That would be sick! I know the fights aren't realistic at all, but it might help your channel gain even more exposure if you covered some of the fights from RRR
"No faster way to end a fight than hitting someone with the earth" - the most perfect quote ever created. Great video, as always! As a wrestler, I really enjoyed it and would love to see more videos with Pak breaking down wrestling scenes.
@@ScenicFights Korean comedy movie "Extreme Job" has a lot of good Judo throws and, generally, a big fight scene at the last act of the movie. Also Foxcatcher and The Hammer has a few good scenes too.
I like to imagine that Logan's just sitting slightly offscreen, feet up, sipping a cocktail and enjoying the fact that Chad is getting thrown around this time.
Hey guys. As an indian, really appreciate the love. Would recommend you guys in the future to review the mahavir singh v/s babita (father v/s daughter) scene in the film. Its genuinely my favorite wrestling scene ever shown on film. Now, also a little synopsis for the people who haven't seen the film. Dangal is basically king richard. Its a story about a father wanting his daughters to win a gold in wrestling. Before getting into the scene a little background of indian culture. In india, one of the incentives provided by government to people in any sports is that if they reach a particular level in any sports (like state level, district level, etc.) gets, based on their accolades a civil job which is a permanent job at any civil department. The scene that the guys reviewed is at the start of the film where the other guy is taunting aamir khan's character of wrestling as he was a state level wrestling champion which means that he got the job bcoz he either reached till the state level or won state level championship. He finds out that aamir khan's character was also a wrestler. But he thinks that aamir khan was an amateur level or district level wrestler. So when they started wrestling, you could see why he thought it was so embarassing to be beaten by somebody he thought was less pro than him. But at the end he gets surprised by finding out that aamir khan's character was a national level player but couldn't move any further bcoz of his family condition and had to give up on his dream of winning a gold medal in wrestling. I hope my rambling helps people a little bit. And thanks again guys for reviewing a bollywood scene. As an indian it feels great, whenever our films gets any recognition other than 100 people dancing in beautiful clothes.
Also Dangal is based on real life with no names changed. Except for showing Amir as Hanuman devotee which Phogatji is in real life, rest has been captured almost realistically
he may have lost the fight to Amir Khan but they actually became friends. after the fight you see that he respects Amir and hes much more humble, which may of been worth the loss in my opinion.
@@ScenicFights 😂 Love the long-form breakdown tho. I'd love to see more long form formats of throwing/take-down fights. ☺️ If only I was in the US, I'd love to train under these 3. Hand-to-hand combat and ground game from Chad. Weapons from Logan And throwing/takedown from Pak ❤️
Man, this was a banger! Wrestling doesn't get nearly enough love and this scene seemed relatively solid. I'm no Bollywood guy but I think you've convinced me to check this film out. But just so ya know, if it has one too many flamboyant dancing scenes, I'm blaming Pak!
Haha Dangal is more of a Indian drama than a traditional Bollywood dance movie. If you enjoyed King Richard, you’ll enjoy this. Both are real life stories that explores the relationship between a father training his daughters. However, instead of tennis, it’s Wrestling. While both are great movies, we would say, Dangal is far more superior.
@@Ima_Virgin_69Wrestling definitely. The one thing I’d say that Judo has against wrestling is that they have the gi’s which is good for training for clothing grips since cuz ya know everybody wears clothes in the street lol. But wrestling is just as good to adapt into street fight because they don’t rely on the clothing grips to execute their throws and takedowns. Wrestling also has alot more variety in takedowns/throws since they can attack the legs while in judo you can’t. And Judo and wrestling are basically the same it’s just that Judo have jackets and different stances, that’s why their no such thing as No Gi judo because it’s wrestling.
I can really relate to the story Pak told about the fear after slamming an attacker on the concrete. In my case, it wasn't a slam, but a standing elbow and the guy hit his head really hard on the ground afterwards. At first, I was scared of getting hurt, then scared of losing my freedom, but thankfully the guy wasn't as badly hurt as I thought, and I wasn't arrested since I wasn't the aggressor. Point being, it's a scary world out there, so be ready. And don't be "that guy." Slams, elbows, and concrete all hurt and an intimate encounter with all of the above should be avoided at all costs. Great breakdown as always! I particularly enjoy everyone's humor and winning personalities.
