I’m sure if that dickhead announcer actually told him what Huo said instead of “he wants to kick your butt”, he wouldn’t have behaved so violently. The dude was probably honorable in the beginning , but was lied to about what kind of fight he was in.
@@kungfuman82 It makes one wonder if he even said half the things the papers claimed he did, since he clearly didn't speak any Mandarin. The propagandists might have been putting those words in his mouth through deliberate mistranslation, while he thought he was doing some friendly exhibition bouts.
5:19 He didn't want to face that he was defeated so he charged at Jet Li, Then before going the top rope Jet Li shown mercy and saved the bigger and stronger man Nathan Jones. Soon as accepted defeat he bowed 🙇♂️ down then raises his 👋 like A champion, 4:12 At this part of the fight Jet Li breaks his hand + his fingers so if you fast forward 4:22 where Nathan Jones is in A Fighting Stance (Jet Li is in the air about to hit the floor) you will actually see him Nathan Jones with A closed fist ✊. ❌ = WRONG 1. if someone breaks or separates one bone in your hand or breaks your entire hand, Do you think you can use your hand for the rest of fight. YES 👍 OR NO 👎 2. now again if someone breaks the bones in your finger's do you think you can actually close your hand with broken fingers YES 👍 OR NO👎
@@sathishthominick3154This movie was "Fearless". There is another called "Best of the Best" from 1989 with a somewhat similar ending. The coach is played by James Earl Jones. Apart from him, there not anyone who's superfamous in it. Now, the quality of that movie isn't really on par with an epic like "Fearless", but it's still fairly entertaining. And it has some really good fight-scenes in it. The premiss of the movie is a competition fight between American 5 fighters against 5 Koreans in the Tae Kwon Do world championship. For most of the movie we follow the american team dduring their training until the match takes place.
@@AdamRee-lx8uh he doesn’t have a problem he just knows that the times we are in a fight is almost never about honor anymore it is However about victory and reaching it at almost any cost things aren’t as simple anymore
One thing I had forgotten was the optimism that Kung Fu like this gave me as a kid/teen. I had plenty of real punches in the nose and knew reality. But it's so inventive and creative to correograph some feasible way each perfect graceful technique would work. It's fun to watch.
Showing disciplinary and respect towards an aggressive opponent while suppressing all attacks is the biggest lesson for any fighter to acknowledge, learn and respect the higher ranks! Thank you for showing us Jun Bao
I’ve just watched this beautiful movie on dvd and wish I’d seen it much earlier! I have to say it’s probably the best film from Jet by a mile! Who would have thought that a martial arts film would have moved me to tears? Stunning!
Two guys from opposite ends of the world....... beating the ever loving tar out of each another. Civilized friends showing respect for one another, less than 15 seconds after completion of fight. We could all learn something from this.
That's certainly "one" way to look at it. Another was you had a master fighting a child. Only in the moment of certain death did he change the essence of who he was it seems. Food for thought from "The Day the Earth Stood Still".
It was the lack of mercy on the character's part that was the biggest conflict in the movie. Not until the final fight did he finally understand why his father had pulled his punch against the bald man in the opening fight, and pulled his own punch against the Japanese man, sparing his life. (I had to explain this to my nephew, too.)
+MustaOmena yes true but jet li when was a child was already a champion ,probabily you know that he showed his skills in front nixon and kissinger during a visit and spent decades as a fighter jet li is a true champion and a true fighter l belive that he really could win over jones despite the great phisical difference
I miss such movies, and those were greatly expressing all differences between Chinese dignity and Western greed. Jet Li and Fearless was the best movie in my younger days for me and I may say it is even today, including IP Mam series))
2:55 even the movement and juxtaposition of them falling down is nicely arranged and choreographed. You will only get such creative quality action from HK.
Hahaha I suppose if You will ve their gabarytes and sizes You will done exactly the same characteristic noises like a wild beast heh... sorry for my grama , I ve forgotten a lot , rarely use english actually
This is what true martials arts spirit is like. To protect. To protect yourself, to protect others, and to even to protect your foe. It's because you care, and you fight for life and for peace. That's why you seek to resolve conflicts without anyone getting hurt, as best you can. Several times Huo could have killed Hercules, yet Huo showed mercy everytime. Even a beast could understand Honor. This is a true lesson for all aspiring martial artists. To kill, to pursue death, is easy, shallow. To protect, to champion life, that is true way.
