Martial Arts Instructor Reacts: Rocky Handsome - Final Fight Scene
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Martial Arts Instructor Reacts: Rocky Handsome - Final Fight Scene
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I tried something different with the editing this time, let me know what you guys think!
Hey check out Scott Adkins youtube page he does interviews with alot of martial artist and more.Cynthia Rothrock has one to.
Hey so does Michael Jai White.
And Marko Zaror from Undisputed 3.
Movie big, comment window small is the way to go! Looks great, everything you're doing! Legend of the Drunken Master is unbelievable, anything from that would be cool!
It's all fun to watch but god damn all that waiting and lining up to get "killed" is beyond annoying. Especially when the hero grabs 1 of the dudes arms and he's just standing there watching as he messes him up, hey Einstein you've got another hand, you might wanna do something with it. Fuck... Me.
I think that this guy has more knowledge in martial arts than he is admitting cos his movements are pretty fluid for someone whom has just one month basic training and his knuckles are calloused AF. Have a look again at the scene where he is picking up the cannister and you'll see knuckles that are well seasoned. There are also people that are just really good at mimicking moves and learning choreo maybe he is one of those people. He did make it look good and believable.
It wouldn't surprise me. I think he has been a lifetime athlete as well so knows how to make his body do what he wants it to do. Either way he did an amazing job
John is a humble guy. He acknowledges the fact that he came from a modelling background and majority of the time just been the buff guy who hits the gym. Throughout most of his movies career he has been known for his physique. Arguably the most buff dude in bollywood. He wasn't really in his best shape in this movie in terms of bodybuilding physique. He looked the best at the time he did Force. His body weight stays in between 80 to 90 kgs. He moves well for his size I guess. Vidyut Jamwal the guy he faced in the movie force is a true specimen though. Looks phenomenal and knows real martial arts right from when he was a child
When he paused on the reverse elbow I noticed how perfectly level it was. So this actor isn't a seasoned martial artist? Man he pulls it off perfectly.
The guy that's sitting on the couch and shoots at the main dude is named Kazu Patrick Tang. He does a lot of stuntwork and martial arts. He has fought Scott Adkins in Ninja II, and even had a lead role in Rising Phoenix with Jeeja Yanin. He's half-Thai and half-Vietnamese, if I recall correctly, and a pretty dope fighter, too.
3:26 John Abraham said in Hindi (I think) "Your body parts too shall meet the same fate, will pluck them one by one until there's nothing left in there to sell"
That is one tough sounding line haha!! I would be scared to hearing that if I were the bad guys
@@BurridgeMartialArts604 Agreed. Sorry for late reply, didn't get a notification until someone liked my comment
That scene was really brutal. Lots of devastating techniques with knives. Absolutely Killer video!!! 🔥🔥🔥
I love that you mentioned that cutting the tendons on your fingers' flexor muscles disarms people.
I practice HEMA myself, basically Historical European Martial Arts, and in longsword, which is what I'm most familiar with, shots to the hand are incredibly common.
Heads and hands are the targets to aim for if you have a sword. Cut the hand, it disables them so they can't hold their weapon, or it does a literal disarm by cutting the hand off.
Hans Talhoffer from the 1400's has a few manuals on sword and buckler and longsword where cuts to the hand were shown.
In one of them, Talhoffer does it in one move unsheathing the longsword as he cuts.
So yes, THANK YOU for mentioning this small aspect of armed martial arts.
I am no expert with weapons but I remember doing a seminar with a Kali instructor when I was younger and him discussing striking the arms with the blade to disarm your opponent and thought it was an incredibly smart use of the weapon.
I would love to try HEMA one day, but unfortunately it's very difficult to find it out here where I am.
Best of luck with your training!
Try reacting to Vidyut Jamwal who is actually a pretty sick martial artist himself and had recieved the jackie chan awards as well
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Vidyut is the 10ten most dangerous people in the world
@@karankapoor916 😂😂😂
I got to admit the hurricane kick was very crisp
They both look great
You should react to oldboy corridor fight scene and the man from nowhere bathroom fight scene. Both are awesome
Best Knife Fight.
You're right about the rist thing. But that's more a movie kind of thing. When you pratice Kali/Silat you target to the what is near, the "armed hand" or any "kill spot" as soon as possible.
Would love to see you reacting on vidyut jamwal ... love from india♥️
Seen both versions. Both great. When I was in Philippines I was told cutting down the arm holding the knife was called "defanging the snake" for a months training he is awesome in this film. He was a pretty high end dancer in his youth so that deffo gonna help a huge amount.
