Yeah dude I agree. It's absolutely amazing. In the outtakes on the DVD they show it. And Tony Jaa is just completely exhausted. Incredible sequence, timing, and physical skill.
Basically what I was about to write. Let martial artists do what they do best, let the camera rolling, no parkinsonian camera, no fast cuts (though of course, this elongated scene is something to behold, not anyone could pull it off…)
I came here from John Woo's one continuous take from the Hard Boiled Hospital shootout scene... and I find this more fun. Maybe it is because of the absence of the PEW PEW! factor :P
Apparently according to the director on the special edition DVD, this no-cut scene took 5 takes to perfect, for reasons such as the safety mat not being in place in time (when he throws them off the balcony I assume?) and some furniture etc. not breaking as it's supposed to. Anyway I love Tony Jaas' style and the cameraman seems to have a special talent here too.
Are you crazy? That's some serious form of Aikido mixed with Karate (it seems) and trust me, it may seem simple, but's complex and difficult as fuck to learn it.
It's muay thai with an emphasis on grappling moves, to create the style 'muay kodchasaan' which literally means elephant boxing. The simplicity is evident in the roundhouse kicks, powerful, fast and effective, with no spinning around.
Westerners strength is on their muscles but Asians fight using their flexibility , agility and always depend more on their internal strength than muscles
oh lordy it makes me wanna be able bodied! one long shot with much ass kicking and the final words 'Where Are My Elephants?", what nobler cause to be Greenpeace ass kicking warrior than for animals. yea I'm species biased coz human put me da wheel chair
Did you know the director of the raid was welsh?Seems weird that white guy is directing an Indonesian movie but you can tell he's much more comfortable with the freedom given to him in Asian cinema
Este luchador a mi parecer es actualmente sino el mejor, uno de los mejores ya que combina varias artes y dispone de gran flexibilidad y muchísima velocidad,y todos sabemos que la velocidad puede matar.
Asian martial artists usually have a strong bond with spirit and there religion..which creates a respect...atleast thats what i learnt from all the tony jaw movies...
That has to be the best one camera shoot ever. Notice the fight scene up all the way up the stairs was done 'live' with no edits.
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Amazing performance from everyone during the fight scene. No cuts is crazy!
Yeah dude I agree. It's absolutely amazing.
In the outtakes on the DVD they show it.
And Tony Jaa is just completely exhausted.
Incredible sequence, timing, and physical
skill.
One of the greatest long shots and steady cam shots ever!
the way this was filmed is amazing, continuous non stoping footage
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Almost no cuts while he´s fighting his way upstairs! Just great!
One of the most badass fight sequence of all martial arts movies.
I just realized that it is one take. Awesomeness in perfection :D
How could part two of the protector suck so badly?
Exquisite choreography...Not only of the seen performers, but also, and in some respects, mainly of the cinematographers...truly amazing...
tony jaa fighting style is MUAY THAI :)
Muay Thai is for sport only
There is Muay chhaya and Muay buran
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The most impressive thing about this is that it was a one take and the camera work was amazing!
Yeh this is the most incredible scene ever, in every way.
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Nice camera shot and an unbelievable fight
this is the best scene from any film i have ever watched and im ever likely to watch...
probably his best one shot sequence. all the way up to the fifth floor. props to all the stunt men.
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Tony jaa style! ❤❤😂😂
Don't mess with John Wick Dog and Tony Jaa Elephant
pure raw talent in moviemaking unlike Hollywood with all their cgi and effects:( there was barely any cuts in this clip very very impressed...:)
Basically what I was about to write. Let martial artists do what they do best, let the camera rolling, no parkinsonian camera, no fast cuts (though of course, this elongated scene is something to behold, not anyone could pull it off…)
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One take cam! Fantastic!!!
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the fact its continuous makes it way better
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Wow, done all in one take! Notice no cut always, Hollywood lame blockbusters eat your heart out
I came here from John Woo's one continuous take from the Hard Boiled Hospital shootout scene... and I find this more fun. Maybe it is because of the absence of the PEW PEW! factor :P
I also like how he avoids fighting sometimes.
@@blueonblack83 Makes it even more realistic !
A mate of mine, more versed in cinematic stuff, saw ONE cut in this scene. Which doth not make the movie less great !
this is the greatest fight scene ever shot
From 0:22 to 4:00 no cut ... amazing
Tony is one of the most extraordinary martial artists of all time some of the things that he does in movies with his natural skills are unbelievable.
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One of the best ever filmed!!
this movie and the raid are in my opinion, the best fighting movies EVAAAAAR :D
The whole fight in one sequence, respect.
one of the most danger fight sence in whole world
Apparently according to the director on the special edition DVD, this no-cut scene took 5 takes to perfect, for reasons such as the safety mat not being in place in time (when he throws them off the balcony I assume?) and some furniture etc. not breaking as it's supposed to.
Anyway I love Tony Jaas' style and the cameraman seems to have a special talent here too.
Bruce Lee did great fight scenes, but we can't deny the greatness this scene has to offer.
The most impressive thing about this is that it was a one take and camera work a amazing 🎉🎉🎉
tony jaa one of the best martial artists that exist !!
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Great cardio n great choreography. Keeping it simple & all in one take. All those stunts. AWESOME!!!!
Animal and human rights people probably love Tony Jaa
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It's amazing, because this was done in one continuous shot.
