Bad Movie Fights vs Good Movie Fights, Vol. 1-5
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All the first 5 volumes.
Mission Impossible: Fallout has some incredible fight scenes but what about Atomic Blonde? IP Man? The Raid? Batman vs Superman? Barry?
And the worst? Steven Seagal might be in the video...maybe?
Volume 1 has been re-recorded - however, the IP Man sequence featuring Donnie Yuen has been removed due to YT copyright.
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as terrible as it is it still amazes me how seagal managed to actually sit through entire fight
Honestly, such laziness is inspiring.
His chair-fu is legendary.
There needs to be a Kung-Fu Panda Scene were Po does the same :)
it wasn’t planned or in the script. he just needed to sit down. standing was too much for him
Still less amazing than managing to sit through a movie of his.
I’m not saying anything groundbreaking here and I definitely will not stop saying this: my GOD!!!!! the raid 2’s fight scene fucking rocks. Oh my Lord
well im glad you like it. because i don't
Absolutely unbelievable scene. Loved that movie
@JesRocWitMe I'm glad you don't like it, because suck it, nerd.
@@JesRocWitMe why didn't you like it?
@@V3NOMXIII whenever I see two high level martial arts characters i like to see them learn each others weaknesses and styles. Like Fist of Legend by Jet Li
I remember when I watched The Bourne Identity in the theater and absolutely loved it. So when The Bourne Supremacy came out I again saw it in theaters. I remember the shakey camera fight and being genuinely disappointed.
At the time, I didn't mind it....as it was 'fresh' upon a rewatch, I was like "Whatttttttt?!"
Honestly, The bourne example is one of the rare cases where I feel the shaky cam style works. there are only two people, the setup is simple enough that it's clear at all times who is armed with what, the shaky style furthers the frantic confusion of a "real" fight rather than the virtuosity of a "story" fight. Could the camerawork and editing be more meticulous ? sure.
Nonetheless I feel like switching to the style of the raid for the bourne action scene would be a betrayal of what the movie is trying to tell.
bourne shakycam works because cuts are matched to a focal point that is consistent across cuts, your brain is able to follow action of shaky shots because shaking of the camera is just noise the human eye is trained to ignore, while your eyes stay on the focal point. in bad shaky cams the focal point is not chosen or matched adaquately between shots.
It's the sound effects used during fights that get me the most.
Steven Segal and Mike Tyson weren't even in the same room during the fight sequence
36:50 "They seem to be play-fighting."
They LITERALLY are play-fighting in the movie, that's the point of the scene.
also, there's a netflix movie (originally an anime show but made into live action movies), but i think it's "rurouni nenshin: the beginning" where at the start it has a truly incredible sword fight scene, so many good fight scenes as well in the movie and spectacular acting, worth checking out
Very good indeed, it's "kenshin" not nenshin though.
@@slovengak4879 lol yeah, that's a typo on my part lol
Yeah its one of the few great anime live action since its really well made and the director really understand the ruroni kenshin world i havent fully delved into the series due to me reading the manga ive heard great stuff about it
It weird because Neeson used to be a bare knunckle boxer
he should be able to show some good punches
Most likely lied then
Not bare knuckle, just a regular boxer in Northern Ireland.
The raid is filmed in Indonesia which allowed the fight scenes and stunt work to be a lot more brutal than in normal film making countries lots of onset injuries a lot of the fights were real no punches pulled stunt man got stabbed in the chest also injuries during wire work.“
Every f***ing thing was horrible," said Evans in an interview with GQ. "It was a tough shoot.
Love this!
I will say that the Bourne fight does at least two things well:
1. Even though the camera is shaky and you can't see much of it, I think you're right that the actors are actually doing a really good job and the choreography of the movements is actually solid.
2. The storytelling within the fight, at least after watching it once or twice, is actually plainly laid out. There's these flurries of barely-comprehensible motion, but there's ALWAYS a pause that shows the characters leading into the next segment of the fight.
