Bad Movie Fights vs Good Movie Fights, Vol 10
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ย. 2024
- This volume might just feature Jackie Chan! Maybe even Nicholas Cage? But what about IP MAN?
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Atomic Blonde still managed to have believable action with a female lead. In most of the fights, she knows that she is at a disadvantage so she uses the environment as a weapon to even the odds. In the stairwell, she is trapped and cannot do that so she almost dies.
Any action scene with Charlize Theron is good. I gues it comes down to picking an actress with phisicality to match. Scarlet Jo's Black Widow is another good example. She gets her ass handed to her on daily basis when coming across a very strong apponent. Her skills and experience is what keeps her from dying. And the directors magane to showcase that very ell on screen.
You know what Im not even gonna watch this one cause this dude is probably gonna put that blasted Harry met Sally scene again
Lmao
Hhahha! I actually make a joke about that in the video - I didn't use the clip this time!
But then it's onto ladies tennis...
@@MarcusFlemmingsyeah, that's the joke here
Was watching the racing car movie, and at the end as he began driving off, he made the joke, "Now watch him wreck and 🪦!"
We laughed SO hard when that's exactly what happened 🤣🤣🤣
Yuen Wah is a LEGEND. Dude smokes cigarettes in fights like he's a divorced dad with nothing to lose
Phahaahahahhahahhahhahhahha!!! Love this!
Brawl in Cell Block 99 is clever because you'd expect Vaughn's character to crush that man's head in like in every other grindhouse/gory movie, but no. He only stomps halfway in, grinds his face across concrete, then flips it over to show his face completely peeled off. Like damn Zahler is scarily creative when it comes to gore.
That was a surprise watch for sure, made me tense the whole time
Actually many comedy actors are VERY good at drama. It makes sense, they are masters of timing and tone.
Holy shit! I never knew Vince Vaughn was a giant... 196m tall? Damn, how did we all get so fooled?
I knew he looked tall... but not that tall.
yeah if you watch him in wedding crashers ... man oh man
It's the clever camera shots.
At 196 miles, he usually lives in outer space...
Top 3 Jackie Chan movies with awesome fight scenes
1. Who am I (rooftop 2vs1 fight)
2.rumble in the Bronx (appliance shop fight/ fridge door)
3. Drunken Master (entire movie)
I'd like to add to the list the movie Gorgeous, the final fight against Brad Alan is my favorite
This fight series has became one of my most beloved nightly traditions. I'm usually either eating dinner or laying back in bed when these videos drop and they have been a pure joy for me to watch and my favourite part of the night. My night is improved with every upload. But I couldn't handle watching the Train to Busan ending again 😭
Such a sad ending :((( also big love for the kind words!
Any fight with Jackie Chan and Benny Urquidez was always a classic. Also Climax is why I dont do weekenders with the lads anymore
hAHAHA! But you meet Sofia Boutella...!
@MarcusFlemmings I hear you and it's a compelling argument, but given I still twitch at parties when seeing a punch bowl, it's a hard pass! 😅 that film is brutal!
Yep. I already pointed him out in the Grosse Pointe Blank clip in an earlier episode. He's often overlooked.
Benny the Jet is the best name ever…
Jackie, Sammo and Biao are the greatest trio, especially on Wheels on Meals.
Truth! Crazy how little recognition Biao gets. Righting Wrongs is so good.
Kate Beckinsale in the Underworld movies made me believe in Girlbosses. And it's funny, because that saga if full of both the best and worst of movie fight scenes. You just have to look at Marius and David walk menacingly towards each other in the middle of the final battle in Blood Wars, just to scream, and do nothing (search the Return of Selene to see what I mean).
Everything Nicolas Cage does is PERFECT. I will not fight anyone who disagrees.
face off man oh man
The marvelous thing about the bench fight in the first Bourne film is how it develops the character - Jason Bourne is largely an unknown to the audience and to himself. The fight is a moment of realization to the audience and himself of "Hey, I can fight."
