Big Trouble in Little China Gang War fight Scene Movie Clip 4K UHD HDR Kurt Russell Kim Cattrall

Big Trouble in Little China 1986 Directed by John Carpenter Starring Kurt Russell , Kim Cattrall , Dennis Dun , James Hong
Jack Burton, a rational, wise-cracking, long-distance trucker, is in for a big surprise when he decides to help his best friend Wang free his kidnapped fiancée, Miao Yin. But as Jack rushes headlong into the perilous criminal underworld of San Francisco's Chinatown, hot on the trail of centuries-old Chinese sorcerer David Lo Pan, the mystery of an ancient curse unfolds. Now, as Jack and his companions embark on a frenzied rescue mission in the heart of the sorcerer's dark labyrinth, Lo Pan's deadly minions, blood-curdling supernatural horrors, and a trio of unstoppable Kung Fu masters stand in the way of success. Can Jack save the girl from the magician's clutches and live to tell the tale?
Directed by John Carpenter
Written by
Gary Goldman
David Z. Weinstein
Adaptation by
W. D. Richter
Produced by Larry J. Franco
Starring
Kurt Russell
Kim Cattrall
Dennis Dun
James Hong
Cinematography Dean Cundey
Edited by Steve Mirkovich
Mark Warner
Edward A. Warschilka
Music by John Carpenter
Alan Howarth
Production
company
20th Century Fox
Distributed by 20th Century Fox
Release date
July 2, 1986
Running time 99 minutes
Country United States
Language English
Budget $19-25 million
Box office $11.1 million
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Iconic scene from an iconic movie.

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At that time, the film was losing money. Because of no publicity. I loved this cult classic from the first time I saw the movie. I've actually always liked John Carpenter movies. Nevertheless, John Carpenter movies have become cult classics. Still, most films made a loss upon release. His most successful film is Halloween. Dan Escape from New York, The Thing, Christine, The Fog. That was it.

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@@moviesandpopcorn2958 thanks for this insight on John Carpenter movies.

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One of my favorite fight scenes of all time loved it in the 80s as a kid and still do just as much

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No one is going to talk about the guy with the 2 by 4 in his hand

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My favorite scene from this film.

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EGG CHEN ! 😂😂😂❤

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Damn this is the first time I’ve seen this movie in widescreen and in HD……

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awww 🍪

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This fight scene held up well. Its badass even by 2024 standards

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"What's happening Wang?, A Chinese stand off, a what?, don't make a sound"

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1:21 I recognized this actor from lethal weapon.

[@thomasayala2223]

Yea dude it's Al Leong, he is in a whole lot of movies from the 80's. For example he is one of the Nakatomi terrorists die hard

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@@thomasayala2223 that’s right.

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He also does small Cameo roles too.
This Dude has been in everything, including the Fishing Ship Scene in the 1998 Godzilla movie!

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Every Asian bad guy.

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Dumb and dumber..the Cook..😅

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God there are A lot of Familiar faces in this one Fight Scene Alone!
Practically a Film Trivia Quiz on the amount of Kung Fu/Martial Artists that have had a film role.

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1:08 that look like it hurt

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now that’s a LOT of Jackie Chan…😂😂😂

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the BEST moví

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Historical Information:
A "Tong" is a fellowship group, and are a real concept. Tongs would act as protectors of the various Chinatowns across the world, as well as assisting new immigrants in getting accustomed to the local culture, getting jobs, and finding housing. However, the dark side came from when too many Tongs formed in the larger Chinatowns and they began fighting for supremacy. Their "hatchetmen" would often clash in violent "battles" across their locales.
As the violence increased, the nature of the Tongs changed to match. Soon, drugs, murders, shootouts (like above, and more "Guerilla-style" battles), and even a form of slavery had greatly increased the already existent anti-Asian sentiment to monumental proportions.
From 1880 to 1920, the Tong Wars would rage but eventually fade away, with the conflicts driving most of the Chinese immigrants away from the Tongs, and an aging member base leading to an almost total collapse. Nowadays, Tongs go by "Associations," "Guilds," and other more "peaceful" names, with Tong related violence practically over.
The Chang-Sing Tong (guys in yellow), are a reference to the Yellow Turban Rebellion in China's ancient past, and they represent the "better" or more romanticized side of the Tongs. The Wing-Kong Tong (guys in red), are a fair portrayal of the what the Tongs became. Kim Cattrall's character is a possible reference to Donaldina Cameron, a female missionary who took a personal crusade against the slavery of women by the Tongs.
Nowadays, the Tongs have little distinction from groups like mafias or mobs, just with a usually enforced Chinese membership.

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1:10 Me watching the final battle in Avengers: Endgame

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This screen alone is better than any Marvel movie battle scenes

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@Epic Fights - Tony Jax 2.0, please comrade this dam thing !! 😤😆

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old chinese custom

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☝🏼

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R😮、

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"Girl with green eyes"

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Two girls with green eyes. 😂