This is a re-upload because the video got demonetized for "profanity" before... Want to know what was considered profane? Saying that this movie scene "molested my eyeballs". xD So I edited that part out, and hopefully it's not longer deemed too offensive for advertisers or whatever.
@@5peciesunkn0wn I'm pretty sure Regal was using a double entendre here . Basically hes saying that a smith giving someone this sword is equivalent to the smith mooning him.
Actually, I can apply this definition to a lot of the swords - they are just oversized knives. =) Or even better - they are just metal sharp sticks. All depends on the way they are used, the tecnique.
@@ZooDSSfirst kriegmesser logic. in Germany (probably a specific region), there was a time were people who weren't knights nor high society weren't allowed to own swords, and the way they did the law was by banning the manufacturing technique used by swords of the time, so what did the blacksmiths do ? they made sword-sized knifes. it was made using the manufacturing technique used for hunting knifes, so it didn't counted as a sword.
@@cadethumann8605 I'm guessing you've never seen the curved/semicircular two handed pizza cutters before. They're commonly used in pizzerias and they cut much faster and straighter than the rotating circular cutters.
@Eidolon1andOnly Interesting. If you don't mind, could you link me an image of one? I only seen the circular ones. Still, I hope the blades don't curve back to the user.
I can actually imagine the film directors being super excited that the plastic prop sword whistled through the air. “These holes make the sword faster, you can even hear it from the wind”
Film director don't give a shit about his own movies. Sarik Andrearsyan is his name. He hasn't control, impact or something that makes movie good and entertaining.
I was thinking "Sure he cut through the truck by using both or swinging multiple times. In this case though he would have to pass through the truck as well. How did that happen?" My working theory is he is VERY fast and very carefully bisected everything, then waited behind the car in a pose to make everyone think it was a single movement. Even the character is an edge lord.
@@bacicinvatteneaca holy shit he can't fight! That makes his weapons pure genius! If you disarm him, he knows you're a threat AND you've made him safer. No one can use those weapons, so it won't be used against him, but his speed allows him to trick people into thinking the weapons are somehow effective which means no competent fighter can get a read on him. It's pure intimidation with all of the bases covered! Just imagine him with that mechanic skateboard thing and a tiny saw rapidly cutting through the steel component, and a boxcutter for all of the interior, and once he's bisected it, goes over to pick up his useless weapons and pose.
@Luis Suazo what kind of waves? Air waves wouldn't do that. That's more of an anime thing. Wind erosion in driven in large part by dust and silica, and even water cutters have an abrasive media like garnet sand to do the actual cutting. The water is more of a guide. What we are really talking about here is a sort of air gun. Let's say he's a ninja and he throws some diamond or garnet sand into the air and swings his weapons to create air waves to slice instead of his weapons. First, the blades could not have a conventional cross section with a sharp edge, but instead have a concave channel at the edge like ice skates to trap the air and direct its momentum, with a taper towards the end of the track to maximize pressure like a nozzle. His weapons' extreme curvature would be like a gun with the barrel bend back towards you. Your projectile (air + dust) would lose its momentum halfway through acceleration. For an anime style air wave, you would want the slight curve in the opposite direction with some straight length, and for an air spear you would want something like a cesta for jai alai that could direct your air and sand in a precise vector. Even after all of that, most industrial water cutters move slowly from the edge of a precut hole, and the nozzle is very close to the material. That's because the water slows down fast and spreads out (air even moreso). At any appreciable distance, it would just pepper the target with sand. MAYBE he could have air running down a straight edge, with cutting media going into the channel from the hilt to make a sort of speedster powered, super sand blaster that cuts like a sword, but this would be very thin and not scythe shaped. Suspension of disbelief is fine, but no it's not a logical characteristic of his weapons. Edit: last thought. Using material like the sand in the desert requires kicking it up, which could obscured his vision and make dodging bullets impossible. As soon as he kicks up a sandstorm, a substantial wall of lead would be like a vertical, kinetic minefield that would keep him from closing the gap between them.
Seeing those blades I instantly had the impression of sickles. If the edges were inside instead of outside it would make so much more sence. Even the cutouts would be more effectiv then
The curvature and danger of the swords reminds me of those unfortunate boars who's tusks continues to grow, curving back into their own skulls, eventually killing themselves.
It was presented as a "Russian reply to Avengers that is much better in every way and even foreigners enjoy it!", and it bombed even in russia if I'm remembering it right.
The only plans they had, was money-laundering. They wasted tax money to create this atrocity. BadComedian did a review of this and many other government funded russian movies.
My thoughts exactly. A highly skilled CQC fighter, and the weapons are similar to a returning chakram. Imagine the potential of setting up delayed attacks while you pressure the enemy until they forgot the launched chakram boomerangs.
