The RAID 2 Kitchen Fight Scene Break Down | Part 2
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
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This is part 2 of the famous Kitchen Fight Scene from the Raid 2!!! We break it down step by step for you guys so you can understand the details of the choreography and appreciate the fight scene even more...
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Great brakdown,...
as a practical silat, relating the part that Rama twist the arm of the assassin that you explain, I think this is a fighting condition which using any fast reaction. While Rama twisted the arm of the assasin on that part, he was using his momentum of gravity while trwisted it which in the actual fighting the twist might hard enough to be reversed.
Well, as you mentioned, it's part of entertainment which in actual fighting condition we could use another simple move where the impact could be damaged enough. :)
Anyway, I like your tutor.
Thank you!
Nice, there are so many details I've never noticed. Great job!
Thanks bro, glad you enjoyed the break down
ikr, this great video makes me more realize how awesome the movie's fight choreography
After rama catched his leg the assasin used his leg locked rama arm and then change his leg direction as u mentioned it to maneuver his position to trap the leg.. That leg locked in my term of silat is crocodlie styled of lock... That mean u can lock your opponents with your leg in any position that make u change your position in terms of u can attack your opponent after that or make a defending position... Thanks so much u guys.. Love all your work..
I clicked this video not sure what to expect. But I was impressed. Keep up the good work :)
Glad to hear it...thanks for watching
Super solid breakdown. Nice job! You could take any 6 or 7 shots out of this entire thing and drill it. Looking forward to the rest of the fight.
Yea, seriously, there is a ton of information you can gather and create some great drills from this 20 seconds of choreography alone
So much work on this part! What a cool scene and another great breakdown. Awesome work, guys!
Another great breakdown, been waiting for this!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it
After wait for 2 months, finally this video was uploaded
Chris was on vacation, so I had to wait for him to come back lol
JoeyBslash 3
Im wait for the next part. Keep going 👍👍👍👍
For sure
Love this scene so much, yeah, it gets a bit 'movie' in the last bit with the karambits, but hey, still good.
I love how clearly you can see the mastery of the martial arts in this choreography.
That has always been the biggest draw to Gareth Evans' movies; he hires actual practitioners of the martial art, and trains them in acting (which honestly, they're not half bad at.)
You guys took it to the next level when you included the choke slam XD
LOL thanks, we worked hard on figuring out how to do that safely. Mind you, we dont have months to rehearse this stuff over and over again like the actors do lol.
And yes, I agree, hiring master martial artists and then teaching them to act is better than the other way around. I look forward to Iko's big Hollywood break in Mile 22. Looks like a great action thriller. I usually enjoy Peter Berg's films. If it is anything like The Kingdom, I'm in.
The intricacies in this are off the hook! Well done 👍🏻I’ll be watching this vid many times lol!
As always, thanks for being a fan bro
JoeyBslash 3 Absolutely, you a good dude bro! #Slashers4Life🙅🏼♂️🔥🤘🏼
😂🤣😎 nice hashtag brotha!
JoeyBslash 3 Lol 😂
this is kind of channel i love. hardwork produces good video content.
Thanks for the support
btw joe, have you ever visited MP USA? I saw this video ruclips.net/video/d14EIpe1ZS8/видео.html and I am so curious if this even real.
No idea, would be impressive if it is real
ah okay, Thanks
Good job, perfect..Im proud your like pencak silat indonesia martial art original from indonesia
actually silat can open whatever possiblity of movement. Like you said arm lock can do what ever you want. That is silat lesson 101 for you . Silat is not you must hit here and there. It has alot of possiblitys where you can hit. It's your choice.
The reason is because you don't want your enemies to read your moves
Wow, you guys! Impressive work as always!
Thanks! We appreciate the compliment
Good video Joey b
Thanks bro
My favorite things about this fight scene were the elbow strikes, as well as the elbow blocks (had no idea you can actually block elbow strikes using your own elblows). What I didn't like about this fight scene were the forearm strikes that can be seen from a mile away (in my opinion, this sort of striking just makes it easier for another person to counter and has very little power/momentum to be that effective even in a streetfighting scenario).
