Right? Unfortunately there are not a lot of fight scenes out there choreographed like this. A lot of movies prefer flashy techniques and quick cuts over plain, simple effective technique. But that's what movies are for, spectacle
@@marcochavezjr9180 I love Donnie Yen! Though until I started watching this channel, I had not scene his other fighting styles. I’ll have to check those out.
The front flip axe kick was sweet. Best of luck with the shaving thing. I've always had a beard and one time the depth guide on the trimmers broke so I had to shave. The wife just stared at me and told me she didn't like my face.
I’m the other guy in this scene, Marko send me this video today. Thanks for your comments we try to make this fight real for the real martial arts fans but without forget the movie thing… thanks a lot !!!
Hey Nelson, I changed the title to reflect you were in it too. I cant believe you guys watched my video, I loved this fight so much, it's rare to see BJJ put on screen in this way and you guys did an amazing job! Thank you for your work!
This makes me want to go find that movie. Marko is a great martial artist. Used to seeing him flighting in Adkins movies it'll be good to see him leading his own
There’s jiujitsu and what works. Then there’s what this guy did here with the choreography! He did an amazing job it took me back to watching old school self defense competitions and Martial Artists coming from all over to show their katas and skills and not gymnastics.
Zaror did the choreography but I also want to point out that Enersto Díaz Espinoza did great and shooting this fight. He’s one of the very few directors that can capture mano-a-mano fights in Latin cinema.
In reference to that rear naked choke if you have it properly singed in the hand that goes behind the head is locking down you're choking hand making you more able to use less arm muscle to do the choke and you got to take your hand away so that they can't get to it like he got to it there
Yeah absolutely if you can sink it in with both hands that is ideal but it can also be done with the one hand if you need to. I like to do it one handed and use the other hand to trap their's, especially if they are being difficult and fighting your choking hand really hard.
@@BurridgeMartialArts604 you're welcome. I hope you find more movie scenes with good jiu-jitsu. I study at Gracie Jiu-Jitsu Seattle. Love seeing jiu-jitsu like this
@@harliiquinnstarlight thats awesome! I was at Alliance Vancouver for a while but now just teach at my own gym a couple nights a week. If I can find any I'll be sure to do it because I too love seeing BJJ like this
@@BurridgeMartialArts604 when I first came across your videos I wondered about what you taught because I heard you talkin about kickboxing most frequently but then sometimes I would see you at your gym and I saw jiu-jitsu in the background on the wall. After watching a few videos or so more though I came to realize you did both.
I think the other thing was that when he pulls the arm down, if he'd defended the choke before the other guy could sink it in, he could pull the other arm down and trap it with his legs. Strange that he didn't tuck the chin to defend against the RNC. With the level of skill these guys demonstrate I'd have thought that would be second nature. Tuck the chin, breathe through the nose, he can't hit the choke so he either has to disengage or go for a face crank. If he chooses the face crank and you are defending the choke that moment where they change position from choke to crank can give you enough space to break out. It is some really well choreographed technique. I don't think his entry into the armbar was fancy, so much as unexpected. Unexpected entries and techniques win fights.
One of my biggest pet peeves is when people say that certain techniques wouldn’t work in real life. If they wouldn’t work,then those techniques wouldn’t be taught in the style.
There are a lot of techniques that get taught that don't work. Just because someone taught it doesn't make it work. The sad truth is martial arts has been diluted and there are a lot of ineffective things being taught out there
@@BurridgeMartialArts604 Not trying to be belligerent but I’ve seen videos that show that they can work. I suggest watching a Tae Kwon Do demonstration team. They break stuff with flashy kicks.
Watch the opening fight scene of Jet li's Unleashed if you haven't already. I know you have reacted to both final fights, but the opening scene is the best one IMO!
This scene looks odd because its slow, its very realistic but so many fight scenes have so many quick cuts or camera movement for action shots that it looks like the fighters are just throwing punches at a million miles an hour.
Max you should react to the fight scene from John wick two where the rapper Common plays Cassian a trained assassin like John wick and a former colleague I should say he used jujitsu in it it is very well choreographed to just a suggestion cheers
Max do you review real fights? there is a real fight that happens on a basketball court where one of the guys in th fight is a bjj fighter and really gives a great display for you to break down for us
I have not done any real fights really. I did a few back when I first started but they never did very well. If you send me the link I'll watch it, might not do a reaction but would like to see it
I love the fight but I feel like Marko is underutilizing his advantage when it comes to range. He just let his opponent get close to him too much. That's just my observation. Maybe I'm just over analyzing a cinematic fight. Lol.
