Best Modern 1v1 Hand-to-Hand Fight Scenes
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- 0:00 Undisputed 2: Last Man Standing
1:48 Quantum of Solace
2:47 John Wick: Chapter 2
5:02 Blood and Bone
8:06 Ong Bak 2
9:56 Flash Point
These fights are all about 1v1 skills with varying levels of intensity. sometimes they are fighting for show, other times they are trying to kill each other. Either way, these are some of my favorite one on one fight scenes so i hope yall like them too.
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0:00 Undisputed 2: Last Man Standing
1:48 Quantum of Solace
2:47 John Wick: Chapter 2
5:02 Blood and Bone
8:06 Ong Bak 2
9:56 Flash Point
This is based on chronological order not ranked by favorite lol
I like the fighting scenes
thank you
The original Old Boy has the best fight scene I've ever seen, fucking exhilarating. Love the Bond scene from this list too, the modern 007 movies have found the balance between dramatic and realistic which probably super hard.
All brilliant movies
I love how even without having watched the movies or knowing the actors, you instantly know which one is the good guy
that's good choreography and storytelling right there
Yes usually the better looking dude
Not all, the 1:32 is hard to know
The good guy mostly wins😂
Which is bad writing. The good guy isn’t always going to fight like they do in these scenes
1:32 that kick was the cleanest thing I’ve ever seen
I keep replaying . that shit so clean
ikrrrr
I was looking for this comment
It’s aimbot
I'd gladly pay to see someone do this in real life 😁🤣
4:41 I love how the train announces "this is the end of the line" as Wick tells Cassian how if he pulls out the knife he'll bleed out and die... great use of background noise to solidify the end of the scene.
its the end of the line for Cassian as well lol. dude knows wick beat him.
I liked all the people on the train like, "Same shit, different day..."
Man anytime I see a “hand to hand” combat compilation I automatically know MJW is gonna be in at least three clips. Always great to see his fights
He's such a beast. He has the explosiveness of a smaller guy but with that muscle mass behind everything every hit also just looks like it'd carry major damage. And of course, his control is what allows him to make it actually look like he's getting the other martial artist, which is something I think a lot of people won't consider. I still remember the one Universal Soldier movie where the bad guy's master plan was literally just being MJW haha.
or Donnie Yen and Tony Ja. Maybe Jet Li
He's a legit fighter, the real deal.
I find his scenes to be generally underwelming tbh. Especially when compared to Jackie Chan or Donnie Yen
@@aaronbarlow4376He was never a real fighter, just a martial arts practitioner. He has a lot of belts in many different disciplines but he was never a competition nor pro fighter. He always looks stiff and slow in his movies like a stationary object his costars have to work around. I like the guy but he had some limits to what he could do. For example in the blood and bone clip the one acrobatic move is clearly not even him.
The thing about any fight btw Scott Adkins and Michael Jai White is that both of them are fully capable of pulling off any move that the other one can do, lol.
@Dominick Fischer it's because, they can't act that well.
Between***
Btw= By The Way .
Took me a minute to figure out what you was tryna say there.
@@MsBrookeWilcox i hope you don’t actually mean a FULL minute? 🤣
@@LikeSpee Its slang
@@MsBrookeWilcox me, too😊
Gotta love that most of these fights show the effectiveness of adding grappling into conventional martial arts.
Real shit bro
Big facts
I take issue with Flash Point having a guy still able to throw spinning kicks, let alone walk after a severe knee bar + heel hook.
@@domperigowned4830 wdym sir, tis but a flesh wound.
@@domperigowned4830 I think it was more like he considered the knee bar then locked the leg in a triangle and went for the heel hook, but I definitely get your point nonetheless.
Any Donnie Yen fight scene will always be phenomenal tbh. This man is in another league. Insane that he still moves like he’s in his 20s too.
Just looked it up. I think Donnie was 47 when he filmed flashpoint. Not that old, but when you compare this to Keanu, whose about the same age, you’re absolutely right.
I find myself disappointed in this fight tbh. A lot of haymakers and over exaggerated moves. It's also known that in his recent films, the fights are sped up ever so slightly to make it seem faster than it really is. Nothing wrong with that, but you can tell when the physics of one of them falling or jumping up, etc, and it's slightly too fast
@@j0hn00 It looks like a real fight to me, not too fancy moves just 2 guys barraging each other. And these guys know way better than you, so.