@ScenicFights Thank YOU guys for the entertaining and educational content! I know the videos are meant to break down scenes from movies, but the techniques shown are legit and I have no doubt they have helped others to be diligent and better able to defend themselves.
When I was in sixth grade, my class took a field trip to the zoo. The class bully decided to follow me around and make me as miserable as possible. I put up with him for a couple of hours, trying to ignore him, but he kept getting in my face. Finally, I lost my temper and shoved him as hard as I could. That's all it was; a one-armed push, not a punch, not a takedown. Unfortunately, he wasn't expecting it, so he went flying; and there was a cinderblock wall only a few feet away. I can still, almost 30 years later, remember the cracking sound his skull made on the cement. He went DOWN without a word and just lay there for the longest few seconds of my life. Thank goodness, he wasn't badly hurt, as it turned out, but that fear stayed with me and has left me extremely leery of physical confrontations ever since.
I had a similar situation once when I by mistakenly hit my cousin brother on the chest with my hand (I was just tryna turn around fast and he was standing there). I've been in Kyokushin karate previously for years and of course, did have the conditioning. He was having difficulty in breathing ig... (was trembling on the ground, couldn't make a sound) I did that one action (grabbed his legs and pushed them fowards slowly multiple times) that sensei did on me when I had received the first punch on the hook by my bestie and it ended up alright fortunately. All thoes stuffs did make me realise that I gotta be careful now.
If they're coming at you with the possibility of killing you you must accept the possibility of your defense. But if it's self defence no worries. The aggressor played a stupid game and won a stupid prize.
This channel got me to finally sign up for grappling/bjj, cause the way you guys talk about it, and martial arts in general, makes it seem like a lot of fun. I was hooked after my first class
Adrian Broner and Ronda Rousey both learned the hard way what it's like to trash talk and hot dog without the skill to back it up, or taking your opponent more seriously. Let us also not forget Chuck Wepner when he fought Muhammad Ali back in the 70's and his wife's crushing comment to him after he lost to Ali. Story goes he'd told her "Tonight you're going to sleep with the heavyweight champion of the world," and when he returned to their hotel room stitched up and humbled, she said "Shall I go to Muhammad Ali's room, now?"
Just noticed we have multiple angles to look at the moves you demonstrate. Not the case in the older videos. I don't know shit about fighting but I like the 2 angles.
I think you should do Vidyut Jamwal's bathroom melee fight in Khuda Haifiz 2 next. It's brutal and more grounded compared to other Indian fight scenes.
Dangal is a really good movie, though such close contact sports based movies are rare in bollywood , it is definitely one of the greats in the genre. Thanks for the great breakdown I never thought how these moves will play out in real life and injury involved on concrete setting. I just followed the rule of cool while watching the scene and never thought about it much. Also I suggest you refrain form using term Bollywood while reviewing scenes from Indian movie Industry as Bollywood term is restricted to Hindi Language movies and people often get trolled for not knowig the better. Just use Indian movies term as a blanket termm ofr all movoes coming out of India.
Pak's story reminds me of a manga. There's this streetfighting manga called Holyland. One of the characters, Masaki, explains how judo is dangerous in a street fight. One, people wear clothes when out and about and two, sidewalks are made of concrete.
I don't remember where it was written but someone on TH-cam has basically said that "judo isn't just throwing someone to the ground. It is the art of hitting your opponent with the earth itself."
I see this channel has some martial arts judgement videos as well. You need to look up some of Vidyut Jamwal's fight scenes as far as bollywood is concerned
@@ScenicFights his best fight scenes are all in the commando series. Commando 1 and 2 I feel have better fight scenes but he has looked the most ripped on commando 3
Have already liked your video. It's a total top notch analysis of the fight scene, but I am adding a comment here for the last sentence "Aamir Khan is the top Khaan". Yes - that's definitely very true and there's no competition to his perfection. No competition to his subject/storyline. And definitely no competition against his acting skills. A total thumbs up from me.
It’s a fantastic Indian movie! If you enjoyed King Richard (2021) with Will Smith, you’ll enjoy Dangal (2016). Both are true stories based on fathers training their daughters in their respective sports.