As a teen girl, I was working towards my first black belt in the 90s and yeah, I had Cynthia Rothrock to look up to, but I loved watching VanDamme and Norris rep my fighting style and aspirations. What annoyed me wholesale was that men were not allowed to fight woman back then. It had to be woman on woman fights only and I felt that held my training back as, when I was partnered with a man in the ring, he’d be hesitant to fight me as that wasn’t what was done. It’s shifted now and I can celebrate the equality of men fighting woman on screen as equals (and least more so than it ever was before). Of course, I get punched much more often by men now too, so…. equality! 😂
great comment!
The Equalizer Trilogy was a really fun time. It's good to see you recognizing how well done the action sequences are.
Favourite trilogy, The Dark Knight trilogy.
I don't really care for Equalizer, too much of the action scenes, and even the PLOT requires a bunch of armed, violent people to stand there and watch him stab someone, then stand there and watch him slowly walk up to them, then at the last moment realize they should be doing something.
Recetas!!!!
I have to say, I don't like these films either!
His plot armour is just too damn high. He relies on his opponents being absolute morons.
Disguising the camera operator as the seat cushion is both genius and hilarious.
Yeah, and it's look smooth af in the movie.
The Nick Cage moment had me laughing.
Hung and Chan went to the same opera school together. It's no wonder they are both extremely talented.
Of course Big Daddy makes an appearance during the Nic Cage clip, but no Hit Girl during the Girlboss segment is criminal.
Marcus, I happen to know the reason the French Apartment fight in the Bourne Identity was the best in the series. They trained for four weeks and shot for a week and a half to nail that scene. Matt Damon decided he didn't want to do that for every fight from then on out, so they adopted the "Quick Cut" style so prevalent after. It was clearly a way to hide the fact he wasn't a skilled martial artist.
My favourite trilogy: Back to the Future
These conversation segways, man. One second you start talking about deaths in fight scene and 40 seconds later we’re watching Bill Murry singing.
Scarlett Johansson was singing, he was just supporting her :)
Binged these recently, really like them all and enjoy your perspective. Don't worry about "saying something new" with your videos. Just say what is true to you, even if it's already been said. We come here for what you have to say about it. Looking forward to more!!!
LOVE this comment! brilliant stuff! That helps greatly!
If this series doesn't get to the rooftop fight scene in "Who Am I?" I'm going to be extremely offended
It shall - have included clips before as well :)
@@MarcusFlemmings I’ve watched every episode and every time I see parts of the fight I get excited thinking we’re moving in that direction
@@DilPPickles Hahahha! The fact is, I've not seen the film...so feel like I would be doing a disservice by just watching the fighting and then dissecting them...BUT may have to do that!
@@MarcusFlemmings It’s a Jackie Chan movie. Great fights and use of environment. Also the rooftop scene they had to use a different fighter, Bradley James Allan, because the original fighter couldn’t get the timing down for a part of the choreography.
I discovered this channel in vol. 3 and I thought you had more subscribers because of your editing style and good naration but not even 100k. Your work is absolutely fantastic
My favourite trilogy has got to be the OG Pirates of the Carribean.
Even now, I rewatch it with my sister every year. Its just peak entertainment
I remember liking them but can't remember much about them!
@@MarcusFlemmings worth giving it a shit again. Especially for this series, considering the first swordfight between Will and Jack is very highly praised by people who actually know how swordfighting is.
Haven't watched the video yet but I see Jackie and Benny going at it and I know I'm in for something good. Thanks Marcus!
I'm very surprised that you haven't brought out Jet Li, Danny The Dog Film, as it is in my opinion, one of the best fighting movies, I've seen in years
Mate don't forget fist of legend and kiss of the dragon
@@in4mus85 Heeeyy, totally, totally of course, don't get me wrong
I've been loving this series very much, and it will be entertaining watching your point of view on the movie! :)
Yes!
The book of Eli has some great fights.
Yet, that transition to Children of Men is phenomenal!
One of my favorite, and underated films.
That scene was done in one take, and is an masterpiece of cinematography.
That film has soo, much details in the background.
Awesome vid ❤
Big love!!!
Sammo Hung is spectacular. Loved him in Martial Law. Took me forever to find the series on DVD and once I did I binged it straight away.
Best trilogy? Must be LOTR, partly for the consistent feel, tone and quality. Probably the only time in history a studio said to a director 'No, let's give you more money so you can make 3 instead of 2 movies'. Also one of the rare instances where I walked into a theatre knowing beforehand that I was going to watch cinema history unfold.
