RvD2 - FAQs (Part 4)
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- Опубликовано: 30 май 2007
- Still more questions answered. Questions answered in this video:
-Why don't you wear Star Wars costumes?
-Did you study the "official" lightsaber styles?
-How did Dorkman survive getting stabbed in the heart?
-What's up with the ending to RvD1?
-Can I buy the movies on DVD? 
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I think part of what makes the videos so good (for me at least) is the fact that you guys chose not to wear costumes - putting 'Star Wars' in a real-world setting was something that kind of threw me off and made things more interesting :)
I'm so fired up now lol combining martial arts and my nerdy computer skills was something I never really considered - thanks for the inspiration! You guys are amazing!
Thanks guys for these vids! We've all enjoyed the RvD series!
Totally awesome. I love your clip!
What I find amazing is that these guys, with no kind of martial arts training, were able to produce choreography that matched most of the experts and professionals that were used on Star Wars Ep I-III. It's crazy.
5:09 "they don't help" he sounds so much like Kenobi
Well, there you have it. When we say real duels we mean when each person is trying to end it as quickly and completely as possible. It'll end quickly in such a situation.
LOL motorcycle revs outside at 11:11
XD
LOL Lucas used that excuse for Yoda at the end of Revenge of the Sith (When he's talking to Obi-wan about baby Luke). Look at his chair xD
The stab to the heart that people are referring to, is when clone Ryan stabs you in the thoracic region after you killed Ryan.
Nick Gilliard, regarding the style of combat in Episode One, IIRC
I fence with my friends in Karate. We use wooden bokkens and the fights are usually very short. From five to twenty techniques
yeah :D
Robin from Batman had a light saber in a superfriends episode
"The Force did it." Answer to all questions :D
how did you do the arm cut off scene? I can mask an arm to disapear but not look realisticly bloody/smoldering etc. and i cant' find any good tutorials. please help.
that's hand to hand, sword fighting works differently, blocks are normal and may be reactions, if there is true rage, there is no stopping until one is defeated. that is the whole point to combat
Are you both accomplished swordsmen trying to kill each other? Or were you trying to see how long you could make it last?
@droid1700 uhh.... there are seven forms and i would say that ryan fights in le-po style, i know not to say that they use styles but a few minutes ago i didn't know but last episode i actually ASKED them what styles they use and guessed that brandon and ryan used le-po because they DO really look like they are using it
It's very interesting how you guys say you were winging the fight choreography, because it honestly looked better than some professional stuff I've seen (take that as you will). If I ever shoot in California (or you guys in Ontario), I'd love to work with you.
you have a huge point, dorkman was right about the form
@goji3755 As Kyle Katarn says: "Neither side is 'inherently good or evil', its what you do with the power that makes you who you are."
You don't have to be either one to have the ability to use the Force. The official term for people who can use the Force are called "force sensitives." They don't require training by either Jedi or Sith, they can train themselves by watching Jedi/Sith or being trained by rogue Jedi and then being rogue yourself. Or you can join one side or the other, and then go rogue. You have the ability to use the force, you just need the skill.
@droid1700 uhh.... there are seven forms and i would say that ryan fights in le-pod style, i now know not to say that they use styles but a few minutes ago i didn't know but last episode i actually ASKED them what styles they use and guessed that brandon and ryan used le-pod because they DO really look like they are using it
le-pod: a saber style in wich the user attacks with a blinding flurry of attacks in order to defeat thier enemy, i in fact use this myself
ditto. i made my first two short films in halo simply because i like chase scenes and wanted to make one (or two).
honestly i just thought the ending for RvD 1 was just a gag. i didn't realise it had anything to do with cloning.
I can do Kendo pretty well. I'm try to master Iado right now. its a lot harder. But it's worth it
What video editing software did you use for the lightsaber effect?
@gnryeah tru that!
The Force is just an energy that the Jedi and Sith base their practices on. You don't have to be either to weild it Maybe these were normal guys on Earth who discovered they could feel the Force and found a way to harness their gifts
considering you can use a light saber like a pro, i think a little saber burn through the shoulder is nothing....
Make a RvD&B (Ryan Vs. Dorkman and Brandon)
at the end wats with da engine?! but i enjoyed this one
That's what I said.
actually i think you could sell dvds if you wanted, from what i know, kevin smith did all his stuff in like jay and silent bob strike back without any permission from lucas, and he apparently never asked for anything for it
Ohhhhh, I guess that makes a lot more sense. Hah.
The Force did it.
Ya know, I was kidding. I don't see why I got minused.
Dorkman did say to kill him.
5:16 yuukuudan yuukuudan
i have a question about dorkman getting his arm cut off...HOW THE HELL DID YOU DO THAT??? lol
lol guys i thought you did know a martial arts style wasnt sure of ryans perhaps some sort of wushu. but i defenately thought dorkman knew fenceing. and ive watched a lot of films and read a lot about martial arts.
not jedi and sith but still use the force!
I understand where your coming from. The lightsaber is a weapon that only a Force-sensitive individual could master. If not, you'd be hacking off your own limbs instead of your opponents
Duels should be finished in 1-3 movements, I have trained in martial arts of nearly every form for 2 decades. If I can't finish a duel in 3 moves, I am outclassed, or far too close in raw skill so as to mandate extreme action (firearms, immediate and hasty departure, etc.) 12 moves for a legitimate duel is unacceptable. There is far too much room for error, weapons can degrade beyond use, the individuals will become tired. There are infinite reasons to finish in 1.
LOL "if thats not good enough the force did it"
11:15 "WTF?" lol
Lol its a good excuse XD... funny 2 lol
yeah but even if he don't mind his lawyers will because of the copyrights
It's just dramatic effect
I'm just saying that these guys, with no kind of training, looked very comparable to the skills shown in the battles in the SW prequels. I say, the only difference is that here, they're a little slower and a little less physically engaging. It seems a little too rehearsed, but even in the SW films, it looks rehearsed anyway sometimes (when it's not supposed to), so,...
"guys in normal guy's clothes"
and you mock my way of life! i know more of star wars than school! i own a book that tells how to fight in all 6 forms of lightsabers! you fight in forms:
ryan - form 5/6 (combo)
dorkman - 2
It looks rehearsed because it IS rehearsed lol.
They are movies...
Why those forms? Again, the forms are made up based on what's in the movies, the movies weren't based on the forms, and the movie styles are varied and inconsistent. If you really want a guideline to point you in the right direction, learn a REAL martial arts form like kendo, or one of the Chinese styles (my preference being the latter) and adapt that.