Damn, i grew up watching Jetli and Jackie movies, but now this feels like watching a cartoon lol, but i enjoyed these movies when I was younger. I'm grateful for that 🙏
Those spikes would've ripped his neck and back! But Jet Li shows that respect is the highest principal in combat. Anyone else who says "respect for Li"?
I like how the main character in this film says something what Chinese martial arts are about, and what Chinese government does not seem to understand. It's not about being the strongest or destroying you opponent. They're a complicated duelling convention, which is supposed to be the last resort, bur without actually harming anyone. It's like European XIXth century duel sword fighting technnique, or even modern sports fencing, vs. actual older combat sword fighting styles. You could harm your opponent if you really wanted to, but you can win a fight without it, and if you tried this XIXth century duel style on a XVIIth century battlefield, you would have been dead in no time. That's why Kung Fu doesn't work against MMA, while being difficult to master and still having some tricks against some roughts on the street, Kung Fu isn't about destroying someone effectively. It must have been for situations when conflict was too fierce to be resolved in argument, to replace the last resort the lethal force is, with fighting convention that allowed to show physical superiority, without actually harming your opponent. Like a chess-game with fists and feet.
@@moustachio334 No, most fights are just ad hoc improvisation without any technique, and some very old combat styles of sabre fight are about executing specific sequences of cuts, with little to no control over them, hoping your cut will hit your opponents much earlier than they hit you. However, if they hit you first, pendulum would likely still make your sabre hit your opponent anyway. That's why XIXth century duelling sabre technique was invented as something different to older combat styles. Duelling in combat styles often resulted in both opponents being knocked out in just a few seconds.
Love Jet Li...all his movies i have collections if i have time watching them remind me on my young ages. I do taekwundo but not now since i was been injured my right elbow..still doing tai chi to keep me going 3 times a week..so sad his not doing films now..but i am happy he got one coming....praying for his speedy recovery...God Bless You Jet Li...and thank you for sharing this ...keep doing it...God Bless....
@@matthewpersonalbusiness6614 this fight takes place in occupied China in the early 20th century. A time of exploitation, slavery and violent oppression. How's that less messed up compared to wherever you're living today?
I love that fight, in most others, Nathan Jones is always beaten to a pulp, because he is big and muscular, so he has to be bad, what simplistic world view. This one is always again and again refreshening
So I was watching this video and explaining to my kid what's happening; how discipline is important, how such skills demand years of practice, why respect is crucial... and he says, "how do you understand 'roar' language" 😂
Kiss of the Dragon is still one of my top V favorite martial art movies. Even when I know it's coming, that save from the nails (Even though he wasn't on the same end,) still gets my nerves on edge.
Poor Nathan Jones didn't have much in the way of dialogue in this segment! That apart, the time honoured messages that one does not need immense physical size and strength to successfully compete, and that Sportsmanship and respect for one's adversary is important shone through...
I was once mesmorised by the feats. Then learned it's all theatrics. Almost every fight move in almost every movie Jet did was with wire suspension. Sure he's a master of his arts, but size and strength matter more than you think. A small MMA champion can beat up a large body building champ with no fight training nor experience, but if he messes up just a little he could still lose and badly. You have to be very close to perfect with immense stamina, speed and accuracy to beat someone much bigger and stronger than you who has no skill at all but well built.
This is what Kungfu really is in reality. They are like CATS ! In life and death situations such as a mother cat protecting her kitten from danger, she will be able to save her kitten in the blink of an eye !
yes and no. Yuanjia alledgedly fought some foireign price fighters including an Irish boxer called O'Brien, but if any of these fights actually took place is debated, since there's no documented proof of it and it could also be propaganda. The whole last tournament of this movie is definitely pure fantasy. YuanJia didn't die during a fight, but suffered from consumption for a long time and just succumbed to it at some point. His body was exhumed and they found traces of arsen in his body, so it's possible that he was poisoned, but arsen was also part of chinese medicine at the time, so we also don't know that for sure. As a biopic this movie is a disingenous failure, but it's still a great film despite of this imo. The core message of learning humility and respect, overcoming hate and toxic aspirations is transported very well. Yuanjia deciding to not kill his opponent for a pointless win and dying at peace moves me til this day.