This feels so real, not having much background music until the end. Such great techniques display.
This was amazing! It was so well choreographed that I could recognize the moves and counters from watching MMA.
Can we get some more of this?
Right? Unfortunately there are not a lot of fight scenes out there choreographed like this. A lot of movies prefer flashy techniques and quick cuts over plain, simple effective technique. But that's what movies are for, spectacle
Watch Donnie Yen movies, he has every martial art in his movies. In some of his movies the fighting is more realistic like the grappling scenes.
@@marcochavezjr9180 I love Donnie Yen! Though until I started watching this channel, I had not scene his other fighting styles. I’ll have to check those out.
@@jessecunningham9924 He does amazing realistic grappling scenes.
Yeah Marko choreographed all the fight scenes in this movie
That fight scene feels so real mainly because of no music. Just the sound effects of the punches, kicks, and grunts. Great fight scene!
The front flip axe kick was sweet. Best of luck with the shaving thing. I've always had a beard and one time the depth guide on the trimmers broke so I had to shave. The wife just stared at me and told me she didn't like my face.
When I told my wife I was going to shave she asked 'is it too late to return the ring?'
@@BurridgeMartialArts604 the lady knows what she likes *laughs*
I’m the other guy in this scene, Marko send me this video today. Thanks for your comments we try to make this fight real for the real martial arts fans but without forget the movie thing… thanks a lot !!!
Hey Nelson,
I changed the title to reflect you were in it too. I cant believe you guys watched my video, I loved this fight so much, it's rare to see BJJ put on screen in this way and you guys did an amazing job!
Thank you for your work!
Dude you absolutely killed the scene with Mark Zaror, phenomenal mobility, ground control and fluid movement. Top notch!
This makes me want to go find that movie. Marko is a great martial artist. Used to seeing him flighting in Adkins movies it'll be good to see him leading his own
Love watching Marko, his moves are sharp
Marko Zaror is underappreciated; looking forward to seeing him in John Wick: Chapter 4!
I got a feeling that one is going to be explosively good!!!! Donnie Yen, Scott Adkins, this guy...
I forgot how amazing this fight scene😲his fight scene with scott adkins in undisputed is also well choreographed. So smooth😁👍
I think the thing I love best about your channel is catching movies I missed before. Have this queued up to watch after work tonight.
absolutely beautiful kicks going on here
Yes Max I was looking forward to this from you
There’s jiujitsu and what works. Then there’s what this guy did here with the choreography! He did an amazing job it took me back to watching old school self defense competitions and Martial Artists coming from all over to show their katas and skills and not gymnastics.
What an amazing fight. Very technical.
Love your channel. So very happy I discovered your channel. Keep up the great videos
Those wide hooks would get countered quick as you said. I have never seen this fight scene but it looks very good very clean
at this point i don't even have to watch the video before i click like, i already know it's gonna be great lol
This is looka like a good movie that i haven't heard of will definitely watch the whole movie later
that was awesome!
This movie is soo underrated😢❤
He crushed his head on the rock when the villain went for the gun
I think the one with the two knees and push kick is called “Scissor Kick”.
Zaror did the choreography but I also want to point out that Enersto Díaz Espinoza did great and shooting this fight. He’s one of the very few directors that can capture mano-a-mano fights in Latin cinema.
The entire movie was a highlight reel!
Glad u liked the fight
Hell ya took my suggestion
In reference to that rear naked choke if you have it properly singed in the hand that goes behind the head is locking down you're choking hand making you more able to use less arm muscle to do the choke and you got to take your hand away so that they can't get to it like he got to it there
Yeah absolutely if you can sink it in with both hands that is ideal but it can also be done with the one hand if you need to. I like to do it one handed and use the other hand to trap their's, especially if they are being difficult and fighting your choking hand really hard.
Hey Max you are doing good. Great video
Great jiu-jitsu in this scene. Love seeing jiu-jitsu in film
Wow. I need to watch this movie.
his face landed on a rock too lol
Great fight, Marko is intimidating.
Was that Columbia from Undisputed in the Hoodie?
Yes, that’s him from Undisputed 3 #chocolate
Sweet shirt!
Max check out the end fight in the Magnificent Butcher. Lee Hoi San vs Sammo Hung. Very entertaining old school kung fu fight
He also slamed his head on a rock at the end
Oh by the way, I discovered you quite recently. Bee watching g for a bit and decided to subscribe.
