Found ya !! I remembered this scene from watching this movie back in late 1980's. I love this scene. A reflection of the military might of modern China today. Never fuck with China again!! 👊👊💪💪💪😎😎😎 Thanks for the upload 👍👍👍
but it's Chow Yun Fat's real voice and it's awesome, he kinda does a Tony Montana accent, it's perfection. I wish Hollywood producers didn't just try and make Chow repeat his Hong Kong classics because he's a FANTASTIC comedy actor, he could've made so many great movies.
@@tmplblck that explains why alot of the mainstream Chinese movies from 80s and early 90s, sounded kinda dubbed even tho they are speaking actual Cantonese and it's the actors actual voices. This thing has always bugged me, but now it makes sense
@astergav86 Another thing, he did his lines phonetically, he didn't speak English at the time. I think he did a fantastic job, especially considering that.
The cop was the icing on the cake for this whole scene...because based on the look on his face when he saw what was going on, clearly this is not the first time this has happened at the restaurant! LOL!
It's only obvious. The first one is really deep and meaningful. About an older brother who was deeply involved in the crime life but wants to change his life for his father and his brother.
@@Cyan_Nightingale It's true. You almost have to separate it. The thing is, I think this scene and the action scenes are good enough on their own to justify watching ABT2. But I do almost have to pretend it doesn't exist when watching ABT1. It's very transparent about what it is in a way that basically puts it in a different genre.
One of the greatest scenes in fried rice history...
It's amazing how much more often I've thought about this scene and smiled to myself these past few years
I think of this quote all the time: "rice just like my mother and father. don'f f with my family!" words to live by
Same, it’s so over the top and the English dialogue is absolute shit. And I love it for that!
"Apologize to the rice right now!!!!"
“Oh yeah, he needs some money. I got a quarter.”
Core memory unlocked
Damn, I want some fried rice right now!!!
If you feel hungry, you come to my restaurant any time. No problem! 🍚
Is it for free?@@ScarletSnake
1:54 That Chow Yun Fat laugh tells you shits about to go down.
that's his Denzel laugh.
I love the way he says "no problem" 😆
Logic used it in eat the rice beat
@@doccock1662 just watched it🤣
@@doccock1662 Doc Cock?! LOL !!!
No probrem
this shit is so funny, this is an amazing scene. The height of Chinese cinema
You don’t watch a lot of Chinese movies then
@@Sluglovelike what better
What running in my mind when I see people wasting food
awesome realistic Sino-American relations right here, lol
Found ya !!
I remembered this scene from watching this movie back in late 1980's.
I love this scene.
A reflection of the military might of modern China today. Never fuck with China again!! 👊👊💪💪💪😎😎😎
Thanks for the upload 👍👍👍
Mordern China of today? Huh...?
@@dawnnadir modern china is now strong, don't fuck her rice ever again.....
😂 what does that do with 'modern China's? 😂
@@seabookarno123that they won't give u shit
@@TrgnDamn straight
Uncle Roger approves.
Hiyaaaa
Yep. My first thought when someone showed me this on twitter was "Damn I wanna see Nigel ng recreate this with Jamie Oliver".
@@TheFattyKarate Oh Dear God that would be epic!
"this foking fried rice!! HUEY!!"
😂😂😂😂
I wanna eat fried rice after watching this.
Rice is life for asians....
How about this, I'll give you a 1000 shineboxes!
Damn i hate to see what happens when he meets the health inspector
Eating fried rice to this.
What I want to do whenever I see people waste rice at my family's restaurant
I love me some fried rice with beef
I wonder if Uncle Roger has seen this
3:24 He say is illegal but he shoot him 🤣
I was crying watching this?
this dub is incredible
Chinese productions typically didn’t record dialogue on set since movies would have to be dubbed and subbed in different dialects anyway.
but it's Chow Yun Fat's real voice and it's awesome, he kinda does a Tony Montana accent, it's perfection. I wish Hollywood producers didn't just try and make Chow repeat his Hong Kong classics because he's a FANTASTIC comedy actor, he could've made so many great movies.
@@Grandmastergav86 wowww i didnt know that thats amazing lol
@@tmplblck that explains why alot of the mainstream Chinese movies from 80s and early 90s, sounded kinda dubbed even tho they are speaking actual Cantonese and it's the actors actual voices. This thing has always bugged me, but now it makes sense
@astergav86 Another thing, he did his lines phonetically, he didn't speak English at the time. I think he did a fantastic job, especially considering that.
Logic brought me here
i can relate….i have had terrible fried rice in my lifetime
1987.
classic
so this is what kendrick was up to at new ho king
THIS FUCKING FRIED RICE!!
😁😁
but seriously i expected a fight, not a drama.
Me when anyone slags off Tayto
Uncle Roger needs to review this scene
Zoomers, want some real prank challenge? Try going inside Chinese restaurant & say that their fried rice is stink
This scene inspired uncle roger!
This power of Engrish.
Why did the cop help him
The cop was the icing on the cake for this whole scene...because based on the look on his face when he saw what was going on, clearly this is not the first time this has happened at the restaurant! LOL!
😆😆😆
sum ting wrong wi da rice
The acting in this scene is great but the dubbing is so hilariously bad it takes away from it.
but in a good way
I think it adds to the scene lmao
It's Chow's real voice, he was one of the few HK actors who dubbed his own voice for the Cantonese prints.
Fried rice is from Indonesia
Chow yun fat 👍🙏❤️ eat the rice Donald Trump 👍
This movie is so bad compared to the first one
It's only obvious. The first one is really deep and meaningful. About an older brother who was deeply involved in the crime life but wants to change his life for his father and his brother.
@@Cyan_Nightingale It's true. You almost have to separate it. The thing is, I think this scene and the action scenes are good enough on their own to justify watching ABT2. But I do almost have to pretend it doesn't exist when watching ABT1. It's very transparent about what it is in a way that basically puts it in a different genre.
John Woo didn’t even want to make it, but supposedly his ex-friend Tsui Hark talked him into it. It’s why they’re ex-friends.