You should try Commando with Vidyut Jammwal.
I have heard good things about him! I'll add it to the list
After watching Chinese fight Bollywood fights are so boring..
@Rana Ankesh lol 🤣 yes the founder of kungfu was bhudist who went to China n taught kungfu. It's a same to know that kungfu was originated from India n none of Indian learn kungfu 🤣
@Rana Ankesh some may.. But not popularity.. In China even kids know kungfu ..
@Rana Ankesh because kungfu is not popular in India, Bollywood action scene clearly tells that... Though kungfu is originated in India but still it looks like kungfu came from China ..
5:56 that sledgehammer is made out of rubber. :DDD
4:37 bullshido! At this point, with such blocking he would be dead.
4:55 nice pause! xD
When he stabbed the bad guy in the chest, the bad guy looked at him like "Bruh."
You should react to fight scenes of Vidyut Jamwal, he is training in the oldest martial arts of the world called kalaripyattu from a very early age.
the actor you were thinking of from the mummy is Oded Fehr and I can see where you are coming from.
Thank you! I just rewatched the mummy and the mummy returns with my fiance and all I could see was him haha
@@BurridgeMartialArts604 try watching fight scenes from vidyut jamwal the martial arts style he uses is kalaripayat it is the style from which all the other martial arts were born.
Please react to the warehouse fight in The night comes for us, it's brutal AF
Great reaction. I think i prefer this version over the original. I really like it. But you didn't watch the whole thing 😝 You missed when Abraham catches up with the other (bossman) from the uncomfortable couch 🙄
I did end up watching the rest of that scene, I was skipping through and saw the fight scene ended so edited it and cut the end (just for keeping the video a bit shorter). But the way he breaks through the bulletproof glass was awesome!
What? R U kidding me? This version is better than the original?🤣😂🤣😂🤣 ok hahaha John wick...😆
@@angieq7895 Whatever you say man. Btw, don't stand within 500 yards of any schools.
@@JohnWick-yu6je yes, like you. Right?
@@angieq7895 YES IT IS
Yes, it is the eyes of a little girl :)
It’s a good movie
About cutting the wrist when the knife is close it's not like you are the only one going for the wrist the opponent too is going for the wrist.
so, the smart move is for you attack other parts and defend your wrist.
Yeah, @8:04 he definitely should've just gone for the 'potato peel'. In Silat you catch and break/maim/sever/slice whatever is the threat. The knife hand is the threat. If you're already there with the blade then peeling down the arm with the knife is always a safe bet. He did it with the multiple stabs then the slash down the arm earlier in the fight. Plus he could've just trapped with knife hand against the arm and locked and peeled down dude's arm, crossing his left arm across dude's neck, fully extending the arm, tightening those muscles/tendons for the peel all the way down. That's a Silat fav.
Loving the content, would love for you to check out the slave fight scene from Ong Bak 2. If you're looking for older Jackie Chan films, I would recommend the final fight scene in Shaolin Wooden Men. Or anything from either drunken master movie.
You Should check out Vidyut Jamwal's Fight Scenes.
Yeah...I will stick with the original. Love your reactions though! Have you done the final fight in Fist of Legend?
Not yet!
Can we talk about the gunshot to his shoulder area not messing with his use of that shoulder at all?
Nice Soothing Shooting 🌠😊showdown stride.
He looks like a young Adrian Paul.
You must react to vidyut jamwal and tiger shroff movie scenes. These two dudes are the best in bollywood in terms of martial arts
React indian movie Commando 2013 year
Actor really good fighter
3:08 can't remember the character, but the actor that played the lead Medjai in the Mummy, was Oded Fehr (Carlos Olivera from the Resident Evil movies)
Here is a suggestion for another time. A movie called DRIVE from 1997 i think 🤔 starring Mark Dacascos. Truly Epic masterpiece of martial arts action.
I have had that one recommended before, I have never seen it so I will add it to the list!
@@BurridgeMartialArts604 Easy one of his best, not counting Crying Freeman. Such an underrated actor, same with Scott Adkins. It's sad really. I don't understand....?
Scott Adkins has been getting some more respect it seems lately but nowhere near what he deserves
This scene makes people think that stabbing is as easy as stabbing watermelons lmao. I think the Zodiac movie got it pretty right.
at this point if your an actor and your studying a month of martial arts per movie, it might be a good idea to actually be good to just choose a discipline to study even just for a resume experence.