@@jc-kj8yc It's kind of a trope to do, but also very satisfying, to loop back around and connect to the opening scene. In the case of Fearless, it was to hearken back to the scene at the beginning where the character's father spared the bald man's life. At that point, the character finally understood why his father had pulled his punch, and he smiled in understanding, even as he fell to the ground dying.
@@anonygent exactly, but it's not just a callback to the beginning. It's the culmination of Huo's entire arc. It's built up through the first act. His father pulls his punch and Huo doesn't understand it. Then we see him practicing that punch excessively without understanding the why behind it. He becomes very successful, but also cruel and condescending. Making clear that he never learned the core message behind his craft. Then he gets into a fight he's losing and executes the technique without hesitation, leading to him losing everything. In the second act he learns from his mistakes and has a change of heart and in the third act, when push comes to shove again, he shows that his journey of understanding is complete and pulls the punch. It's a very simple, but perfectly executed structure.
+Andrew Wang watch the film Muay Tai Giant, it has a Taiwan name i forget but hes the protagonist at the ending fight has him against like 3 guys bigger than him, its a cheesy movie but super awesome fights.
Because the world ain't run by men with brawns. But it is ruled by men with money and brains. Money beats down even big man like Nathan Jones. Money is everything. Money makes anyone your bitch.
Watching Hero in the theatre when it came out was my favorite fighting movie seeing on the big screen. This fight was very cool as the whole way through the movie Jet Li's character grew to be more honorable.
I did not hold back...I did not go full force but that's why my ripples globally and universally are positioned for great, lasting relationships with new found understanding with the best of the old with the unknow possibilities of collective advancement... wasn't about me or winning
Kung Fu will get you your ass kicked against someone with equivalent experience in BJJ or Catch or Boxing for sure. Against your average aggressive drunken idiot though, it can come in handy.
@@VelvetMetrolink It is more relevant to compare the users proeficiency at their own style than to compare different arts. NO martial art will prove any worth in real life situations. All martial arts have their own set of base rules, that do not need to be present in other martial arts (and as such, cause incompatibilities clashing certain styles), and certainly not in real life situations. A judo practicioner will overcome a karate parcticioner in close quarters, but the latter will know this and never let that happen (which comes to a stalemate). and so on so on. Real life rarely has ideal situations like the ones practiced in martial arts, so rarely will you get alone with pure canonical martial arts.
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What an honorable fighter, accepts defeat, acknowledges the winner asking the audience to cheer even more for the winner! Love that!
He respected Jet Li's character for saving his life in the end, instead of letting him get injured on the spikes
I’m sure if that dickhead announcer actually told him what Huo said instead of “he wants to kick your butt”, he wouldn’t have behaved so violently. The dude was probably honorable in the beginning , but was lied to about what kind of fight he was in.
@@kungfuman82 The announcer knows how to rile ‘em up.
@@kungfuman82 It makes one wonder if he even said half the things the papers claimed he did, since he clearly didn't speak any Mandarin. The propagandists might have been putting those words in his mouth through deliberate mistranslation, while he thought he was doing some friendly exhibition bouts.
@@sunwukong3108 Exactly. It's mind blowing how anyone with an once of brain Could NOT see that or come to a different conclusion. Smh.
One of the most powerful scenes ever, an opponent not only acknowledged his opponent as his savior but the one who rightfully deserves his victory
Turning an opponent into a friend is one of the greatest powers ever.
@@miscelaneamix8857 “Do I not destroy my enemy when I make him my friend?” - Abraham Lincoln.
Anime protagonists: pathetic!
@@rin5250 ::Talk no Jutsu has entered the chat::
Ask Goku and Luffy
Shows respect 🍻
Oh man, I haven't watched this movie in a loooong time. It was one of my favorites back when it came out, and would like to find it again.
Wholesome moment with another Jet Li classic
@alok kashyap 111
@alok kashyap 111
yes, that ending is beautiful.
not the show of respect, that was earned.
The happiness shown at the end by Nathan Jones.
