Martial Arts Instructor Reacts: Nobody - Bus Fight Scene
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Martial Arts Instructor Reacts: Nobody - Bus Fight Scene
Bob Odenkirk is my new favorite Punisher.
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I enjoyed the "Stop Requested" bit way too much. That is pure underrated gold.
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My friends said I also laughed way too much at that when I saw it lol
I laughed when it happened too. 😄
meh, while slightly clever it also felt cheap and predictable. certainly, worth a chuckle and always nice to have a little humor mixed into a scene like this but this one falls in the low hanging fruit category imo.
@@TDCLOL Good for you.
I love fight scenes like this that portray a sense of actual realism. Because the most realistic fight scenes aren't realistic because of brutality, they're real because of their awkwardness and messiness, sometimes to an even comedic effect. There's a bunch of great examples like this, the Oldboy hallway fight, and the Atomic Blonde stairwell fight. But I think the very best example is the house fight in Season 2 Episode 5 of Barry.
I guess the only unrealistic thing in this entire fight is those guys thinking they had a chance in round 2... I mean, any rational human being would have bailed the hell out the moment Hutch took a gun out, emptied it, and said "I'm gonna f you up". I know I would haha
@@hugoalju: I'd never get into this situation in the first place.
I've just watched "the house fight in Season 2 Episode 5 of Barry", and it is stupid as hell, not funny and not realistic.
@@PozitivMC
Ok.
"actual realism" 🤣💀
This movie was so intense. Better Call Saul is definitely a guy I'm going to call if I ever need help 😂
Saul is just a sleezy lawyer, Hutch is a frickin US military level garbage cleaner.
his name is bob odenkirk and he's clearly a masterpiece this guy
I want to see Hutch call Saul
@Oingo 00 I thought it would have been cool if Mike had been part of the crew in the final fight!
"IF I need a gun, I'll just use one of theirs..."
@@mnomadvfx hmm military level garbage cleaner, u mean normal infantry?
One think i have noticed by working as a bouncer, if someone give up His advantage on a fight the're either an experience fighter or a madman, both options aré bad, you dont want to fight with someone More experienced than you and you dont want to fight with someone who doesnt give a shit about their well being
The guys who don't care about their well being are the scary ones!
How often is someone both?
@@uncrunch398 Never? I usually didn't talk to the madmen so I don't know if they had experience fighting, and the experienced fighters didn't were the ones who started fights
Musashi at it's finest. "Generally speaking, the way of the warrior is resolute acceptance of death." If you fear to loose your life and enter conflict with one who does not, you have already lost.
@@hasturthekinginyellow5003 the mad ones usually are experienced in street fights, so yea...
The funny thing is, he was so repressed, that despite how beat up he was at the end of the fight, he felt like a million bucks after taking all of his aggression out on those jerks. He walks away from that and you can feel his inner smile filling the whole theater..
Makes so much more sense towards the end when you realize who he really is. Truly was a great movie
Not often mentioned: he deserves recognition (and all the stunt crew of course) because he practiced two years for this movie. He also practiced on lunch breaks on set. I bet he earned respect!
He saved his life from the workout it saved him from a heart disease
@Unknown dude Bob himself has credited the workouts for Nobody as what probably saved him. Just goes to show that keeping a healthy lifestyle is super important - especially when you start getting older.
@@dynce bit late with this , a healthy diet is the only thing that saves a person from heart disease
YES! Man was beating the shit out of the entire cast to improve his acting for this movie.
For anyone wondering:
The guy in the yellow shirt suffered a broken trachea and couldn’t breathe. Bob uses the knife to cut a whole in his throat and push in a straw so the yellow shirt guy wouldn’t suffocate.
what doesnt make sense to me though is he does that but what about the guy he stabbed in the chest, he probably wasnt going to make it. Is it because he could tell the yellow shirt guy was the young buck? He wasnt really about it from the start.