As the most obvious two examples:
After they grapple for a moment against the counter, Bourne is pushed back and there's a pause where the antagonist holds the knife in his hands and approaches.
The second obvious moment is when the antagonist crashes back into the shelf, glances at the metal edge, and begins to cut the zip-tie from his wrists. Meanwhile, Bourne takes the moment to find a weapon, which instead of being as simple as, y'know, a knife or a bat, he tightly rolls up a magazine.
This is true in the Bourne Identity fight sequence as well. In both fights, you constantly see the two trying to outmaneuver one another, improvising weapons, demonstrating their true skills and displaying the efficiency of their fighting styles where they mostly just try to immediately kill one another or choke each other out.
So while I agree that the shaky camera should have been toned down, I actually think some amount, maybe even a somewhat high amount, would still be effective when you consider the way the director tells the story of the fight sequence. You may not know who hit whom at any given moment, but HOW THE FIGHT IS PROCEEDING is always explained in the pauses.
Just call it “good fight scenes vs bad fight scenes” and the problems solved 😂
There are many scenes in different movies in which I enjoyed the fighting, it felt natural, BUT, the hall scene from Oldboy is the best one in my opinion. You might ask why? Simple, he gets tired. He doesn't have the best technique, he receives multiple blows, it makes you believe he's in real danger, but for me, the realism is him getting tired as the fight drags on. Anybody here who practices martial arts knows fighting is tiring, you only have so much adrenaline in your body, you only have so much sugar in your muscles, your whole body is in complete overdrive. You can be the fittest fighter in the world, but you will also get tired. I love that scene.
scene (and movie) doesn't get enough credit. this content creator, says a lot of things i disagree with, and his take that the oldboy (original) fight scene isn't great "from a technical standpoint" is one of my disagreements. that scene is fantastic on all points, realism, drama, tension, technicals, choreography, its visceral, and engaging, not to mention the editing is phenomenal. one of the best, and it inspired a TON of fights in later movies,
For 2 seconds i thought it was Sunday and a new episode, but this'll do 👍😂
Sorry for the false alarm!
That Raid 2 sequence in the wine fridge... Imagine blowing that take and having to reset that scene
My list of anime with the best fights:
-Hajime no ippo.
-Baki.
-Hunter x Hunter.
-Kengan Ashura.
-Ashita no Joe.
-Naruto (Rock Lee vs. Gara).
-Vinland Saga (Thorfinn vs. Thorkell).
-Yu Yu Hakusho (Yuusuke vs. Toguro).
How is a trained fighter/killer female or otherwise, beating up a male considered unrealistic? She punches him in the head several times and doesn't knock him out. I think it's portrayed well
By the way, do you have a martial arts background? Just wondering if you critique fight scenes based mostly, or solely, on cinematography (which it’s clear you’re more knowledgeable than the average), or if you have some martial arts experience under your belt
Thanks for the comment :) I'm a filmmaker - no martial arts experience :) I present the videos from a filmmaking standpoint rather than a special fighting technique standpoint :)
@@MarcusFlemmingsIt always interested me that regardless of real life fight experience, everyone can agree (to a certain extent) what makes good fight sequences
Dude. Dude. Dudeeeeee! You included Justified! JUSTIFIED!!! i AM SO HAPPY!! 🤗🤗🤗🤗 Keep making these videos man, you know your stuff!!!
JUSTFIED is my fave show ever! It's not the best show ever...but it's my fave!
your content is awesome. your channel deserves its audience
Big love!!!!
is it bad if i also liked the sup vs zod/faura-ul&nam-ek fights?
here again, just like every upload mr. Flemmings. keep at it sir!
Hahaa! you've probably seen all of these already, it's just 1-5 all together!
