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* MoralEventHorizon: You could just think the diamond smugglers are normal bad guys, and they killed other dealers in the process of trying to make off with their profits. Then they grab two of the Bronx biker gang members, beat and torture them for information, and then grab one and [[GoryDiscretionShot shove him face-first into a woodchipper]], solely so they could MakeAnExampleOfThem for the surviving fellow to bring back to the rest of the gang as intimidation.

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* MoralEventHorizon: You could just think the diamond smugglers syndicate goons are normal bad guys, and they killed other dealers in the process of trying to make off with their profits. Then they grab two of the Bronx biker gang members, beat and torture them for information, and then grab one and [[GoryDiscretionShot shove him face-first into a woodchipper]], solely so they could MakeAnExampleOfThem for the surviving fellow to bring back to the rest of the gang as intimidation.



** The diamond smugglers from White Tiger's syndicate have a couple funny moments, but are played almost entirely straight as sociopathic murderers that will kill everyone in their path to LeaveNoWitnesses, and brutally beat every person they hold captive repeatedly to prove how easily they can kill them all.

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** The diamond smugglers from White Tiger's syndicate goons have a couple funny moments, but are played almost entirely straight as sociopathic murderers that will kill everyone in their path to LeaveNoWitnesses, and brutally beat every person they hold captive repeatedly to prove how easily they can kill them all.
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** The diamond smugglers have a couple funny moments, but are played almost entirely straight as sociopathic murderers that will kill everyone in their path to LeaveNoWitnesses, and brutally beat every person they hold captive repeatedly to prove how easily they can kill them all.

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** The diamond smugglers from White Tiger's syndicate have a couple funny moments, but are played almost entirely straight as sociopathic murderers that will kill everyone in their path to LeaveNoWitnesses, and brutally beat every person they hold captive repeatedly to prove how easily they can kill them all.
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* JustHereForGodzilla: A weird case in that the movie is effectively one giant ExcusePlot to justify Jackie Chan as Keung escaping danger and beating dudes up. As a result, very few people are probably going to talk about the rest of the movie besides the comedic parts.

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* SugarWiki/FunnyMoments: During the chaotic hovercraft sequence towards the end of the film, as people are trying to get the hell out of dodge amidst it running on land, one man that was wheelchair bound sees it incoming [[ThrowingOffTheDisability and proceeds to dart from his chair.]]

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During the chaotic hovercraft sequence towards the end of the film, as people are trying to get the hell out of dodge amidst it running on land, one man that was wheelchair bound sees it incoming [[ThrowingOffTheDisability and proceeds to dart from his chair.]]
** The entire ending of Keung, Nancy and Elaine proceeding to get a repaired hovercraft solely to run over White Tiger and [[NakedPeopleAreFunny strip the clothes off his back.
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* SugarWiki/FunnyMoments: During the chaotic hovercraft sequence towards the end of the film, as people are trying to get the hell out of dodge amidst it running on land, one man that was wheelchair bound sees it incoming [[ThrowingOffTheDisability and proceeds to dart from his chair.]]
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* ClicheStorm: Distant family member comes to town, invokes the local criminal gang's wrath, and ends up taking the fight to them to protect what he cares about with a bigger criminal gang afoot. The difference here was that it was Creator/JackieChan and his big introduction to Hollywood, producing a comedy-action film that ascended the premise into a whole new style all its own.

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* ClicheStorm: Distant family member comes to town, invokes the local criminal gang's wrath, and ends up taking the fight to them to protect what he cares about with a bigger criminal gang afoot. The difference here was that it was Creator/JackieChan and his big introduction to true breakout into Hollywood, producing a comedy-action film that ascended the premise into a whole new style all its own.
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* ClicheStorm: Distant family member comes to town, invokes the local criminal gang's wrath, and ends up taking the fight to them to protect what he cares about with a bigger criminal gang afoot. The difference here was that it was Creator/JackieChan and his big introduction to Hollywood, producing a comedy-action film that ascended the premise into a whole new style all its own.

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* MoralEventHorizon: You could just think the diamond smugglers are normal bad guys, and they killed other dealers in the process of trying to make off with their profits. Then they grab two of the Bronx biker gang members, beat and torture them for information, and then grab one and [[GoryDiscretionShot shove him face-first into a woodchipper]], solely so they could MakeAnExampleOfThem for the surviving fellow to bring back to the rest of the gang as intimidation.