I agree that they are easy to see, but I disagree with you on the power aspect. These types of strikes are best used as finishing strikes with a good setup beforehand. And you can't really block an elbow with an elbow. That ends up in chipped elbows, speaking from experience lol. But you can use your elbow to strike the incoming elbow near the tricep or forearm to stop it.
I always support your channel Joey even tho I've missed some of your videos, anyway can't wait for the part 3..Well done Joey for 23k subscribes..👍👍👍
Thanks so much bro. Means a lot. We will continue to chop at this fight scene until we get it done 👊👌👍
Well done breakdown.
Whatever you want it to be, lol. The actors have trained heavily in Silat for many years
JoeyBslash 3 Ok
Awesome!! You guys put your all reenactment into it. You can see the silat also🤜🤜🤛🤛!!
Thanks bro!
Wish you guys finish the entire kitchen fight it will be awesome. Anyway can't wait for the next part
We will finish it eventually
Yes, I've been looking forward to this. Mmm the part of the fight I enjoy the most at this point is when the Assassin got Rama in that chicken wing arm lock and Rama tries to hit him with his right elbow and the Assassin blocks it with his arm, always enjoy that part. Though my absolute favorite parts are still coming. Also you seen Mission Impossible: Fallout ? They have a pretty good fight in a restaurant bathroom, hope you do a break down of that fight one day !!!
I haven't seen it but I am a fan of the series. I'm still one movie behind, as I haven't seen Rogue Nation yet. I do know of the fight scene, as it has been in the commercials. Looks like a good one.
JoeyBslash 3 I would also definately recommend it, great film too
Rama (Iko Uwais ) and bad guy (Cecep Arief Rachman) both of them are true martial arts master in Indonesia
Yes indeed, I don't doubt it
I hope Maul Mornie (other master) can be involved in the next film
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Joey, do you recommend any teachers for Silat? Or is Silat mostly taught in Indonesia?
REAL silat is taught in Indonesia. They usually guard it by passing it down only to family, like a lot of other martial arts. As for training some good silat, try to go to a Maul Mornie seminar sometime. He travels all over the world to teach, so maybe you can find one to go to. He is a fun teacher to learn from and he definitely has the knowledge
There's a bloke here on RUclips who teaches Raw Silat classes, his name is Luke Holloway (the martial-arts community is pretty divided on him, some think he's fantastic, others think he's a total scam), he runs a YT channel called Raw Combat International or RCI.
I've been watching him for a few years now, and honestly, his knowledge and practice seems very legit, but you can form your own opinion on him.
Takoshi Hitsamaru Thanks
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For health : Go To merpati putih, google = "MP USA" , they train easy silat ( Not for combat)
Merpati Putih USA (MP USA) ,
just know that people can do such move. Good job guys
thanks
the moves are pretty distinctively silat. Since, they're silat masters themselves. there's always a reason or philosophy and trap behind every moves. Except, this is just the movie and it's choreographed. Different in real life situation. Where a kick to the knee or breaking of elbows will probably end a fight within seconds. :p
freaker126 yeah I mean all those move with killing intent.
Ashchi Salleh if you're at war of course you'll want to kill as many with as little strength. Hence, efficiency and better physical shape are better then showing off the 'arts' part. Lol
Still more realistic than the ip man movie series tbh
Great video its intense
Thanks
Was a great fight scene these guys worked super hard probably spent a couple of days on this scene alone you will never see American actors work this hard
They probably spent weeks if not months on this fight scene lol. It is very complicated and detailed. I disagree that American actors wouldn't work this hard.
Guys it was excellent breakdown, please do more parts, found only first 3
I’ve been waiting for part 2!
Very good👍
Thanks
Joey awesome video protrayed and well matched to the actual movie fight scene and explained very well. Must have taken a good couple of hours to have created this.
