this fight was actually quite authentic, not only choreographed?