LOVED it!! Neither fighter represents my race, but I loved watching Jet Li defy expectations😊
he is a large man, with great strength, matched by his respect for his opponent in the face of defeat
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Defeat...and nearly getting killed.
5:19
He didn't want to face that he was defeated so he charged at Jet Li,
Then before going the top rope Jet Li shown mercy and saved the bigger and stronger man Nathan Jones.
Soon as accepted defeat he bowed 🙇♂️ down then raises his 👋 like A champion,
4:12
At this part of the fight Jet Li breaks his hand + his fingers so if you fast forward 4:22 where Nathan Jones is in A Fighting Stance (Jet Li is in the air about to hit the floor) you will actually see him Nathan Jones with A closed fist ✊.
❌ = WRONG
1. if someone breaks or separates one bone in your hand or breaks your entire hand,
Do you think you can use your hand for the rest of fight.
YES 👍 OR NO 👎
2. now again if someone breaks the bones in your finger's do you think you can actually close your hand with broken fingers
YES 👍 OR NO👎
Meat head white man versus professional fighter 🤠😂🤣🤣🤣😭🤷 martial arts
Props to the cameraman for going back in time to record this fight
He or she was nice enough to translate the Mandarin as well.
@@MrJeezus Err, at that time, would they have been speaking Mandarin in Shanghai?
I laughed too hard at this 😂
i was just wondering how they had such a good camera. thank you!
He must have used the telephone booth from bill and Ted's excellent adventure
Showing respect and attitude as in this fight at the end, makes martial arts even more beautiful
Movie name
@@sathishthominick3154This movie was "Fearless". There is another called "Best of the Best" from 1989 with a somewhat similar ending. The coach is played by James Earl Jones. Apart from him, there not anyone who's superfamous in it.
Now, the quality of that movie isn't really on par with an epic like "Fearless", but it's still fairly entertaining. And it has some really good fight-scenes in it.
The premiss of the movie is a competition fight between American 5 fighters against 5 Koreans in the Tae Kwon Do world championship. For most of the movie we follow the american team dduring their training until the match takes place.
In a fight, its not always about victory or defeat. It's also about respect and the honor of having a formidable opponent.
i swear, what fucking woodwork do you people pop out of with your guru philosophies.
@@AerynSB What the heck is your problem?
@@AdamRee-lx8uh he doesn’t have a problem he just knows that the times we are in a fight is almost never about honor anymore it is However about victory and reaching it at almost any cost things aren’t as simple anymore
@@josephmiller5402 I strongly disagree. And don’t even say that people don’t have honor, anymore.
Amen!
I'll never get over the respect shown at the end of their fight. Love this damn movie.
I love when fights end like this respect both ways, thats the way its gotta be, always.
I az!
Lý Liên Kiệt và Lý tiểu Long là người đánh võ đẹp mắt nhất
I'm glad they let the big guy be honorable at the end.
That's because it's not Hollywood, where Russians, Germans, Chinese and so on were depicted as people to hate for decades.
I am happy for that,too.
So true
Me too.
@@Rondo2ooo Ironic.
5:46 is so nice of him giving respect.
Great man, honorable one, not only coz you are a winner but also because you're receiving your failures honestly
Finally, someone see this
One thing I had forgotten was the optimism that Kung Fu like this gave me as a kid/teen.
I had plenty of real punches in the nose and knew reality.
But it's so inventive and creative to correograph some feasible way each perfect graceful technique would work.
It's fun to watch.
Showing disciplinary and respect towards an aggressive opponent while suppressing all attacks is the biggest lesson for any fighter to acknowledge, learn and respect the higher ranks! Thank you for showing us Jun Bao
That respect at the end! Awesome!
Agree. The respect was the best!
DAT RESPECT
Matthew Chua
Emile good
siva bandapu ط9ج
Both fighters were men of honor. And that gesture of respect at the end was wonderful.
Mocni borci
Boagrius lasted waayyy longer in this fight than he did with Achilles. Just sayin.
Bro you saved my brain a major ache right there, the face has been nagging at me but i couldn't place it
@@ryanmarr5243 same here .
"Boagrius has this effect on most heros "
Might have had something to do with a sharp weapon.
Achilles was a demigod, jet li is a mere mortal
Джет Ли, Джеки Чан, Арни, Ван Дам, Сталлоне, Дольф Лундгрен живые легенды!!!! Респект!!!!
