Real Shaolin Disciple Reviews The Shaolin Temple Movie (2011) with Jackie Chan & Andy Lau
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- čas přidán 21. 11. 2022
- The Shaolin Temple Movie from 2011 made me want to go to the Shaolin Temple. Isnt that just embarassing... Well now the secret is out. But how authentic is the movie? Was my experience at Shaolin similar?
I have no idea why I haven't covered this movie in the past. Its one of my favorites and it means a lot to me.
I hope I could convice you to give it a shot :)
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Hope you enjoyed the video and maybe give the movie a shot! No idea where to watch it tho. Just be creative ;)
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What's your letterboxd ranton? I want to judge your movie taste
Fuyoooh !
*"Wherever you find humans you'll find human problems, human emotion and human imperfection"* -Ranton the enlightened
Rantoni enlightoni
Sri rantoninanda
10:51
Yet most expect the opposite because they themselves are out if touch of their humanity.
Well no sh*t 🙄 it wouldn't make sense if it was, "wherever you find humans you'll find goat problems, goat emotion, and goat imperfection"
OBVIOUSLY wherever you find HUMANS you'll find HUMAN things 🧐
That saying is about as enlightening as the standard facebook "thoughtful" quote 🤣
"Whenever you find humans, you find human problems and human imperfections"
I think this an amazing quote by Ranton that really describes Shaolin and the world as a whole
In short = Balance without balance the world can't go on .
"Wherever you find bull shit, you will find bulls and humans" - Sun Tzu
@@teenanguyen217 🤣🤣🤣🤣 good one
10:51
Whenever you find monkeys, you find monkey problems and monkey imperfections
I love ranton but this quote is as basic as "dance like no one is watching"
"You cannot love the sausage but hate the way it's made" this part made me cracked up like fr🤣
I mean, it's a popular phrase
@@Makujah_ Context matters.
@@gbormann71 context cockstest
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will the real shaolin disciple please stand up?
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Ayo wtf
@@indiasuperclean6969 I disagree
guess whos back, back again, ranto’s back
slim shady ref?
Yup, same here. For me 11/10 movie. Crying everytime I see it. The message just slaps the deepest depths of one's soul and the martial arts slaps your jaw out of the hinges so that You have to collect it from the ground because its just so spectacularly well done. Not mentioning the music which just doubles the impact of this whole movie (Countless hours listening to Wu by Andy Lau, so goooood). Love this movie, definitely all time fav! And I can't stress enough how appreciative I am that You did a review on it and shared Your experience with everyone. AWESOME!
Thank you
The main character dying is a happy ending in a way, as he is cleansed of any sin, and rest assure in Buddha's hand. Very emotional
"Life is an accumulation of experiences, go see the world" I love this.
Never forget
From the lowest pauper, to the wisest monk
We're all people cursing, laughing, making mistakes
You can get there
I love this comment 😁
I've watched this movie a few years ago and I'll admit it changed me as a person. The message of accepting your past and letting go is incredibly well portraited in Shaolin, the growth of the main character is beautifully executed. One of my favorite scenes is the one where the wife of the protagonist asks if he is to return home, but he states that Shaolin is his home now. Such passionate feelings for something that changed him and made him a better person is truly amazing. I make sure to watch it once every year, so as not to forget it's beautiful message.
Was really surprised to find out this movie is one of Rantoni's favorite! Thanks for the review pepperoni
I'm so sad the majority of people don't stick around for this man's game reviews, he may be a little German but he's also funny while doing it. But he should really get his real shaolin stuff sponsored, shit gets like millions of views.
"he may be a little German".... Boy I love you😄
Honestly it’s cus he speaks his own mind during it and doesn’t stray from stating what he hates and doesn’t. I think that’s why he’s reviews are almost kinda niche lol
"the body is always stronger than the mind"...that is great stuff. All our lives we think of mind over matter, but the body endures way more than the mind thinks it can handle. Such an awesome quote.
Unless you're David Goggins (and other scenarios one may go through in their life)
It's the body that wants to quit not the mind
Dude the quote is actually not good. The mind can endure way more than the body. I’m paralyzed from the waist down from a small infection that got in my spine. But i will always have my mind and my wits. The body is way to fragile compared to the mind
@@Uthwita most often it's the mind that give in first. More often that you think. If you watch the craziest physical human feats, some of them are so unbelievable that your mind might refuse to believe that they're true.
YESSSSS, The Real Shaolin Disciple is making a review about "Shaolin" movie one of the best kungfu movies to be produced out there! This is Ranton's true calling
2:40 After all those years, Ranton has finally answered the question where Shaolin temple is.