Next please react to the famous knife fighting scene of John Abraham's "Rocky Handsome" and Vidyut Jamwal's any fight scene... he is trained with Kalaripayattu... at least reacting to Vidyut will give some good exposure to this martial art, which it deserves, as it is the oldest martial art in history...
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I'm a Pakistani, I never actually knew Indian wrestling was it's own unique discipline, though that might explain why my family plays a combo of wrestling and kabaddi, our family is of Goan ancestry, we even still keep in relative contact with our distant relatives in Goa
Chad laughing his ass out like he ain't gonna be thrown around like a rag doll and have moves performed on him like my brother would after watching any WWE fights😂
So good to know my guys are Bollywood kings 😭Dangal is on my list for sure! As always, awesome breakdown. It's also great to see some demonstration improvements with the drawn lines on screen! Very helpful. Keep it up guys!
Can't believe I just witnessed two foreigners fighting over amir vs salman khan movies usually it's between salman vs srk 🤣🤣🤣 Amir is in his own league.
"There's no faster way to end a fight than hitting someone with the earth" ... at least not any non-lethal ways. And most definitely no COOLER way too end a fight ;)
great video, thank you youtube algo for recommending something good after a long time. appreciate the attention to detail like name pronunciation as well. nice work boys
@@ScenicFights done and hell yeah! the opening fight scene from the hindi/bollywood movie "War" (2019) has a cool one-shot action sequence with the main actor Tiger Shroff. it'd be dope to see a breakdown of that. 🙏
Entertaining and interesting as usual. Had to look for the movie right away but couldn't find it. Have to keep my eyes open. Am I the only one who finds it funny how casually they do these videos in jeans?
Unfortunately, Dangal is nowhere to be streamed right now. It has to be Netflix and HotStar but it’s not available. But if you ever have the chance to watch it, highly recommend!
@@ScenicFights not a specific scene, but we always see the mounted strangle as a popular position of fight ending in movies unless there is some deus ex machina weapon in reach, so I’d love some insight from any of the guys if there is any defense left in this position to be done
I've been skipping this because I like how Logan and Chad work together, but Pak really knows his wrestling, it seems. And looking at this, as an old wrestler, I really liked the breakdown. Made me want to start wrestling again :D The icing on the cake was what's the best way to end a fight :D :D :D
Never skip a Pak breakdown again. (We need all the views we can lol) But it’s cool to read that this inspired you think about wrestling again. I think you should do it! Let us know how it goes.
This was awesome. And I would love to see Pak break down 3 fights from the anime adaption of Tekken 3 Tekken Bloodline and of course they're rounds of the King of The Iron Fist Tournament III that King 2 is in the first is his opening round match against the US Karate Master Paul Phoenix which he wins, the 2nd is his semi-final round match against Ling Xiaoyu which he also wins, and the final one is his King of the Iron Fist III Final Round match against lead protagonist Jin Kazama and while Jin does win this one he is taken to the limit by the Jaguar Masked Luchadore
I think it would be really fun to watch Logan break down some of the melee weapons use in For Honor. It's such an infuriating game, but I think they would have fun with it, especially since there's so many different types of weapons and fighting styles in it.
i think you guys could react to the scenes in chainsawman with kishibe, there is stricking and also a bit of knife work, maybe in short form? would love to see
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We absolutely loved “Dangal”! One of the best sports films ever. What other Indian films should we breakdown next! Should we do Sultan?
That would be sick! I know the fights aren't realistic at all, but it might help your channel gain even more exposure if you covered some of the fights from RRR
l would love to see you guys cover MARD KO DARD NAHI HOTA and Vidyut Jammwal's Sanak.
Sultan and baaghi
Even if it's just a short, please break down the Sigham flying head slap
Great! I would love to see you break down Baaghi and Commando.
I love how Chad just plops dead on the mat after eating Pak's throws 😂
"No faster way to end a fight than hitting someone with the earth" - the most perfect quote ever created.
Great video, as always! As a wrestler, I really enjoyed it and would love to see more videos with Pak breaking down wrestling scenes.
Thank you! What other wrestling scenes should we breakdown?
@@ScenicFights Korean comedy movie "Extreme Job" has a lot of good Judo throws and, generally, a big fight scene at the last act of the movie. Also Foxcatcher and The Hammer has a few good scenes too.