@@Obarg1_ What do you know about john sawyer life and experiences ? He could be working in that field. I'll add that not being able to fight doesn't mean you can't distinguish the choreography. Knowing that guy fall to fast and the physics are not respected is proof of his knowledge.
Actually, most of the real fight doesn't rely on over exentended or flashy move. Why ? Because they don't hold any power. Why waste your energy on that.
The last time, I feld those are true fight are on Bruce Lee movies. When he fight against group of opponent, you can see how precise, compact and few movement he use to defeat them.
@@nguyenminh-luongluc3218 I don't care who he is. But it's most likely that Tony Jaa knows more about these things than some random ass youtube commenter. I meant that only some bits of the fight look realistic, not the entire thing. Also the Bruce Lee movies are unrealistic, Bruce is a good martial artist but the fights are mostly unrealistic. Thanks for telling me what i already knew.
It is impossible to have a video like this without Scott Adkins, Michael Jai White, and Donnie Yen. They are just incredible at this.
Hollywood is so damn weird. I've never seen better martial arts actors than Michael Jai White and Scott Adkins and yet they only got roles in small to medium budget movies and not as many as they deserved.
Mortal Kombat!
@ I have a big list of famous actors whose acing skills are questionable at best, starting with Ben Affleck and Keanu Reeves with all of sympathy for Keanu as he is a wonderful person. As for training actors to fight is doable until a certain point. Try to imagine Matt Daemon playing Boyka.
@ It's a hard truth but it's true, they cant act as well as others. They're martial artists, legit martial artists who dont need stunt doubles. keanu reeves is very very convincing though.
Hollywood never focused much on fights as much as it does on the content (story, fiction, drama, comedy, thriller, romcom, war etc). Martial arts were not culturally important for them as much as in China...That's the reason, they didn't get much limelight...Even Bruce Lee had to struggle for his first Hollywood film
Once in a while they get chance to direct the legends like Jackie Chan, Jetli, Michael, Scott Adkins...but they screw up with movies like
Shanghai knights, Rush hour (why the hell u wanted Jackie chan if you are going to focus more on comedy)
Jetli's hollywood movies were disaster (even the fights were not properly choreographed)
Donnie yen in Star wars and Fast & Furious (Tony jaa too)
Scott Adkins in Dr strange
There fighting is too expensive and time consuming. Haven't you noticed that Jackie Chan no longer does Hollywood movies? Choreography takes months, studio has to for any injuries all this cost makes Hollywood lazy so they go for shaky cam or put their actors in poorly lit fights
The Flash Point fight was the coolest 1 v1 I've ever seen. Holy shit those two pulled that off perfectly, insane.
You must have never seen raid redemption or raid 2. If you havnt I promise they will move to your top movies
@@gofkurself i have not
Check out the Donnie Yen v Wu Jing fight from Kill Zone SPL it was apparently mostly improvised and was the 2 just trying to see who could hit the other first
Nah, some obvious camera deception cuts, wire assist and even fast forward camera action. Pretty slick for what it is, a Hong Kong film, but not nearly as good as any John Wick fight or the Undisputed 2 one here. It looks unbelievable because it obviously is.
The one at 5:03 had to be the most realistic Taekwondo fighting scene I've ever seen. It was so suspenseful; no music to distract us from the amazing choreography. I've never even heard of that movie either.
one of my favourites! Recomed watching it
Blood and bone is the movie name. its a great movie about the underground fighting ring.
I really like how both fighters take their distance at times. It's refreshing to see them fighting like actual pro fighters do instead of both being constantly on attack mode
Taekwondo? They’re using hands, feet, elbows, knees, and grappling.
@@user-kz7wj5fl9r I’d say at least as the general base to their stance and initial moves, the grapples and more so acrobatic kicks, definitely not.
Michael Jai White deserves so much more than the roles he's been given.
That's the fucking truth
Bet he's gonna be on Donnie Yen next movie...
Seriously, he should've got Luke Cage or Blade in the MCU.
ron jefferson I agree totally.
Blade's son...😁
Gotta miss Donnie yen in his prime, he was and still is badass
Which movie is this scene from ??