The extreme curve and those cutouts are instrumental to those blades' demonstrated cutting ability. Matter tries to stay away from that cringe and parts aside. That's how they cut. You don't even have to sharpen 'em :O
The Gunner wasn't surprised he shot the other truck, he was amazed the ammo bin swapped from his right to his left and then back to his right in just a couple shots. And the empty belt was now miraculously far shorter than it should've been.
I just watched more clips from this movie and what makes these abominations EVEN FUNNIER is Khan can attach the hilts for this giant S-shaped super duper ultra slicer 😂
I can only imagine these things being "good" if they ar thrown with enough strength. Obviously chakrams would be better if he was going to do this any ways.
Well this being demonitized is fantastically silly, time to boost this even more. As I said in that older upload, I liked this movie, it was silly of course, but the concepts of a russian avengers/fantastic four team was cool all the same and I liked imagining all the cool stuff one could have done with this. So yes, the best part of this movie was imagining a better movie
The funny thing is that similar films about "Russian superheroes" have already been filmed before. For example, "black lightning"(or "чёрная молния" ). The film was stupid in many ways, but at least in its own sweet and simple way(and was a certain New Year spirit in it). But despite the fact that it was advertised even on the main channels, by the time this "masterpiece" was released, it felt like they had forgotten about it, as if it had never happened.
I liked this movie too, even though I could only watch it with subtitles so the 'acting' got lost on me for the most part :D That said, in terms of world- and character design, while admittedly edgy, at least it was creative. The mechs from the opening sequence are still stuck in my memory. And funny enough, the CGI in this looked actually better than most Marvel/DC flicks of 2016 :D
The machinegun mook was the least unrealistic part of this movie. I can totally see a moment of adrenaline-fueled panic causing a friendly-fire incident.
The fact that they seem so proud of the design and taking their sweet time to show how much the blades are bending towards the user rather than the target
The funny thing is that even the villain in the movie was shocked that the main characters turned out to be even more useless than he thought. But then came the power of friendship, and deus ex machina, and as everyone knows there is no objection to this technique.=))) However, in the end, as it turned out, the main characters didn't even have to climb the tower, or even need ed superpowers, because ordinary c4 would do the same job for them. =)))
I still feel bad that this movie exists. Why, just why? The concept of a shifter bear is cool, but everything else... Thank God that now superhero films in Russia are being shot by Bubble.
@@tonysparda9281 The answer to this question (as well as everything connected with the Russian government) is pure and simple "MONEY". The "Cinema Fund" is so self-sufficient that it doesn't even need such nonsense as a viewer. =))))
I watched this movie for a bad movie night and while it's nowhere near the worst movie I've seen (not even top 50), it is basically _Trope: the Movie._ Name an action/superhero movie trope and it's there. It's so dense with them that if you took a shot every time you spotted one, you'd be dead in minutes. If you tried to call out each one you saw, you might not even be able to articulate which trope you just spotted before another one occurred. I'd put it on par with _The Scorpion King,_ _Gods of Egypt,_ and _Battlefield Earth_ for quality, both as a "so bad it's good" movie and as a movie in general.
Your comment about the cutting large things in half with a short sword or the cut-line being thinner than the blade reminds me of the first part of Metal Gear Rising where Raiden lifts up and throws a multi-ton robot and proceeds to slice the entire thing in half with a blade the size of a tacticool mall ninja sword
To be fair, raiden at least has the “scifi bullshit” excuse to use and electricity effects to distract you Or you could think of it like: the electricity from the sword is what cuts not the blade and that’s why the metal’s melted along the cut
@@tbnrrenagade9507 Well, the in-game explanation is that the blade resonates at a very high frequency as the electric current runs through it, which makes the cut "spread" away from the actual blade size in the form of very fast, tiny waves of vibration travelling through the target material. Kind of when you're chopping up wood, and the cut goes a lot deeper than the point where the axehead gets caught due to its thickness.
@@balintkovacs4089 that explanation only works for some things though. It makes sense for cutting things barely in his swords range or for some big cuts but not for things like armstrongs ant mech.
I would love to see a slowmo version of this where mr edge here windmills his arms like a 7 year old to gradually work through the truck like a human buzzsaw.
My brain can finally rest easy! I had a vague memory of someone criticising a film for cutting through a vehicle with too-short swords but for the life of me I couldn't place it. Now I know twas you, I can let it go lol
But what we can give is a moment of respect for the poor stuntguys that had to handle these things without doing the stabbi-stabbi with the rest of the crew!
Wow, and I thought some of the fantasy weapons I designed back in high school were bad! 😂 Speaking of weird weapons, have you ever done a review on Tira from Soul Calibur and her giant hula hoop of death? If not, I'm sure you could make a really entertaining video about it.