Yes
Which is why I love judo
The joke about Chad liking a Shah Rukh Khan movie and Logan like a Salman Khan movie was very funny, great stuff guys and an awesome video as always.
Thank you! We really do love SRK, Salman Khan and Aamir Khan. They are legends.
I like to imagine that Logan's just sitting slightly offscreen, feet up, sipping a cocktail and enjoying the fact that Chad is getting thrown around this time.
That is exactly what Logan is doing haha
Hey guys. As an indian, really appreciate the love. Would recommend you guys in the future to review the mahavir singh v/s babita (father v/s daughter) scene in the film. Its genuinely my favorite wrestling scene ever shown on film.
Now, also a little synopsis for the people who haven't seen the film. Dangal is basically king richard. Its a story about a father wanting his daughters to win a gold in wrestling. Before getting into the scene a little background of indian culture. In india, one of the incentives provided by government to people in any sports is that if they reach a particular level in any sports (like state level, district level, etc.) gets, based on their accolades a civil job which is a permanent job at any civil department. The scene that the guys reviewed is at the start of the film where the other guy is taunting aamir khan's character of wrestling as he was a state level wrestling champion which means that he got the job bcoz he either reached till the state level or won state level championship. He finds out that aamir khan's character was also a wrestler. But he thinks that aamir khan was an amateur level or district level wrestler. So when they started wrestling, you could see why he thought it was so embarassing to be beaten by somebody he thought was less pro than him. But at the end he gets surprised by finding out that aamir khan's character was a national level player but couldn't move any further bcoz of his family condition and had to give up on his dream of winning a gold medal in wrestling.
I hope my rambling helps people a little bit. And thanks again guys for reviewing a bollywood scene. As an indian it feels great, whenever our films gets any recognition other than 100 people dancing in beautiful clothes.
Thank you so much for this awesome comment! We just want to say that Dangal is better than King Richard :P
Also Dangal is based on real life with no names changed. Except for showing Amir as Hanuman devotee which Phogatji is in real life, rest has been captured almost realistically
@@sriknee there are changed names.
The fighters you see at the end in commonwealth games in the movie are name changed
he may have lost the fight to Amir Khan but they actually became friends. after the fight you see that he respects Amir and hes much more humble, which may of been worth the loss in my opinion.
Yes! Harkinder (played by Vivan Bhatena) became a better person after this wrestling match.
It isn't even out yet and I'm already worried for Chad's back 😂
We got Chad a new mat so we can slam him harder “safely”.
@@ScenicFights 😂 Love the long-form breakdown tho. I'd love to see more long form formats of throwing/take-down fights. ☺️ If only I was in the US, I'd love to train under these 3.
Hand-to-hand combat and ground game from Chad.
Weapons from Logan
And throwing/takedown from Pak
❤️
@@ScenicFights Aww yay Chad
@Rocel De Ramos you’re always welcome to train with us if you ever visit New York City!
Man, this was a banger! Wrestling doesn't get nearly enough love and this scene seemed relatively solid.
I'm no Bollywood guy but I think you've convinced me to check this film out. But just so ya know, if it has one too many flamboyant dancing scenes, I'm blaming Pak!
Haha Dangal is more of a Indian drama than a traditional Bollywood dance movie. If you enjoyed King Richard, you’ll enjoy this. Both are real life stories that explores the relationship between a father training his daughters. However, instead of tennis, it’s Wrestling. While both are great movies, we would say, Dangal is far more superior.
It doesn't have any dancing . Let me know if u need any more info ?
@@ScenicFights judo vs Wrestling , what wud help more in a Street fight ?
What shud be the base ? Wrestling or judo ?
@@Ima_Virgin_69Wrestling definitely. The one thing I’d say that Judo has against wrestling is that they have the gi’s which is good for training for clothing grips since cuz ya know everybody wears clothes in the street lol. But wrestling is just as good to adapt into street fight because they don’t rely on the clothing grips to execute their throws and takedowns. Wrestling also has alot more variety in takedowns/throws since they can attack the legs while in judo you can’t. And Judo and wrestling are basically the same it’s just that Judo have jackets and different stances, that’s why their no such thing as No Gi judo because it’s wrestling.
