He played a of drama roles before in TV so it's not like he wasn't playing heroic roles, but he often isn't the primary actor when there were other bankable names. he's more famous now because he was part of the old guard (though young at his time) that could still fight like this when big name actors like Jackie Chan and Jet Li are rotating out for health reasons. That being said, he's still not that major since the market favorite is Donnie Yen right now. That being said, he is known to play the "bad boy" or "hero with a history" archetype and is not really known for his comedic chops, so his ability to actually be a major leading man is limited by the fact that he doesn't have Yen or Chan's range.
This is what's amazing with these actors like Wu and Donnie; I first discovered Donnie as a villain then him fighting Wu here as a the protag this time. And then later on I find out there are movies where Wu is the protag. It's like a cycle :D
The second fight scene. Wu Jing has said on an interview before that because the director didn't wanna overcomplicate things and since the director knew both actors were trained martial artists, Donnie Yen and him were fighting unchoreographed. Of course, they won't out to kill each other but he did say that they were being hit for real (even if the weapons were blunt). So, any expressions of fear and pain during that scene were real.
@Hello World! it's semi choreographed. There are segments of the knife fight where it went full unchoreographed. You could tell the difference where those segments are if you have spent sometime practicing full contact combat sports. There are moments where donnie yen and wu jing hesitate striking in fear of counter attacks and when they just went apeshit swinging for few seconds. The element of chaos is what sells this fight scene
Yes, part of the fights were random, not choreograph. The director said what took days to shoot was done in hours in the same night bcoz part of the fight were "free sparrings" between two greats ... Wujing from China and Donnie Yen from Boston ( Donnie was send to Hong Kong in his pre-teen by his mother for getting into too many school fights ).
It’s fully choreographed, but choreographed with their own natural moves. They both introduced moves and would question the other as to how they would respond. So they built much of the fight scene based on how they’d naturally react to specific moves rather than a fight choreographer fully mapping it out. Thus, it looks more natural and specific to their personal styles...but it’s still choreographed.
From my personal viewing experience I say that this is the best fight scene in history. There are many that are more spectacular and longer and crazier. But the way this was shot, the actual duelist approach of the improvised clashes, the stunning choreography and performances....no fight scene has ever come close to this for me. Especially after seeing the BTS footage of how they filmed it and how much dedication and work went into such a masterful scene. And I love Donnie Yen films and all sorts of animes and action films, nothing comes close to this for me. Wu Jing's character is basically the sickest knife fighter who's ever lived.
@@zhangshuo517 Agreed. That's what makes this one so special, imo. Just two highly trained artists trying to hit one another. Outside of Norris and Lee in Return of the Dragon this is the greatest REAL fight scene ever put to film.
@@prosperfromhometvchannel3483 Yes totally non choreographed... Donnie yen said so in an interview and by the reaction of the actors ... you could believe it ... it's spontaneous
The reason that why this scene is so epic is because this is the real fight when making this(both of them were not satisfied when watching the first arranged martial arts). Donnie and Wu hired massagers after that.
I remember watching this movie around 8-10 years ago and i didn't realize this fight scene is so dope it is being watched and reacted on by many people.
Just read your description. A group of (those who prepped the action here in Los Angeles) went to the opening night as well and had the time of our lives. Hell yeah to Wu Jing!
Yen and Wu have been working together for years and they know each others fighting style, you can see a quick double nod of wu's head at 8:27 ,signaling that he's ready for Yen's attack..
In this movie, every main character pay price because their Karma, even that character is so good or evil. And the movie named S.P.L., is meaning three main character's Karma.
It actually represents 3 evil stars… ie those born under each respective star is under a curse… s stands for killing, p stands for breaking up, l being lonely…
After I watched this movie when I was a child, I deliberately went to learn martial arts and then learned fighting. My classmates learned routines, and I often went out to fight with people.