@@MrLukhut1 yup, it's the only one he feels a little sorry for.
It was in a pretty specific part of the throat in order to do it
I actually love that they cast Bob Odenkirk as Nobody, because, well, it's in the name--he's a nobody. He's not supposed to "look" like an action movie kinda guy, he's supposed to look like a normal guy, which is what adds to the shock that he's actually an all star assassin.
Its great too because the role hes most famous for is just a lawyer not really experienced in any kind of fighting
saul goodman is NOT a nobody.
the best part of it is, because it's like his first fight since he retired etc, his timing is completely off to start, which is why he gets so hurt at the beginnning. it takes him some time to get his combat brain up to speed
yeah. the first round before he was thrown out of the bus was just a warm up.
I think it’s also because the confidence of his opponents is draining too. When he first went for it, they thought it would have been easy and were rushing him. When he came back, they were nervous and didn’t want to rush him like before.
Exactly this. In the behind the scenes, I think the director even references Hutch's increasing efficiency with each fight sequence. Here he is rusty and it shows. He takes straight hits in a 1 v 1 at the start, the attackers get in some really good hits from behind, his movement is slow and un-coordinated and he seems to be having difficulty facing multiple opponents at once since he takes one out but then his next motion is disjointed and delayed and he gets attacked successfully. But he gains some momentum later on after he comes back in the bus. That's when the music picks up and he starts being more fluid in the movement and deadliness of each attack. He starts to move effortlessly between all 5 of them and dispatching them with the knife easily. You can clearly see his mind waking up.
Later when the Russians come to his house, you can tell he's woken up. His movement is precise, his use of his environment is deadly. His tactical approach to dividing and conquering the invaders is much more effective. He is in and out of each engagement quickly. But he is still overwhelmed, partially due to the stair railing giving way.
By the time he goes to see the Russian at the club, he's all the way back. You can see it on his face, in his eyes and the way he talks. He's now having fun with it and hoping that the Russians will keep coming at him so he can keep killing them.
That's the part that i didn't like to be honest. He was portrayed in the movie as like the most ultimate badass assassin dude who doesn't exist. Then he barely survived and took straight shots to the face from random dudes. That doesn't hold water for me. Someone with that kinda training and skills doesn't just get "rusty" to the point of being almost beat to death by nobodies. Just to be clear, i'm not against the realistic fight scenes where the guy takes damage and doesn't just outright demolish them in 3 seconds like in some other movies. My problem is the hype that they gave him. If they didn't describe him as the ultimate killing machine or whatever beforehand, the fight would have been easier to buy.
@@FiveN9ne years of trained muscle memory takes *weeks* to start to fall off & months to regain.
even at the highest levels of performance the human body has limits & though his mind may (mostly) retain the training his muscles won't - he won't be as fast or as strong, or as coordinated as he expects to be & a lot of his performance increase in this film is (i'd say) due to him learning to account for that. (source: a background in sports training & neurosci)
I love how John Wick has basically influenced most of Hollywood to level up their choreography. I'm not sure if the John Wick crew worked with the Jackie Chan stunt team or is influenced by it, but seeing all this improvised weaponry tells me maybe.
This movie was wrote for the same guy who wrote the first John Wick and the team (87eleven) that work in the fight coreography of the movie is the same in John wick movies. I recomend to you the interview that Scott Adkins does to Chad Stahelski
@@23CrazyG23 Nice, their style is so recognizable
for me id say the IP man series started the great choreographed scenes in moveis
@@Sellingmylivertn Def, I was just referring to modern movies. But the influences run deep from IP man to Jackie Stunt team
@@Sellingmylivertn donnie yen was incredible in the movie Flashpoint.
It's beyond refreshing to see an action/martial arts movie where the hero isn't practically invulnerable. I feel this scene is also good at showing that even if they're untrained brawlers, multiple opponents are still dangerous. Even though the hero character won the fight, he clearly took some serious damage in the process, and few are ever that skilled or that lucky to survive an aggressive group attack.