I understand that there are critics of the “shaky” Bourne fight scenes, Supremacy in particular, but bear in mind that he’s meant to be this super über spy who’s adept at adapting to his circumstances with speed, efficiency, lighting fast reflexes and brutality. It’s not clean, it doesn’t make sense but a real fight rarely does. Jeremy Renner was great in the third Bourne, I wished his character and Matt Damon’s character had met up in the last instalment. The Raid fights are without a doubt in a class of their own as is Jackie Chan, but it’s hard to argue that their influence on the action genre isn’t evident in cinema.
Wish we could get some hardcore henry clips in one of these. Such an underrated movie
Featured 2 clips in previous volumes :)
favourite trilogy of all time?
Cornetto trilogy, hands down!!
The equalizer favourite trilogy
Yeah baby that’s what I’ve been waiting for
I think the OG Indiana Jones trilogy might be my favourite. BTW I'm surprised Indy hasnt shown up that much in these videos.
Can we have a bad vs good movie shootouts series next? Excellent channel 👍
Big love for the kind words! Have done that video...check out Volume 7!!
Chocolate AND Barbwire in the same video? Classy!
I can't think of a favorite trilogy so I'll cheat and say the Lethal Weapon franchise. The action isn't top notch but we keeps me coming back to the films is the story of Riggs and Murtaugh throughout the series. Richard Donner, Joel Silver, and Shane Black managed to take a cheesy cliche plot point about "unlikely partners forced to work with one another, one plays by the rules and the other is a loose cannon" and created an endearing story about love, family, and forgiveness. It comes off really sincere thanks to how well Mel Gibson and Danny Glover are together. They play off each other so well, and have such great comedic timing. Add in the fact that with each addition in the franchise comes great reoccurring cast members that add to the family, memorable inside jokes, and a great story that in my opinion could not have ended any better that by the end of it you feel like part of the family. It's honestly one of my favorite film franchises to watch of all time. I'm filled with excitement at the beginning of my watch and a bittersweet feeling by the end of it. Truly a great film franchise.
Ok, liked and subscribed. As a series, this has felt very worthwhile.
Honestly im happy i found episode 3 in my feed, also on Thursday. Episodes on the clock in "main series" already at ten. Good job
I like the idea of actors switching genres for action…for the most part.
But I think comedians tend to do it the best. Their timing helps with the punchlines and quips.
I mean, the Bad Boys series is a good example.
My favourite movie with Sammo Hung might be IPL: a Donnie Yen cop film that also had a younger Wu Jing as the miniboss henchman. But Sammo credibly played a gangster boss who actually felt kind of terrifying.
Well done women fight scenes are amazing! Because they are typically smaller than male villains, they need to have even more skill and intelligence in fights, making them badass and aspirational characters
I will never get tired of this series
Huge love!
Finally a great fight, Jacky Chan Rules!
Great vids bud! Highly recommend Baby Assassins 1 and 2 if you haven't seen them. Not exactly non-stop action movies but a couple of phenomenal fight scenes to be sure!
My fav Trilogy: Back to the Future i missed Bud Spencer/Terence Hill Movies while watching this Episode, Die Purpunen Flüsse,Taxi Taxi too….excellent work you do….
Wow, I see from all the videos in this specific series are getting plenty of views, good to see you getting recognition mate for all your work. Please keep going, I just love hearing your perspective on these and it also showcases films I haven’t seen and will now watch 👍
HUGE love for this!!
If you ever do feel like talking about guns, Hard Boiled has a long take hospital shootout I'm obsessed with
Been here during the first 1000 subs, gonna be here for the first million. Keep it up brother!
Wheels on Meals is the Jackie Chan movie to watch. Kinda hard to come by but fantastic action sequences
Thank you for including the Raid 2 car chase & fight scene, excellent comparisons and I agree Children of Men had an excellent scene, albeit more drama & claustrophobic fear than the constrained fight of the Raid.
I know you dabble in TV fight scenes too, can't remember if you've covered Reacher yet but there's a few hard fight scenes in those 2 seasons (some better filmed than others, granted).