Wow ❤️
The way Indian films are made is very fast paced so from the moment he got the green on the script he was probably spending his every waking hour doing training because the film will only have a couple of months to shoot.
the last bad guy's jacked is so cool
You shiuld check out some old school stuff like the park fight from Jackie chan's Police Story 2 or The Legend of Drunken Master end fight scene at the warehouse.
Goddamn i gotta watch this movie damn! How is this a bollywood movie with zero BS?
Now you should check out commando 1,2,3 trailer and baghi 1 also the best martial artist
The hero is using Khukri Knife, I think
I want to see you react to Haywire next.
Similar fighting by Denzel Washington in his first EQUALIZER movie.
Have you done the fights from "Upgrade" yet??
Please, react to Bruce Lee Interview 1965.
Brandon Lee vs Al Leong in Rapid Fire
Even if they wont bleed out from the wrist cut or even if you miss the tendons its still a cut to the wrist/forearm area right? itl help lol
Burridge react to vidyut jamval movie commando part 1,2 and 3 sure you'll like it he's trained in the Indian martial arts kalaripayattu the mother of all martial arts ✌🤟👍
This guy is a MEAT BUTCHER. You should check out Denzel Washington EQUALIZER PART ONE.
i think you must watch "Baaghi" with Tiger Shroff.
get some of the Raid vids up if there are any
Man, not a bad bollywood scene. In my mind, I always thought of random singing & dance numbers or overall bad comedies when it comes to bollywood flicks. I'm glad to see otherwise!
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I mean you are not completely wrong though 😂 we do have that in most of the movies lmao
You should react to green ranger vs ryu, and white ranger vs scorpion. Both from super powered beatdown
It’s just like the movie THE MAN FROM NOWHERE
I think this was supposed to be like a Bollywood remake of that movie or at least an homage to it
@@BurridgeMartialArts604 it gave me that vibe too
Please make a video on the fight scenes from' bay rong ' starring johnny nguyen. He is a very skilled martial arts actor and I hope you will enjoy it too.
Check out Jet Li’s movie Fearless, the final tournament scenes and give your thoughts about it
Movie is remake of Man from nowhere
Please pulimurugan climax fight scene and rate.
A cheap knock off but great reaction. Well done sir.
" cheap knock off?" More like better than original !
Anyone see this exact same fight scene in an Asian movie? With the little girl and the guy who ones a repair shop?
Like this is either a rip off or something cause the eyes in a jar, him using knives, reaches down just to have the jar destroyed, etc. they’re the exact same
They even kinda copy how he kills the “bad guy” by using his teeth to hold something as he uses the knife to kill him. Kinda sus if you ask me
Yes , This is a remake version of a Korean movie "The man from nowhere"...
Good job but Bollywood style. Too much showing off. And we see how "unrealistic" fight is. When one dude stands and waits for counter while protagonist dealing with other.
Other thing is. How easily he dealt with bunch of guys and how lame he was with last one.
Too over the top. Those no-look shots come on... Original's much more realistic and better.
Yes, I feel the same way
It's insanely hard to be accurate with throwing knives, let alone random hinting knives, and the like.
Weirdly, it's leaps and bounds easier to throw an axe.
This is a ridiculous version of Man from Nowhere.
react to something with vidyut jamwal
5:51 shows how fake those props are that man can not hold a real sledge hammer with on hand like that at the bottom of the wood without tons of struggle LOL go try it out yourself xD
C'mon man! Nobody ain't going to use an actual sledge hammer in a movie while it's being shot.
*my fights are more epic (?)*
atleast he didn't slide a horse under a truck
This scene is copy paste from Man From Nowhere and The Raid 1..
Fighting is so unrealistic. Man from nowhere is much better and realistic, put you on the edge of your seat.
there was some bad acting in that vid but not half bad copy (the man from no were) is smoother action less thinking and i can tell its way more professional movie then this one
Bollywood fights are boring no good actions like chinese, thai etc.
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Original final fight scene was way better!! Another typical Bollywood knockoff loooool 🥱😴😴😴😴😴
The main actor is really slow, anf the editing is really bad. I'm going to skip this remake.
Awesomeness video, though! Keep up the good work!
Bollywood movie fight scene are absurd.. . No technique, no style, nothing..
Don't like Bollywood movie at all . Their style just.... Over
This is sucks 🤣🤣🤣