I’ve just watched this beautiful movie on dvd and wish I’d seen it much earlier! I have to say it’s probably the best film from Jet by a mile! Who would have thought that a martial arts film would have moved me to tears? Stunning!
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Movie name plz
@@sathishthominick3154 fearless
Como se llama la película
🥺🥺🥺
Size doesn’t matter in martial arts. Case in point Bruce Lee. He was big at all but he still is the GOAT
Jet Lee and Jackie Chan will always be my old time favorite actors in martial arts...
@FX _A.N.G bruce way too old for me😭
commie sellout bastards in real life
Donnie yen too
This was such a great fight scene loved every second of it. And that end shows good sportsmanship.
'kuc
Denzel Porte من بود
This guy only ever plays one character: "giant white guy that's gets beaten by main character"
😂😂😂😂😂
@Mobavi 😂😂😂😂
you just described every indian in every american western ever
Hahah surely the 'white' part is a bit redundant!
HAHAHAHAHA
Two guys from opposite ends of the world....... beating the ever loving tar out of each another. Civilized friends showing respect for one another, less than 15 seconds after completion of fight. We could all learn something from this.
Governments fail what individual men accomplish.
That's certainly "one" way to look at it. Another was you had a master fighting a child. Only in the moment of certain death did he change the essence of who he was it seems. Food for thought from "The Day the Earth Stood Still".
@@ricardo950535 couldn’t say it any better, albeit the announcer didn’t help with the situation.
@@ricardo950535 the master would have been stomped in reality
@@ianway2725 not really
This scene is my favourite and it's not about fighting but saving your opponent from death and earning a respect from those he saved.
Which movie?
@@Vlogwithsatyampandit Fearless (2006 film)
that respect at the end!awesome
The mercy they show at the end of evry fight is what makes the opponent feel thankful n bow for it 🙏✊
私の格闘技わ全て父から習った
It was the lack of mercy on the character's part that was the biggest conflict in the movie. Not until the final fight did he finally understand why his father had pulled his punch against the bald man in the opening fight, and pulled his own punch against the Japanese man, sparing his life. (I had to explain this to my nephew, too.)
Jet Li is so beautiful with every move he makes. That's what makes it an art.
Lol you think this move works in real life 😂 lol🖕
This is the perfect description of a possible fight between China and USA! :))))))))
Whew...
Jet Li = 168cm tall
Nathan Jones = 213 cm tall
+MustaOmena yes true but jet li when was a child was already a champion ,probabily you know that he showed his skills in front nixon and kissinger during a visit and spent decades as a fighter jet li is a true champion and a true fighter l belive that he really could win over jones despite the great phisical difference
The hight makes a difference but to say "Hed lose cuz nathan is taller" is just wrong, i agree. Its about skills, not about whos taller.
Actually Nathan is 208 cm.
GOD TOTALITY actuality jet lee is 164 cm
211cm
Beautiful setting of example to the World to make it a better place...
Some very nice stories.
I miss such movies, and those were greatly expressing all differences between Chinese dignity and Western greed. Jet Li and Fearless was the best movie in my younger days for me and I may say it is even today, including IP Mam series))
I miss Jet Li movies. There is no one on this planet. That can replace him.
I can!!! I can fight n have 10" chopstick too.
"you saved Boagriuses live, Boagrius likes you, Boagrius is your friend now"
Boagriuseseses'!
I must say. This is maybe the best movie Jet Li ever made
2:55 even the movement and juxtaposition of them falling down is nicely arranged and choreographed. You will only get such creative quality action from HK.
Zenzi Sage a
Zenzi Sage
joke of that month
>quality from HK
yeah no lol
starting over again
Nayan D
all the big guys in movies always making noises: aaaarrrhhggg, rawrgh
Right lol 😂
They all make noise at some point.
Hahaha I suppose if You will ve their gabarytes and sizes You will done exactly the same characteristic noises like a wild beast heh... sorry for my grama , I ve forgotten a lot , rarely use english actually
Goro from mortal combat
In martial arts ppl grunt all the time that ooof give u extra power. Boxers do it too
This is what true martials arts spirit is like. To protect. To protect yourself, to protect others, and to even to protect your foe. It's because you care, and you fight for life and for peace. That's why you seek to resolve conflicts without anyone getting hurt, as best you can. Several times Huo could have killed Hercules, yet Huo showed mercy everytime. Even a beast could understand Honor. This is a true lesson for all aspiring martial artists. To kill, to pursue death, is easy, shallow. To protect, to champion life, that is true way.