Yeah, parts of her fighting style make at least moderate attempt to make it sensible, but all of her hula-hoop attacks themselves would be really easy to interrupt or exposed. It is a gloriously goofy weapon.
"The cut marks are always narrower than the blade." Goddammit, Skall. I never noticed that before you mentioned it, but now I'm never going to be able to ignore it again.
You know why Flash never carried weapons? Because super speed is so OP you ARE the weapon. This feels like compensating for something, which to be honest seems like the general theme with anything made in Russia. Edit: Wait, does he have speed, teleportation, or both?
It looks more like a video game dash ability than speed or teleportation. The cutting through the truck was just a sharp shadow charm he found in hallownest
Ngl, the trope of cutting through something, then a pause and then it slowly comes apart as if it was cut with an atom thick blade... i can't get enough of that. I embrace the edge, i love these tropey things and i will forever love them. Metal gear rising has cemented that in me.
7:12 “Stab, wait, stab?” That just killed me. Ya you could “stab” with a backwards slash or, God forbid, a revers grip, but only the middle half is useable.
I don't know why you mentioned the katana, Skall. Design is more reminiscent of a scimitar or some other Middle Eastern Saber. Looks like it would fit into the Prince of Persia games.
Honestly, a shadow speedster like this would be better equipped with 2 pistols. Just run up, fire the weapon at point blank range. Once the bullet has left the chamber and is on route for the target, move to the next one and repeat the process. This is some crazy anime shit that looks awesome on paper, until you think about it for more than a few seconds.
You know, if you actually filled in the holes of the curved blades and put them on 6 to 8 foot long poles, you would actually get a decent functional scythe or scythes.
So the flow arts community quickly pegged those swords as attempts to make combat buugeng. As a flow tool, buugeng create really entrancing visuals when used right. However, as actual weapons, there are huge problems.
That was painful to watch. I kept checking the time to see how much longer it was, and I was only experiencing it second-hand. I can't imagine what you went through. Thanks for spreading the "love" 😆
Those weapons reminds me of that Ram with the horns that are so curved they end up poking it in the face. Guess the "speedster" power has a cooldown. :P
To me, The Guardian's fills a similar slot on cinema as The Bee Movie wear I'm not entirely convinced it's actually a movie and not an internet joke and the more I hear about it the more I'm convinced it's not real. Except instead of it being incoherent WTF memes, The Guardians is overwhelming unimpressiveness.
Ok...but, for real. Now I do want to see someone make those crazy blades with cutouts along the thick of the blade....then develop a ridiculous fighting style based on ballerina and ice-skating moves..... elaborate twirling motions. It might look like a videogame but, I can see a great version of this in my head.
watched some rus cinema the recent years regarding historic period dramas to see what they are up to and later got this recommended by prime. I think there are like 2 kinds of film-schools in eastern europe in general. One is statefunded and you can expect propaganda (like you always have with public funded period pieces regardless of their origin country). They are more tame and follow their sources and are more likely to make honest adaptions of books or historic events just with modern filming techniques and actors. So you wont see mad max leather vikings in that regard. The other One is funded by oligarchs to tax evade and the filmmakers are some spoiled brats oligarchs son that lived too long in the west trying to copycat western movie but fail to understand or connect the dots and you end up with some cringefest that is neither russian nor western. "Guardians" was the later film school obviously.
The funniest (and saddest) thing is. That "our" films from the cinema foundation have done more to spit on the history of the country, than the Western propaganda of the Cold War period.
There are also rus tv series which are better than most movies. Vampires of Middlewest Russia and Call-Centre to name the few. As for movies... Well, most modern Russian movies, probably except for "him, the dragon" "Salut-7" and "August 44" suck.
On the bright side it keeps the mouth breathers from trying to hold them in an ice pick grip? "Look! He just backstabbed himself! Twice!" Do you still get a crit multiplier sincre he's technically unaware of where the damage is coming from?
Gives me ideas for new superheroes. Mall Ninja and Tacticool! Bitten by a radioactive trash-wallhanger blade designer two teenagers gain the power to actually make absolutely garbage mall ninja and tacticool weapons work super effectively in their hands against all laws of physics, common sense, good taste and decency! Only those kinds of weapons though. Anything actually functional will not work for them!
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As a starting blacksmith (so far as a hobby) just looking at it even I can definitely tell that the whole purpose of this scene is just to look "cool" no matter how ridiculous shit gets, and holy chips did it get ridiculous.
I wonder if the elasticity of soft tissue could explain the victims ‘resealing’ after the sword passes through? And like. The dumbest tactical blunders in this fight could’ve been explained if they _didn’t stop driving._ Floor it, the speedster can keep up, but butchering the trucks might cause them to veer wildly and do the accidental friendly fire bit.