I just love Donnie Yen..i wish he is still fit to make 5 to 6 more movies..for me he is one of the best martial artist after Bruce Lee in my opinion.. love from 🇲🇾.. i just watched again this movie last week 😁
Dude in the middle u remind me of myself when I show all my friends badass kungfu fights just kick in back with a smile on ur face and listen to ur friends reaction
Pleased to know you are interested in Wu Jing and Wolf Warrior 2. I liked it very much and it gives me hope that Wu Jing and Chinese action movies will become popular around the world.
the background music of this scene is call "Dead-end Alley/Four Seasons: Summer Adagio"(Fiona Fung),you can also find this in the ,i love Donnie Yen ,he is one of the great action movie star in Hong Kong,I always saw his TV drama when i was young.
You swap the weapons for household items, the fighting choreography is basically what every teacher (round 1) & parent (round 2) would happen to you if you don't bring back the A's on your report cards as an Asian kid.
Saw this gem at the Toronto International Film Festival with about 1,000 people at the midnight madness show, everyone stood the fuck up and bow to the master. One of the best experiences at Tiff.
Greatest weapons fight ever filmed in my opinion. Donnie Yen and Wu Jing at their best. Other countries - Thailand, Korea, Japan, Vietnam and USA now have choreographed some great fights, but I still think Hong Kong action/martial arts films will always be the Crown.
As old as Donnie Yen is, in a realistic fight, many people close to him have said, if he was serious he'd kill Jet Li. (Probably gassing him up. Yet, & still...) That's quite a statement. Some interviewers brought up questioning the comparison of Jackie Chan up to Donnie, and then proceeded to laugh at his humbling answer; as if they couldn't phantom why on Earth would Donnie respect his martial arts. Of course many have said Jet Li was tough too and made counter arguments, but have also said were there had been a problem in their youth... Donnie would of definitely been a problem to Jet.
First time watching a video from this channel. I don't know the name of the guy explaining the backstory, but he sure knows his shit! It's SO IMPORTANT to know the motivations of the characters and WHY they want to kill each other especially in fight scenes. Those who think the flashy kicks and stunts are all there is to it are missing most of the emotional candy.
Donnie Yen is a legit black belt in Karate, Muay Thai, Judo, master in spear, katana and other weaponry, Parkour practicioner, BJJ. And he's action scene choreographer, movie director and plays piano very well. Donnie Yen is a huge fan of Bruce Lee: the serie "Ip Man" is a tribute to Bruce Lee's master, Ip Man, who created his own style, faced tirany and hunger when Japan invaded China, and influenced a whole generation in Martial Arts.
Also, when preparing himself to play Ip Man (Bruce Lee's Wing Chun master), Donnie got a private training session by Grandmaster Ip Chun (Ip Man's son) in Wing Chun fighting style, there is a video in TH-cam of them training together.
don't know if you guys have seen tony jaa's tom yum goong but i'mma tell you the fight scenes and stunts in that movie is God Tier, one of the best I've ever seen..
If you guys think that was fast how they fight in the alley, react to Donnie Yen's Forest Fight scene and you'll see how faster they'll moving by using their combo techniques of tiger style and Donnie's fast kicks that no one can ever be defeated by Donnie's best fighting style!!!!!!!
It's not real. How can D won H in the wrestling fright scene ? I think SPL fighting scene is no.1 or 2 of his movie. And all the actors and the action director contributed to the fighting scene. Everytime I watched them fighting, I felt sympathy for H and W more
@@Scott-vd2le I know what you mean for D & H fight. But if the wight of 2 fighters is not fair, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu probably the best way to mitigate gap. You cash see the director let them punch the faces and D steps back where H stand still, and D decides to turn to BJJ. It is a logical move. I am thankful for this arrangement because I never see this in other movies. Weight impact least in ground fight.
because they can fight, the director put them in a real fight in 8:02 to 8:28, not arranged move. You can see arranged and not arranged fight are pretty different.
Background was : Sammo Hung plays a triad boss that a group of cops has a vigilante mission with. they tried to incriminate him with a murder, so they needed a gun for that. that's how one of the police was sent to meet up with a dealer, but Sammo Hung set a trap and sent Wu Jing.
Guys a little info about that fight scene Donnie Yen and Wu jing did not choroegraph or practice any of that fight scene they did it on the spot which makes that scene very historic and amazing
Rumor has it that while filming this Wu Jing was actually using a real knife and Donnie Yen was using a real baton. Supposedly he broke two of Wu Jing's fingers during one of the takes.