Ranton's review on this Movie also shows how much enlightenment he has for so many years and this review reflects his path to nirvana
love to have one of those again, appreciate the work you always put in these man!
Thank you Ranton! This one is in my Top 10, together with The Myth (starring Jackie) and Hero (starring Jet Li). Awesome movies!
Interesting films to have in your top 10 but I love those. The Myth is underrated imo
One thing to mention, the song "Wu" sung by Andy Lau makes this movie even more beautiful. I agree, 10/10 movie.
I had felt embarrassed about where I got inspiration to pursue martial arts as well. But after a while I went on to look at it in a different prespective. Street Fighter Alpha 3 or Street Fighter in general is what got me into fighting or really it introduced me to fighting period. Love you Rantoni and love these Shaolin videos where your teh talk is more real.
My dude I got inspired by Cobra Kai 🤣. Doesn't really matter as long as you stick with it
I started Kungfu because I watched Iron Fist. I didn't even like Iron Fist, but I wanted to do a martial art and went, "eh, that one might be fun." (It was).
Thank you for reviewing this movie! Really made me wanna watch it, glad you've made a proper return 😁
The song Andy Lau sang for this movie is so heavy, so deep, so wonderful, and so meaningful. Even the song itself has weight rooted in Buddhist ideals just like the movie.
Thank you for sharing your experiences and painting an authentic picture of not only the shaolin temple but of also the human nature and ego we all struggle with until we exit this life experience. Greatly appreciated.
I loved this movie! The sacrifices they make for their brothers was really heart felt. My favorite part was when one of the brothers got stabbed with the sword he grabbed the sword pulled himself on it twisted sideways and started turning! Then bled out and started praying before he died! Self sacrifice to fight to save your loves one and do tge right thing!
Bit extreme like
Dude. You're easily one of the most unbiased enterprising presenters I've seen. You made for this
What a banger of a movie. Happy to hear someone else, let alone you Rantoni, give it praise. Loved the Buddhist themes, action, comedy and production quality. 👏 such a banger.
I immensely adore this movie, and the main song sung by Andy Lau hits so good. The feels rush right back.
The philosophical part of this movie is the main reason I love it so much. I wish more movies were like that, instead of focusing primarily on mindless action.
This movie absolutely kicks.
And the song Wu sang by Andy Lau is amazing also.
Whenever I see a movie with Andy Lau or Jet Li in it it's bound to be good.
I've already watched it twice, but it's been a few years so I'm gonna go watch it for a third time. You've reminded me how much I loved this movie.
This is such a great film! The lessons on forgiveness and letting go were done so well. I think I watched Journey to the West around the same time that I watched Shaolin and that film had some pretty cool messages too. Especially the final scene with wukong
Down to see more movie reviews from you Ranton! I'm not gonna lie. The gaming stuff is entertaining from time time but MARTIAL ARTS is why I'm really here!
This is an awesome video Ranton!! Thank you for making me aware of this film, keep it up brother!
It’s one of my favorite movies of all time honestly. Glad you did a review on it. Ever think of doing movie reviews too?
Would love to see the video about the violence at the temple. Could you give examples of how that one master was feared for his violence? Bell subbed for that video
I did some research about Guanyu of the shu dynasty and he was like a similar legend of a Indian prince that taught the Shaolin monks the animal style Kung Fu .
My Shotokan Karate is a blend of Japanese and Chinese but I've witnessed a tiger crane experience similar to Jackie Chans crouching tiger and drunken boxing variation
Older Kata like the Kanku ones have very noticeable similarities!
Always love it when you upload videos homie!
It's great to get new vids from you. Love the content bruv
seeing you do a review on this classic is soooo epic im so happy for this
One of my personal favorite Jackie Chan movies is little big soldier.
The ending still hits me hard even now.😢
Ah, that was a decent movie for sure. But the actions scenes are lacking. The story is nice, but definitely not what someone thinks of when they think Jackie Chan.
Mine is The Rush Hour series
I watched Shaolin all those years ago and it’s never left my mind. Somber yet hopeful in the end. Gotta rewatch it
it's very interesting to see how different ranton and rantwo are, love u man
Very ironic (in a good way) how I also loved this movie and after seeing it I was interested in knowing more about people in the temple and reached your videos of your experience. Love this videos
I’m happy everytime you upload, keep up the great work man❤
Omg this film seems amazing with it's spiritual message, it contains so much wisdom that it's actually astonishing for somebody who has a higher awareness about life, who lives through wisdom and does meditation. It's true that you need be alone for balance your energy and find mind power,clarity but also going out there and do different experiences of life it's the duality towards enlightenment.
