Jet Li having a podcast with his daughter is one of the most wholesome things I've found out about

My son came to me when he was 14 so excited about this new thing called Parkour.  He said nothing like this has ever been done, using the name of DAvid Bell.  I watched and said that's pretty cool, then pulled up a Jackie Chan compilation and his jaw hit the floor.  He has been a monster Chan fan ever since.

Once Upon a Time in China's theme song brings tears to my eyes as well.

Nope... you are correct those 4 are DEFINITELY the Mount Rushmore of Kung Fu movies....

I always remember. Sammo from "Martial Law"

Gordon Liu and Alexander Fu Shang and the Deadly Venoms gang deserve honorable mention

Jetli is the only master who cannot make noise while fighting. He is very quiet with unique styles

Drunken Master was my first film that hooked me to martial arts. Absolute classic

I didn't grow up in a kung fu watching/loving family, so I didn't see my first kung fu movie until Jet Li's movies in the 90s, so he is always my favorite actor.

yuen biao was also part of jacky chan and sammo hung's class.

I met Donnie Yen once , when I was training Wing Chun with Sifu Ip Chung , nice person .

Warrior was an incredible show and should've be renewed for more seasons

I was a huge fan of kung fu movies. I’ve watched all of them—but I’m not exaggerating—all of Jet Li’s films. I could even list his filmography in chronological order, including the Chinese titles, even though I don’t know any Chinese at all. 😆 I also love kung fu comedies with Jackie Chan. He’s an absolute legend. ❤

I remember the excitement of tuning in and watching kung fu movies on over-the-air TV channels on Saturdays. Those were the days. The bad English dubbing was always the joke for us kids.

Thanks to this video, I watched "Once upon a time in China" for the first time and it was a great experience. Thank you for introducing me to this film on Wong Fei Hung. The intro music really is pretty kickass.

My love for martial arts started with my dad who was a huge fan of Bruce Lee. I grew up watching all four of these guys. I still have the VHS tapes of all of Bruce's movies, Jackie's Drunken Master, Jet's One Upon a Time in China AND the Legend of Fong Sai Yuk series, and I recently just found the VHS tape of Donnie's Drunken Tai Chi in my parent's attic. My mom also loved Shaw Brothers movies, so we have quite a decent collection of them as well.

I saw Donnie Yen a few years ago in Raging Fire, and I've yet to find a modern movie that combines action, drama and martial arts in such a great way. And it was the last movie worked on before the passing of director Benny Chan, who worked with Yen in Fist of Fury and Jackie Chan in New Police Story and Shaolin.

When I think of Kung fu I think of Yuen Biao and Sammo Hung for some reason.

Let's not forget that Jet is also the protagonist of the PS2 game: rise to Honor

I saw "Chinese Connection" when I was eight years old.  When I got home, I made a pair
of nun-chakus from one of my Mom's old brooms.  Back in the 70's brooms were made
of thick heavy wood.  It was like a "Home Depot Project"...hammer and nails, an old
hanging plant chain, masking tape.  When I was done, I took up a stance, remembered how
Bruce held them, swung for the fences and POW!! Right in the face!!  I damn near knocked
myself out!!  Hahaha!!  I had this big "Thump-knot Goose-egg" on my forehead, but I've
NEVER looked back, and that's over fifty years ago!!  I even liked Jet's "Kiss of the Dragon".
Thanks for this video.  Please make more.