What is the greatest Martial Arts movie?
What is the greatest Martial Arts movie?
Benjamin Walker
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Jacob Ortiz
The Raid 2
Connor Flores
The Grandmaster
Elijah Wright
The one YOU like the best.
Joshua Campbell
enter the dragon
Christian Bailey
Sammo Hung is legit the toughest guy in the business
Isaiah Peterson
Rush Hour 3
Jace Flores
I have to say Flashpoint.
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Luis Smith
In a real fight you get inside the gaurd handles of the gun and snatch it away with a quick twist of the wrist then you "snatch out" with a closed fist and punch into the windpipe at the same time as you "pound down patties" with your booted foot onto his knee - this breaks the assailant's back with enough force to hear the snap 300 miles away.
Ryan Cruz
American Ninja 3.
Adrian Turner
Retard. In a real fight all you have to do is put your finger in the barrel to make the gun useless and then you just karate chop (or you can use a ninja chop or a judi chop) them on the back of the neck after sumersaulting behind them like a ninja.
Bentley Perry
Kung fu panda 2
Adrian Walker
Fearless.
Brayden Sanchez
For fight choreography?
This.
Samuel Ramirez
2 from the car chase onwards is up there in terms of GOAT martial/action movies, shame the gap between the prison yard and it makes the film not the best to rewatch. 1 is way more consistent and the Mad Dog fight is GOAT too
Logan Jones
Bloodsport
Connor Adams
What's a good, REAL martial arts movie?
I don't want no Asians defying physics and slapping away every goddamn punch. I want grit and blood and sweat.
Joseph White
rumble in the bronx desu
Evan White
Ong bak. Such a well shot action movie with incredible in-camera stunts, long takes of action, and extended fight sequences that make you want to go out and kickbox some niggas to death.
James Morales
I really like Ong Bak. Don't know about greatest but it might just be the most enjoyable for me.
Gabriel Perez
Oh, you.
Landon Robinson
It helps when the director isn't just competent but is super excited to be making his movie. So many little easter eggs and shoutouts to other movies and directors.
Josiah King
I'm gonna go watch it right now! Thanks, buddy!
Adrian Jenkins
Out For A Kill
Joshua Jones
modern: IP man 2
classic: the kid with the golden arm
Parker Morgan
You could definitely sense a passion for it. I couldn't really get in to the sequel though, was that a different director?
I also own a copy of The Protector (I swear it has a different name that I can't now remember though).
Lincoln Taylor
The one where the guy calls Bruce Lee a faggot and gets him to jump off a roof.
Adam Perry
You should really watch Universal Soldier Day Of Reckoning then.
Also Undisputed 2 and 3.