@@jessesalmantv2817 Flash Point
He will return with Keanu Reeves, so no worry)
Would have love to have seen him play Raiden in that mortal kombat film. At least then there would be 2 good things in that film. Kano and Raiden.
I watched a current movie of his
Some MMA guys in the movie fucked him up
Ong Bak 2 has to be *the most* underrated martial arts movie of all time!! the second half of movie is nothing but Tony Jaa throwing hands! Non-stop!
Scott Adkins combat scenes are always a masterpiece
He is most complete fighter in da world!
Best hand to hand combat I ever saw was the final fight in the raid 2. Was on the edge of my seat
The owner of this channel is lack of referance, he doesn't know the Raid...
Exactly both raids are masterclasses and put all these movies to shame. I commented about raid and then read comments to see if anyone else mentioned raid and people are just uninformed or something cause them 2 movies are incredible.
That’s exactly what I just commented up top. The raid 2 was just pure insanity.
Yeah i can appreciate long shots that don't need a lot of cuts and edits to get pulled off... Lil dude was definitely giving them the business tho
Bruv...The Raid movies is number 1 in fight scenes compared to others in our time now.Iko is my favorite martial arts actor right now(Jackie Chan back then)but Nothing right now can top The Raid movies
I actually can't believe the disrespect for Raid
Facts 💯
Yeah raid is next level. I remember watching it for the first time and it being legendary
Agreed 100%
I was thinking the exact same thing! Every scene was gold.
My issue with it is the "guy waiting to get back up to attack again in the background". Its an issue with a lot of 1 vs an army type films that come out of Hong Kong. You have to 100% ignore the background or the fight choreography loses a lot of its impact. If they didn't get up to attack again it would work better; maybe one of the reasons John Wick vs multiple people works well is because he makes sure they stay down. It just looks better that way from a choreography perspective.
Its great when watching these fights, to see one opponent who clearly starts adapting to the others fighting style, and start winning. It shows that it takes brains to win a fight against an equally skilled opponent.
Goes to the point of being the smarter opponent.
Best modern scene for me is the kitchen fight scene in The Raid 2. Absolutely brilliant.
Yes, vs the Assassin. How about Rama vs Hammer Girl and Baseball Bat Man
@@kingconsoles it was good too, but somehow the girl strength and movement isnt convincing enough for me for her to do damage. Its not like its not good, but unlike the kitchen that has the opening and the fight. Good storytelling there.
The Raid: Redemption, one of my favorite fighting movies.
Scott Adkins signature move, he fakes like he’s going to kick you with his left foot then turn and kicks you with his right foot. That some bad ass shit
Gyver kick?
In reality Atkin can’t win against that nigga..
Recent interview had him saying that the kick won't have any impact in real fight...it's just for a show
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@@youngknowledgeseeker 1:31
In the blood and bone fight scene, when the opponent took of his dress jacket, it was to symbolize he felt he was better then Michael's character therefore he got cocky, which is exactly what Michael's character at this moment was waiting for. Testing his opponent and letting him think he had the upper hand, until he took off his jacket showing his cocky arrogance leaving himself open. Perfect time to fuck with someone
Great deduction!
I don't think so. If anything that jacket was constricting. If you're fighting someone with a jacket on, and then you took your jacket off during the fight, it would be to have more freedom of movement. Or because you were feeling too warm. Or both.
@@Bendesho True - but there's also no denying that the fighter *also* got cocky after taking the jacket off... whether he took it off because he was cocky or not, I don't know - but there is a direct correlation :D
The cocky part was him thinking he wasn’t a serious threat and keeping the jacket on til he got his ass beat than took it off
That leg sweep got his mind right tho.
Scott Adkins is the best! He deserves to be an A-list star!
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Donnie Yen's Flashpoint is a masterpiece.
Raid redemption and raid 2 are masterpieces
I love it when the action doesn’t have a million cuts per second
I agree. I think it was the 1st Jason Bourne movie that had it the worst. I literally got dizzy tryin to watch the fights.....
Liam Neeson
*cries in Mulan 2020*
You need to watch the last resident evil movie, holy cow, that shiet cuts at every frame is not normal
@@ZA-7 yikes brother
Couldn’t begin to fathom what it would feel like to get roundhoused in the face with a timberland boot.
it hurts. swear. those boots are heavy as hell too. so one from a skilled fighter in timbs is just over kill.
