In those 5on1 fight scenes ... one dude takes out everyone, but within the 5 that got knocked out, one of them gets it the worse. Don't you love it .... LMAO!
King Luis
here's a good one too.
from the protector
the movie has quite a few of these type of fight scenes.
nusty
this is my favorite one. It's Mike Valley, an old school skate boarder. he was riding and some guys on the side called him out as being a fag.... he settled that record.
5 on 1.
nusty
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Originally posted by King Luis
here's a good one too.
from the protector
the movie has quite a few of these type of fight scenes.
That scene is made up almost exclusively of Japanese style Jiu Jitsu tecniques. :) I love those arm and wrist locks.... they are my favorite way to catch people if they push you.
I love agile Tony Jaa is. His athletic ability is even more impressive than his Mauy Thai.
rabbitjoker
Jet Li fights championstyle.
dEsidEL
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Originally posted by E2EK1EL
LOL
In those 5on1 fight scenes ... one dude takes out everyone, but within the 5 that got knocked out, one of them gets it the worse. Don't you love it .... LMAO!
^^^ this clip is actually a remake of Bruce Lee's Chinese Connection when he takes on the school of Japanese students .. lemme find the vid..
i think he comebines elements of Kali fighting into the routine too .. very Jeet Kune Do-ish ..
heh.. here we go..
zokissima
RE: the first clip, those have to be some of the worst black belts ever :)
dEsidEL
the end sequence kicks ass too lol .. :D
behold.. Bruce Lee.. ULTRA PISSED !
EvilTree
I miss Bruce Lee. He's so Chinese
Tunnel Rat
Probably the best - and best known - fight scenes ever done on film.
Lee with weapons is ing awesome
Misanthrope
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Originally posted by EvilTree
I miss Bruce Lee. He's such a motherfacken huge legend
fixed.
nusty
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Originally posted by EvilTree
I miss Bruce Lee. He's so Chinese
Actually he was born in San Francisco and then later lived and trained in Hong Kong while it was still under British Rule. ;)
The market for his skills in China was never as valuable as they were in the US or Hong Kong.
But his parents were Chinese (From Hong Kong though...). He was primarily British?/ American but if Chinese citizenship follows down generations then yes, he was still also Chinese. He didn't exercise his US citizenship until his late teens.
Edit: this is all pretty trival crap since many an asian in Hong Kong considered themselves Chinese rather than British... I just thought it was funny saying how he was so Chinese when in fact he never was technically. :)
