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Posted: **23 Nov 2005, 16:14**

No US distributor has the rights to NPS because Jackie has refused to sell to any studio

That's what i've heard many times, but imdb and other sources have mentioned a 2006 Miramax DVD release. (?!)

Posted: **23 Nov 2005, 16:18**

bradavon wrote:That could be a good thing. I've never thought of Bey as anything but good for martial arts.

Clearly, you havent seen his Circus Kids, or any of the casting he has done for his movies, where he prefers local teen idols over actual martial artists!?

Posted: **23 Nov 2005, 17:18**

bradavon wrote:Bey Logan is working with Harvey???

http://www.kungfucinema.com/2005/091201.htm

Posted: **23 Nov 2005, 20:55**

Shanghai Knights is good!

Posted: **23 Nov 2005, 22:58**

Cheers LD.

Markgway wrote:No US distributor has the rights to NPS because Jackie has refused to sell to any studio.

Surely Columbia Tristar would be a fairly safe bet, no?

Are you sure that's the reason Mark? Surely Jackie could say I'll sell it you but you must agree to not chance it in any way?

The thing is he's sold NPS to HKL and that is no 100% guarantee of it not being messed around with. It's a pretty safe bet (considering it's a HK film) I agree but not 100%.

I sometimes think HKL and PA are run by completely different companies.

Posted: **24 Nov 2005, 02:31**

bradavon wrote:Surely Columbia Tristar would be a fairly safe bet, no?

The Medallion, Who Am I? Gorgeous.... are you kidding???

Are you sure that's the reason Mark? Surely Jackie could say I'll sell it you but you must agree to not chance it in any way?

Maybe he could. But I think he's been burned.

The thing is he's sold NPS to HKL and that is no 100% guarantee of it not being messed around with. It's a pretty safe bet (considering it's a HK film) I agree but not 100%.

HKL won't fuck with the movie and I bet Bey (who I think worked on NPS at some level?) vouched for them.

Posted: **14 Jul 2006, 18:36**

I also thought of posting this into the "Brett Ratner about "Rush Hour 3" - Tom will like it - topic, which is more recent, but I think this one is better suited, because Rush Hour 3 now really seems to be a go!

According to Jackie´s official homepage, he and director Brett Ratner toured Paris looking for locations:

http://www.jackiechan.com/photos_view?cid=313

I like the fact that Jackie seems to be involved even in looking for locations.

EDIT:

Posted: **14 Jul 2006, 19:03**

he needs a haircut

Posted: **14 Jul 2006, 19:05**

PARIS = Trifle tower fight scenes!

Posted: **14 Jul 2006, 19:22**

Jackie is looking more and more like an old asian granny, isnt he!?

Posted: **14 Jul 2006, 20:38**

LOL he sort of is Yi!

Posted: **14 Jul 2006, 21:56**

That photo is an older one. At the time Jackie is wearing his hair rather short - just as he did in "The Myth".

Btw: I´d like to have such a charming and also rich grandma, Yi!

Posted: **14 Jul 2006, 22:30**

Jackie needs to start acting his age and leaving stuff like Rush Hour behind.

Posted: **15 Jul 2006, 10:34**

Yes, but Jackie signed a contract which sais that he has to do the sequels...

Posted: **15 Jul 2006, 14:09**

Yeah, because contracts are never broken.

They can't force Jackie to do Rush Hour 3.

He wants the pay cheque and the box office.

Same as Tucker. Same as Ratface.

Posted: **15 Jul 2006, 14:22**

will you be watching rush hour 3 mark? i'm guessing yes,and therein lies the reason it's being made.it's an extremely popular franchise

Posted: **15 Jul 2006, 17:46**

Yeah, but if they didn't make it I wouldn't care.

Posted: **16 Jul 2006, 16:40**

as average as the rush hour movies are,they piss all over some of his other american stuff like the medallion,tuxedo etc.

Posted: **16 Jul 2006, 16:55**

True Rush Hour 1/2 are better than The Tuxedo. But thats not hard

Posted: **16 Jul 2006, 18:06**

saltysam wrote:as average as the rush hour movies are,they piss all over some of his other american stuff like the medallion,tuxedo etc.

Agreed. 'The Tuxedo' was pants.

But since when was 'The Medallion' an American film?

Posted: **16 Jul 2006, 23:13**

saltysam wrote:as average as the rush hour movies are,they piss all over some of his other american stuff like the medallion,tuxedo etc.

"The Medallion" wasn't an American film. I liked the "Rush Hour"-films as buddy films, but not as Jackie-Chan-movies. The US movie I liked the best with him is "Shanghai Noon" as filmwise it really stands out from the others (cinematography, art design, soundtrack etc.)

Posted: **17 Jul 2006, 03:12**

I thought Shanghai Noon was pretty dire, long and boring. I did like it's sequel, Shanghai Knights. Better pacing, better humour and better fights. Too bad the fights were still cut

Posted: **17 Jul 2006, 14:50**

Shanghai Noon > Shanghai Knights

Posted: **17 Jul 2006, 16:07**

always thought the medallion was a joint hong kong/usa production.

at the end of the day it could a russian movie,it was still atrocious and jackie's worst since fantasy mission force :twisted:

Posted: **17 Jul 2006, 17:27**

Gasteropod do you mean Shanghai Noon is better than Shanghai Knights?

I enjoyed both "Noon" and "Knights", much preferred them to both Rush Hours. Better fights/comedy and a more likeable sidekick (IMHO).

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