@@MarcusFlemmings I have indeed, but always a reason to rewatch some fantastic scenes and commentary! :)
You already showed part of it, but the storytelling in Ip Man III Donny Yen vs. Mike Tyson is outstanding. In fact the entire series is like Rambo where every film, while being on the surface an action movie, is actually sending a message. Chinese history. Very basically you can say "This is the guy who trained Bruce Lee.", but Ip Man 1 was a meta-battle between China and Japan WWII/Nanking (Win), 2 was China vs. Britain Hong Kong occupation (Win), 3 was China vs the USA (Tie) and vs China losing its identity (Loss), and 4 was China in the USA (Win). Each fight tells the story of the relations between the countries with different tactics and fighting styles. Ip Man 3 has the disciplined master of Kung Fu against the most powerful hitter on the planet. And like China and the USA nobody won...you can say they came to a respectful agreement.
I think if they removed the shakey camera in The Bourne Supremacy fight it would have benefitted the movie a lot not only for the obvious making the fight more coherent for the viewer but working well with the story and the camera work could have mirrored Bourne himself, for example in a fight he's in his element and there's no uncertainty as his training or programming has made it so deeply ingrained that there's no doubt in himself whereas in other scenes without direct action would be shakey cam as it would be more in line with his uncertainty and peaking when in closer relation to his forgotten past thus making the camera work reflect his overall mental state adding to the overall movie's theme.
But that's just my opinion.
Haven't finished the video yet, but check out the fights in Parker. Quite realistic, well choreographed, great makeup and effects, real stakes.
Regarding shaky cam and frenetic editing, I'm 90% in agreement with you. If the purpose of the scene or overall goal is to give a sense of the speed, chaos, and confusion of a/the fight shaky cam and schitzo editing is forgivable. BUT and big but, that has to be the obvious reason, you can't let the director hide behind that. An excellent example IMO is the shootout in the basement bar in inglorious bastards. It is pure chaos, over in 30 seconds, and everyone is shot. Exactly how something like that would happen in real life.
Now if the purpose is to show off the fight, nothing will do but steady cam nearly stationary camera, wide angle shots to show everything that is happening or super close up to show the intensity like you saving private Ryan example.
About the name for the series… You could name it:
Bad vs Good fight scenes || From Movies and TV shows || Part-[] || Marcus Flemmings ||
Or,
Bad vs Good fight scenes from Movies and TV shows. Part-[]
Or, take a bit of both.
1:35 - Barely started and got me laughing. Magnificence.
Just found this channel, seeing it is a recurring topic in every episode, will you do a tv/series fight scenes ?
Thanks for the watch :) nah, in Volume 5, I talk about how I'll address the TV situation - I'll just include them anyway!
What's the TV series at 1hr 20minutes 47seconds in (the one just after Ralphie and Tony's fight from The Sopranos)?
Honestly, I think Iron Fist did not deserve to be lambasted that much.
While I absolutely snoozed through the first season, the second season was actually very enjoyable. It had a much better story, more action scenes and most importantly vastly improved fight choreography, and you could definitely tell the actors had much more training this time around. It had fewer cuts, and the actor playing Iron Fist did a lot more fighting on camera.
Really bummed they cancelled it. I personally looked forward to season 3.
I'd love to see a video on good vs bad gym fights. Compare something from John Wick with a John Wayne western, gun fights have come a long way since then.
That winter soldier scene with Bucky inspired at least partially both my love of knives and knife making as well as my love of jiujitsu
My goodness I just spent my entire evening watching your videos. These are so great.
Massive love!
did you actually re-record the voice over for the first video? if so, mad props to you mate. that's pretty hard work
SO glad you noticed that! What I thought would be an easy job, took me bloody ages!!! Big love for noticing that!
@@MarcusFlemmings jesus man, that's some real dedication. keep up the good work mate!
i like fight scene from jackie chan vs benny urquidez ( Wheels on Meals film)
Danny the dog with jet lee also good looking fight scenes, there was some familiar faces from undesputed 2 :)
saw Donnie Yen first in IP man, W movie
Donnie Yen is my martial arts movie 🐐
Ip Man has my favorite fight choreography. That alleyway fight in SPL is my favorite single fight scene of all time.