I think one of the reasons he did win was because it was in an enclosed area where he could sort of funnel them out a bit in the sense that he couldn't be attacked by more than two or so at a time max. If it were on an open area such as a street or parking lot, he would've been a lot more likely to have gotten himself killed.
When he went back to finish them off, his getting back on the bus was the best approach, seeing to it that his opponents were still being kept in an area where their strength in numbers wasn't as big of a factor. This video even has examples of someone evening the odds a bit by using aspects of his environment to his advantage, ergo the improvised weaponry.
They didn't overchoreograph the various techniques used, they made the fight seem a bit more believable and had various points that showed a high fight IQ in addition to skill. This is one of the best fight scenes I've seen in years given the way it was so well thought out.
Two months, 259 likes, 3rd comment in SORt by, and no replies (other than mine lol). That's how you can tell that EVERYONE agrees, I don't even have anything to add (and I always have something to add lol). 10/10 comment, very well put together.
@@shaness112233 Thanks so much! :) I really appreciate you taking the time to read my comment and thanks for your response. I hope that you're doing well and that you're having a great day.
A great comment indeed. Well-funded, temperate and stylistically impressive. It does beg the question whether you have experience in martial arts fighting, though. In asking that, I am not questioning the validity of your statements, rest assured, it is more a gesture of genuine interest.
@@hunter_0221 Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts and I'm glad that you found what I had to say worthwhile. :)
I've trained in martial arts (Mostly Judo and Taekwondo, but also some Wing Chun, Yang Taijiquan, and Combat Hapkido.) I spar but I haven't competed and as for self defense situations I've had to protect myself a few times but that was some time ago and luckily I haven't had to much since then. I'm also working towards teaching martial arts in the future, although I don't train in the same ways that I used to given that several years ago I became physically disabled. (Lower Back issues combined with Dyskenisia.)
I'm going to be relocating with family so I'm hoping to open my own school once I'm settled in the location I will be moving to. I'm not able to do much in the way of striking anymore, but I can still grapple quite a bit and I've been expanding on my knowledge on that front from various systems/styles and I'm hoping I can make my goals work out well for me.
It disappointed me a little that the rest of the film practically makes him invincible. Granted, he gets prep time for the rest of the fights, as well as guns and other gear, but even the one time he's taken by surprise he quickly escapes. Still a great film, but I enjoyed this bit of "de-rusting" more than the rest.
He kept it hand to hand until the one opponent brought the knife into play. Then it became no holds barred, very brutal.. Getting back on the bus is an intimidation factor. The point here is, yes you should expect you are going to get hurt in this fight, maybe even killed, but you can still mess the other people up just as bad, and a bully never expects that..
Hmm
@Man with hair Some people really dont like bullies
@Man with hair He was angry about his life at that point in the movie. He and his wife were distant. His financial life wasn't where he wanted it to be. His kids didn't respect him. There was a home invasion and he let the people go and everyone basically called him a coward or pulled the "if I was in that situation you know what I would have done...." So he finally chased down the two people that robbed his home to get revenge and realized that they were nobodies with a baby to feed and his morals wouldn't let him do anything. So he had nowhere to vent his anger at everything. And then those guys got on the bus and answered his prayers. He wanted that fight. And that's why he went back in for round 2.
It's hard to know what to do when the person you're challenging responds with the physical equivalent of "let's die together, motherfucker" and just goes all in.
@@Lowlightt great recap, what I loved about the movie is you could just feel the anger pent up. And the only one who still respected and showed love to him no matter what was his little girl. (so 'his kids didn't respect him' doesn't fly, it was only his son).
The fact that these assholes had taken her kitty kat bracelet made him snap.
The way it eventually returned made me laugh out loud. Thoroughly enjoyable movie because of those little touches.