I've ended fights with a boot to the shin. I don't want to imagine the face.
A timberland boot with a 240lb man inside of it.
Thats one thing, but Michael also kicks insanely strong to begin with. Talked about him on the Joe Rogan podcast where in the gym they were talking about Joe's insanely powerful kicks and Michael said he had strong kicks too. So he kicked a heavybag so hard the chain broke off.
If you think timbs are bad imagine steelcaps.
I never realised how utterly efficient and brutal the Quantum of Solace fight was.
WOW!
As much as I wish we would see more classic 70s, 80s and 90s style fight sequences, I really appreciate the Bourne and modern Bond films for giving it a new twist.
Some fantastic fight choreography. A credit to all those actors who performed some badass moves in these scenes.
5:52 S/O to Sensei Fumio Demura, the living legend. His teachers were from the older Japanese days, when the dojo was more terrifying than any mugger on the street. Where sensei’s were more ruthless than any other staff Sergeant. True self defense.
I actually got to meet the guy. Dude’s pretty amazing.
Good eye there...I had to look back again and saw Bob Wall too!
Learnt something new today, thanks
nah mugger on the street now have fast arrows
You gotta love Ong bak 1 and 2 because there was so many injuries in the making of this film that you know it’s a good movie.
Donnie also has one of the best 1v1 weapon fights vs Wu Jing in SPL. It’s legendary.
That last Flash Point fight is sublime. MMA Gods would be proud
Donnie Yen is one underrated fighter. Been a fan for years.
I also agree the same.!
I think Tony Jaa (Ong Bak) is even more underrated
Yea yes this is so true
Ever since SPL!!!
Same
The kick in 1:32 was everything 💪💪🙏
That kick was smooth
I have no idea how the hell that had any impact behind it at all, because it sure wouldn't stagger someone with the black guy's build.
But fucking hell was it cool as shit, and that's all that matters.
The sound effects and the slow mo really got that to another level
I replayed that like 9 times trying to figure out if it made sense. I couldnt make sense of it, but CHRIST it was amazing to look at.
Fact : It's a G U Y V E R Kick
Don yen fight scene was a masterpiece of all the scenes, 🔥🔥, that guy made me love martial arts 🙌
Someone's never seen either Raid movies
That James Bond scene is so good. I love how at the end you can see how the other person just bleeds out. Very different from other fight scenes, also the way James Bond looks at him afterwords.
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Yeah looked very realistic
I haven’t watched the entire movie and I’m not gonna watch that clip again but it appeared as if James Bond stuck him with a needle that put him out...
@@godwantsplastic something pointed weapon like a glass struck in the neck causing instant death
Daniel Craig was cold
yeah both bond and MI had to up there game when bourne came out - but sadly no bourne on this list lol
Donnie yen scene was absolutely amazing, the skills in MMA, wrestling, jiujitsu, submission locks, footwork etc
What a fighter!
Undisputed 2 and Blood and Bone are EXTREMELY underrated films! Good list here, thanks!
Flash Point has the best fight scenes of any movie I have ever seen
That fight at the end has such a lovely mix of martial arts included. Donny Yen choreographed it personally as a love letter to martial arts everywhere.
Word to God, son!
couldn't agree more
You should watch The Kitchen fight scene and Maddog vs Rama and Doni fight scene. You'll change your mind.
Idk about that but it was cool. That nose bleed Donnie had looked real. One of the best fights ive seen on film is Benny the jet and Jackie Chan Wheels on meals. Check it out if you haven't already.
Man I love that you included Flash Point! I freaking love that scene, one of the best, hands down.
Saved the best for last ;)
There is another scene from a more recent Asian movie I can't remember the title but the fighting was exceptional too. All I remember was that one of the fighters was dressed almost all in white and the protagonist (main actor) accepted his opponen'ts invitation to fight, in a lone street somewhere in Tokyo or Beijing, can't remember the place...
@@alexandrech8874 Its Kill Zone by Donnie Yen too. th-cam.com/video/_H-3NKj8yO8/w-d-xo.html
The James Bond fight scene seems quite real; I love it and thank you for the video!
1:33 is one of the most amazing kicks I've ever seen.