I saw Old Boy at a Movie festival back then. This movie rocked, even while having to stand up to the Matrix at the time.
And thank you for repeating your oppinion on shaky-cam over and over.
It mirrors mine. I really hate shaky cam in Movies. It started with the Blair Witch Bullject, which I hated, and continiued from then, I never liked a shaky movies.
If the scene is bad without the rattlecam, it wont get better if the camera is drunk.
It's tremendous!
So there seem to be quite a few movies and martial artist that just didn't get mentioned. Lets see... Jet Li, Donnie Yen, Tony Jaa **(Ong Bak pre-dated The Raid), Christian Bale (Equilibrium). Also Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill scene with the "Crazy 88" I was strongly influenced by the "Lone Wolf and Cub" movies and The Street Fighter (Sonny Chiba * he was in KB vol1&2).
There's more volumes to come! So plenty of time for Jet, Donnie and Tony (Donnie was mentioned in Volume 1 and 2) - thanks for the comment!
couldve sworn the matrix thing wasnt a rumor. i literally saw interviews and transcriptions for them out say that there shouldnt be more made and if so spit on the people who spat on your life’s work
we all know marcus doesn´t count gun fights because he will have to put the entire John Wick saga
Hahaha! So true! However, stay tuned in 19 hours!
The Bourne Trilogy is probably one of the best action franchises ever, but from the getgo their shaky camera fights annoyed the FUCK out of me. The three movies are equally great in their drama/spy elements - hell, even the random spinoff with Hawkeye was pretty cool - but I'll be damned if the fighting sequences weren't dizzyingly poor.
Absolutely brilliant videos! I do wholeheartedly agree with your thoughts!!! Keep up the great content! My only thing is... That Bruce Lee had nothing but respect for the stunt men he worked with, often bargaining for higher wadges for them with the studio. It was never stated in Matthew Pollys book that he "tagged" people on purpose, only on accident. Also Bruce had a massive respect for and trained with Judo Gene LeBell many times asking for help on how to sell strikes. For an in depth look on these rumors, see the Kung Fu genius and goldenbell training youtube channels for actual interviews with Matthew polly and others on Bruce's real stunt back stories... p.s. For a well done animated fight scene... I always come back to cowboy bebop the movie! Fantastic action and fight scenes!
what do you think of the prison fight scene in the jack reacher series?
Love it! And Love season 1!
amazing video ❤
I'm confused. Why did Donnie Yen get introduced and then not talked about in Vol 1? Was there a section that had to be removed or something?
Oh, I've watched further and clearly there was an IP man fight removed!
Yeah, sorry! It's still in Volume 1 on the channel - but with old audio. My patreon has all the videos unedited!
@@MarcusFlemmings ah I see! I went back and found it! Thanks!
The thing about pencat silat is that it has origin in war, so weapon usage us heavily used. Also, the raid 2: berandal actually has to get stuntman from hong kong because they're the expert
Have you seen Ong Bak with Tony Jaa? I'd be very curious to hear what you think about it. Some really fantastic fight scenes.
Ik theres a no gun rule but can you do a series where you specifically look at gun fights?
only good gun fights would be John Wick in the video lol
@@DeRockMedia Not true at all. Plenty of interesting gun fights to look into. John Wick was revolutionary with gun fights but you have some great gun fights in plenty of other movies.
Hero is a lovely film. House of Flying Daggers amps this style up to 11. Kung Fu Hustle needs more love. Story 1st film making
2:30 Mostly I notice how the camera is too close to the action and keeps moving. The fighting is great but I hate the camera work
What’s your opinion on the fight in Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon between Michelle Yeoh and Ziyi Zhang? I honestly think that is one the greatest fights ever, it’s pure character driven.
I absolutely LOVE it!!!!!!! It's so good! First of all, the film is breathtaking but the fighting isn't just there for the sake of it, it has an impact on the story!
@@MarcusFlemmings 100% agree! It gets overlooked a lot!