You should get a prop-lightsaber and film some kung-fu moves with it, would be supercool!
I absolutely love this movie! I hope this video spreads the word about this film further because to my knowledge (which may not be saying all that much of any real substance lol) it seems like this movie isn't talked about enough, or at least not enough for my liking.
Seriously, I love how it illustrates the process of a man going from a life of violence to one of compassion. It's the part of this film that has stuck with me the most and it was also my introduction to Andy Lau as an actor. On top of that it has Jackie Chan in it to boot! How can anyone not love that?
Love these shaolin videos. please keep making them!
Will do!
damn bro the algorithm didn't favor ranton's shaolin videos this time, that's a shame, it was an amazing video and great insight. Much love
This video made me fully like you and respect you more Rantoni, thank you and keep it going🔥
It was an amazing movie, and it is very classically Asian with the bitter sweet ending. Was/is veeeeeery common in Chinese, Japanese, etc etc. I feel like they have all been westernized in a way, with happy endings being more common (if not common). Even Japanese and Chinese anime have more and more happy endings, and waaaaay more objective endings with less "fill in hte blank to your imagination".
This is the first video of yours i have been suggested in years and damn did i forget how great/funny you are. I sub to so many yters to join the fight, but it's too many for them to suggest them all. haha.
That’s probably because they are different genres though. Happy endings are for less serious/more lighthearted things, or for gratification type genres.
Bittersweet things are for more realistic or deep things.
Hey Ranton. Great review. Amazing movie indeed. One of my favorites too. I can even play "Wu" on piano. So moving and deep. I practice Shaolin Kung Fu myself and want to visit the Temple one day. I already was in china in 2014 and 2019. Beste Wünsche aus Köln (Kalendersprüche hahaha). In diesem Sinne - 谢谢 🙏加油🔥
I watched this back then when the German dub came out (re-watched it with original dub, too, so you guys can stop typing. xD). Loved it. It was very interesting to see your take on this as well.
Dude, a wave of nostalgia just hit, i love Jackie movies, i remember my mom tune this in !!
Endlich wieder Ranton Video !! Ich feier dich so sehr 🎉🎉🎉
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I enjoy your content: especially the unsugarcoated view of the temple(I‘s considering going there, too (and still do): thx to that I know I won‘t find there what I‘m looking for(except great Kung Fu ofc). Greetings from Berlin City 😊 PS.: Keep up the great work and don‘t loose ur sense of humor: I love it 😂👍🏻
Came across this movie randomly while browsing Netflix several years ago. It became one of my favorite martial art movies.
This is the only movie I've ever watched that actually made me cry a lil bit. Can't explain without giving it away, but towards the end of the movie was one scene (with Jackie Chan of course, GOAT that he is) made me cry manly tears of sadness.
Nice! Hopefully you will do this with the Shaolin Temple Europe and Shi Heng Yi sometime.
Thanks for the review and information about the present temple.
Wish I could have gone when I was young and in better shape to train and learn.
I really have been looking to find out what form the open hand form they practiced was and thank you 🙏 very very much for answering that.. peace and amituofo
In defense of the insertion of wacky evil foreigners: that final fight scene, where the Chinese characters are having a kung fu fight amongst themselves while foreign artillery is blowing up the literal ground that they're standing on, is a perfect encapsulation of that time period.
Dang.. I didn't realize I needed more movie reviews from here until he actually did one.
I wonder if main channel video's with Ranton have his unhinged craziness, or is that strictly reserved for the main channel now? Regardless it's Ranton uploading a video, I'll take what I can get XD.
I've been wanting you to review this one!
I love that the villain of the piece weeps over his own actions.
It's also important to remember that the movie is a spiritual sequel to Jet Li's Shaolin Temple trilogy, which is a big part of why the real temple still exists at all. Between those films bringing interest to the temple within China, and the Kung Fu TV series in the US bringing international interest to the temple, it became a cultural phenomenon when previously it had been suppressed.
Catch me on "da flippity floppy"....don't you threat'n me mister..🤣🤣🤣🤣..... nicely done brother...great vid!!!!
Rantoni introduced me to my favorite movie of all time, Predestination. Thank you for that Rantoni
Bro das ende ist einfach Legendär in dem Film
Buddahs Hand war so ein schön inszenierter moment. Ich müsste echt mal schnell Chinesisch lernen😂Filme in Orginal sprache hittetn immer anders
Rewatch time
Hero wäre auch schön von dir als review zu sehen, vll mit paar kommentare von jemanden der die sprache auch spricht, selbst wenn du kein Kanal bist, der sich um filme dreht
Love main and scond channel
Noice. I saw you say this was coming out on Instagram. Very nice.