In fact, this is not the case, Wu Jing and Donnie Yen are used wooden props, sound effects are produced later, I have seen this film shooting tidbits, two people are using wooden props, you can clear Hear the sound of wood broken (the above words translated by Google translation software, because I am Chinese, my English is not very good)
Definitely weapon props these guys were actually going at it this scene was not choreographed Donnie Yen and Wu Jing have been working together for years and they have a good understanding of their fighting styles that's why they were able to do this scene so well... If they were using real knives and batons somebody would have definitely got hurt. Although the baton could be real.
im really suprise at how can you guys lie with a straight face, their fight is choreographed, and they're not using real weapons, go watch behind the scenes for fck's sake.
Wu jing played villains so much, his only job was to kick ass and then get rekt by the main actor for years lol. he finally made it in 2017.
He played a of drama roles before in TV so it's not like he wasn't playing heroic roles, but he often isn't the primary actor when there were other bankable names. he's more famous now because he was part of the old guard (though young at his time) that could still fight like this when big name actors like Jackie Chan and Jet Li are rotating out for health reasons. That being said, he's still not that major since the market favorite is Donnie Yen right now.
That being said, he is known to play the "bad boy" or "hero with a history" archetype and is not really known for his comedic chops, so his ability to actually be a major leading man is limited by the fact that he doesn't have Yen or Chan's range.
Donnie Yen used to play villains too in his early film roles opposing Jet Li and Jackie Chan.
he played a tai chi hero in hk movie back in the 90s
This is what's amazing with these actors like Wu and Donnie; I first discovered Donnie as a villain then him fighting Wu here as a the protag this time. And then later on I find out there are movies where Wu is the protag. It's like a cycle :D
this is literally one of the best fight scenes in the history of martial arts films
U should watch jet Li vs Donnie yen in once upon a time in China 2..
You must watch the raid and the raid 2
You should watch Jet Li, his art is art, beautiful
have you watched Flash Point final fight? Donnie yen went 🔥
It was!
I watched the whole movie a few years ago. It wasn't just the fight scene, the expression on their faces too.
Donnie vs Wu fight scene is by far the most brutal, fast and epic fight scene in the movie industry. That is just beautiful to watch.
Nope, the raid movies took the cake on that one. But it's a close second
@@mrrattrap1488 Agree. Raid is
@@Bridgelessalex 对的
for most ppl donno, this fight scene these 2 guys were fight for real in the most part, that's why this fight scene is so special.
The second fight scene. Wu Jing has said on an interview before that because the director didn't wanna overcomplicate things and since the director knew both actors were trained martial artists, Donnie Yen and him were fighting unchoreographed. Of course, they won't out to kill each other but he did say that they were being hit for real (even if the weapons were blunt). So, any expressions of fear and pain during that scene were real.
@Hello World! it's semi choreographed. There are segments of the knife fight where it went full unchoreographed. You could tell the difference where those segments are if you have spent sometime practicing full contact combat sports. There are moments where donnie yen and wu jing hesitate striking in fear of counter attacks and when they just went apeshit swinging for few seconds. The element of chaos is what sells this fight scene
who knows this sadness
Yup... They say they to make it looks real...
Yes, part of the fights were random, not choreograph. The director said what took days to shoot was done in hours in the same night bcoz part of the fight were "free sparrings" between two greats ... Wujing from China and Donnie Yen from Boston ( Donnie was send to Hong Kong in his pre-teen by his mother for getting into too many school fights ).
It’s fully choreographed, but choreographed with their own natural moves. They both introduced moves and would question the other as to how they would respond. So they built much of the fight scene based on how they’d naturally react to specific moves rather than a fight choreographer fully mapping it out. Thus, it looks more natural and specific to their personal styles...but it’s still choreographed.
That fight at 7:00 is so epic. Especially because most of it was IMPROVISATION with no script. It was real and u can feel that!!
Wu and Donnie hated each other after the movie to this day
@@ims3312 lol reallly?