The real takeaway from this scene is his willingness to use the entire environment as his weapon & the thugs stuck on whatever was in their hands. He used the bottle, pole, back of seat, stop cord & backpack to inflict actual damage on them. Cool as hell.
I have to say that this fight is a perfectly example of how weapons as force multipliers change the face of an engagement. Had he just gone for a knife from the off he probably would have taken less damage.
Its a frckin movie man - its not real.
There is no force multiplier - there is only action for the sake of narrative effect and entertainment.
All damage taken is fake...
@@borntodoit8744 relax bro it's just a hypothetical
Yeah true, I think though he was out for a little self punishment based on what had just happened. Not sure if you've seen it so I won't spoil it.
I interpreted it completely different. I think originally he just planned to beat the guys up and when he stepped back onto the bus the second time, he realized that the fight had evolved to the point where it was no longer a matter of fisticuffs, but rather a matter of life and death, and he escalated the force appropriately.
@@borntodoit8744 what. I've been tricked my whole life, thanks to you my eyes are open now
As a bus driver in a major city, I have had some pretty crazy fights, riots...never had an actual shooting but have had numerous weapons pulled on the bus. Have had our E.R.T take down bad guys. But gotta say. Never had a fight like this. Loved this movie. Great video as always.
L.A pal?
I would love to like your comment but i love number 69
The city where the movie was filmed. Someone pulled a machete out on a bus
Before I forget back in 2017 a driver was killed on duty for here no one wants to pay the fare.
You stay safe bus driver man, you guys have a job dealing with all kinds that id rather not
Let me guess the US?
I will say I love the obvious change of intensity from round 1 to round 2. When he gets back on that bus, the level of aggression completely skyrockets and his attacks become vastly more lethal than before.
It 2as a fight u til the asshole pulled the knife
Than it's military CQC
I like how he change his style from hand to hand combat into using knife, not like in some movie where the characters always stuck in one style even if the opponent using machine-gun . That make the scene more realistic
if you havent watched the movie you should but it is explained later why he's able to do what he did
Well, a more realistic scene is he gets hit once and goes down. That's it. Most fights in real life end pretty early.
@@damienholland8103 of course but we can’t do that in movies because it will end in 5min lol.
What i mean by realistic scene is at least there is some logic and fights, the main character get beat too, not just 1 guy kick 17 without a scratch.
@@damienholland8103 for exemple i did yesterday’s on my channel a breakdown for fights scene of “ip man vs 10 karate students” the scene is completely disaster, lot of mistakes in the choreography make it bad and far from been realistic
@@fightsclub8768 right on. take care.
I didn't expect much from Nobody, but I think it's one of my favourite films of that genre now. It had this great current of self awareness running through it, and like you said the protagonist actually takes something of a beating.
Except he wasn't the protagonist.
@@barbarat5729 Pretty sure Hutch Mansell IS the protagonist...
I was so worried when he hurt himself doing this movie.
But it was nice to see how proud he was of it. It was his idea, his pitch. Really wanted to do an action movie. Was sick of playing lawyers lol.
I love that you can see him slowly remember how to fight and get better through out the fight
The best thing about that scene was that before that you had no idea that he was this killing machine. He came across like an office worker who would do anything to avoid any kind of physical conflict. So the contrast made the fight scene even more unbelievable
"Martial Arts Instructor Reacts" I was expecting some insight about which things are realistic or not, and feedback like that, not gonna lie
Want to say that about 90% of this is unrealistic; they'd be down after a quarter of the things each of them went thru, and nobody wins an unarmed fight 1 vs 5; that said, it's totally a fun scene
And the instructor did point out things like bad haymakers being thrown and the back of the head breaking hands irl due to unconditioned and untrained punchers
I actually prefer this, I really enjoy this!
@@RrowdyBeast yeah,thats true. Very good scene and video.
Most realistic would be him not emtying his revolver. Firing a round somewhere safe to show he means business, possibly shoot one in the leg if they still don't run away then just chase them off. No way anyone is charging a guy with knives when they can get killed in a blink of an eye.