Thanks! We appreciate the support. And yes, it takes a few hours to film and even longer to edit and upload
Be sure to check out part 3 too
@@JoeyBslash3 Always happy to help. Thank you for responding. I will make sure to watch part 3 Joey :)
Love the breakdown guys 👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks!
Your video is very awesome
Awesome, was waiting for this one!
Great, glad you enjoyed it
Really interesting fighting choreo breakdown ...cool
Thanks!
Very nice, looking forward to the Karambit part of this fight. Nice work guys.
Me too lol, should be fun!
JoeyBslash 3 Yeah looking forward to it!
Excellent video, keep em coming guys!!
Thanks, we will
Joey B great work as always. You guys should do the fight scene from Wheels on Meals with Jackie Chan and Benny The Jet Urquidez when Benny throws a fast spinning hook kick and extinguishs a bunch of candles.
Lol, yea that is a classic fight! Great choreography. Benny the jet is the real deal
You made it looks harder -_- so... Complicated... Nice video
IMO they made it easier for me to learn those cool movement hehe
I’m new to your channel but love the 3 breakdowns I have seen so far
Welcome, I'm glad you found us. Check out some other videos. I hope you enjoy them and learn something from watching.
JoeyBslash 3 have you covered any of the fights in Banshee series
No, but people have requested it before
Good job...keep it up.....want to see more and gun disarms in future
I'm sure I will do some of those in the future. Thanks for watching
4:45 Its not a kick a actually because its not effective for that close distance. Its a knee strike, but Rama catches the leg and pull it to make the assasin loose his balance, but the assasin realize rama's move so he pulled back his leg to keep his balance, but Rama didn't let his leg go and move it to his other side. So to break the situations the assasin chokeslam to free his leg. That's how the silat work, you just think smart and move fast.
I want to see more of the moves from the raid 2 kitchen fight scene because I heard it gets better and better through out the scene
It does...be sure to check in next Saturday morning. We will have the next part done
Awesome. Very well done as always :-)
Thank you!
Nice been waiting for this
Thanks for watching
Wow, never know they do ton of movements, good job
adhi 99 silat about move, stop the move mean you death.
adhi 99 Well, you knew, you just didn’t know what they were. Everyone can see there are a ton of moves being performed there.
I was waiting for this scene
Well here it is lol
Wow. Good job dude.
Thanks!
I think they slowed down & exaggerated that armlock-elbow combo just for the camera's sake. A lot of the moves in this fight scene (and the movie in general) are performed a bit slower than you would in real life, otherwise it'd be too fast on camera and nobody would be able to tell what was going on. Also keep in mind that at this point in the film, Rama has been getting beaten up pretty much all day, so naturally he'd be a little sluggish by the time he reached the kitchen.
For sure
u wrong, in Silat, Choreo also fast, if u ever see a championship tournament of Pencak Silat u will know how to fast they Choreo. example u can see the Ganda Category in Tournament: ruclips.net/video/gPGxeI5ho40/видео.html
u can see the new Behind the scene of Mile 22 movie, they make a scene combat hand to hand also fast: ruclips.net/video/rDp6AgPl6MA/видео.html
Yulius Saputra No, he’s right. Normally it should be fast but in the purpose of cinematography and technical matter they have to slow it down in some parts.
Jurian, ok bro noted :)
U got a sub n my respect for the commitment Joey bro! Keep it up. PS. A college near my hometown actually teaches Silat for free, im not sure what is the style tho.
Thanks for the support! I have actually heard of a college teaching silat, which I think is amazing, I wish more schools in the U.S. would teach martial arts classes. I feel it would be a great learning experience for many students
JoeyBslash 3 o..forgot to mention i live in malaysia,which is near indonesia,so its x surprise silat teaching is more active n significant here
Oh I see, but yea, I used to train with someone who was involved with a group in a college. I dont remember if it was just a training group, or an actual class. I've heard in the Philippines that it is common to learn Arnis in school for P.E. class
I'm waiting for Cap VS Bucky highway scene. And we can all agree this Raid 2 fight scene is one of the best ones.
