Martial Arts Instructor Reacts: Protector Bone Breaking Scene
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Martial Arts Instructor Reacts: Protector Bone Breaking Scene
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i can imagine a doctor walking into that room sporting a huge thought bubble with dollar signs...
Only in the states! Up here in the 'socialist empire of Canada' with our free health care he just gets more work haha
@@BurridgeMartialArts604 haha true facts
And a chiropractor
@@BurridgeMartialArts604 Who knows maybe they would get some kind of bonus for helping like 30 people from the same organization or something XD
In the UK, this was marketed as a comedy and released under the title "Dude! Where's My Elephant?"
Haha!!!
I've probably watched this scene dozens of times but it never gets old.
The temple fight from this movie was fantastic
4:34 That expression... 'I felt that one'. I love your reactions even though you realize that in real life most of those fractures won't happen. Still love the video, thanks
I think part of the privilege of watching you react to these fight scenes is not only the technical commentary but just the genuine, gasping-wincing horror of understanding how painful and damaging some of these techniques would be to an unfortunate person's limbs or entire body.
Tony Jaa hits his stuntmen hard not because he's mean, thats just the culture and how the stunt team worked. Taking real hits to make it look good.
That's pure wrath unleashed after seeing his elephant being slaughtered for its bones. Both super terrifying and satisfying to watch.
Your reaction to the knee one at 2:13 😂
I could feel that one in my soul!
@@BurridgeMartialArts604 i remember i watched this movie 2006 Bootleg showed a Scene one of the gangsters confront the girl in the Bathroom it shows Clear like a real movie Does if you have the 2 Disc i have Bought this movie woman in the Bathroom restaurant Was edited out She was the one who gave Tony information.
@@BurridgeMartialArts604 Muay Boran is what he is using.
@@BurridgeMartialArts604 In Ong-Bak 2-3 he uses different styles of kung fu.
@@BurridgeMartialArts604 Watch Blood and Bone with Michael Jai White,Never Back Down 1-3 and Undisputed 2-4 and Best of the Best 1-4.
That fucking split break... owwww... I felt that one
3:43 when I first watched this movie I literally couldn’t stop laughing at this scene 🤣🤣 I replayed it like 5 times
So satisfying 🤣 Basically, this is the scene to watch if you just have the itch to see a group if bad guys get brutalized.
This, and that scene from The Matrix that starts at an elevator and ends with a helicopter jump. You know the one…
Now you need to see the scene that comes AFTER this one. The brutality has NOT stopped.
Nice to see someone with some martial arts training react to this. Granted there are a few moves that are for style/hollywood.. but a lot of these moves are very realistic and impressive. I love the roundhouse counters to wrap the leg into a takedown and the using the bend of the leg to trap a leg and bring them to the ground.. even the kneel to the foot to pin it and pushing on the knee as a takedown.. quite a few unique takedowns that I've not seen much of.
I absolutely love the part at 2:25 where he beats 2 guys by just body punches. So fast and brutal!
those whole series of scenes is incredible, one of my favourites of all time easily. The run up the stairs, that, then the giant and lady fight..... feels so much like one of the old double dragon/streets of rage video games working your way through to the bosses. Do them all together because breaking them up loses so much of the emotion and passion.
I love watching his real reactions.
When i bought that movie in original the title is "Warrior king" but whatever, i remember putting that movie on the dvd player just to watch the bone breaking scene after watching it several times the whole movie, epic.
This is yet another reason why I Love Martial Arts❤️ Maybe I can move like that in my next Life❤️
Thank You Sir ❤️
By far my favorite martial arts movie/scene of all time!
I think I saw that guy's legs bend when they hit that stone table thing.
The Protector is amazing probably my favorite martial arts movie
Very certain it took days, rehearsals, rests, body condition and skills, wheel kicks are pretty esp. when the artist has gymnastic skill and flexibility, very exceptional, recall seeing arm breaks of two individuals simultaneously decades ago in a branch of TKD. The Thai called this style "bo-rahn" (ancient). Your reaction is genuine (to me). Thank you.
