Want to see a great fight scene?

[Pookie]

Me too. This ain't it....:grin:

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[Zak Forsman]

skills.

 

[HorseFilms]

If that guy's really a black belt, I'm burning mine because it no longer has any meaning.

 

[MikeWilkinson]

The funny thing is, had this been shot shaky-cam/whip zoom/high shutter/quick cut style, then had a heavy color treatment, you might not have been able to tell

 

[Evan S]

I was about to say, had this been shot in close-up's...

 

[HorseFilms]

I was about to say, had this been shot in close-up's...

... he would still be slow and awkward with no balance or flexibility. rogar-BigGrin(DBG)

 

[tom dickerson]

The guy actually used some basic martial arts techniques - of course they were applied with little or no contact. But I would imagine it was done that way on purpose?

Actually, with proper camera angles, film speed, fast cuts, closeups, quick pov shots, sound effects, deletion of lingering scenes where the star has poor balance (we could go on and on), this could have been made to look a little more realistic - but I'm not sure it was meant to be.

I guess it was kind of funny to watch.

Added: I didn't get into the acting part. Perhaps someone else might comment on that.