I really want to do that fight scene too, but I'm saving up to get a good cap shield prop...they aren't cheap unfortunately. I dont want to get that Rubie's flimsy piece of crap for $30...not worth it. We need quality stuff in these videos LOL
Or perhaps you can improvise something? A small DIY buckler, or even piece of some garment to strap around your arm.
I wanted to support a guy who actually makes them DIY style out of fiberglass...it looks legit and would last forever lol
Nice love the content
Thanks!
Great video
u guys damn thats epic exactly idk their movement is comes to fatal blow its so simple to watch at movie but seeing all of this movent perpart with slomo its epic n their movent have meaning
Can you make a breakdown of latest Jason Bourne's final fight in the tunnels?
Nice detail👏
Thanks!
that is the art of fighting
Hhh keren juga sih
Kitchen fight break down part 3
We already have part 3 done
very2 nice action..
They did a great job with the choreography
Mann thiss is something...
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Excellent video. I was wondering if you can show the techniques iko uwais uses in the raid films where he punches the heavy bag on the first 1 and the wall on the second. I used to try this when i was on the punching bag, but his moves are too fast.
Amazing!
Thanks!
Awesome...i like it.
Thanks
Mazing
You gotta new subscriber now
Thanks! We appreciate the support!
Head shot with iko is awesome too its on Netflix
I'm looking forward to Mile 22
Amazing can you make ongbak fight sence
From all of the movements that u had break on the Raid 1 & 2, what's the hardest part to u?
Probably the choke slam from Part 2 of the kitchen fight. It was difficult to perform it safely
That was the best fight scene. Another part I'm trying to figure out is how was the Assassin able to chokeslam Rama while having one leg on the ground. There wasn't that much momentum.
Yea, that was for entertainment purposes I believe lol
Support u guys 😎
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U guys awesome..can u talk about more about this martial arts
Thanks, we appreciate the support
We will be going through the entire scene
Cool ...
Thanks
Wonder if Equilibrium Gun Kata fight scene will be next?
Not sure if it will be next, but we will definitely do it sometime
nice one bro
Thanks
Nice
i need someone to learn this choreography with. its a need
It's fun choreography for sure!
Silat. It can actually be used in real life ?
Sangat pintar meniru gaya IKO UWAIS
Please upload very soon thank you 🙏
Please make a video about the fighting in mafia 3 !
My dude Jamie over at Game Galaxy played it. He enjoyed it, but not as much as Mafia 2. I would like to check it out sometime though
JoeyBslash 3 yeah mafia 2 is much better but the fighting in mafia 3 is awesome !
Cool, I will have to check it out
I hope we can have a video game with action as good as The Raid or at least John Wick.
Closest one to John Wick would have to be Splinter Cell Conviction and Blacklist I would say
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Make sure to watch all 3 parts we have done so far
@@JoeyBslash3 Okay sir :)
I think you should make all of Iko Uwais fight scenes breakdown from his movies
Merantau, Headshot, Miles 22 and The Night Comes For Us
Joe Taslim and Julie Estelle fight scenes also a great stuff to work on
I bet you'll get a real love from the martial art fans (:
@@JoeyBslash3 and I think you should add Iko Uwais name in the tittle or description to help your videos get a good connection to others Iko's video
And get a better views and subs
We plan doing the elevator fight from Merantau. I will have to check out some of his other fights too.
@@JoeyBslash3 that's a great news
Try do both the older and the newest of Iko's movies, I think that would be an awesome way to bring the old and new Iko's fans to your videos
Where is part 3??
Working on it. We can only get about 1 or 2 of these done or month
@@JoeyBslash3 ok, i am so exciting for karambit scene
Me too, probably 2 more episodes before we get to that part
Do the Baseball bat man scene
I plan to do one of his scenes
JoeyBslash 3 i would love to see that
not many peoples knows the meaning of PENCAK...
it is SUNDANESE LANGUAGE. in sundanese, so much similar words but different meaning... for the sample=>> PENCAK, PECAK, PEUCAK, ect..
PENCAK: martial arts, dance (ngigel, ngibing), fighting till death...