Love you videos
Those guys are more crunchy than a pack of doritos
fun fact the movie made enough money for some of the stunt people in this video to to get paid enough to have their bones broken by this legend
Man has his elephant jacked what 3 times.... at that point have a tracker on them...
The sound design for this fight makes it almost funny
part of the problem is finding the original version without some weird dubbing
The style Jaa used and created is called Muay Kotchasan or elephant fighting based on elephant movements.
02:47 🔥
How much bones do you want to break Tony?
Tony: Yes
wow, i hadn't seen this in a long time
on par with the madness from The Raid
When you use joint lock on extreme condition
No fighting, just incapacitating the enemy one after another
Right? Hard to call it a 'fight' when he just beats everybody so convincingly
Ninjutsu is about breaking bones
i love the dirty fighting aspect of ninjutsu, you can see humble, practical roots
Tony did actually break a stunt mans leg or hip in this movie
I love how you call stupidity bravery
I wonder how many celery sticks they went through during this fight scene
So despite how awesomely ridiculous this scene is. Apparently he developed his boran in a new style specifically for the movie.
... When girl says that: "she's fine"
OMG ! Lol !
Ooo - the way he uses his shins. Maybe Connor MacG should have taken some Muay Thai to strengthen his delicate bones before his last fight. Oh well, too late now.
Very good video! Always when I see this movie I want to crush some bones jajaja maybe you could react to the scene from the protector, Tony Jaa vs capoeira fighter
I want to do that one this week!!
@@BurridgeMartialArts604 excellent! I will be waiting for it!
I love Tony Jaa, but...stabbed in the abdomen, very, very active fight, ended a move with Tony full-body face down on the floor. His shirt has no blood, and there was no bloodstain on the floor. Sigh. Just a few tablespoons of movie blood would have kept selling the stab wound.
John Wick. But without guns.
The sound they used in this just makes you cringe also love that movie
Haanthi mere saathi
To be clear the stunt men all agree to being "tagged" when they sign up for these movies. Its not like hes just beating the shit out of them like Seigal does/did
2:03 that's Ron Smoorenburg, one of the bad guys that fights Jackie Chan at the end of Who Am I. Uncredited in the film, tho
Oh shit no way!!! That's so cool!
Pretty crazy how Jack Chan is responsible for his career
@@equipbasicsword Jackie was so pissed about Ron on the top of that roof. In the end a stunt guy from Jackie's crew had to do a lot of the fight scenes, haha...
Here's my thoughts on the mind set of the last group of henchmen to come in...you see all these other guys lying on the floor...you're thinking...."okay...after all that he's probably pretty tired...I'll let a few of these other guys go first to wear him down a little more then...bam...his ass is mine." Mind you that last thought was immediately followed by a scream of extreme pain as some body part or another was either broken, wrenched from its socket or used as a lever swing said henchman around in a full360 arc before being rendered useless for the next several months.
yeah i think it's always implied that the big bossman will put them to death if they fail
so may as well ... try?
haha
I wonder how many watermelons they had to break for sound effects to shoot this bone breaking scene?
This movie should have been called The Chiropractor. All I see are ajustments
Tony Jaa needs more stuntmen any takers??
I would love to get kicked by him, just to see what it feels like!
I don't know the name of the movie that The RZA directed, but it was a brotha who gave Tony Jaa the business. The movie was lame, but worth checking out.
Well this guy really hate hands
React to IP man vs students
crunchy
i miss hk 80s martial sfx, these modern ones are suppose to be more realistic but sound more fake
Tony Jaa really channeled Steven Segal's touch for this movie!!
Is Tony jaa mean to everyone
Five guys can't take down one guy? He's on meth.
Imagine the er!
Who is in this film? I want to see it
The main character is name Tony Jaa (actual name) movie name is The Protector
@@AmberOlvera is it also called Warrior King or is that a separate film?
@@stevebadger6001 depending on where you from
@@AmberOlvera ah cool, I am from UK so I think it may be warrior king
@@stevebadger6001 yea over here in TEXAS it’s called “The Protector”
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