@@human-.-51 is true
After watching this, one can appreciate how shitty holywood fight scene actually is..
china, korea, thailand have mastered fight scenes
exactly
Adrian S.S.L bruce lee
DOMINIC and Japan
I think only hongkong team and chinese actors can do that.@@sshine1154
That is one of the best fight scenes ever.
Agreed. I always come back to this time to time. This fight scene was special because of the backstory.
@@BrianCheng24 i have also watched this fight scene many times and it still feels good.
Because background music also
it's so funny lol
7:59 "It might not be sharper but it is longer" That smile in the back lol.
she agrees
From my personal viewing experience I say that this is the best fight scene in history. There are many that are more spectacular and longer and crazier. But the way this was shot, the actual duelist approach of the improvised clashes, the stunning choreography and performances....no fight scene has ever come close to this for me. Especially after seeing the BTS footage of how they filmed it and how much dedication and work went into such a masterful scene. And I love Donnie Yen films and all sorts of animes and action films, nothing comes close to this for me. Wu Jing's character is basically the sickest knife fighter who's ever lived.
Watch The Raid 1 and 2. It takes the cake for brutal hand to hand combat. Spl is a close second.
@@mrrattrap1488 Mad dog ain't no joke in number one
还有一部 夺帅
Bro he stared in it. He directed it. He is a beast. Great actor. Y'all will love wolf warriors 2
The best fight in decade. Everything went down from there.
Awesome! Just for the info, the fight scene from 8:05 - 8:26 is a non-choreograph fight scene.
Dominic Lin yep, it is very worthwhile to mention that that flight scene part was made WITHOUT choreograph!!
@@zhangshuo517 Agreed. That's what makes this one so special, imo. Just two highly trained artists trying to hit one another. Outside of Norris and Lee in Return of the Dragon this is the greatest REAL fight scene ever put to film.
Really? So they really do a fight scene like that..? Oh boy they are really expert!
Every fight scene is choreograph!!!
They acted/made it too real!
@@prosperfromhometvchannel3483 Yes totally non choreographed... Donnie yen said so in an interview and by the reaction of the actors ... you could believe it ... it's spontaneous
After 12 years this movie ,..still rules !
I love this movie, it was different( It didnt have the typical happy ending). Karma paid a visit to everybody in this movie.
thank you, now I got why Donnie Yen's character had to die
I wanna watch this movie i am unable to watch it online if u have a link pls send it
百因必有果，你的报应就是我（doge）
@@akatorrax1225 没想到这里都可以看见这个梗
sad ending is usually a typical Hong Kong movie ending though
The reason that why this scene is so epic is because this is the real fight when making this(both of them were not satisfied when watching the first arranged martial arts). Donnie and Wu hired massagers after that.
First video I've seen from this channel. The algorithm is working
I remember watching this movie around 8-10 years ago and i didn't realize this fight scene is so dope it is being watched and reacted on by many people.
Just read your description. A group of (those who prepped the action here in Los Angeles) went to the opening night as well and had the time of our lives. Hell yeah to Wu Jing!
Yen and Wu have been working together for years and they know each
others fighting style, you can see a quick double nod of wu's head at 8:27 ,signaling that he's ready for Yen's attack..
2 very good fighters + aisle fight = a very good scene...amazying film
In this movie, every main character pay price because their Karma, even that character is so good or evil.
And the movie named S.P.L., is meaning three main character's Karma.
It actually represents 3 evil stars… ie those born under each respective star is under a curse… s stands for killing, p stands for breaking up, l being lonely…
Sát phá lang (SPL)
This is a legendary fight scene!
That entire fight between Donnie and Wu was 100 % real. They even had a bet who would touch the other
U guys all family members? Nice love to watch ur reaction videos.keep it up
This is the early stage movie of Wu Jing. He improved very much later.
After I watched this movie when I was a child, I deliberately went to learn martial arts and then learned fighting. My classmates learned routines, and I often went out to fight with people.
that final fight scene was mostly improvised, they were basically just sparring with each other and it looked good enough for tv.
Im glad you guys really have an open mind. Wish there were more ppl like you guys around.