PECAK: blind eyes can't see...
PEUCAK: try (peucak-an: try it)...
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More parts??
Joey you bet you're going to be seeing me a lot now
Why is that?
JoeyBslash 3 liking and commenting every new video I'm ur 1# fan from now on I love ur work
Ha! Thanks, I appreciate it
Iko uais top
The Raid = Penchak Silat
History of Penchak Silat
Penchak Silat Martial Arts since the time of 430 AD
Penchak = Java = Majapahit Empire = (Java, Borneo, Sulawesi, Philippines & Laos)
Silat = Sumatra = Sriwijaya Empire = (Malaysia /Malayapure, Singapore/Temasek, South Thailand/Tambralingga, Brunei, Myanmar / Khmer, Philippines, Cambodia, Laos & Madagascar Africa)
And all that is called NUSANTARA land originating from INDONESIA
So do not be foreign in those countries
PENCHAK SILAT was discovered because of the former colony of the Majapahit Empire (Penchak= Java) and the Sriwijaya Empire (Silat= Sumatra)
Java & Sumatra = INDONESIA
Penchak & Silat / Majapahit & Sriwijaya / Java & Sumatra
In a history for almost five centuries, penchak & silat/ Java & Sumatra (Indonesia) dominated those country
not many peoples knows the meaning of PENCAK...
it is SUNDANESE LANGUAGE. in sundanese, so much similar words but different meaning... for the sample=>> PENCAK, PECAK, PEUCAK, ect..
PENCAK: martial arts, dance (ngigel, ngibing), fighting till death...
PECAK: blind eyes can't see...
PEUCAK: try (peucak-an: try it)...
Sounds like n0thing from csgo
Q: is it effective in real life?
Cycobear86 is correct, just a break down of the choreography. Most fight scenes from movies and video games are not meant to be applied in real life, as they are made for entertainment purposes. There are definitely techniques that can be applied, but that takes training and dedication to understanding how to apply them.
at real life, a martial artist vs thug would last only seconds, they are using a quick solution not found at movies, and mostly they will avoid fighting when the opportunity arise, people who loves to fight don't last long in life. I read a master karate who came to his death at young age by a clurit guy, ambushed.
I guess you dont watch much Asian action films those guys and donnie yen all do the fighting with no stunt doubles American actors usually always use stunt doubles for everything even walking lol. Except for a few like Jackie chan tom cruise sly Stallone most Hollywood action are CGI and gun fights with actors acting tough but can't fight Asian action focuses on story characters and real action you must of missed the interview where Stallone says today's American actors for the most part are wusses they use stunt guys for everything where he is old school where he broke his ribs and other things many times the old joke is if you want to be in a Stallone movie expect to have something broken or sprained
I was literally thinking of Stallone and Cruise when replying to your comment. I know Donnie Yen, Jet Li, Jackie Chan, etc have an amazing work ethic and dedication to their craft. I have seen some.of their films, granted not all of them. But yes, Hong Kong action films are seriously some of the best action films of all time, for the very reasons you mentioned.
JoeyBslash 3 I am probably the hugest sly Stallone fan have most of his movies like the modern day martial arts guys too iko Tony ja donnie yen Micheal jai white Scott Adkins Jason staham those guys are all awesome I am looking forward to mile 22 as well you got some good points about Americans working hard as well it's just that we Asian action you could tell they really want it and really want to do there best I mean they are working for a fraction of what Hollywood stars are yet they are willing to risk themselves
For sure, they are hard workers. I'm happy to see Iko, yayan (maddog), and Cecep(the assassin in Raid 2) getting some Hollywood roles. Yayan and Cecep are in the upcoming John Wick 3.
JoeyBslash 3 yeah that's great donnie yen is getting more Hollywood work as well as in the latest xxx and one of the recent star wars I loved the raid movies I also love the John wick movies waiting for part 3 like Keanu Reeves a lot 2 he is someone as well that its all about the craft and work and pleasing the audience the big pay check just comes with it rather some you get the feeling it's about the big pay day
Good