@@Ashgrom don't shoot the leg mate a little miss and you can kill people easily(bleeding out).
I like that when he crushes his throat, there's a look on his face of, "well shit, fun is over, went too far."
I absolutely love fight scenes like that - i’m all for fantasy with magic and armor implemented into fighting, however the power and sheer badassery that comes from fight scenes like this, like when he saw him run for the gun but he decided to go for a loose pipe first felt so good, and not to mention he was on unequal grounds, he had a gun, yet decided to have nothing, while they had a knife and numbers. Watching that entire clip gave me John Wick flashbacks in every way, and I love it.
Gritty, dark, bloody, messy. This is how a street fight looks like: No rules, no referee, no time limit. You never know how long it's gonna last: 30 seconds or 6 minutes? The top quality of fighters btw is not necessarily how hard or how fast you can hit (though that's necessary, too) but how hard you can GET hit & still keep going (quoting Rocky here),. And of course how LONG you can fight. It's also about how much pain / injury you are willing to inflict on your opponent(s). In other words: Mindset, resilience & stamina.
The scene is a little over the top, but in general it captures all these things very well. Well done. And good commentary.
true i learned this the hard way and since then i havent lost a fight when it had to happen but you have to get your ass kicked along the way to win sometimes you just gotta take a punch or kick or grab if you want to get into a better position
6 minutes street fight?? You have not probably been engaged in street fight so far.
The last street fight I saw lasted six seconds. It was one guy versus a group, they dragged him to the floor and then kicked him unconscious within seconds. That's reality.
@@maxmiliancady8174 6 min. is indeed rather uncommon, but it might happen, esp. with multiple attackers or if grappling is involved (and that happens more often than you'd think). Some street fights are even longer, it's crazy.
You ever grappled with someone? If so, you probably know how exhausting that is. You need a different type of stamina than, say, punching & kicking. And yet, if the other is also a capable grappler, it might take you minutes to get him into submission.
My point was: On the street, you never know how long you'll need to fight. So better train to be prepared for a long, exhausting fight that involves both striking & grappling. And if the fight is rather short (which it thankfully is in most cases), and you get out of it alive, be glad about it. That was my point.
Usually it's one guy punching another and the other guy getting dazed and that's it. Or they're wrestling each other. It's very rare that I see any fight last very long.
You can see 5:08 is where the reality starts to set in .Yeah, when you get fucked up real bad, there comes a point where you realize you *have* to keep moving. At a certain point, you know that if you close your eyes, you are either going to wake up in a hospital bed or you aren't going to wake at all. So you amp it up, run until the gaskets crack.
I went to go see this movie in theatres, and it was one of my favorite movie experiences of my life, also there was no one else in the theatre at the time, honestly just an overall fantastic experience. keep up the good stuff man, love the vids!
Movie was so surprisingly good. And there was no one in my theatre either don’t think many people knew about the movie which is a shame
Soon as I saw who was making it I said yep I am going to be there.
i love this fight scene. it's gritty, messy and less choreographed looking. they didn't make him like a superhuman here. he is just a *nobody* with hardened and experienced body for fighting. most fight scenes that i've watched just went pass me but this one stuck. i thought this would be a "meh" movie for me but damn, i have watched this a couple of times and it's rare for me to repeat a movie.
This was his best movie and I literally never would have thought he would do a role like this and nail it so well.
The older bad guy Daniel Bernhardt was an awesome B movies action star in the 90s and early 00s. He had one of the best axe kicks on film. He took JCVD place in all the Bloodsport sequels.
He's also a baddie in the Matrix and John Wick :D
Atomic Blonde
He was in Matrix and was in Mortal Kombat, the series.
Swiss guy 🇨🇭
I think hes the fight coordinator for matrix and john wick.
Brutality sometimes trumps skill, sometimes the winner of the fight is the one who wants to win it the most.