@@kyngtrashmouthyt9374 everyone wears clothes on streets ....
Bahahahaha 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
Thanx bro .
I can really relate to the story Pak told about the fear after slamming an attacker on the concrete. In my case, it wasn't a slam, but a standing elbow and the guy hit his head really hard on the ground afterwards. At first, I was scared of getting hurt, then scared of losing my freedom, but thankfully the guy wasn't as badly hurt as I thought, and I wasn't arrested since I wasn't the aggressor. Point being, it's a scary world out there, so be ready. And don't be "that guy." Slams, elbows, and concrete all hurt and an intimate encounter with all of the above should be avoided at all costs. Great breakdown as always! I particularly enjoy everyone's humor and winning personalities.
Glad you’re okay man! Thanks for sharing your story.
@ScenicFights Thank YOU guys for the entertaining and educational content! I know the videos are meant to break down scenes from movies, but the techniques shown are legit and I have no doubt they have helped others to be diligent and better able to defend themselves.
When I was in sixth grade, my class took a field trip to the zoo. The class bully decided to follow me around and make me as miserable as possible. I put up with him for a couple of hours, trying to ignore him, but he kept getting in my face. Finally, I lost my temper and shoved him as hard as I could. That's all it was; a one-armed push, not a punch, not a takedown. Unfortunately, he wasn't expecting it, so he went flying; and there was a cinderblock wall only a few feet away. I can still, almost 30 years later, remember the cracking sound his skull made on the cement. He went DOWN without a word and just lay there for the longest few seconds of my life.
Thank goodness, he wasn't badly hurt, as it turned out, but that fear stayed with me and has left me extremely leery of physical confrontations ever since.
I had a similar situation once when I by mistakenly hit my cousin brother on the chest with my hand (I was just tryna turn around fast and he was standing there).
I've been in Kyokushin karate previously for years and of course, did have the conditioning.
He was having difficulty in breathing ig... (was trembling on the ground, couldn't make a sound) I did that one action (grabbed his legs and pushed them fowards slowly multiple times) that sensei did on me when I had received the first punch on the hook by my bestie and it ended up alright fortunately.
All thoes stuffs did make me realise that I gotta be careful now.
If they're coming at you with the possibility of killing you you must accept the possibility of your defense. But if it's self defence no worries. The aggressor played a stupid game and won a stupid prize.
This channel got me to finally sign up for grappling/bjj, cause the way you guys talk about it, and martial arts in general, makes it seem like a lot of fun. I was hooked after my first class
We love hearing comments like these! Keep us updated on your grappling/bjj journey!
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definitely interested in more wrestling and more indian movies!
Any particular wrestling or Indian movies you’d like to see us breakdown next?
There’s a movie called “Sarpatta parambrai”
Another one “Irudhi Suttru”
Both are based on boxing too it’s an Indian Kollywood movie ! Check it out
@@ScenicFights sultan
@@ScenicFights do Brothers. Akshay Kumar movie. It's on MMA fighting
@@ScenicFights sarapatta parabarai South Indian boxing movie and Mary Kom another boxing movie
This was such an awesome breakdown. Looking forward to more long videos from pak. He does a great job demonstrating and explaining things clearly
WE NEED MOARRRR. Love some more wild Bollywood scene breakdowns
It's settled then, I need to watch more Indian movies.
Thanks for an amazing breakdown once again!
Watch tumbad you will like it
@@faisal28288 thanks for the tip
@@TRPLD watch Bahubali 1 and 2 and RRR
@@Z71990 will do! I think I saw Bahubali 1. but I’m not sure! Thanks for the tip!
Adrian Broner and Ronda Rousey both learned the hard way what it's like to trash talk and hot dog without the skill to back it up, or taking your opponent more seriously. Let us also not forget Chuck Wepner when he fought Muhammad Ali back in the 70's and his wife's crushing comment to him after he lost to Ali. Story goes he'd told her "Tonight you're going to sleep with the heavyweight champion of the world," and when he returned to their hotel room stitched up and humbled, she said "Shall I go to Muhammad Ali's room, now?"
100% and that Muhammad Ali story at the end is amazing haha
@@ScenicFights Fun fact; "Rocky" was loosely based on that same story of Wepner vs. Ali.