One random idea that popped into my head: perhaps if this blade flexes and/or reshapes itself when swung. What if the gaps (which I agree look silly) allow the curve to straighten out, and gain speed and reach, when the character attacks with it. That's the only possible redemption I can gleam from this concept.
I've watched this. Is this a reupload or can I tell the future? Also, I can explain the cutouts. They collect perfect segments of flesh for making sushi in a new kenshi campaign.
Hi! This is a suggestion for content/review. I just thought it would be fun. There is a popular Japanese series called Kamen Rider/Masked Rider. It's similar to their Super Sentai series with transformations - and Super Sentai is the basis/foundation/origin for Power Rangers. They have a lot of weapons too - some strange-looking swords here and there. Maybe you'll find it interesting to check on some of them or all of them. I bet you can poke fun at how their armors look like too! Wishing you the best of luck!
I really wonder how they do this filter of what can and what can't be on youtube, like, for real, it's really a shame to see that things this are demonetized and we have so many errors in this platform, so many things that can be user threat, non advised, and even...crossing the line between what's adult content and what isn't, tons of videos with this kind of content, and they don't give a damm, i have no wonder how frustrating and enfuriating this may be Skall, but unfortunatelly, this is the best i can say, you do a great job, and its sad to see how things go nowdays here on youtube. I may have exaggerated on this comment, or not, i'm just blowing off some steam, anyway, for anyone who had the patience to read all this, have a nice day/night.
Ah, yes. The Wish version of The Avengers. I thought it was horrible when it was first released in North America. I think it was on Netflix at the time.
the grunt that fires on his own team, the ammo box flipp sides between the slowmo and his regular speed reaction edit, after some review, the slowmo is even flipped to the reverse shot seeing the other truck getting hit
To your point about the trope of blades that aren't close to the full length of the object being cut and still fully cutting them in half. I'm reminded of a very particular example of this being addressed properly. This was in one of the Force Unleashed 2 cinematic trailers where Starkiller cuts a giant spider droid in half by cutting up through it once which only makes it halfway through and then cutting back through the other side to fully separate it. I thought it was actually pretty cool and was an even more impressive demonstration of the character's skill. I have no idea why this is so often neglected.
I watched the video whan Skall posted the first time and, surprisingly, the next day I visited my gradma and she was watching this movie on the TV and really enjoying it. I couldn't do anything but laugh
The friction of the cutting interacted with the heat-shape-memory-change-alloy and straightened and extended the blade to cut all the way through the truck. Its science.
This is a re-upload because the video got demonetized for "profanity" before... Want to know what was considered profane? Saying that this movie scene "molested my eyeballs". xD
So I edited that part out, and hopefully it's not longer deemed too offensive for advertisers or whatever.
RIP free speech
Rip to that. ☹️
Woooow
Nice of them to tel you what you did wrong they never tel me.
That is super dumb
Those "swords" are the melee equivalent of the looney tunes backwards bent shotgun skit
make them tacticool sabers and they make more sense.
100%
Still better than a flail axe for cutting wood.
bendy barrel extension moment:
basically karambits
As a blacksmith I almost... ALMOST want to make you one of these just so you can trash talk it
Please do it lol
YES! DO IT FOR THE VILLAINY! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
please do!
And I ALMOST want to test it. :D
If you make it, do the reverse, make it a sickle so the blade is on the inside.
When someone says they want a 'crescent' blade and the designer gives them the full moon.
Nope. Even the most crescent crescent moon IRL stops halfway. That's *artist* crescent moon.
@@5peciesunkn0wn I'm pretty sure Regal was using a double entendre here . Basically hes saying that a smith giving someone this sword is equivalent to the smith mooning him.
@@caseyb1346 aah. you are truly more smarter than I.
Replace the tip with a handle and you'd basically have a comically oversized Italian Mezzaluna kitchen knife.
and that's make it sound much more cooler and efficient!
Actually, I can apply this definition to a lot of the swords - they are just oversized knives. =) Or even better - they are just metal sharp sticks. All depends on the way they are used, the tecnique.
That would be more effective; because then you could at least cut pizza.
@@Attaxalotl its pizza time
@@ZooDSSfirst kriegmesser logic. in Germany (probably a specific region), there was a time were people who weren't knights nor high society weren't allowed to own swords, and the way they did the law was by banning the manufacturing technique used by swords of the time, so what did the blacksmiths do ? they made sword-sized knifes. it was made using the manufacturing technique used for hunting knifes, so it didn't counted as a sword.
To be fair, it would make a pretty decent pizza cutter.