It's written and produced by 2 of John Wick's production team bosses, Dereck Kolstad and David Leitch. Even the director is a big shot in the industry.
Remember Biting Elbows? The Russian band that did that amazing MV for that music sheet "Bad Motherfucker"? Or you've heard of Hardcore Henry? Yea. Ilya Naishuller, the lead singer and creator of Biting Elbows and director AND creator of the film Hardcore Henry was the director for Nobody. That's why it was epic as hell.
there was a rumor going on that this movie is in the same universe as John Wick.that would be epic !
John Wick and Jimmy (from HH) both appeared as DLCs in Payday 2, hell you can see Jimmy's duct tape mask in a scene in HH, so the canonicity of that crossover is very likely. Hutch could very easily appear as a DLC in Payday 3.
Your reaction on the hyperextended elbow was a mirror image of me the first time I saw this. Great movie.
Haven’t watched this yet. However, when I saw his smile and the way he escorted the bus driver, I knew who was about to win 💪🏾
I like the bus as a set for the scene because it gives the antagonists a reason to not attack all at once given the closed in space.
That's usually funny to me in films that in these scenes to show a character being badass by taking on a bunch of guys. The bad guys always seem to take turns like tag team wrestling vs just jumping the guy all at once and overpowering them.
Love the bit where he flicks the knife up into the guys arm, it winds me up in fight scenes when they just stay there static with a lethal edged weapon
You would never of thought he could be a Jon wick type and nail it. Proved alot very wrong and nailed the role. The bus fight scene probably the most requested for showing a epic one man stand but also showing a more realistic fight scene.
The way they intended the "I'm gonna fuck you up" line was that he wasn't sure if he actually could. So there's doubt in the delivery.
I mean all depends on your perspective I see him unloading his pistol then saying that as a sign of "Lets see if I still got it"
@@isaacsmith6878 I like that he made it clear that his intention isn’t to kill them even though each and everyone one of them are the biggest assholes around and deserve it.
Even when he got his hands on their own blade, he went for non lethal attacks with it instead of just trying to slash the throat.
I am glad I watched this movie in theatres. I haven't been out in years and when went out on the day it was released, I had no idea what the movie was about. I only went out to take a break from video games and askee the receptionist on movie recomendations at the time. She suggested Nobody to me, so glad she suggested this because it put a smile on my face when this scene came up.
When I was in grade 6, during a fire drill in June, a bully was chasing someone and they ran into me. I was a big kid for my age and I had set my feet. He went down, I didn't. I turned away thinking it was done and he gave me a nice liver shot. All the years of being bullied culminated in me spinning around (at which time HE had turned away) and letting him have it in the back of the head. I broke my hand. But I never heard back from the guy. Didn't stop the other bullies but in hindsight, I was the better man. I never hit anyone again. Not because of my hand, but because I knew I could seriously hurt someone if I did. At 6'4" 300lbs, I'm a gentle giant. But I think this movie shows what all the bullied wish were possible. Bob O. is awesome!
Fight scenes in small areas (bus, hallway) is always big challenge for the fight team, that’s why i i like more than fights in open areas when you have move space
It really does add an air of intensity you don't get with the more open arena fight scenes
@@BurridgeMartialArts604 The tall guy is Daniel Bernhardt from Bloodsport 2-4 and The Matrix 2 and one of the other guys was from the two newest Kickboxer movies he is the main star.
the transporter had a lot of over the top nonsense, but the bus fight scene in that movie was tight AF
That was DEEPLY satisfying to watch. I gotta see this movie. I didn't even know it existed! Thanks man!
That was a great scene that must have took ages to plan and execute. The teeth flying out and then being addressed was something very seldom seen. Thanks for the review highlights.
Excellent scene, when you’ve got multiple opponents you have to be totally committed and downright savage if you’re going to “walk” away
While I was in the Army back in 69 a guy we were getting Kung Fu lessons from in our barracks got taken by CID back to New York for trial. Seems he walked into the wrong turf and got attacked by seven gang members. He killed 5 put 2 in critical in he said "less than a minute"
Judge ruled self defense....