@@davidkhan1626Don't know about that. Many consider the fight a masterpiece. One of the best examples of using a fight to tell a story.
Transformers 2 forest scene deserves to be in here
24:15 there seems to be a sudden skip to a different point...
Yeah, TH-cam Copyright is killing me!
Chan. Even tho Chan is a fan and disciple of Bruce Lee... LOL
Gotta suggest Kengan Ashura fights : Agito vs Gaolang / Goalang vs Kaneda/Okubo vs Agito / Kuroki vs Setsuna / Ohma vs Raiyan/Takeshi vs Jilius/Hatsumi vs Bando
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Ohma vs Cosmo / Ohma vs Kuroki / Agito vs Kuroki
00:55 "why one is good" -shows one of the worst movie fights ever which has done lasting damage to movie fighting across over a decade
6:55 it was an atrocity in 2004
i just love how all these fight scene breakdowns across youtube will inevitably use the jason bourne clip as the "worst" example.
There a lot of abrupt cuts in this video.
you can watch them separately on the channel!
Someone should study your style of editing, your transitions from fights to dialogue is superb. They have kept me glued to my monitor all day.
My friend, this comment has made my day! Because I spend alot of time creating narratives for these volumes that edit together for the best results - huge love!
@@MarcusFlemmings Great to hear and ty, for your reply. I am an animator, so I definitely understand creating narratives and noticed the smallest of details you've put into these.
you should check out bloodhounds it is a show but it has amazing fight scenes
I've been wanting to watch The Raid and The Raid too for ages but it's never on any streaming service available to me...
Amazon!
They're slapstick and totally not real, but you should check out Scott Pilgrim. If anything you get to see Captain America and Captain Marvel fight Lex Luthor
Scott Pilgrim has some amazing fights!
Try the final fight scene in the recent Dragon Ball Movie, also the Goku vs Jiren fight and the Naruto vs Sasuke fight scene that finalized the Naruto series.
Mark Dacascos, Drive 1997.
In batman begins the assault on the criminals is intentional, we are seeing batman from their perspective, so it would be choppy,can't get a clear view of him
Sounds lovely when written, but as part of the film it's NOT good and he hasn't done it again, because it didn't work :)
Worst fight scenes in tv show! Top of my head:
- Camelot
- Cursed
If you do another one of these, please, oh please cover Dev Patel's "Monkey Man". That has to be one of the most interesting and easily immersive action movies I've seen in a very, very long while - and I'm sure many would agree.
If you want anime fight scenes my first go to tip would be Mappa. As much as I hate the studio their animation is smooth, and they incorporate real fighting styles beyond the crazy anime sht you would expect.
The first episode of Ninja Kamui is also a prime example of hand to hand combat, tho I suggest never going beyond the first episode, bcs everything else is bad after that.
Hajime no Ippo and Megalo box are more grounded examples, both in the boying theme.
Not really centered around fighting, but Cowboy Bebop is also great, and its protagonist's fighting style was inspired by Bruce Lee, so it might worth Cheking out.
Nice!
Big love!!
Pls make bad TV shows fights vs good TV show fights or an anime wersion either one would be good 👍
A bit of a nitpick: You pronounce "pencak silat" almost correctly, except in Indonesian, you pronounce "c" as "ch"
Regardless... thanks for making these vids, they're a great study of what feels like a disappearing art :)
This is unrelated, but will you make a video on the film called Boiling Point? That’s an example of great filmmaking imo…
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Gareth Evans is a legend. No one will give him the reigns to anything mainstream because it would be too brutal. Although it does seem like he is working on a movie for Netflix with Tom Hardy called HAVOC which I am stoked about.
this is the oneyplays movie fights complete series lol
Dune/dune part 2
amazing
Big love!
Lee, he broke racist tradition and taught martial arts to all kinds of people, white, black, whatever. Chan is an actual voluntary propagandist for the CCP, and a horrible parent and husband. Also Lee was way better when it comes to the subject matter, even with all the extra time Chan has had.