Too bad the blade doesn't rotate for convenience.
@@cadethumann8605 I'm guessing you've never seen the curved/semicircular two handed pizza cutters before. They're commonly used in pizzerias and they cut much faster and straighter than the rotating circular cutters.
USS Discovery's got some competition 🤣🤣
@Eidolon1andOnly Interesting. If you don't mind, could you link me an image of one? I only seen the circular ones.
Still, I hope the blades don't curve back to the user.
@@cadethumann8605 If you google "industrial pizza cutter", one should show up. They kinda look like a Klingon bat'leth with less spikes.
They've got curved swords. Curved. Swords.
I used to be an adventurer like you...
that whole movie is banned in the UK, too much curved swords action
@@marcogenovesi8570 Skyrim isn't a movie.
They shall meet Sithis with their curved swords.
So curved, even Redguards are amazed!
I can actually imagine the film directors being super excited that the plastic prop sword whistled through the air. “These holes make the sword faster, you can even hear it from the wind”
Film director when swords make wind drag sounds: 🤤🤤🤤
Film director don't give a shit about his own movies. Sarik Andrearsyan is his name. He hasn't control, impact or something that makes movie good and entertaining.
Don't you know about "speed holes"? Homer knows all about them.
I am not convinced that these blades existed in any form other, than as a post-production visual effect.
I was thinking "Sure he cut through the truck by using both or swinging multiple times. In this case though he would have to pass through the truck as well. How did that happen?"
My working theory is he is VERY fast and very carefully bisected everything, then waited behind the car in a pose to make everyone think it was a single movement. Even the character is an edge lord.
He methodically crawled under the trucks to get the bottom half of them and make it look like he reached all the way through
@@bacicinvatteneaca holy shit he can't fight! That makes his weapons pure genius! If you disarm him, he knows you're a threat AND you've made him safer. No one can use those weapons, so it won't be used against him, but his speed allows him to trick people into thinking the weapons are somehow effective which means no competent fighter can get a read on him. It's pure intimidation with all of the bases covered!
Just imagine him with that mechanic skateboard thing and a tiny saw rapidly cutting through the steel component, and a boxcutter for all of the interior, and once he's bisected it, goes over to pick up his useless weapons and pose.
It looks more like a dash ability than speed, so I think he just got the hollow knight sharp shadow charm
Ninja power
@Luis Suazo what kind of waves? Air waves wouldn't do that. That's more of an anime thing. Wind erosion in driven in large part by dust and silica, and even water cutters have an abrasive media like garnet sand to do the actual cutting. The water is more of a guide. What we are really talking about here is a sort of air gun.
Let's say he's a ninja and he throws some diamond or garnet sand into the air and swings his weapons to create air waves to slice instead of his weapons. First, the blades could not have a conventional cross section with a sharp edge, but instead have a concave channel at the edge like ice skates to trap the air and direct its momentum, with a taper towards the end of the track to maximize pressure like a nozzle. His weapons' extreme curvature would be like a gun with the barrel bend back towards you. Your projectile (air + dust) would lose its momentum halfway through acceleration. For an anime style air wave, you would want the slight curve in the opposite direction with some straight length, and for an air spear you would want something like a cesta for jai alai that could direct your air and sand in a precise vector.
Even after all of that, most industrial water cutters move slowly from the edge of a precut hole, and the nozzle is very close to the material. That's because the water slows down fast and spreads out (air even moreso). At any appreciable distance, it would just pepper the target with sand.
MAYBE he could have air running down a straight edge, with cutting media going into the channel from the hilt to make a sort of speedster powered, super sand blaster that cuts like a sword, but this would be very thin and not scythe shaped.
Suspension of disbelief is fine, but no it's not a logical characteristic of his weapons.
Edit: last thought. Using material like the sand in the desert requires kicking it up, which could obscured his vision and make dodging bullets impossible. As soon as he kicks up a sandstorm, a substantial wall of lead would be like a vertical, kinetic minefield that would keep him from closing the gap between them.
You see those warriors from Hammerfell? They've got curved swords. Curved. Swords.” - Guard
At least those “scimitars” did good damage
Must have been the wind.
@@marctaco2624i always maxed alchemy so literally every weapon did enough damage. But i still used that sword, it just had the best model
Seeing those blades I instantly had the impression of sickles. If the edges were inside instead of outside it would make so much more sence. Even the cutouts would be more effectiv then
I was thinking that as well. You cut hook and slick things so much more effective if the blade edge was on the inside.
i always thought these were meant to look like hand scythes or sickles. i never thought about the edges being reversed, thank you.
this was a movie made in the Soviet Union -- it's actually quite likely that sickles were inspiration for those.. things.