...Jesus Christ, man! That's ice cold!
@@andriealinsangao613 Yet he was the coolest nicest guy. Life or death. He meant to kill the other two he said. Now that was chilling to me.
@@meervi77 Understandable, really! Heck, even the nicest guy can break at some point!
Oh yeah I’ve been looking forward to this reaction
I love how he said “get what the CHARACTERS deserve”, basically saying the the actors didn’t do anything unlike the dude who was the new Captain America in Falcon and The Winter Soldier when the dude literally took down his Twitter account from the hate he got. (I don’t know why I brought this up)
It's so sad that things like that happen. Like the voice actors from The Last Of Us 2 getting death threats because of what their characters did it what they were in the FICTIONAL STORY! People are far too quick to outrage for no reason these days
@@BurridgeMartialArts604 ikr, thanks for responding
I love it because he isn’t an touchable godly fighter, he can just take a lot of pain.
That fight was completely believable. Great choreography. Great video.
I absolutely love this scene.
I absolutely love the bit with him taking off his watch and shifting it to his hand to give himself a little extra oompf when you see him pounding downwards on the guy next with the watch face. A nice little touch to it.
I watched Nobody a couple years ago and absolutely loved it. I still do. I rate it as one of my all time favorite action movies.
This was brutal! Love it haha
The rest of the movie is sort of like that. It's always got that tone in each fight scene. But that scene is the peak. After that, with a couple exceptions, it gets more into gunfights than anything else.
I've watched this movie about half a dozen times. It does not get old.
bro went from "Better caul Saul" to “Better hope no one calls Saul”
Great movie. Loved it. Brutal fight scenes. Go Bob!
Charlize is a total badass. Loved her pre-atomic blond fight scenes in Hancock, Mad Max and even Aeon Flux. Of course after AB, she did some really great work in the Old Guard.
Best movie.. loved the family and humor.. The music was perfect! Inner dialogue was great. Best quote.. "I may have overcorrected". Also funny scene is old guy recognized tattoo.. lock.. lock.. lock.. lock.. slide window closed.. watch it and you'll get it.
I love how excited he looked when they got on the bus. With the music, it really sets the scene for something crazy to happen.
Legendary movie fight scene imo
The ability to take a beating is a superpower unto itself. Also known as the Balboa or Murdock Effect.
Love your reaction videos and your appreciation for the spectrum of fight scenes, from highly choreographed to partially improvised.
How about some Shaw Brothers love? I recommend Heroes of the East. Some of those fights are really fun and the movie itself is really watchable, even if it's dated.
That fierce straight punch to the guy wearing the yellow always gets
Just had fun watching the scene, THEN, had fun watching you react🤣. Great vid! Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it!!
You mentioned actors you don’t expect to do these type of action. Check out Colin Firth in The Kingsman either the bar fight scene or the crazy church massacre scene.
I agree! Please check that out when you have a chance.
I think it’s a better idea to check out the pub scene, The scene in the church is full of bigotry and racism, probably not a good idea to broadcast something like that.
I rented this movie recently and man, were the fight scenes raw as heck! Definitely more grounded than John Wick but just as violent. I did have issues with some of the story, but it's a work of fiction, right? All in all, a good movie if you like that bloody, hard core action stuff.
The "empathic pain" (when the guy gets his elbow broken/hurt) you show is hilarious ...
@0.19 This, completely this! I never expected to see him in a role like this and now I cannot wait for the next one to come out, quite impatiently waiting....
Man, the brutality can be efficient. Sometimes, you just gotta take matters into your own hands to send a signal not mess with good people
I supposed you have watched mr. Inbetween assholes scene?