I’m still waiting for you to cover the underrated art of putting cracks in a character’s plot armor (like Indiana Jones every time he gets into a fight on a moving vehicle in Raiders of the Lost Ark and The Last Crusade, he nearly gets run over and has a pain in the ass time climbing back on)
monkey man had some badass scenes, the soundtrack went hard asf too (dana dan by bloodywood fits the themes of the movie as well, which is badass)
Maybe dedicate a video to good and bad/ clever tricks of set design for fight scenes. Sometimes grand scale battle arenas or set pieces, sometimes with a crowd watching, sometimes close and personal, and sometimes highly dynamic.
I love the Superman Returns scene where Lex Luther's henchmen are beating down a weakened Superman. I thought it was clever to have him dragged through shallow puddles of water that gave the illusion he was even weaker by appearing lower than the ground level. The scene felt visceral like a realistic, sloppy gang-up as opposed to a highly choreographed fight scene.
Other notable fight scenes worth mentioning would be the car scene in the first Deadpool, the opening fight scene in Logan, and the many fights in the Kickass movies.
I love these videos. I've watched all of them. You're doing great. A lot of what you said is stuff I've thought for a long time, but it's nice to hear someone else say it. But I've also learned a lot from these videos, and I'm also enjoying your car chase videos.
Huge love for this!
John Wick 3 Keanu Reeves Vs the two mad lads from the Raid
I though Vince Vaughn was great in Freaky, even though the movie was so-so.
I think I mentioned it before but I'll mention it again because it's a point your brought up in the video, about how the violence in Craig Zahler's movies being quick and brutal to emphasise how dangerous and critical the violence can be to the story. The same goes for the violence in the TV miniseries Shogun, this years (2024) remake. All of the fights in the show are quick and decisive and it makes the tension leading up to violence that much more palpable.
I love Train to Busan. Phenomenal film. Nobody can ever tell me Con Air isn't a masterpiece either. I will hear no criticisms. 🤣
Fav trilogy. Back to the future
I really enjoyed another first person movie in Hardcore Henry, especially the ending like 1v50. Also since Kristen Steward was mentioned I would definitely recommend American Ultra as well, it was a real nice change of pace for one Jessie Eisenberg
This series is amazing and I'm looking forward to more volumes if you're not burnt out by it already!
Would you consider going more in depth into the styles of action directors, choreographers and stars in future? Similar to what you're doing with the Jackie Chan showcase but with relatively lesser known people in the field?
First, let me just say what a great series this is. Secondly, if you haven't seen it already, there is a movie named Revenger with Bruce Khan that has some really high-level fights in it. It's definitely something you should check out.
Great video as always. I'd love to hear your thoughts on the Warrior series' fight scenes. Ah Toy defending herself from the assassins is a great showcase of a dangerous character momentarily and convincingly rendered more vulnerable, but this series has many other interesting fights.
Have a nice day/night/whatever !
Ah, The Book of Eli: the best adaptation of Fallout so far.
You know, you need to have a trigger warning for freaking Su-an crying in Train to Busan because it sends me into full on sobs. But thank you for the shout out to such an excellent movie. I still get a little giddy when I see a mention, almost ten years after release.
I love your videos dude
BIG love!
Rurouni Kenshin Trilogy. Truly amazing
I love “back to the future” trilogy :)
1 - Meals on Wheel Jackie Vs Benny
2 - Who Am I Rooftop Fight
3 - Armour of God II N@zi Airplane Bunker Brawl
Just found your channel, so I don’t know if you haven’t looked into yet, but Blue Eye Samurai has some really good fights built around its narrative and used real stunt people to previz most of the action! I feel like there’s a different “heaviness” that comes from referencing actual human movements when translating it to animation.
take your time with that jackie chan video, definitely not one to rush.
You finally included Cynthia Rothrock and Michelle Yeoh! Please do more if you want to. Even though Michelle isn't strictly a trained martial artist she's done absolutely a ton of action films as well as drama films. Cynthia though not as well known is a competing martial artist and has done some great fight scenes as well.
Both are great!
I will say, the most believable women vs man fight scene for me is Scarlet Johanson's debut in Iron Man 2. That hallway brawl felt real
Twas very cool too
I got 3 favorite trilogies.