They’ve got those already, the Dacians used less goofily curved falx swords like that
some sickles are sharp on both sides. open side for cutting, closed side for the roots below the soil.
The curvature and danger of the swords reminds me of those unfortunate boars who's tusks continues to grow, curving back into their own skulls, eventually killing themselves.
This also happens with rodents. Their incisors grow so fast that they have to keep using them, or else...
Babirussa
"all they that take the sword shall perish with the sword" -Jesus of Nazareth when he saw these abominations.
I maintain that wire manipulation is the best power for the “cut person that stays together just long enough to realize they’ve been cut” trope
Or paper hardening...
@@eyelessnosea1413 Or lasers
@@schoolsout15, lasers burn.
Moral of the story: you need knowledge about swords to design them
even making them tacticool sabers would have been better then those things.
Even high fantasy curved weapons from most popular media are better designed than this shit lol
I laughed the moment he pulled those sickle things out of nowhere. Literally nowhere, as their sheath or tips would have protruded his silhouette.
I think he pulled them out of another dimension. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
It's a looney tunes weapon; what do you expect?
You know the creators and writers of that film must have had big plans for this as a series 😂😂
They almost had to.
It was presented as a "Russian reply to Avengers that is much better in every way and even foreigners enjoy it!", and it bombed even in russia if I'm remembering it right.
The only plans they had, was money-laundering. They wasted tax money to create this atrocity. BadComedian did a review of this and many other government funded russian movies.
@@antonkovalov9648 bruh
@@antonkovalov9648 big fail time lol
Jokes on RUclips, I watch Skalls content on the regluar and don't mind to see the same video multiple times.
I expected these to be thrown like boomerangs,
It would make more sense than slashing with them
Yes, I re-uploaded a comment.
My thoughts exactly. A highly skilled CQC fighter, and the weapons are similar to a returning chakram. Imagine the potential of setting up delayed attacks while you pressure the enemy until they forgot the launched chakram boomerangs.
The extreme curve and those cutouts are instrumental to those blades' demonstrated cutting ability. Matter tries to stay away from that cringe and parts aside. That's how they cut. You don't even have to sharpen 'em :O
The Gunner wasn't surprised he shot the other truck, he was amazed the ammo bin swapped from his right to his left and then back to his right in just a couple shots. And the empty belt was now miraculously far shorter than it should've been.
I just watched more clips from this movie and what makes these abominations EVEN FUNNIER is Khan can attach the hilts for this giant S-shaped super duper ultra slicer 😂
At least he doesn't make a full circle
I can only imagine these things being "good" if they ar thrown with enough strength. Obviously chakrams would be better if he was going to do this any ways.
@@adamnicholls8708 în one scene he throws em btw)
Does he use them as hula-hoops and proceeds to dance his enemies to death?
@@DarkVeghetta That would be more reliable than anything else with those fuckin things
Well this being demonitized is fantastically silly, time to boost this even more.
As I said in that older upload, I liked this movie, it was silly of course, but the concepts of a russian avengers/fantastic four team was cool all the same and I liked imagining all the cool stuff one could have done with this. So yes, the best part of this movie was imagining a better movie
The funny thing is that similar films about "Russian superheroes" have already been filmed before. For example, "black lightning"(or "чёрная молния" ). The film was stupid in many ways, but at least in its own sweet and simple way(and was a certain New Year spirit in it). But despite the fact that it was advertised even on the main channels, by the time this "masterpiece" was released, it felt like they had forgotten about it, as if it had never happened.
@@АнтонДегидонов It came and went like lightning eh? :P
I liked this movie too, even though I could only watch it with subtitles so the 'acting' got lost on me for the most part :D That said, in terms of world- and character design, while admittedly edgy, at least it was creative. The mechs from the opening sequence are still stuck in my memory. And funny enough, the CGI in this looked actually better than most Marvel/DC flicks of 2016 :D
"Imagining the best movie" became a national pastime in Russia for several months after the release of this one.
The machinegun mook was the least unrealistic part of this movie. I can totally see a moment of adrenaline-fueled panic causing a friendly-fire incident.
Like that cop who mag-dumped because an acorn fell?
Except that his amm box and belt feed direction kept changing sides
I love Skall, but seeing his breakdown while witnessing crimes against logic is an absolute treat.
The fact that they seem so proud of the design and taking their sweet time to show how much the blades are bending towards the user rather than the target
The funny thing is that even the villain in the movie was shocked that the main characters turned out to be even more useless than he thought. But then came the power of friendship, and deus ex machina, and as everyone knows there is no objection to this technique.=)))
However, in the end, as it turned out, the main characters didn't even have to climb the tower, or even need ed superpowers, because ordinary c4 would do the same job for them. =)))
I still feel bad that this movie exists. Why, just why? The concept of a shifter bear is cool, but everything else... Thank God that now superhero films in Russia are being shot by Bubble.