Personally, I feel like the scene was heavily accurate. You're normally right, that hit in the head a bunch and stabbed in the side would usually be enough to keep someone down, but he went into that conflict both composed, and filled with rage and adrenaline, humans have survived far worse and kept going thanks to our adrenal glands so I imagine that with his life experience, and adrenaline fuelled rage, something like a pocket knife and a couple goons wouldn't be much trouble to deal with, as we can clearly see
Amazing scene, cracks me up every time!!
I’ve been waiting for this
I have fought a few people in my time and... I can safely say this man showed more restraint than I ever had. Only 3 hits with the metal pipe? I think back to the times it took people pulling me off someone and restraining me a moment before I'd stop trying to actively smash their skull in. Not a huge fan of violence in my life as a result of those experiences. It's way too easy to rage out and just bash people into a pulp before you realize that'll come with... consequences later.
I absolutely loved Nobody, one of the best action flicks I've seen in a while.
You should check out the mma champ fight Scene from Banshee S1 E3. Some pretty brutal moments in it. You'd probably enjoy it.
I like how there are moments he has to stagger to his feet and stop to take a breath in between hits. It actually feels like he’s in a fight that could kill him.
Bro the bald man on the bus before the fight scene was like * looks at Hutch, Yeah nah im out *
5:43
He literally become Levi from attack on titan 🤣🤣
Hey, have you already reacted to Hardcore Henry's fight scenes? Perhaps in a livestream? ^^"
I recall you saying that you never saw the movie itself, but if you haven't seen any of it, consider reacting to the rooftop fight scene.
Greetings from Germany
I just realized that he cut that strap off the seatbelt so he could grab the guys knife with his hand, this is some awesome choreography for a fight
Finally watched this on HBO Max and it was amazing and quick. It didn't overstay its welcome, it said what it needed to and made me want more. That's all you want from a movie.
I think you still have to buy it, but it's definitely worth seeing. This might be the best, but it's not the only good fight scene in this movie.
You REALLY need to do Atomic Blonde, especially the stairway fight.
Come on, if someone is loading a gun, you don't go in the opposite direction to try and break off a metal bar. That is suicide.
Way better than I was expecting😊❤
Funny enough, he trained for months for this movie, hand to hand combat and weapons training. And the people who trained him portrayed the people he messed up. So there was alot of trust built up between stunt men and star for the scene. He later said that the training saved his life in surviving a heart attack.
Movies to check out: deadliest art best of the martial arts films
King of the kickboxers
Super fights
No retreat no surrender 1,2,3
Blood moon
China O’ bryan
5 deadly venoms
Original drunken master
The protector
Fearless
I have plenty more if u wanna more movies fight scenes 💯💯💯💯
This movie has some of the most realistic fight scenes I've seen in an action film in years
Seen it 3 times now, fantastic movie. Hopefully will do a second one.
“He’s going to tourniquet himself with that seatbelt!” No… he’s about to catch a knife, mid-slash! This movie rules.
I have a suggestion for your next reaction max. React to scott adkins ninja shadow of tear bar fight scene.😁👍
Me and my mate saw this one in the cinema when it came out. We were expecting a cringe comedy action movie... Was very surprised.
It was a comedy action movie
One of my favourite scenes in a film I’ve never seen
That snarl at the end after hitting the guy with a bar.. immense
just the knoledge that this was filmed in my home city is amazing (for anybody wondering its winnipeg, manitoba, canada)
4:22 I felt that knife kicked right through the thigh. Omg.
this is literally my favorite scene in that entire movie
I loved this movie. Was hesitant, but saw this same clip and had to check it out. Did not disappoint :D
When he went back inside the bus I thought he was going to duck tape the gas pedal and jump out. Lol
A fun little detail about this scene: There's only background music before Round 1 and during Round 2, but all of Round 1 is just quiet in the background apart from fighting sounds. Just something that makes this fight even cooler
He knew what he was doing when he said, "It's all good man,"
This was brutal! Fantastic clip.
I love how the bus has a
"If you see something say something poster"