https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eI2dzMEzX2w In one of the many attempts to grab international interest, Jackie Chans production and distribution company Golden Harvest decided to film a movie in Madrid, Spain. In the film, Jackie plays a young playboy that works on selling meals on wheels (in both a fast food truck and on a skateboard). The films original title (Meals on Wheels) was flipped around because the studio had bad luck with films that started on M and good luck with films that started on W. I guess if English isnt your native language, Wheels on Meals makes just as much sense as Meals on Wheels. Jackies carefree life however comes crashing down when a detective friend of his (played by director Sammo Hung) asks him to aid him in rescuing a kidnapped heiress. In one of the many final fights in the movie, Jackie Chan goes up against kickboxing champion Benny The Jet Urquidez who plays one of the paid thugs. Magic was caught on film when you have so many great talents working together on a fight scene. The slow motion shots really showcase every punch both character take and during one brutal show of speed, Bennys kick takes out the candlelight. What makes this scene amazing (outside of the graphic and stylish action) is the comedy elements that Jackie brings to the table. A fan favorite is how his big nose is an easy attraction and the fact that the only way for Jackie to win is to pretend its nothing more than a sparring match, confusing the hell out of Bennys character. This scene got praises as one of the best fight scenes ever put on film an accomplishment not heard since Chuck Norris fought Bruce Lee in Way of the Dragon in 1972.
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