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The answer to this question (as well as everything connected with the Russian government) is pure and simple "MONEY". The "Cinema Fund" is so self-sufficient that it doesn't even need such nonsense as a viewer. =))))
Must be so painful that you had to reupload this. I’m so sorry
Re-uploading is not that big of a bother. What annoys me is I lost about 50K views worth of ad revenue.
@@Skallagrimknowing your content im absolutely sure that you will get more this go round
@@sealteamtwix Doubt it... re-uploads usually get few views. But I was just too stubborn to accept this.
💀 bruv
Rewatching anyway, screw YT
This is so cute. He's just so fast that he's been able to outrun all logic to this day.
“I’m not here to judge your taste (much)” might be your best quip
Watched again for the algorithm.
Now I really want Skall to actually commit to the bit and review a replica of the weapon lol
I watched this movie for a bad movie night and while it's nowhere near the worst movie I've seen (not even top 50), it is basically _Trope: the Movie._ Name an action/superhero movie trope and it's there. It's so dense with them that if you took a shot every time you spotted one, you'd be dead in minutes. If you tried to call out each one you saw, you might not even be able to articulate which trope you just spotted before another one occurred. I'd put it on par with _The Scorpion King,_ _Gods of Egypt,_ and _Battlefield Earth_ for quality, both as a "so bad it's good" movie and as a movie in general.
Your comment about the cutting large things in half with a short sword or the cut-line being thinner than the blade reminds me of the first part of Metal Gear Rising where Raiden lifts up and throws a multi-ton robot and proceeds to slice the entire thing in half with a blade the size of a tacticool mall ninja sword
To be fair, raiden at least has the “scifi bullshit” excuse to use and electricity effects to distract you
Or you could think of it like: the electricity from the sword is what cuts not the blade and that’s why the metal’s melted along the cut
@@tbnrrenagade9507 Well, the in-game explanation is that the blade resonates at a very high frequency as the electric current runs through it, which makes the cut "spread" away from the actual blade size in the form of very fast, tiny waves of vibration travelling through the target material. Kind of when you're chopping up wood, and the cut goes a lot deeper than the point where the axehead gets caught due to its thickness.
@@balintkovacs4089 that explanation only works for some things though.
It makes sense for cutting things barely in his swords range or for some big cuts but not for things like armstrongs ant mech.
Well, time to rewatch this. RUclips, you are drunk, stop hating your creator people.
I would love to see a slowmo version of this where mr edge here windmills his arms like a 7 year old to gradually work through the truck like a human buzzsaw.
My brain can finally rest easy! I had a vague memory of someone criticising a film for cutting through a vehicle with too-short swords but for the life of me I couldn't place it. Now I know twas you, I can let it go lol
But what we can give is a moment of respect for the poor stuntguys that had to handle these things without doing the stabbi-stabbi with the rest of the crew!
8:00 That bodyguard is a Clan Skyre ratling gunner in disguise, that is the only logical explanation
Wow, and I thought some of the fantasy weapons I designed back in high school were bad! 😂 Speaking of weird weapons, have you ever done a review on Tira from Soul Calibur and her giant hula hoop of death? If not, I'm sure you could make a really entertaining video about it.
Yeah, parts of her fighting style make at least moderate attempt to make it sensible, but all of her hula-hoop attacks themselves would be really easy to interrupt or exposed.
It is a gloriously goofy weapon.
@@evangilbert5251 she was a fun character to play with, though I wasn't the greatest with her.
My abs are sore from laughing. Do more types of these videos please!
"The cut marks are always narrower than the blade."
Goddammit, Skall. I never noticed that before you mentioned it, but now I'm never going to be able to ignore it again.
You know why Flash never carried weapons? Because super speed is so OP you ARE the weapon. This feels like compensating for something, which to be honest seems like the general theme with anything made in Russia.
Edit: Wait, does he have speed, teleportation, or both?
if you go that fast, all you have to do is throw a rock at someone....
@@Observer31 or punch them.... at like 500mph .
@@Ren-lx8wv and break all the bones in your hand, arm, maybe shoulder....
It looks more like a video game dash ability than speed or teleportation.
The cutting through the truck was just a sharp shadow charm he found in hallownest
As one who seen several reviews of this movie (avoided movie itself like a plague) - his superpower is speed and very fast reflexes.
Ngl, the trope of cutting through something, then a pause and then it slowly comes apart as if it was cut with an atom thick blade... i can't get enough of that. I embrace the edge, i love these tropey things and i will forever love them. Metal gear rising has cemented that in me.
7:12
“Stab, wait, stab?”