I just love Donnie Yen..i wish he is still fit to make 5 to 6 more movies..for me he is one of the best martial artist after Bruce Lee in my opinion.. love from 🇲🇾.. i just watched again this movie last week 😁
Dude in the middle u remind me of myself when I show all my friends badass kungfu fights just kick in back with a smile on ur face and listen to ur friends reaction
很久之前看過這電影，二人對打場口堪稱經典，再看也是那麼精彩！
u might have jus made the record for maximum number of people to do a reaction video
Normies have done more, check out some of their Game of Thrones videos.
ha have you seen burlington bar
Aravind Balakrishnan is time the day you have
Aravind Balakrishnan lmfaoooooo
This fight scene is the best of all martial arts movies i've ever watched
Muito bom
Wujing's movie is good, I love his Wolf Warriors too, very happy to see people in other countries like it.
Charlie Xu 战狼2是一部烂片，知道吗
白瑾 知道战狼2为什么有50亿票房吗？因为天佑在中国喊麦，一年能喊一个亿。国人都他妈什么审美
白瑾 电影就是电影，烂片就是烂片。你不能代表中国人普遍的审美，我也不能。但是几亿个你就可以。中国4亿土逼，爱快手，爱天佑。拿他们也没办法。
白瑾 你这么能骂，战狼2能不好看吗？谁敢不看，谁敢说难看😑
Angry Pepe 懒得跟你解释了，脑子都没有的人
Donnie Yen might be the greatest martial arts actor ever... He masters many fighting arts from wing chun, karate, other mixed martial art too.
At first I thought the person on the extreme left of the screen is a lady with a pony tail. Then I saw that he has a beard
😂😂😂
One of the most intense fight scenes ever! The choreography is still insane to watch after all these years. ❤️🔥
Pleased to know you are interested in Wu Jing and Wolf Warrior 2. I liked it very much and it gives me hope that Wu Jing and Chinese action movies will become popular around the world.
this is in my top 3 fight scenes with Donnie
the background music of this scene is call "Dead-end Alley/Four Seasons: Summer Adagio"(Fiona Fung),you can also find this in the ,i love Donnie Yen ,he is one of the great action movie star in Hong Kong,I always saw his TV drama when i was young.
Wylie The song of the song is called Store the Sun. The one you mentioned is from SPL II
Thanks
Super love Wu Jing. Underrated fighter in martial arts movies. And of course everyone's idol Donnie 🤩
the fighting scene in this movie is quite the top ones.. :D
love to see foreigner loving hk movie :)
people said on the start fright. Almost make it real fright, that why make it so good !
吳京同甄子丹哩場打戲真係經典！
Epic！
香港人驕傲
@@jssw3404 香港人的骄傲?我笑了
@@johnwang323 我說甄子丹。吳京，不了
jss w 甄子丹说自己是中国人唉，香港骄傲跟中国骄傲有区别吗🤣
@@jssw3404 憨鳩仔, 甄子丹都係藍絲黎, 武打明星有邊柒個係黃屍港毒? 不如叫杜民澤出黎同吳京打? 唔駛三分鐘杜民澤俾吳京打到個春袋由個咀噴出黎啦!
You swap the weapons for household items, the fighting choreography is basically what every teacher (round 1) & parent (round 2) would happen to you if you don't bring back the A's on your report cards as an Asian kid.
Saw this gem at the Toronto International Film Festival with about 1,000 people at the midnight madness show, everyone stood the fuck up and bow to the master. One of the best experiences at Tiff.
I love you guys great job
Can you watch "KILL ZONE" LOW BUDGET VERSION FEATURING COVID-19 of the Action C
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哈哈哈，尼玛笑死我了。。。川普老师打算牺牲10万人。
That's here!
th-cam.com/video/7YTtUm2e1_g/w-d-xo.html
Greatest weapons fight ever filmed in my opinion. Donnie Yen and Wu Jing at their best. Other countries - Thailand, Korea, Japan, Vietnam and USA now have choreographed some great fights, but I still think Hong Kong action/martial arts films will always be the Crown.