The 'let's see that in full speed' sequences are usually in the shorts. It is cool to see that in the long breakdowns too. And the ending was genius 🤣
My favorite hindi movie. I am from Malaysia🇲🇾
I watched a bunch of classic Bollywood thanks to my wife. DDLJ might be my favourite. 😂 Great video!
Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge is great! Anything with Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol is pure magical.
Wrestling is huge in India but never heard these terms , very informative video .👍
Love the multiple angles shown for Pak's throw demonstrations!
Thank you! If Chad agrees, we will do a lot more of these type of throws on mats lol
Just noticed we have multiple angles to look at the moves you demonstrate. Not the case in the older videos. I don't know shit about fighting but I like the 2 angles.
I think you should do Vidyut Jamwal's bathroom melee fight in Khuda Haifiz 2 next. It's brutal and more grounded compared to other Indian fight scenes.
True
Dangal is a really good movie, though such close contact sports based movies are rare in bollywood , it is definitely one of the greats in the genre. Thanks for the great breakdown I never thought how these moves will play out in real life and injury involved on concrete setting. I just followed the rule of cool while watching the scene and never thought about it much.
Also I suggest you refrain form using term Bollywood while reviewing scenes from Indian movie Industry as Bollywood term is restricted to Hindi Language movies and people often get trolled for not knowig the better. Just use Indian movies term as a blanket termm ofr all movoes coming out of India.
Thank you for this note 💪
Am glad that you guys are back again with awesome video😀👍🇵🇭.
More to come! Make sure to share it with your friends and let’s us know what other fight scene we should breakdown next.
Love ur demonstration 👏🏻 i was a brown belt in judo back when i was 14,15 yrs old in new york love it
Come train with us at Paxibellum NYC if you’re ever in town!
Pak's story reminds me of a manga. There's this streetfighting manga called Holyland. One of the characters, Masaki, explains how judo is dangerous in a street fight. One, people wear clothes when out and about and two, sidewalks are made of concrete.
I don't remember where it was written but someone on TH-cam has basically said that "judo isn't just throwing someone to the ground. It is the art of hitting your opponent with the earth itself."
Been at work all day but I still stopped by to comment for the algorithm
Appreciate so much Nathaniel! Hope you enjoyed our breakdown. Let us know which fight scene we should breakdown next
I love the analysis and all that you guys do, but the comedy is definitely one of the things that gets me coming back for every video on this channel.
I see this channel has some martial arts judgement videos as well. You need to look up some of Vidyut Jamwal's fight scenes as far as bollywood is concerned
Here is a TH-cam Short we did on Vidyut Jammwal! Which other movie should we do?
th-cam.com/users/shortsPAiBdpgI4Q0?feature=share
@@ScenicFights his best fight scenes are all in the commando series. Commando 1 and 2 I feel have better fight scenes but he has looked the most ripped on commando 3
Another awesome video to a great movie. It's always wildly impressive to see the ease in which you guys pull off these movies. Great work guys!
Thank you so much Mike as always! Always nice of hear from you. Chad wants you to know that he appreciates you enjoying him getting slammed lol
Have already liked your video. It's a total top notch analysis of the fight scene, but I am adding a comment here for the last sentence "Aamir Khan is the top Khaan".
Yes - that's definitely very true and there's no competition to his perfection. No competition to his subject/storyline. And definitely no competition against his acting skills.
A total thumbs up from me.
Let’s GO more scenic fights breakdown with our boy Pak
The kuch kuch hota hai and Hum apke hain kaun part was just fire 😂😂😂
That was really awesome! I really enjoy y'all's full length breakdowns. 👍🏼
Thanks Fred! We really enjoy doing this longer fight scene breakdowns too so make sure to share so we can make more!
Great job! I loved dangal, y'all should do some of the kids wrestling matches!
Thanks for the video and breakdown 👍🏻 I never heard of this movie before
It’s a fantastic Indian movie! If you enjoyed King Richard (2021) with Will Smith, you’ll enjoy Dangal (2016). Both are true stories based on fathers training their daughters in their respective sports.
