La furia de Chicago
Directed by Robert ClouseEn Chicago, durante el año 1938, Jerry, un joven coreano que practica el judo con su tío, un experto en este arte marcial, vive adaptado a la vida americana a pesar de su origen. Dominici, un gánster de la ciudad presencia como el joven Jerry se enfrenta a tres matones. Primer film americano de Jackie Chan.
La furia de Chicago Ratings & Reviews
- Superior Robot2 de agosto de 2025I know everyone has been super anxious over how the 1980 martial arts comedy Battle Creek Brawl (or The Big Brawl, in some markets) starring Jackie Chan and Mako, (almost no one else of note) turned out. Well, those (who are legion) waiting with baited breath can now collectively sigh in disappointed relief. This film is very riffable, but suffers little the burden of quality elements. The strange clashing settings of the two halves of the cast is jarring beyond belief. All of the "gansters" are dressed like they're from the 1930's, while nearly every other character is dressed like they are just one stetson, fedora, trilby, or newsboy cap away from being plucked out of the 1970's. Jackie Chan's physical performance is energetic, youthful, cocky, and funny, and his chemistry with Mako (who plays the uncle who trains Jackie) is playfully abusive, (as is the cinematic trope) and humorous in its own way (well, seventies funny at least). If you've got nothing better to do than make fun of the film (and the close to 15 minute "roller race" scenes in the first act), then you're in for a good time. I was so excited that I might've found another 1980's gem from Chan's lesser known log, but the search continues. Trigger warning for racial slurs and stereotypes. "It was the 30's, that's how people spoke!" ~ Some Jerk I just didn't want to keep anyone in suspense any longer about this, as no doubt many wringing hands, and restless minds were all abuzz.
- ROBERT STROHLIN25 de noviembre de 2025The Big Brawl. Originally Titled The Battle Creek Brawl. Is, Was and Will Always Be One of My Favorite Jackie Chan Stand Alone Films. I've Always Said, before Parcour, in the 80s A Lot of "Actors" had Stunt Men for the "Too Dangerous" Stunts. Jackie Not Only Did them Himself!!! He Has Been Seriously Injured on more than a few of his films. Not that safety protocols were ignored. Sometimes logistics just go awry. The Man Has a Hole in His Skull from the film "Armour of God"!!! When his Head got Smooshed by a Truck! I'm about 98% sure about that fact. May have occurred a tad bit differently. That's the basis of it. Point Being! Nobody was doing that back then. He inspired like Bruce! Kept Bruce's philosophies alive. His Adaptive Prowess and Keen sense of what the Fans wanted to see. Helped make him the Iconic Legend He Is Now.
- fprf124 de octubre de 2025Very good violence movie
La furia de Chicago Trivia
La furia de Chicago was released on 18 de agosto de 1980.
La furia de Chicago was directed by Robert Clouse.
La furia de Chicago has a runtime of 1h 35min.
La furia de Chicago was produced by Raymond Chow, Fred Weintraub.
En Chicago, durante el año 1938, Jerry, un joven coreano que practica el judo con su tío, un experto en este arte marcial, vive adaptado a la vida americana a pesar de su origen. Dominici, un gánster de la ciudad presencia como el joven Jerry se enfrenta a tres matones. Primer film americano de Jackie Chan.
The key characters in La furia de Chicago are Jerry Kwan (Jackie Chan), Herbert (Mako), Nancy (Kristine DeBell).
La furia de Chicago is rated 14.
La furia de Chicago is an Action, Comedia, Crimen film.
La furia de Chicago has an audience rating of 4.3 out of 10.
La furia de Chicago had a budget of 6 MUS$.
La furia de Chicago has made 21,5 MUS$ at the box office.