Check out Donnie Yen “Legend of the wolf”
Martial artist vs action star who will later join China's tier 2 spec ops team.
This is art
If Wu Jing used a longer knife, he would win.
Then Donnie switched to spear
no, The longer the knife, the slower the action...刀越长，出手速度越慢
Chinese kongfu terminology ， long weapons more powerful，but short deadly。一寸长一寸强，一寸短一寸险
yu dogcome Director do not allow him win
Wouldnt a longer knife be considered a short sword?
One of the best fights on the movie history. Two Supremely fight machines 💪💪
I'd very much like to see Donnie Yen and Wu Jing fight again in a new movie.
"might not be sharper but it is longer" .....the girl at the back *almost starts laughing*
Love this group reaction vids...btw that movie is epic
Yeah pliz tell us what's the intro song on donnieyen vs wu jing
hk cinema deserve so much more credit than the world gives them
hk cinema used to be big...they did get alot of credit
Hannah is the only one who reacted when you said "it's not sharper but it's longer". LOL
love to see so many people !
Donnie Yen vs. Wu Jing Fight Scene，is the real Fight，because after something happen in the film so they hate on others
As old as Donnie Yen is, in a realistic fight, many people close to him have said, if he was serious he'd kill Jet Li. (Probably gassing him up. Yet, & still...) That's quite a statement. Some interviewers brought up questioning the comparison of Jackie Chan up to Donnie, and then proceeded to laugh at his humbling answer; as if they couldn't phantom why on Earth would Donnie respect his martial arts. Of course many have said Jet Li was tough too and made counter arguments, but have also said were there had been a problem in their youth... Donnie would of definitely been a problem to Jet.
It's really cool how in order for this scene to work Donnie had to slow down his speed
First time watching a video from this channel.
I don't know the name of the guy explaining the backstory, but he sure knows his shit! It's SO IMPORTANT to know the motivations of the characters and WHY they want to kill each other especially in fight scenes. Those who think the flashy kicks and stunts are all there is to it are missing most of the emotional candy.
This movie is quite revolutionary in HK action movies history. And it has a dark theme.
There is no rehearsal for the fighting scenes of the two men in the middle.
some rehearsals actually, but mainly improvised
as an asian male from hong kong i am very interested seeing you folks reaction, you all look so cute watching lol!! Love you all beautiful faces~~
I had bought this movie right when it was released on dvd. It started a love for Asian cinema ever since 😄🎬
Good video guys!
Donnie Yen is a legit black belt in Karate, Muay Thai, Judo, master in spear, katana and other weaponry, Parkour practicioner, BJJ. And he's action scene choreographer, movie director and plays piano very well. Donnie Yen is a huge fan of Bruce Lee: the serie "Ip Man" is a tribute to Bruce Lee's master, Ip Man, who created his own style, faced tirany and hunger when Japan invaded China, and influenced a whole generation in Martial Arts.
李连杰才是武器大师，用武器那叫一个自然
Also, when preparing himself to play Ip Man (Bruce Lee's Wing Chun master), Donnie got a private training session by Grandmaster Ip Chun (Ip Man's son) in Wing Chun fighting style, there is a video in TH-cam of them training together.
don't know if you guys have seen tony jaa's tom yum goong but i'mma tell you the fight scenes and stunts in that movie is God Tier, one of the best I've ever seen..
REQUEST : Do the reaction for fighting scenes from IP MAN trilogy.
I can say this is one of my favorite movies.
If you guys think that was fast how they fight in the alley, react to Donnie Yen's Forest Fight scene and you'll see how faster they'll moving by using their combo techniques of tiger style and Donnie's fast kicks that no one can ever be defeated by Donnie's best fighting style!!!!!!!
This fight scene was mostly improvised. Especially towards the middle, you can see them both testing each other.
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@@nguyenau2505 Tây nó ko khoái mấy kiểu múa may đâu vào chơi luôn súng đạn bắn loạn mới sướng
incredible the scene is so cool~
Did you know that most of this fight is improvised? This is also choreographed by Donnie yen (the guy with the black jacket)
What about background music it's very impressive song
You guys gotta do Donnie Yen vs Sammo Hung from SPL as well! Thanks!
ohhhhhhh my god...........Donnie Yen vs Sammo Hung from SPL that Scene just........ ........so.......cruel
To me, That's the best fight scene.