@@ScenicFights keep up the great work and thanks for the recommendation
Write that down, write that down! “Hitting Opponent with Earth will end fight”. Great breakdown
Next please react to the famous knife fighting scene of John Abraham's "Rocky Handsome" and Vidyut Jamwal's any fight scene... he is trained with Kalaripayattu... at least reacting to Vidyut will give some good exposure to this martial art, which it deserves, as it is the oldest martial art in history...
Great job Pak! Loved the breakdown, this channel is a gem appreciate you guys.
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You guys should do this kinda breakdown for the knife scene of john Abraham's movie Rocky Handsome!
Isn't that taken from a Korean film?
itna acha action nhi hai uska
@@mastrammeena328 tu he bolde pher koi India movie jismeh tere hisab seh accha action hai😂
Chad's deadeye look after being tossed. 😂
I'm a Pakistani, I never actually knew Indian wrestling was it's own unique discipline, though that might explain why my family plays a combo of wrestling and kabaddi, our family is of Goan ancestry, we even still keep in relative contact with our distant relatives in Goa
U should definitely do breakdown of Vidyut jamwal's commando 3 final fight scene
Thanks to Bollywood movies. Learn Indian culture especially delicious foods, the Indian nature & spiritual tradition
Don't watch MUCH bollywood movie
If you want to learn
INDIAN CULTURE
Great analysis showing how thing could have gone and the extreme versions and safe versions of the moves
Chad laughing his ass out like he ain't gonna be thrown around like a rag doll and have moves performed on him like my brother would after watching any WWE fights😂
Awesome breakdown. I'll be using these moves. Love that Street fighting story.
Please dont fight on the street
@@JudoChefPak oh I don't. I've been able to talk my way outta those situations so far. It's just cool to see moves used when necessary.
Hum Aapke Hai Kaun is a masterpiece. Logan has great taste. 14 songs in that one movie.
So good to know my guys are Bollywood kings 😭Dangal is on my list for sure!
As always, awesome breakdown. It's also great to see some demonstration improvements with the drawn lines on screen! Very helpful. Keep it up guys!
Can't believe I just witnessed two foreigners fighting over amir vs salman khan movies usually it's between salman vs srk 🤣🤣🤣
Amir is in his own league.
"There's no faster way to end a fight than hitting someone with the earth" ... at least not any non-lethal ways. And most definitely no COOLER way too end a fight ;)
I see you're a mannof great taste
... Throw soil?
Where are all the people who say Judo doesnt work without a gi? Lol
Im still looking
0:09 Chad be laughing cuz he know what's about to go down 🤣🤣🤣
Break down the vidyut jamwal action scene from commando part 1,2,3
This video is gonna blow up.
That would be the dream! We want to do more Indian films so we hope this performs well.
@@ScenicFights already 100 k told ya
I'm very impressed how Pak's glasses stayed on during all those throws
The 👍🏻 and smile combos killed me. Great work!!!
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What a great ukemi.. next time how about you breakdown about movie's best ukemi technique 😁
Please review some more fights from this movie! It's really well done.
great video, thank you youtube algo for recommending something good after a long time. appreciate the attention to detail like name pronunciation as well. nice work boys
So happy that you found us! Make sure to subscribe and let us know which other fight scenes we should breakdown next!
@@ScenicFights done and hell yeah! the opening fight scene from the hindi/bollywood movie "War" (2019) has a cool one-shot action sequence with the main actor Tiger Shroff. it'd be dope to see a breakdown of that. 🙏
4:40 that looked a little personal xD
It was 😎
One of the greatest opening scenes in a movie
Entertaining and interesting as usual. Had to look for the movie right away but couldn't find it. Have to keep my eyes open. Am I the only one who finds it funny how casually they do these videos in jeans?
Unfortunately, Dangal is nowhere to be streamed right now. It has to be Netflix and HotStar but it’s not available. But if you ever have the chance to watch it, highly recommend!
Do some scenes from sultan and baaghi
I think that other guy.. Have very premium insurance... 😂😂😂
7:10 that scene rivals Chad and Logan's handholding scene in the Raging Fire analysis
Tomorrow is my exams and Iam here learning how to Dodge the difficult questions
U guys could do a fight scenes breakdown of the Teletubbies I’m still tuning in full focus keep up the great work
I’m now picturing Logan, Pak and Chad in teletubbies outfits.
Great video guys
Love more of these!