That damn Flashpoint fight scene is a damn classic!!! One of my personal favorites!!!🔥🔥🔥
Consider this a professional courtesy...
The last scene with Donnie Yen is the only one I hadn’t seen. What a fun fight! The speed, theatrics, and takedowns. Donnie triple slamming the guy lol. Looked like Jiu Jitsu and very creative. Excellent compilation, nice variety.
Yeah it was ridiculous jiu jitsu. Like the guy who choreographed the scene did three classes when he was 8 years old, watched some older guys rolling and tried to recreate it 40 years later.
A knee bar, with knee collapse sounds, then a heel hook, more sounds.. The guy gets up rubbing his butt... Ffs.
Then that horrendous white belt rear naked choke with no hooks or other controls.
Pure trash.
Almost as bad as the two guys flailing ahout like quixotic windmills come to life.
@@eschelar Donnie was trying to blend MMA and wrestling into his character's fighting style in this movie. He's one of the first to try that in a Hong Kong action movie.
@@eschelar I dare you to mention any MMA fight scene that looks real but at the same time entertains as a movie fight scene...
@@realdealmind01 Yeah, actual fighting looks stupid.
The one that impressed me the most was Donnie Yen in Flashpoint
The Bond one was fantastic. I liked Daniel Craig in the role-and I liked the darker tone; how he’s just casually looking around to see who noticed while he waits for the dude to bleed out
That scene also showed what range Daniel Craig has as an actor. I think you can read a lot of subtlety into it, which is rare in such a physically demanding sequence. From when he breaks his hand, to slashing his neck to finally stabbing him, you really hear the pain and desperation in the other guy’s yelling, and it’s dark stuff. Great performances from both actors. Bond almost seems like he has to look away from the horror of his last moments alive for a split second, and really his whole humanity washes over into this robotic stare and he forces himself to watch it. Really stand out scene to me.
He is insane & brutal
U right bro, u can see him judging his morality, seriously
@@mohammadhafizul7697 xxxv
@@mustafamatthews1242 xxxll
Never heard of Flash Point. That scene made me want to see it
Nothing like showcase of strength. No weapons. No explosions. Just pure one's strength. Thanks for the compilation.
i like the fact that everybody on the subway car just watches two men duke it out with knives like its an everyday thing
All these fight scenes were great but only Tony Jana’s fight sequence was done with real hits throughout. When Tony Jaa entered the screen he wanted to showcase realistic muay thai by actually allowing hits to land. Unfortunately that type of realism led to his body taking so much of a beating that he now takes softer roles (besides the aging).
They did real hits for Flashpoint as well. Both Donnie Yen and Colin Chou had to go to the hospital after filming.
Yep the only real fight is Tony Jaa scene
Ong Bak 2 is entirely just a fighting masterpiece honestly. This clip in this video wasn't even the coolest scene at all. Movie's got a pretty meh story, but the INSANELY good fight scenes carry it all the way, and, in my eye, solidify Tony Jaa's place as the best martial arts performer in movies I have ever seen, bar none.
@@arnox4554 cinematography was great too with the wide angle lenses and great shots
@@ironmonkey1512 Actually, that's pretty true as well.
Where's The Raid 1 or 2?
Best fight scenes ever.
No
Foreign_maddogma Morris Guess you've not seen it then.
You should, they're awesome.
Agreed with u, especially the raid 2
@@voon183 Come on they are awesome films 🍿
The choreography is extraordinarily good isn’t it.
@@foreign_maddogmamorris809 Errr Yh bro,
100% awesome
Blood and Bone still goes hard
5:03 This might be the cleanest hand-to-hand combat scene I've ever seen in a movie and hella entertaining too. Definitely gotta watch this movie.
Blood and bone a classic
Yeah that was a very good fight scene. My favorite ones are the ones where the bad guy and the good guy get some hits in. Not when one completely wrecks the other.
@@comicfan8350 yeah me too because it shows a true challenge honestly badass fighters who never struggle are boring in my opinion its movies like these where it's like damnnn fuck yeah who's gonna win? type vibe huh
@@lavishlivingta8956 Yeah and also good choreography.
Go watch raid redemption and raid 2 and see if you views dont change Hollywood ain't fucking with these guys
You know MJW is epic when he's in 3 of the 6 scenes on here.