This is also the spirit of chivalry, it is a pity that the western world lost it。
Really good to see this piece again from such a GREAT MOVIE! Calm emotionless-fighting is always SO impressive to watch, thanks! 💖 🇨🇦
Damn, i grew up watching Jetli and Jackie movies, but now this feels like watching a cartoon lol, but i enjoyed these movies when I was younger. I'm grateful for that 🙏
yeah
Moves are definately not real
Yeahh ahaha
La sfârșit v-ati impacat!Foarte frumos!👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💐🌈🌞🌈
They always pay this guy to get beaten up or getting slaughtered
E.g Troy...fight scene with Brad Pitt, just a stroke and that's all😎
Talking about typecasting as an actor. But it's still a job!
@@TimoRutanen Bob sap does the same job!!... almost
In real life he would crush them
Never back down 3, Troy, Ong bak (Tony jaa) and this movie...
Glad that the fight ended with honour and civility. 😎
THE BEST OF JET LI OUT THERE TILL NOW .....
Those spikes would've ripped his neck and back!
But Jet Li shows that respect is the highest principal in combat. Anyone else who says "respect for Li"?
Yeah that guy could have died from those spikes
It's a movie poop head . Or else jet lee must have dead alreadlee
I like how the main character in this film says something what Chinese martial arts are about, and what Chinese government does not seem to understand. It's not about being the strongest or destroying you opponent. They're a complicated duelling convention, which is supposed to be the last resort, bur without actually harming anyone.
It's like European XIXth century duel sword fighting technnique, or even modern sports fencing, vs. actual older combat sword fighting styles. You could harm your opponent if you really wanted to, but you can win a fight without it, and if you tried this XIXth century duel style on a XVIIth century battlefield, you would have been dead in no time.
That's why Kung Fu doesn't work against MMA, while being difficult to master and still having some tricks against some roughts on the street, Kung Fu isn't about destroying someone effectively. It must have been for situations when conflict was too fierce to be resolved in argument, to replace the last resort the lethal force is, with fighting convention that allowed to show physical superiority, without actually harming your opponent. Like a chess-game with fists and feet.
@@SparrowNoblePoland every fight is a chess game
@@moustachio334 No, most fights are just ad hoc improvisation without any technique, and some very old combat styles of sabre fight are about executing specific sequences of cuts, with little to no control over them, hoping your cut will hit your opponents much earlier than they hit you. However, if they hit you first, pendulum would likely still make your sabre hit your opponent anyway. That's why XIXth century duelling sabre technique was invented as something different to older combat styles. Duelling in combat styles often resulted in both opponents being knocked out in just a few seconds.
Love Jet Li...all his movies i have collections if i have time watching them remind me on my young ages. I do taekwundo but not now since i was been injured my right elbow..still doing tai chi to keep me going 3 times a week..so sad his not doing films now..but i am happy he got one coming....praying for his speedy recovery...God Bless You Jet Li...and thank you for sharing this ...keep doing it...God Bless....
Wat
What's the title of the movie
Moral of the story: Honor and respect go a long way.
This was a great movie and a great way to teach that lesson.
Now this is what called good friendships. You don't see that today.
The guy intended to kill him. Only changed his mind and befriended him after his opponent saved his life.
Yup I agree things are really messed up now
@@matthewpersonalbusiness6614 this fight takes place in occupied China in the early 20th century. A time of exploitation, slavery and violent oppression. How's that less messed up compared to wherever you're living today?
The ending was the best! Respect all the way
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Yes
Martyn Ford is a Beast. Great fight scene 🤝🏻🙏🏼
Martyn Ford?
@@brianmiller5750 Thats his name
@@xXxBl4ckD3v1lxXx this is Nathan Jones
@@coleh2053 ok thanks 👍🏻
Wonderful choreography. That's why we call martial arts.
Cheers from Indonesia
Film apa ini???