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** One of the biker gang members being shoved into a wood chipper.chipper, and the rest of the gang being shown their bits brought back in garbage bags.
** The diamond smugglers have a couple funny moments, but are played almost entirely straight as sociopathic murderers that will kill everyone in their path to LeaveNoWitnesses, and brutally beat every person they hold captive repeatedly to prove how easily they can kill them all.
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* {{Narm}}: Cheese and a half, from the [[PacManFever cartridge-less Game Gear]], to the blatant HongKongDub that makes the characters sound completely distanced from the events surrounding them, never mind some of the voices used being ''hilariously'' unfitting. But that cheese is [[NarmCharm just part of the fun for most.]]
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* CrossesTheLineTwice: Elaine's shop is ransacked and vandalized multiple times throughout the movie, with each incident worse than the last, and it's played for drama each time. Until the last one, where a tow truck is used to pull apart the building, completely destroying the shop, tearing down half her apartment building while she's still inside. ''On the toilet.'' Then it's played for laughs.

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* CrossesTheLineTwice: Elaine's shop is ransacked and vandalized multiple times throughout the movie, with each incident worse than the last, and it's played for drama each time. Until the last one, where a tow truck is used to pull apart the building, completely destroying the shop, and tearing down half her apartment building while she's still inside. ''On the toilet.'' Then it's played completely for laughs.
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* CrossesTheLineTwice: Elaine's shop is ransacked and vandalized multiple times throughout the movie, each incident is worse than the last, and it's played for drama each time. Until the last one, where half the building, including both the shop and the apartment she's living in, is torn down ''while she's on the toilet''. Then it's played for laughs.

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* CrossesTheLineTwice: Elaine's shop is ransacked and vandalized multiple times throughout the movie, with each incident is worse than the last, and it's played for drama each time. Until the last one, where half a tow truck is used to pull apart the building, including both completely destroying the shop and the shop, tearing down half her apartment building while she's living in, is torn down ''while she's on still inside. ''On the toilet''. toilet.'' Then it's played for laughs.
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* CrossesTheLineTwice: Elaine's shop is ransacked and vandalized multiple times throughout the movie, each incident is worse than the last, and it's played for drama each time. Until the last one, where half the building, including both the shop and the apartment she's living in, is torn down ''while she's on the toilet''. Then it's played for laughs.
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* CatharsisFactor: After having spent nearly the entire film being harassed, battered, bloodied and nearly killed, Keung finally beating the crap out of the gang at their own hideout is immensely satisfying.

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* NightmareFuel: The bloodied Jackie stumbling into the apartment building the morning after his near-fatal alley attack is horrifying.

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The bloodied Jackie stumbling into the apartment building the morning after his near-fatal alley attack is horrifying.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Elaine is played Anita Mui, who is a very skilled martial artist in her own right, but the character is TheChewToy who never gets involved in any action.

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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Elaine is played by Anita Mui, who is a very skilled martial artist in her own right, but the her character is TheChewToy who and never gets involved in any action.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Elaine is played Anita Mui, who is a very skilled martial artist in her own right, but the character is TheChewToy who never gets involved in any action.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: Music/{{Ash}}'s "Kung Fu," the ''perfect'' song to introduce one of the world's great action stars to North America.

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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: Music/{{Ash}}'s [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sRrICKgB3wE "Kung Fu," Fu",]] the ''perfect'' song to introduce one of the world's great action stars to North America.



** One of the biker gang members being shoved into a wood chipper

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** One of the biker gang members being shoved into a wood chipperchipper.
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** One of the White Tiger goons being shoved into a wood chipper

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** One of the White Tiger goons biker gang members being shoved into a wood chipper
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** One of the White Tiger goons being shoved into a wood chipper
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* FanNickname: "Rumble in Vancouver", since that's where it was shot.
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* NightmareFuel: The bloodied Jackie stumbling into the apartment building the morning after his near-fatal alley attack is horrifying.
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* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: {{Ash}}'s "Kung Fu," the ''perfect'' song to introduce one of the world's great action stars to North America.

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* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: {{Ash}}'s SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: Music/{{Ash}}'s "Kung Fu," the ''perfect'' song to introduce one of the world's great action stars to North America.
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CrowningMusicOfAwesome: {{Ash}}'s "Kung Fu," the ''perfect'' song to introduce one of the world's great action stars to North America.

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* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: {{Ash}}'s "Kung Fu," the ''perfect'' song to introduce one of the world's great action stars to North America.America.
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