Thank you! What other fight scene should we breakdown next?
@@ScenicFights not a specific scene, but we always see the mounted strangle as a popular position of fight ending in movies unless there is some deus ex machina weapon in reach, so I’d love some insight from any of the guys if there is any defense left in this position to be done
Loved your video, please do more on indian movies
Amir Khan is known as MR PERFECTIONIST ✨✨✨ AND DANGAL IS THE HIGHEST GROSSING MOVIE OF INDIA ✨✨✨✨🔥🔥🔥🙌🤩🤩😘
I want to like your videos twice
I wish you could too! Share the video with your friends and get them to like
Love it. Worth to wait for this video.
Love, Martina
Martina
@@ScenicFights Great news. I'm fine, thanks for asking.
I called Kuch kuch hota hai right as Chad said it. This is scary (but to be fair, he is 100% right)
The train sequence when Anjali (Kajol) leaves SRK 😢😢😢
@@ScenicFights That's one hell of a cinema moment😭
@@iknowbetter in india it has become more of a meme bcz of its cringe
Pak just dropping some lore about himself and showing that this very nice and polite man is an absolute beast
I would like more kengan breakdowns
What other matches from Kengan Ashura should we breakdown?
Ohma vs raian
Or golangs match
i feel like Chad shud have grown a mustache for video
I've been skipping this because I like how Logan and Chad work together, but Pak really knows his wrestling, it seems.
And looking at this, as an old wrestler, I really liked the breakdown. Made me want to start wrestling again :D
The icing on the cake was what's the best way to end a fight :D :D :D
Never skip a Pak breakdown again. (We need all the views we can lol) But it’s cool to read that this inspired you think about wrestling again. I think you should do it! Let us know how it goes.
@@ScenicFights I definitely won't skip 👏 I've invested too much into strongman right now, but maybe once this road has been walked to the end 😄👏
This was an awesome breakdown. Please react to some more Bollywood fight scenes, and please, not the flashy ones lmao
What other Indian movie fights should we breakdown?!
@@ScenicFights go for commando... Best action scenes
This was awesome. And I would love to see Pak break down 3 fights from the anime adaption of Tekken 3 Tekken Bloodline and of course they're rounds of the King of The Iron Fist Tournament III that King 2 is in the first is his opening round match against the US Karate Master Paul Phoenix which he wins, the 2nd is his semi-final round match against Ling Xiaoyu which he also wins, and the final one is his King of the Iron Fist III Final Round match against lead protagonist Jin Kazama and while Jin does win this one he is taken to the limit by the Jaguar Masked Luchadore
I have a short breakdown of king vs paul!!
Can u Do thallumala(it's an Indian movie) theatre fight scene it's an amazing scene .
You guys should breakdown the Korean wrestlers in Physical 100
I think it would be really fun to watch Logan break down some of the melee weapons use in For Honor. It's such an infuriating game, but I think they would have fun with it, especially since there's so many different types of weapons and fighting styles in it.
God I love this channel, and I'm happy everyone seems to be having fun
And we love your constant support! Thank you and let us know which fight scene we should breakdown next 💪
@@ScenicFights Spike VS Vincent from the cowboy bebop movie would be a SICK breakdown actually
i think you guys could react to the scenes in chainsawman with kishibe, there is stricking and also a bit of knife work, maybe in short form? would love to see
I wish you do the vinland saga fight breakdown. Especially thorfinn vs thorkell.
Love from india
Never knew you guys would come across dangal
Yes! Dangal is such a fantastic movie! Make sure to share with your friends so we can do more Bollywood Breakdowns.
Esa cara en la miniatura es epica
Can you please cover the fight between Stingray and Nick in the movie titled “Undefeatable”? It’s the best scene EVER. You guys HAVE to cover it.
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@@ScenicFights Is that a yes? 😬
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Make a breakdown on rocky handsome fight scenes
outstanding.
you guys should check out the killing monsters witcher 3 trailer and break it down
You have to breakdown indian martial art ist's movie commando pleasee 🙂❤️
Every time i see these throws i just hear the "slumper" sound effect
In an Indian Government office if you fight like this you could loose your job. Lol
Thank you for such enjoyable informative video!
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7:51 True but that's also how Masvidal got a 5 second knockout.