I really like the fighting techniques utilized by Richard Norton in his movies...also Donnie Yen, Gary Daniels, David Bradley, Phillip Rhee and Wesley Snipes.. 👊🔥😊👌
@@berylrosenberg704 true, but he actually knocked the guy out with a backfist. That being said, yes high kicks can work but they're risky. Your balls are exposed, you can get your leg grabbed or you can slip and fall on hard ground. You have to be careful.
2 real and talented martial artists. Don't recognize the blonde woman. Doing what is essentially "entertainment Fu". :) Can't believe I spent decades being a fan of martial arts action films. Though I was less critical as a boy...never questioned much. Just accepted them as "entertainment". Notice how all the moves are moves you shouldn't be using in an actual fight? :) More so in a "fight to the death"? Lvoe to see some one make a MA action film aiming more for as much realism as possible. E..g. no "bad guys attacking lone hero one at a time". Have the hero working with a partner at least if not a team. That makes more sense when fighting a group of bad guys. Good guys should take hits, bruise and bleed. Get injured, get medical attention after, heal enough THEN go after the bad guys. Have the less damaged members of the team go after some of the bad guys to buy time for the other team members to heal. Join the team later in the movie...etc. And as in real life...any one in an all out fight will gas out. SHOW THAT!! Use "combat/fight to the death moves" when it calls for it. Not "show moves". You don't want to spend more time than needed doing flashy kicks and punches. Cripple the bad guy and go on to the next...Break a shin...bad guy will be rolling on the floor screaming...no longer a threat...or a solid kick to the ribs...turn into a statue speechless...etc.
The director of this movie is tanga at gago.. he make the fight scene ugly.. He made it very close up..the hero is real martial artist, and perfect in his execution of tecnics.. but bec. Very close up it turns to be as if the execution is fake
Living legend.
I really like the fighting techniques utilized by Richard Norton in his movies...also Donnie Yen, Gary Daniels, David Bradley, Phillip Rhee and Wesley Snipes.. 👊🔥😊👌
They are masters. I agree with you.
Richard norton is amazing .
Richard Norton is BADASS maybe he should have been Raiden in the first Mortal Kombat movie.
Kathy Long’s techniques are smooth as hell.
1:26 that's why you shouldn't kick high in a street fight.😬
Except that he kicked that high after injury?
@@berylrosenberg704 true, but he actually knocked the guy out with a backfist. That being said, yes high kicks can work but they're risky. Your balls are exposed, you can get your leg grabbed or you can slip and fall on hard ground. You have to be careful.
Lovely
Pure fights
Лучшие фильмы были тогда в те времена
The poor kid at 0.45 thought he was fighting another kid from high school.
Wah top bngt karakter bella dirinya.
Bagus yaa....Mantul pokoknya..👍👊🔥👌
Full contact!🤨
Финальная потасовка просто очуметь👍
I'm sure the lady is Kathy Long. Could be wrong though.
3:50 - Wait...did he just pull a Feilong???
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1:25
2 real and talented martial artists. Don't recognize the blonde woman. Doing what is essentially "entertainment Fu". :) Can't believe I spent decades being a fan of martial arts action films. Though I was less critical as a boy...never questioned much. Just accepted them as "entertainment". Notice how all the moves are moves you shouldn't be using in an actual fight? :) More so in a "fight to the death"?
Lvoe to see some one make a MA action film aiming more for as much realism as possible. E..g. no "bad guys attacking lone hero one at a time". Have the hero working with a partner at least if not a team. That makes more sense when fighting a group of bad guys.
Good guys should take hits, bruise and bleed. Get injured, get medical attention after, heal enough THEN go after the bad guys. Have the less damaged members of the team go after some of the bad guys to buy time for the other team members to heal. Join the team later in the movie...etc. And as in real life...any one in an all out fight will gas out. SHOW THAT!!
Use "combat/fight to the death moves" when it calls for it. Not "show moves". You don't want to spend more time than needed doing flashy kicks and punches. Cripple the bad guy and go on to the next...Break a shin...bad guy will be rolling on the floor screaming...no longer a threat...or a solid kick to the ribs...turn into a statue speechless...etc.
How about 'The Raid'? Would you consider it "entertainment Fu"?
Too fake for me
The director of this movie is tanga at gago.. he make the fight scene ugly..
He made it very close up..the hero is real martial artist, and perfect in his execution of tecnics.. but bec. Very close up it turns to be as if the execution is fake