Jack Burton

Jack Burton is the main protagonist in the 1986 film, Big Trouble in Little China. Jack is a truck driver and battles Lo-Pan throughout the entire movie. By the end of the film, he hits the open road. He is played by Kurt Russell who later played The Commander.
==History==
===Picking Miao Yin===
===Encounter with Lo-Pan===
===Captured and Escape===
===Final Battle===
===Aftermath===
Because he killed Lo-Pan, he unknowingly inherited dark magic bond that the sorcerer previously put onto one of his loyal demon, a yeti-like beast that sneak onto his truck. He thought that the demon wanted to avenge its master's death, only for it affectionately lick him and offered its servitude to him. So, he consulted to Egg Shen and went for another adventure where he need to do something on the bond between him and the demon.
== Personality ==
Jack Burton, the protagonist of the cult classic film 'Big Trouble In Little China,' is a man of many traits. He's cocky, has a macho attitude, and is always ready with a wisecrack. At first glance, Jack may seem like your typical action hero - confident, fearless, and always willing to throw a punch. But as we get to know him, we realize that Jack is much more than just a tough guy.
On the surface, Jack presents himself as a man who knows exactly what he's doing. He struts around with his trusty knife and his semi-truck, aptly named 'The Pork Chop Express,' exuding an air of self-assuredness that can easily be mistaken for arrogance. But underneath this facade, Jack is actually quite insecure. He's constantly trying to prove himself as a capable and powerful man, but deep down, he's doubtful of his own abilities.
When Jack finds himself caught up in a supernatural battle against a powerful sorcerer, he's completely out of his element. This is a far cry from his usual rough and tumble bar fights. But instead of backing down, Jack faces the challenge head-on - even though he is clearly in over his head. This shows his bravery and willingness to take risks, even in the face of danger.
In reality, Jack is not the main hero of the story. He's actually more of a sidekick to his friend Wang Chi. But Jack doesn't let this fact discourage him. He fully embraces his role as Wang's sidekick and does everything he can to support and help his friend. This shows that Jack is not only a loyal and dependable friend, but also humble and able to put his ego aside for the greater good.
While Jack may not possess the same level of badassery as some traditional action heroes, he makes up for it with his quick wit and charm. He's always ready with a witty one-liner, even in the most dire of situations. His humor not only provides some much-needed comic relief in the film, but also serves as a coping mechanism for Jack. Underneath his tough exterior, he's just a regular guy trying to navigate a world of magic and sorcery.
In the end, Jack's journey in 'Big Trouble In Little China' is one of growth and self-discovery. He starts off as a cocky and self-centered man, but through his experiences, he learns the true meaning of courage, friendship, and humility. Jack may not be your typical hero, but he proves that even the most unlikely of characters can rise to the occasion and become a true hero.
==Gallery==
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==Trivia==
*A recurring gag over Jack Burton is, every time he tries to act like a badass, it comically backfires. The instance can be seen when he and his allies rally for stopping Lo Pan and his minions, Jack fires his machine gun to the air to challenge his enemies, only for the shots causes a piece of the ceiling hilariously knock him flat.
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