1. The Nolan Batman trilogy
2. the LOTR trilogy
3. The modern planet of the apes trilogy
This is great!
You could always cover Jackie Chan in "The Foreigner"
This video was 20% fighting scenes comparison and 80% camera work details
Camera is one of the most important parts of fights
Yes, indeed, I talk about the reasons why good and bad scenes are the way they are - so explanations behind their technicals is essential ;)
@@MarcusFlemmings that is true I don't want it to seem like I'm complaining but this video is "bad movie fights vs good movie fights " not "what is it that makes a good movie fight " , couldn't you have just made a separate video entirely explaining the inner depths of fighting scenes
@@harrycampbell7594 Not really, this is kind of what the series has been doing since Volume 1 :) a technical study as to why scenes are good and bad - and how they're done :)
My favourite trilogy is the cornetto trilogy, really great fights too!
Thanks for mentioning brawl in cell block 99
Fun Girlbosses with great fight scenes: Alita, and River Tam from Firefly.
Infernal Affairs is my favourite trilogy
"Raid 2" - check
"Dragons Forever" is my top 4 movie figth all time and best Jackie Chan figth
Christopher nolan's batman trilogy is my favorit
First of these videos I've seen as did not expect them to be as good as this. Will catch up on the previous ones so some of my comments may already have been covered. Denzel had his excellent fight scenes with Rusell Crowe in Virtuosity long before Book of Eli. Jim Carrey doing great work in Kickass 2, even if he regretted it later. One of the best fight scenes of all time is the Oldboy corridor fight. The women fight scenes in Crouching Tiger puts real hate in their eyes. One of my all time favourite action movies which doesn't get a lot of notice is The Man from Hong Kong with an early appearance by Sammo Hung and although the main star Jimmy Wang Hu doesn't quite have the charisma to takeover from Bruce Lee but the fact that he gets stabbed a couple of times while fighting pushes the boat out more than Lee being slashed.
The Lord of the Rings Trilogy is my personal favorite
Gracias por todo amigo.
Quiero ver un especial de jackie chan
Love these videos, you've always got great movies and scenes picked out. Would it be possible to either list the movies in the description or put the titles on the screen when they first appear? Sometimes you'll play clips of movies and I'm very curious what movie/TV show their from.
Shall be experimenting with this for the video in midweek (to be released on Wed)
7:25 i really love how Gareth Evans did that transfer from outside the car to inside. in the end pretty low tech ( camera man disguised as a car seat) but it looks great in the final and keeps the action flowing
That's Chin Ka Lok (who is a good actor, director, action choreographer and martial artist himself) doubling for Jackie. He did that for most of Jackie's movies and the most obvious one is in Thunderbolt where he doubled for Jackie for quite a majority of the movie doing all the more complex kicks. I would still prefer covering Donnie's Hong Kong movies over Jackie but the majority speaks. Also there some incredible well shot fights from Scott Adkins movie like Ninja 2: Shadow of a Tear and Undisputed 3 as Boyka. Sure they're B movies but that doesn't make them any less awesome. Adkins is so underrated.
Love this! I covered Adkins in a volume already :) I think number 4!
Jackie Chan - Gorgeous. best fight scene ever.
You should check out The Duelists, especially the 3rd duel between the main characters.
favorite trilogy for me is probably the cornetto trilogy would be interesting to hear you talk about one of those movies in this series maybe the big fight scene in the worlds end
The car fight in Enter The Fat Dragon is fun
my favorite trilogy will always be Sam Raimi's spider man movies
I would like to see an episode just with CGI fights like the one you did with gun fights
I would like to submit Sisu for your analysis and pleasure. Some absolutely teeth-gritting moments and amazing shots in that movie, very brutal and visceral action. Simple plot and the title matches the protagonist perfectly.
First person movie, somehow has less fight related shakycam than bourne
If you do make that Jackie Chan video please include Thunderbolt. I do enjoy that film and I feel like it goes under the radar for most people
I’m glad there’s someone else out there who is as shocked as me that Sofia Coppola went on to direct such great movies after that horrible performance in Godfather 3…
HAHAHAHHAHHA! I am still shocked!