3 of 6? I only see Undisputed and Blood and Bone with MJW in them. You got him confused with other black fellows?
I LOVED the Ong bak series as a kid and I still do now ❤️
All the fight scenes on this compilation were dope,but the flash point scene was the best one!!! The whole movie was intense!!!
Scott Aikins is the man . Choreography is Wicked.
. “Put on these glasses, or start eating that trash can.” ... and it starts, "They live", arguably the greatest fight scene in a movie ever
And longest! I concur my good man, best fight scene ever...
It’s the story behind the fight and the fact that it’s the saying of “People will fight against the truth and hate you for speaking it” if it were acted out as a real fight that makes that scene so good
What I love about flashpoint is not a single fight in that movie feels choreographed
The Raid 1&2 have the best fight scenes in the history of cinema. No competition.
Tony Jaa, Donnie Yen and MJW are underrated beasts
Fr donnie yen for the win
And Scott Adkins
I'll whoop all they asses! All I need is a fully automatic weapon and that invisible coat Harry Potter used to fuck with and they be in trouble!
Donnie Yen fight scenes are so good. I wonder who's going to pick up the mantle after he's done =(
Don't know who could even compare. Dude is a legit martial arts badass as well as being an amazing actor. Not many can do both so well
He's a diamond in the ruff. Amazing actor and martial artist. It's gonna be hard.
Iko Uwais
The boys from Martial Club for sure. Andy and Brian Le
@@javiersoriano671 They can't talk act though lets be honest XD They can move act, not walk the talk.
every movie with jai white in it always has the most phenomenal hand to hand combat scenes
The climactic fight scene between Chan and Urquidez in the 1984 movie Wheels on Meals is widely regarded as one of the best fight scenes ever filmed.
the way Bond just waits for his opponent to die, giving him his own space...awesome dude!!!!
I actually believe that he was just waiting for his assailant to lose consciousness, so he can get up and leave without any problems (why else keep a grip on their arm after he already stabbed them in neck? he's hurt but not finished that is why)
Of course though the guy bled out afterward , in a real situation that wound would have been fatal after 3 minutes without medical attention
Michael Jai White is one of the best movie fighters. Freaking love that guy.
Yeah but no blood the whole time🤣. Bro that suit and tie should have been red✌
mad underappreciated
And the acting is always terrible.
Yep. Did a good Mike tyson too. Blood n Bone, undisputed2, Never back down, has a somewhat cheesy movie on net flip called SWAT or something. Scott Adkins continued with the undisputed movies but him and Jai White were hard to beat for no1
Didn't he play spawn too?
I love how people on the train are just watching no one is like “no stop guys” perfect representation of New York.
2:25 has so much respect. The way he let him go out
Also side note: what bloody idiot decides to come at a secret agent government ninja with just a pocket knife?
Should've an automatic shotgun and unloaded it at him when he came around the threshold...
The last fight in ong bak 2 where tony jaa wields mutiple weapons is so underrated...the choreography is fucking legendaryy!!!😲
I love how people in films can get repeatedly kicked directly in the head and keep getting up.
And how they can keep kicking without getting tired.
You guys should watch some ufc fights. Some people have extraordinary durability.
RobertBaratheon305 Some do, but I'm still to watch a fight like one of these.
@Rafael Alódio
Oh a fight like these? No way. I only speak on the ability to absorb damage from certain fighters.
@@StannisTheMannis305 , your brain can only take so much man. Durability only goes so far. Those UFC fighters that get hit in the right spot get knocked out fast.
Love that judo and grappling part of Donnie´s fight.
Quantum of Solace, chef kiss* magnificent.
1:34, that is of the greatest kicks ive ever seen.
I know, it was nasty
1:33* ....🧐
When bond hit the guy with the frame, I felt that.
Ouch.
Yeet moment
Man, the fight choreography in Blood & Bone was so, SO much better than it had any right to be. The plot is pretty damn generic, but man, when MJW has good choreography to work with, he makes magic.
Iko Uwais on The Raid should have been atleast top on this list second only to Undisputed
I love how Ong Bak 2 and 3 are nothing like the first one lol
They said that 2 and 3 are prequels
I've only seen the first one, what are the changes?