I think that you missed the point when people said that it was unrealistic to see a 60kg woman beating up 100kg men. We all accept that movie logic is not the same as the real world (suspension of disbelief) but it still needs to be logical within the logic set out by the movie. So we can accept that people can take metal poles to the head and continue fighting as it is relative to the logic in the movie (determination and courage = ability to endure punishment). However, when you see something that even ignores the logic of movies, such as small women beating up multiple men, it breaks that suspension of disbelief. It can be carried off if the actor has enough charisma, or if the movie sets out its own logic (for example in comando when Arnie takes on a entire army) but I don't think the example you give does that.
Ong-Bak my favorite
@ 1:18:30
Why not just call it "Good Fight Scenes vs Bad Fight Scenes" and then it could be any media you like. From Games to Movies to TV to Animation to TH-cam.
Good suggestion :)
51:48 This isn't really a great example, he's just doing throwing motions and letting the CGI artists do the rest of the work. Keanu is old, the choreography is partly worse cause he just can't pull of the more advanced moves anymore and they have to nerf characters who would rightfully defeat him to make him seem more powerful. The last couple John Wick movies are especially bad with this, Keanu is moving so slow yet still beats these younger, faster fighters.
It was more his physical movement, which looks good - than the CG knife throwing - I was complimenting!
naruto and sasuke vs momoshiki from Naruto.
Jujutsu kaisan has some great fights .
Mob psycho 100 shimazaki fight.
Yeah but those are anime scenes. It's a totally different skill set compared to live action cinematography.
tbh i think the spike lee old boy fight scene is not that great. you have weird moments like 34:38 (guy top left) that just swings his pipe or whatever around like making it look goofy.
Please take a look at “who am I” Jackie Chan
He has clips from it in this very video.
@@Selrisitai I noticed, I posted before the video was finished, but I didn't want to delete it.
Completely disagree with Man of Steel. Those fight secenes are amazing, the stakes are high, there is story telling and you can see how they have influenced the super hero genre when extremely powerful beings have to fight.
That's the beauty of film, it's subjective! But, i'm sorry, those scenes are eye sores.
My main problem with them , is that they are too long
@@edwarddore7617 I could see that. I kinda felt like that when I watched it the first time but the second time I thought they had a good amount of time. In fact, now I want them to be a bit longer, lol.
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6:16 please add next time "in my opinion" 'cause you stating it as a generally accepted fact, but is it so?
Jesus, dude. The entire video - the entire premise - is an opinion. People who wrote movie reviews don’t give constant caveats like “It’s just what I think.” In addition, making strong proclamations in what every one knows is an opinion piece adds levity and sense of passion to it. It stirs emotion for the consumer - even if it’s negative bc they disagree.
@@robmarsh918 sure, but the dude sounds pretty confident and sure about everything he says in this video. I just don't understand where his arrogance coming from. "One of the worst fight scenes in the past 20 years" is a pretty bold statement imo
@@BiteMe3331 So what exactly is your critique: the word choice or the tone? Bc you do realize the very essence words like “best” and “worst” are opinionated. It automatically implies subjectivity. 🙄 So sounds like you just don’t like his tone.
@@robmarsh918 it's the tone I guess. Bourne movies for example are famous for their shaky cam fight scenes. Many directors tried to replicate it and failed (a TH-cam video for reference th-cam.com/video/evQZLw33htE/w-d-xo.html). But here is Marcus Flemmings with his statement 6:16 (edited)
@@BiteMe3331 So, was the tone…offensive? To what? The movie? Bc if thats what this is about - the fact that his tone matched the opinion he was expressing - then what you’re really saying is you just simply disagree 😂 That’s it. You disagreed with his opinion toward movies that you feel deserve more recognition.
My guy. Really? You watched a video that was clearly a critique and review on something, didn’t agree with the person’s opinion and sentiment toward an ART PIECE, then left a comment essentially saying, “You shouldn’t express that opinion in that tone because I disagree based on how I see it. And I feel like your opinion is wrong because of the opinion of other people in the field (directors who imitated the style). So please revise your method of self-expression.”