We cant see this much fighting scene in hollywood because they often use a guns 😂
imagine the main protagonist in Hollywood can use a gun like a Jone wick and also a master of martial arts like in this show that's why😂
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this is probably one of my favourite movies
he is an really amazing fighter.
one of the craziest 1 shot sequence fight never done.
RESPECT TO TONY JAA and his TEAM
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6:28 Get lost woman, this is man's fight
This is the best one take, or the best cuts in the movie industry for sure ✌
What he does is not very complicated... the fact that he does it in one single take however...
Makes it more realistic anyway. Best forms of combat for street use ARE simple, and can easily be performed under pressure.
What he does isn't complicated, and that's what makes it more bad ass.
I like to see you do it
Are you crazy? That's some serious form of Aikido mixed with Karate (it seems) and trust me, it may seem simple, but's complex and difficult as fuck to learn it.
It's muay thai with an emphasis on grappling moves, to create the style 'muay kodchasaan' which literally means elephant boxing.
The simplicity is evident in the roundhouse kicks, powerful, fast and effective, with no spinning around.
i am thai too i met tony jaa in Burirar he is a friendly, kind and a calm person i wish him the best
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I remember watching this film when I was on vacation in Oman...
the fighting-scenes rlly were amazing in this one
I like how he use those people to open smash the doors lol
I did that ones
how he used*
but i love 'open smash'. not sure if your english is bad or if you made that term up or heard this term before. but i love it either way.
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greatest fight scene ive ever seen
Westerners strength is on their muscles but Asians fight using their flexibility , agility and always depend more on their internal strength than muscles
+Eric Mathew Flexibility, agility, core strength and speed.
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Tony has fight scenes don't disappoint
this is how Batman should fight.
I love all your movie brother,,,,its very confines to watch ,,,good luck brother tony jaa
oh lordy it makes me wanna be able bodied! one long shot with much ass kicking and the final words 'Where Are My Elephants?", what nobler cause to be Greenpeace ass kicking warrior than for animals.
yea I'm species biased coz human put me da wheel chair
Pienso que Tony Jaa es en la actualidad uno de los mejores luchadores,combinando distintas tecnicas y artes.
This is the best Double Dragon game I've ever played...
If he'd used the lift it would have saved him so much trouble
Bolanboogie100 hahaha, that's right! maybe he used the lift in the censored version:-)
+Bolanboogie100 Lol
+Bolanboogie100 then you wouldn't be commenting on this video
Rajshekhar Gudapaty I'll give you a LIKE for that comment, don't want you feeling left out.
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probably his best one shot sequence. all the way up to the
Pure "beat them all"
Aha seen this so many times! When I was a little kid. Because I used to live in Thailand. He is a legend.
Best fighter in world 🎉❤
That staircase shot is amazing.
This type of fight scene would never be allowed in hollywood or UK cos of health and safety rules :( Poor stuntmen lol.
Did you know the director of the raid was welsh?Seems weird that white guy is directing an Indonesian movie but you can tell he's much more comfortable with the freedom given to him in Asian cinema
I guess that is dedication for you. The sharp pain can make anyone tear up but it is only temporary once your body gets used to it.
5:39 nice move
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I never forget this film its always amazing and cool when tony jaa become a serious mode💀🔥
Este luchador a mi parecer es actualmente sino el mejor, uno de los mejores ya que combina varias artes y dispone de gran flexibilidad y muchísima velocidad,y todos sabemos que la velocidad puede matar.
tony is the perfect combination of martial art ur the best for me..
Jacky chan's father... Speed gun
awesome. No damn cuts and so much epicness
i mean if i ever saw a restaurant like this i would gladly punish them
When ever I watch Tony jaas fight I imagine how could he be in the UFC.
1:16 i died XD
You have to love those diners in the last few seconds.
When stealth is optional:
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The most awesome CONTINUOUS fight and stunt scene using Muay Thai, Aikido and Taekwondo.
2:26 Donkey Kong motherfuckers!
That was on incredible one take shot. Like it or not not many could have pulled it off. Amazing stuntwork
6:28 - I don't understand! Is it sexist to hit you? Is it sexist not to hit you? The line gets so...blurry!
He didn't need to hit her, she was already down.
nope she deserved to get knocked the fuck out
James Ikahihifo Yeah, obviously he also need to kill people who can't fight anymore.
+Corazon K3V she was still hostile do I'd beat the fuck outta her
man love the camera work
6:02 isnt that the capoeira guy from the movie chocolate?
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You can tell Tony Jaa's tired as hell behind that door. He takes a big breather.
Amazing movie, amazing job..
Did he just kicked that guy's head and he hit the down floor!?
Asian martial artists usually have a strong bond with spirit and there religion..which creates a respect...atleast thats what i learnt from all the tony jaw movies...
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A huge scene without any cuts
One take
its amazing, from 0:25 to 4:05, its one take shot, and I like how the camera is moving with tony jaa.
No cut
This long scene is an impressive cinematic experience like the opening of Orsen Welles' Touch of Evil
this is the best realistic fight scene ever
watch it carefully it just took 1 take ,1 cameraman
Over 3 million people have seen this? nice :D
i like Tony Jaa movies,he has wonderfull skills.I would like too see him on a movie with Donnie Yen or Jachie Chan
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Looks like a video game, the way the camera moves
Man, they say he had to do this 6 times... Tony Jaa is a freakin BEAST!
I'm desperate right now to go in the other room and start playing Sleeping Dogs, had it in my room all day unplayed.
It don't get better than this!
The way the camera follows him until 4:05 is like playing a videogame!
This Movie was Excellent.
Tony jaa is the man. .love his movies