its been asked b-fore
I just want to here it from yee
That kind of questions are really getting old…
But I would vote for Richard Gere and Sammo Hung.
But if we must cut the chase, truth be told
I’d pick Cheech Morin and Tommy Chong.
Not that anybody wants my opinion, but I’m going to give it anyways, since I dont tend to tire of old questions.
Both had plenty of training, perhaps jackie had more formal training since Bruce apparantly switched around a lot. That doesnt discredit Bruce however.
They’re also both known as brawlers… And they of course are both actors… Hey! Have you ever noticed that you never see Bruce and Jackie at the same time?! I wonder what that means…
i understood the joke, but jacki was actually in enter the dragon (or maybe it was another of bruce’s movies) as a guy that gets smacked with a pole or something.
sh!t, now everyone knows i actually viewed this thread.
more embarassing than starting your period in the kiddy pool while eating nachos and drinking vodka.
In Enter the Dragon, Bruce grabs a guy’s arm, and twists it, then grabs the guy’s hair and breaks his neck, while the camera makes a close-up at Bruce’s face. That unlucky fella is Jackie Chan with a fake mustache.
He was the stunt for the samurai that flies out of the window after Bruce kicks him in Chinese Connection, too.
Serious question here!
I think (after lots of thoughts) that B.L. was better at dramatic scenes and J.C. is better at comedy!..
As far as Kung Fu is concerned, I think that David Carradine is better than the other two!..But Drew Barrymoore beat them all with her split!..Van ****ed has my wife’s and her sister’s votes for his butt!..
…Oh Oh! I wrote Van Dam…ned ! 
Re: Serious question here!
Originally posted by old jong
I think (after lots of thoughts) that B.L. was better at dramatic scenes and J.C. is better at comedy!..
Agreed
As far as fighting goes, I’ve been told Bruce Lee has much more fighting experience than Jackie - I reckon Bruce would win if the two of them had a fight. Apparently Sammo Hung is a really good fighter as well.
I agree with Old Jong. David Carradine could have pummeled them both into submission without breaking a sweat.
My Vote goes to:
“Texas Ranger in a Walker”.
hehehe
Ummm…
Personally I think Jackie’s better but then wouldn’t everyone be better then a dead guy?!?!?!?!?
Didn’t jackie chan threaten to bust up richard gere for his comments about china and tibet?
Actually?!?!?
Actually wasn’t it over Richard’s cruel & unusual treatment of gerbils… 
hoho
I thought Richard is a good friend of Tibet,he has met Dalai Lama and so on.
I don´t know about China though,I guess China has it´s hit and misses.
If you want to discuss about rodents,I´m the right person to turn to,I do have over six years of experience on rodents,expecially hamsters (and I know stuff about gerbils too).
There is a great site www.petwebsite.com which has great discussions on rodents and other animals.
There are many other excellent rodent sites on www too if you do a small search.
sorry but Jackie chan is a fricken clown superstar not a martialist, I like the guy but he needs to get new scriptwriters for his movies they are all the same just with different names. He’s a comedian not a warrior so don’t try to compare him to Bruce Lee.
Castleva, my guess is that you’re unfamiliar with what Richard Gere did with a gerbil, otherwise you wouldn’t have expressed your love for them so adamently
Bruce Lee, without a doubt. Lets look at their accomplishments.
Bruce: Studied Wing Chun for 19 years, studied under Yip Man. Created his own martial art that has become extremely popular and is considered to be extremely effective. He’s also studied several dozen other arts briefly to get their jist.
Jackie: Learned his martial arts at a theatre school, has had various training on the sets of several movies. Has made lots of action movies.
Hands down the answer should be Bruce Lee.
bruce lee studied wing chun for 19 years? :rolleyes:
news to me. ryu, would you please call bruce and get the final word on this?
Originally posted by rubthebuddha
bruce lee studied wing chun for 19 years? :rolleyes:
Don’t think so, because I heard that he only reached the green sash and if he started at the age of 14 and did it for 19 years, he would be 33. He only learned WC for couple of years when he started to construct his own way. He didn’t do WC his entire life.