Ok. Glad we figured that out. Take care, bud.
Let them fight
Have you seen Rurouni Kenshin movies?
Cause they have really great sword fight and property the best one ive seen so far
Chang over Lee any day
In the next volume you should cover the wedding fight in she hulk, it’s so bad
Which one? The first Hulk film?
@@MarcusFlemmings The TV series "She Hulk" is what he's talking about, I presume.
I hope to see a lot of Donnie Yen scenes, he has a lot of the best of good modern film making!!
Agreed
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Bongos binted?
I'd like to request a comprehensive video concentrating on The Batman 2022 fight scenes. In my opinion, the fight scenes in the movie were average at best. In today's era, we have examples like The Raid films, Live-action Rurouni Kenshin films, Daredevil on Netflix, The Night Comes For Us on Netflix, and most importantly, Revenger on Netflix. These serve as good examples of how Batman's fighting should be portrayed, especially during his second year. Lastly, what did you think of The Batman 2022 film overall? It wasn't my cup of tea.
The absolute worst film for shakycam and an editor on meth imo was Quantum of Solace, headache-inducing & almost unwatchable.
Yeah, protagonist is too powerful. That's why superheroes need super villains. Someone with similar powers or flight is over right away. OR they have to find a way to depower the superhero, which is itself lazy and stupid. Hulk could one punch everything at first and then he became whatever he is now.
9:46 1:28:42 weird cuts?
Yeah, sorry, that damn YT copyright! It has trimmed that parts.
@@MarcusFlemmings 9:19 this was the weird edit then followed by jump cut 9:34 and I’ve too much time on my hands clearly lol
I loved Iron Fist believe it or not. Maybe not for the fight scenes, but it was my second favorite Netflix Marvel show after Dare Devil. ANd I can only vote for Chan because I haven't watched a Burce Lee film only because any movie pre 90s looks terrible to me. lol
The second season was actually good. It was so much better than the first one, it still amazes me. You could tell they had actors go thorough training.
Even with how much I hated the main character in the first season, in the second one I loved the story and the dynamic between Danny and Ward. Really sad they axed the 3rd season.
I stopped when you said OK Computer because that album and everything else Radiohead has created is the pinnacle of garbage masquerading as music.
I can't agree with that, but music is art so we're all good!
I think many musicians would argue otherwise.
@@edwarddore7617 Many musicians do many really stupid things.
The film "Heat" is absolute garbage-tier storytelling and characterization, and that scene with Pacino/DeNiro in the diner is one of the most absurd parts. Within the space of about 2 minutes Pacino talks about how he's haunted by all the people he couldn't save, while DeNiro talks about how he has absolutely no conscience for all the people he's killed, and Pacino also talks about how he admires DeNiro and doesn't want to take him down, so practically begs him to quit his criminal ways. This is TERRIBLE WRITING. Pacino is given two morally opposite positions to take in the very same scene. And it's not just this scene. The entire film is filled to the brim with terrible writing like this. Every last bit of it. It's a terrible film and people need to stop praising this garbage.
Wow. So I respect your opinion - but I can't agree!
@@MarcusFlemmings That's okay! Isn't it great that we can disagree and still respect each other's opinions? Having seen some of your videos, I have zero doubt that your love for Heat is well-reasoned and probably based on things that just mean more to you than they do to me, and vice versa. I am absolutely loving your series on Bad vs Good Movie Fights. Keep up the great work!
@@bobnix3240 Totally agree, it's beautiful to disagree in a respectful way - it's all very subjective :) and huge love for the kind words!!!
First let me say I love the film. That being said, I'll give you overrated, but terrible? The only thing terrible about Heat is the lackluster 4K transfer. ;)
@@edwarddore7617 Haha. I'll have to take your word for it about the 4k. As for the rest, I stand by my assessment. You know what they say about opinions though.