It's not real. How can D won H in the wrestling fright scene ? I think SPL fighting scene is no.1 or 2 of his movie. And all the actors and the action director contributed to the fighting scene. Everytime I watched them fighting, I felt sympathy for H and W more
@@Scott-vd2le I know what you mean for D & H fight. But if the wight of 2 fighters is not fair, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu probably the best way to mitigate gap. You cash see the director let them punch the faces and D steps back where H stand still, and D decides to turn to BJJ. It is a logical move. I am thankful for this arrangement because I never see this in other movies. Weight impact least in ground fight.
Yen Wu You sounds like a real fan and really like martial arts. I was, but not now. Do you practice martial arts yourself?
That hand switch with the knife is on point. i wonder if Wu jing did it or was it a body double. it looked pretty difficult.
You should've reacted to Sammo vs Donnie right at the end. I thought it was the best fight in the film.
What title of this movie
7:58~8:40 is realy fight not movie set
did you see the behind the scenes of this alley fight?
Most populated reaction ever...
Wu Jing would have been a hell of casting for as Shang Chi
'Donnie Yen vs 10 Black Belts' please.
because they can fight, the director put them in a real fight in 8:02 to 8:28, not arranged move. You can see arranged and not arranged fight are pretty different.
this movie is my favorite one ,it’s also the best fighting movie in my mind .
Background was : Sammo Hung plays a triad boss that a group of cops has a vigilante mission with. they tried to incriminate him with a murder, so they needed a gun for that. that's how one of the police was sent to meet up with a dealer, but Sammo Hung set a trap and sent Wu Jing.
唔好講外國人唔識睇香港電影 確實係好片黎!
未必是最好,但一定是經典之一
好電影
最经典的对打戏之一，特别中间有一段实战。
最经典的打斗
係经典
Guys a little info about that fight scene Donnie Yen and Wu jing did not choroegraph or practice any of that fight scene they did it on the spot which makes that scene very historic and amazing
Awesome!
I found out that they adlibbed some of the choreography for this scene. this is a great movie too. BTW is Hanna single? she's beautiful!
Wu jing look a lot like Sleeping dog character i think he is the perfect one to play the Sleeping Dog movie instead of Donnie
Fuck u
Rumors says that the fight scene in the alley were cook up by the two actor on the spot!
Rumor has it that while filming this Wu Jing was actually using a real knife and Donnie Yen was using a real baton. Supposedly he broke two of Wu Jing's fingers during one of the takes.
You are right. They really did that.
In fact, this is not the case, Wu Jing and Donnie Yen are used wooden props, sound effects are produced later, I have seen this film shooting tidbits, two people are using wooden props, you can clear Hear the sound of wood broken (the above words translated by Google translation software, because I am Chinese, my English is not very good)
Definitely weapon props these guys were actually going at it this scene was not choreographed Donnie Yen and Wu Jing have been working together for years and they have a good understanding of their fighting styles that's why they were able to do this scene so well... If they were using real knives and batons somebody would have definitely got hurt. Although the baton could be real.
They weren't real, but the fight was unchoreographed, they basically just free sparred with the weapons.
im really suprise at how can you guys lie with a straight face, their fight is choreographed, and they're not using real weapons, go watch behind the scenes for fck's sake.
Wu Jin was hurt much every time when filming. He can not do much more hard fighting now. He showed the real fighting in his past movies.
Just hopes that he is ok.....since real action superstar always have this problems ....>.
这在华语动作片里，也是排的上号的动作场面
@曹操 杠精，人家有说这是最好的了吗？
@曹操 真實性來說, 不多
@曹操 成龙有点搞笑和杂耍。李连杰更像是武术表演，美而不真。甄子丹的是格斗风。
@bruce lee 看访谈，好像就是真打了，吴京就是拍这个手打骨折了！这是一个长镜头
bruce lee 据说这节是真打，没有武术指导
Donnie Yen and Wu Jing playing a bunch of movies together