@@arifriwayanto5144
"Fearless"
Well indonesia has better choreography like in raid movies
Outstanding performance by JET LI Never seen before such fights so clean
awesome fight amazing and put well togheter jet li whas always awesome in his fighting
I love that fight, in most others, Nathan Jones is always beaten to a pulp, because he is big and muscular, so he has to be bad, what simplistic world view.
This one is always again and again refreshening
Your comment deserves more understanding and likes
@@sofiamadlangbayan1922 u
the incredible Jet Li shows off his amazing skills
das ist mal gut gemacht und ehrenvoll...in echtzeit hätten wir fast nix gesehen
Jetli's fighting style is amazing😀
Jet li : bro! Don't hit hard. We have to act only.
Nathan : sorry , my bad.
Vrindavan
My favorite actor Jet Li. He’s real master of the Shaolin Kung Fu . He’s the best.
Jetli is my childhood favorite & still favorite Actor & kumfu master of the world i love him💓💓
Mine too...
Kumfu😂
So I was watching this video and explaining to my kid what's happening; how discipline is important, how such skills demand years of practice, why respect is crucial... and he says, "how do you understand 'roar' language" 😂
Kiss of the Dragon is still one of my top V favorite martial art movies. Even when I know it's coming, that save from the nails (Even though he wasn't on the same end,) still gets my nerves on edge.
Now THAT'S what I call a civilised fight 👏
Poor Nathan Jones didn't have much in the way of dialogue in this segment!
That apart, the time honoured messages that one does not need immense physical size and strength to successfully compete, and that Sportsmanship and respect for one's adversary is important shone through...
I was once mesmorised by the feats. Then learned it's all theatrics. Almost every fight move in almost every movie Jet did was with wire suspension. Sure he's a master of his arts, but size and strength matter more than you think. A small MMA champion can beat up a large body building champ with no fight training nor experience, but if he messes up just a little he could still lose and badly. You have to be very close to perfect with immense stamina, speed and accuracy to beat someone much bigger and stronger than you who has no skill at all but well built.
Had more dialogue than in Troy.
This is what Kungfu really is in reality.
They are like CATS !
In life and death situations such as a mother cat protecting her kitten from danger, she will be able to save her kitten in the blink of an eye !
Amazing combination of pro-wrestling and kung-fu! I like it!
isn't nathan the same actor as the first fighter in Troy? the one that went against achilles at the intro haha
Joel Khoo yess he is
Boagrius :))
Hi
wow increíble xD
Yoruba
That's exactly how I like my MMA fights to end. Classy respect!
Ah ,yes, a Nathan Jones: a guy that gets his ass kicked by every tiny martial artist
Seriously
And Brad pitt
@@mjl11 Quite the same :-D
@@shadowclaw7210 ..
when you lack respect for your enemy you disrespect yourself.
Brooke Gaskin,
Nice quote.🤔🇺🇸😎
i watched dozens of Jet li's movies and i say with no doubt that this is the best movie of his career.
Movie name please
@@sparrownet5824 Fearless aka Huo Yuan Jia
one of the best fighting movie ever !
jet lee is so awesome i really love this !
@@pimonsolak3692 i have seen ip man and it was good but this movie is better !
@@pimonsolak3692 because jet lee is in it lol
what is that for gay channel lol 😂
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One of the best action movies I've ever seen in my life.
Please tell name
Movie is called Fearless
Nathan Jones is a monster but can make a fight scene look good.
That's really a good fight, power is not everything you may have some skills too and this clip also has a nice message for everyone.
This is the actual spirit of martial art. 🙏
It's really a great video 🙏🙏
Jet li é muito bom pena que o tempo passa e não tem mais caras igual ele
How do feel about lesser types of people?
Donnie from ip man isn’t too bad
The producers make awesome and mind blowing movies.
Great sportsmanship at the end 🙏🏽👍🏽
Победила ДРУЖБА!!! Всем Добра Здоровья!!!
Расходимся
Да, нормальная бензопила!
@Mike Erg
vwww
Ótima coreografia de luta que inspira qualquer pessoa que goste de kung fu, muito legal.