EmptyHand49 It wasn’t just Muay Thai anymore, Tony Java blended so much more fighting styles into his own, such as Hung Gar and Kendo, also he got some of the best presentations of ancient Chinese weapons I’ve seen in a movie
Yeah, and where's the people's elbow?
👍😊💚
Blood and bone, The Undisputed, The Protector trilogy were my go to action movies
Fight scenes have gotten SO MUCH BETTER than when I was young, in the JCVD era! Holy shit, I haven't seen any of these movies, there's at least a couple I need to see now!
A lot of this stuff just reminds me WHY I love Martial Arts (movie especially) SO much!
The Choreography! It's like, violent, manly "dancing".
that Jason Bourne fight scene in Morocco in a bathroom is a worthy mention. Excellent choreography
I liked the fight scene in the apartment in the first Jason Bourne..where he stabs the guy in the hand with the pen, that to me was exceptional
Exactly what I was thinking while watching these!
Now that kingsman has been around for a bit i cant help but realize the actors in both movies have simular fighting styles
1:27 is the coldest head kick I’ve ever seen
The kick so nice you gotta watch it twice
Thanks, bruh. That was a pretty dope compilation!
- That first fight when they fell out of the ring and those two guys didn't even flinch but just threw themselves in so they wouldn't just hit hard concrete was cool to see.
5:03 Michael kept faking his opponent out, so he could form a plan in his head. Love this fight scene.
Its one of the weakest fight sets picked for the compilation, hard for me to take fight scenes where the "fighters" have their hands hanging down by their sides seriously anymore, they look more like dance partners when the fight choreography is like that.
@@CanadianWolverine Tell that to Wonderboy. If you're at a level where hands down benefits you go at it.
Didn't really like how they g toe to toe and then Suddenly he goes super Saiyan and dodges every hit effortlessly. Other than that great fight probably one of the more realistic ones out there
No Jason Bourne clips? Those were some of the best hand to hand I seen in films.
Shaky cam and stupid fight choreography
@@doburu4835 at first i was like oh thats BS!! Nope, you are absolutely right. i just checked.. funny how blown away i was when I first watched it. Sure doesnt take long to get desensitized by the next best thing.
@@burntt999 it was revolutionary at the time but the trend and awful use of it ruined it could work with a proper context and not overly shaky
And how is captain America vs winter soldier not here.
shaky cam.. shaky cam.. shaky cam..
blood and bone fight is best in this list, the fight look casual and elegant imo
I love in the Ong Bak 2 scene the old guy with beard gave that look yeh it’s about to go down just before the fight started made me laugh lol best fight scene next too John Wick of course 👍🏾
Undisputed has the best hand to hand fight scenes ever.
Check out the 3rd one!!!
remember the flashpoint fight from years ago...still one of my favorites
that first fight is how you do slomo, that and the sounds really make it punch feel so powerful
Love how everyone on the subway just sees 2 guys knife fighting snd they're just chilling not changing carts or anything
John Wick movies are borderline autistic in the way they handle character emotions.
That fight with Donnie Yen is so good.
The James Bond fight was the most realistic fight of all of them.
Specially the way the guy died, jesus christ that shit is traumatizing.
The way he tries to gasp for air as he is slowly bleeding to death, his body trying its best to squirm out of there, twitching and all of that, the look is his eyes never breaking the stare to james bond is just something
Wait i thought home boy got hit with a tranq dart lmao
@@Token_Black_Guy Nah, at 2:30 Bond stabs his femoral artery. He then presumably drags the blade (doesn't show this). Bad guy is clutching his neck from a wound earlier in fight, but he's bleeding out from his thigh. Forgettable movie, but this was a brutally realistic hand to hand fight.
@@jmhthe3rd none of the bond movies are forgettable
Sort,fast and brutal exactly what i would expect a knife fight to be like
Tony Jaa introduces the most realistic fighting problems you would face like the leg-block on the takedown, the problematic spining kick when the opponent closes the gap, the sweep, the not-so-tight armbar.
Buttas & Dress shoes........much respect.
Blood and Bones is still my favorite action - fight move ever.
The huge guy that Tony Jaa fights is a natural beast.
Raid 1 and 2 be like:"The disrespect is getting real around here😂😂"
Those movies were awesome Like the first better