Thank you c: glad you're enjoying
@@BurridgeMartialArts604 you're welcome. I hope you find more movie scenes with good jiu-jitsu. I study at Gracie Jiu-Jitsu Seattle. Love seeing jiu-jitsu like this
@@harliiquinnstarlight thats awesome! I was at Alliance Vancouver for a while but now just teach at my own gym a couple nights a week. If I can find any I'll be sure to do it because I too love seeing BJJ like this
@@BurridgeMartialArts604 when I first came across your videos I wondered about what you taught because I heard you talkin about kickboxing most frequently but then sometimes I would see you at your gym and I saw jiu-jitsu in the background on the wall. After watching a few videos or so more though I came to realize you did both.
@@BurridgeMartialArts604 or, was alliance the place, that I saw in that in the background?
Anyone else want to see Max do a colab with the Scenic Fights crew?
Max you are better than everyone.
I think the other thing was that when he pulls the arm down, if he'd defended the choke before the other guy could sink it in, he could pull the other arm down and trap it with his legs. Strange that he didn't tuck the chin to defend against the RNC. With the level of skill these guys demonstrate I'd have thought that would be second nature. Tuck the chin, breathe through the nose, he can't hit the choke so he either has to disengage or go for a face crank. If he chooses the face crank and you are defending the choke that moment where they change position from choke to crank can give you enough space to break out.
It is some really well choreographed technique. I don't think his entry into the armbar was fancy, so much as unexpected. Unexpected entries and techniques win fights.
One of my biggest pet peeves is when people say that certain techniques wouldn’t work in real life. If they wouldn’t work,then those techniques wouldn’t be taught in the style.
There are a lot of techniques that get taught that don't work. Just because someone taught it doesn't make it work. The sad truth is martial arts has been diluted and there are a lot of ineffective things being taught out there
@@BurridgeMartialArts604 Not trying to be belligerent but I’ve seen videos that show that they can work. I suggest watching a Tae Kwon Do demonstration team. They break stuff with flashy kicks.
Hey Max love your videos, would love to see your reaction to the fight scenes in Brotherhood of the Wolf with the legend that is Mark Dacascos
Check out tekken jin vs kazuya vs heihuchi thank you
6:42-6:44.Marko Zaror wins.FATALITY!
Can u do a video of the show kingdom martial arts fight scenes it is well good show
Watch the opening fight scene of Jet li's Unleashed if you haven't already. I know you have reacted to both final fights, but the opening scene is the best one IMO!
Please react to Angel vs. Skinner from “Hot Fuzz!” That has some judo in it. Great reaction as always, Max! 👍👍
Hey dude have u seen the movie Kate?
Have you seen Ben Affleck in Paycheck? He's got a great fight scene on a farm where he brings a belt to a knife fight and lays down the wood hard
Do you mean The Accountant?
@@craigjomaia yes. Yes I did mean that one. Thank you lol I was confusing two Ben Affleck movies apparently
You should react on some of the best taijutsu fights in Naruto like Kakashi vs Obito!
th-cam.com/video/Sd7LK9o6Qb4/w-d-xo.html
This scene looks odd because its slow, its very realistic but so many fight scenes have so many quick cuts or camera movement for action shots that it looks like the fighters are just throwing punches at a million miles an hour.
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Max you should react to the fight scene from John wick two where the rapper Common plays Cassian a trained assassin like John wick and a former colleague I should say he used jujitsu in it it is very well choreographed to just a suggestion cheers
I'll check it out!
@@BurridgeMartialArts604 okay
Max do you review real fights? there is a real fight that happens on a basketball court where one of the guys in th fight is a bjj fighter and really gives a great display for you to break down for us
I have not done any real fights really. I did a few back when I first started but they never did very well. If you send me the link I'll watch it, might not do a reaction but would like to see it
@@BurridgeMartialArts604 Ok I'll find it and send you the link
my mans whats good... ready for IPPO vs SENDO 2 ?
I got you fam
@@BurridgeMartialArts604 ma maen
Try lone wolf mcquade and never backdown 1
You can't choke someone with only one in this hold
Try watching flash point with Donnie yen.
I love the fight but I feel like Marko is underutilizing his advantage when it comes to range. He just let his opponent get close to him too much. That's just my observation. Maybe I'm just over analyzing a cinematic fight. Lol.
Please, react to this fight scene from Redeemer : th-cam.com/video/Bj418lvPYDM/w-d-xo.html
Absolutely terrible stand up. Fun ground fighting though.
Stop paly stop play stop play video
Stop you comentator
This is the worst one that I've seen yet but the acrobative was cool