What's great about this movie is that it's all based on true stories, including this fight.
yes and no. Yuanjia alledgedly fought some foireign price fighters including an Irish boxer called O'Brien, but if any of these fights actually took place is debated, since there's no documented proof of it and it could also be propaganda. The whole last tournament of this movie is definitely pure fantasy. YuanJia didn't die during a fight, but suffered from consumption for a long time and just succumbed to it at some point. His body was exhumed and they found traces of arsen in his body, so it's possible that he was poisoned, but arsen was also part of chinese medicine at the time, so we also don't know that for sure. As a biopic this movie is a disingenous failure, but it's still a great film despite of this imo. The core message of learning humility and respect, overcoming hate and toxic aspirations is transported very well. Yuanjia deciding to not kill his opponent for a pointless win and dying at peace moves me til this day.
@@jc-kj8yc It's kind of a trope to do, but also very satisfying, to loop back around and connect to the opening scene. In the case of Fearless, it was to hearken back to the scene at the beginning where the character's father spared the bald man's life. At that point, the character finally understood why his father had pulled his punch, and he smiled in understanding, even as he fell to the ground dying.
@@anonygent exactly, but it's not just a callback to the beginning. It's the culmination of Huo's entire arc. It's built up through the first act. His father pulls his punch and Huo doesn't understand it. Then we see him practicing that punch excessively without understanding the why behind it. He becomes very successful, but also cruel and condescending. Making clear that he never learned the core message behind his craft. Then he gets into a fight he's losing and executes the technique without hesitation, leading to him losing everything. In the second act he learns from his mistakes and has a change of heart and in the third act, when push comes to shove again, he shows that his journey of understanding is complete and pulls the punch. It's a very simple, but perfectly executed structure.
Classic match of Brain vs Brawn 👊🏽
That big man? A boxer? He looks and moves more like a WWE wrestler!
Correct. He is professional wrestler. Name - nathan jones
Kickboxer
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He was in wwe actually...
Strongman ,kickboxer , wrestler
Was always my favorite jet li movie
Man says, "Let's fight with honor", translates to "He wants to kick your butt". Now I know who has been writing these subs and dubs.
No man. The ringmaster actually said that. He misreported the message on purpose for the benefit of a violent and entertaing show because he's a prick
Poor Nathan Jones, always getting beaten up by tiny men.
i know right
+Andrew Wang watch the film Muay Tai Giant, it has a Taiwan name i forget but hes the protagonist at the ending fight has him against like 3 guys bigger than him, its a cheesy movie but super awesome fights.
TH Guy
I think you mean a Thai name, "The Protector" starring Tony Jaa?
dyla.OK
Because the world ain't run by men with brawns. But it is ruled by men with money and brains. Money beats down even big man like Nathan Jones. Money is everything. Money makes anyone your bitch.
Watching Hero in the theatre when it came out was my favorite fighting movie seeing on the big screen. This fight was very cool as the whole way through the movie Jet Li's character grew to be more honorable.
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Great respect 👍💪🙌
Nathan should come back into the WWE
We miss him
he quits wwe bc of the brutal schedule
I did not hold back...I did not go full force but that's why my ripples globally and universally are positioned for great, lasting relationships with new found understanding with the best of the old with the unknow possibilities of collective advancement... wasn't about me or winning
Really enjoyed respect
Chinese martial or English action, neither matters but humanity is a above all......😍
The announcer & I hav a lot in common, we be instigating fights. Me, when 2 of my nephews are in the same room 🤣
More and more people are now awake about the diff. between "Chinese Martial Arts" and "Real Fight".
Kung Fu will get you your ass kicked against someone with equivalent experience in BJJ or Catch or Boxing for sure. Against your average aggressive drunken idiot though, it can come in handy.
@@VelvetMetrolink It is more relevant to compare the users proeficiency at their own style than to compare different arts.
NO martial art will prove any worth in real life situations. All martial arts have their own set of base rules, that do not need to be present in other martial arts (and as such, cause incompatibilities clashing certain styles), and certainly not in real life situations.
A judo practicioner will overcome a karate parcticioner in close quarters, but the latter will know this and never let that happen (which comes to a stalemate). and so on so on.
Real life rarely has ideal situations like the ones practiced in martial arts, so rarely will you get alone with pure canonical martial arts.
your commenary is (stupid)out the topic becasue that is a mvoie no real fight, are you from USA right?