I watched this movie this summer just because Jackie Chan was starring in it. Didn't expect such a deep and wonderful movie overall! It was great!
Alter wie krass das wir nachbarn sind!
ich hat mal ein lange zeit goju karate hier in holland gemacht (fast +-30 jarh). Derzeit trainiere ich bjj und ein bisschen mma.
When du redetst uber die geschichte von deine shoalin zeit. Kreig ich lust um wieder karate in Japanich zum trainieren.
Haha so far my rusty German xD.
Enjoying your content so far as a newbie. Keep up the martial spirit 🙏🏻.
Groetjes van de buurman.
He uploaded! this has made an already good day a thousand times better 😁
Missing the dynamic duo of Ranton and Sofia. Just started watching this dude again after a year of being absent from CZcams etc. Hope you two are doing really well!
I've seen the movie twice and I love it. I really liked your take on it as well, thanks for that Ranton!
7:51 The dude at the bottom left corner in hand stand scene is defying the laws of physics LUL
Man really dropped a new Vegas line and thought nobody would notice ..... I see you ranton
That dude at the end has a memeable laugh 😂
Always a good day when Anton posts 🎉
I watched this sometime ago and do agree it is a good film with some nice shots and good acting. By the way great video as always
Ranton can you answer me if you know? I feel like you would know since you are expert. Is the drunken lady last form that Sam the Seed does and Jackie Chan does real? Also is the there a sickness style like in Dance of the Drunken Mantis? Thank you keep the videos up ☺️
Loved this movie! Happy to see you're a fan of it as well.
Every time i watch this movie i cry like a baby, such a great movie with a beatiful message
The lighting is awesome
I've been waiting for this a years
Great review dawg
Misheard the ending as "Catch you on the flippety floppy... I don't need help" don't know which is better
Master, please enlighten me with your wisest Kalendersprüche.
The german words in between are zu geil xD
3:04 Is it just me, or does Nicholas Tse’s character looks like Captain Levi from Attack on Titan but with military officer uniform on 😂
2:06 The depiction of the shaolin temple in this kind of reminds me of "The 36 Chambers of Shaolin". kinda old movie about a guy inventing the three-section-staff
I'd looooove to see rantonis analysis of other Chinese martial arts films like Odd Couple with Sammo and Lau and other shit with Jackie, Yuen and the others but this was sicc 🙏
(i mention odd couple specifically cos its so weapons based there would be a tonne to deconstruct even as a segment in a multi film analysis)
I expected 36th Chamber of Shaolin to be your inspiration for going to train in the Shaolin Temple. It's a masterpiece of a movie imo along with 8 Diagram Pole Fighter from the same director Lau Kar Leung.
Saw this one a number of years ago and I have very fond memories. Great movie!
the 'staff' may be a super fun weapon you learn first, but it is also the weapon that teaches you what a clumsy you really are - even if youve been training for years
Ranton is now a martial arts youtuber
Thankfully, he's still posting his normal content on his second channel, and it's still good
yeah it seems he moved his gaming content to Rantwo
first two times I watched this movie, I cried both times. The Ending, with Andy Lau, the song.... oh....
My life is full of gratefullness, wisdom and KALENDERSPRÜCHE. Thank you.
10:51 wow what a great quote. that really stuck to me
Great comments! My ex teacher Zhang Li Peng aka Shi Xing Peng was the best Ditang quan performer I ever seen or hear. He was off the hook! The monk from the movie ( Shi Xing Hu) was my teacher classmate from the 32nd Generation warrior monks with ( De Qing aka Shi Xing Hong, Shi Xing Hao etc, etc).
Holy shit I've been trying to remember this movie for the longest time after watching it on TV as a child but I could never find it until now. All I could remember was the bit near the end where he falls into Buddha's hands because it stuck with me since then. Damn.
6:50 Ditangquan(Ground Tumbling Boxi g) ,is a type of kung fu that specialise in acrobatics attacks,starting even from the ground,i have seen someone displaying it ,and it has many large attacks that start from the back.
Dog Boxing is another style on kung fu famous for its kicks and grabs from the ground,a type of proto-bjj i have seen someone say,
Basically,that master would have been a monster on the ground
Movie has so much damn heart, watched it ages ago someone uploaded the whole thing on here. Ending was sad as hell.
@Ranton, any chance at a review of King of the Kickboxers 2: American Shaolin? I loved it as a kid. I think it would be a good review/watch if you've never seen it before.