That just killed me.
Ya you could “stab” with a backwards slash or, God forbid, a revers grip, but only the middle half is useable.
I could definitely see these in Bloodborne. They would combine at the handles to transform into a super-curved twinblade
Ptumerian Descendant.
That actually happens in the film allegedly
Wouldn't that be a single circular blade?
@@adambielen8996 it would be an even more useless S-shaped …thing.
@@marctaco2624 You're right, what was I thinking! A circle might have been mildly useful.
I don't know why you mentioned the katana, Skall. Design is more reminiscent of a scimitar or some other Middle Eastern Saber. Looks like it would fit into the Prince of Persia games.
Wow, that looks exactly like a sword I made up when I was seven
On the plus side, that's what; 3 Skal videos in a week. 😁
Aye... But at what cost? 😂
Honestly, a shadow speedster like this would be better equipped with 2 pistols. Just run up, fire the weapon at point blank range. Once the bullet has left the chamber and is on route for the target, move to the next one and repeat the process. This is some crazy anime shit that looks awesome on paper, until you think about it for more than a few seconds.
This movie had 2.4 on IMDb when I watched it...
I can't imagine how it got to 4.0 score!
This movie has been in my watch list for years. Nice to know I'm not missing out on much
I didn't think you would re-upload it. I thought you were uploading a part 2 of more agony on the movie.
You know, if you actually filled in the holes of the curved blades and put them on 6 to 8 foot long poles, you would actually get a decent functional scythe or scythes.
This is horrifying! I can't wait to watch the whole movie!
It's better to see it in the badcomidian review. As most Russians and residents of the CIS countries have done. =)))
At first I thought those were scythes, then I saw the way the blade was facing…💀
So the flow arts community quickly pegged those swords as attempts to make combat buugeng. As a flow tool, buugeng create really entrancing visuals when used right. However, as actual weapons, there are huge problems.
It's like the designer wanted to make a sickle, but someone said "naah, ninja." 🙄
I'll still rewatch and relike this
Can you make a review on Deadliest Warrior?
That was painful to watch. I kept checking the time to see how much longer it was, and I was only experiencing it second-hand. I can't imagine what you went through.
Thanks for spreading the "love" 😆
Everything about this scene screams everything my friends (and I) though was cool when we were 12.
Those weapons reminds me of that Ram with the horns that are so curved they end up poking it in the face.
Guess the "speedster" power has a cooldown. :P
To me, The Guardian's fills a similar slot on cinema as The Bee Movie wear I'm not entirely convinced it's actually a movie and not an internet joke and the more I hear about it the more I'm convinced it's not real. Except instead of it being incoherent WTF memes, The Guardians is overwhelming unimpressiveness.
Just wondering, would those "swords" work better if the blade edge was on the inside of the curve making them more like giant sickles?
I'm honestly surprised one of those isn't a hammer.
Wasn’t expecting to watch the whole thing through, but I absolutely did! You definitely earned a new subscriber man, great stuff!
They solved the back scabbard problem.
Not really. There are no scabbards on the character.
That blade shape mirrors the human spine after fifty years of untreated scoliosis.
You could probably get work as a consultant for movies with stabby stuff if you asked around.
When your stupid looking sword isn't enough, you must yourself become the edge.
you can't deny they're... edgy
Ok...but, for real. Now I do want to see someone make those crazy blades with cutouts along the thick of the blade....then develop a ridiculous fighting style based on ballerina and ice-skating moves..... elaborate twirling motions. It might look like a videogame but, I can see a great version of this in my head.
you can hear the pain in his voice 😅
Finally, обзор на оружие из Защитников
God I swear these blades are a pain to see,I was waiting for you to review/destroy this abomination 😊
watched some rus cinema the recent years regarding historic period dramas to see what they are up to and later got this recommended by prime. I think there are like 2 kinds of film-schools in eastern europe in general.
One is statefunded and you can expect propaganda (like you always have with public funded period pieces regardless of their origin country). They are more tame and follow their sources and are more likely to make honest adaptions of books or historic events just with modern filming techniques and actors. So you wont see mad max leather vikings in that regard.
The other One is funded by oligarchs to tax evade and the filmmakers are some spoiled brats oligarchs son that lived too long in the west trying to copycat western movie but fail to understand or connect the dots and you end up with some cringefest that is neither russian nor western.
"Guardians" was the later film school obviously.
The funniest (and saddest) thing is. That "our" films from the cinema foundation have done more to spit on the history of the country, than the Western propaganda of the Cold War period.
There are also rus tv series which are better than most movies.
Vampires of Middlewest Russia and Call-Centre to name the few.
As for movies... Well, most modern Russian movies, probably except for "him, the dragon" "Salut-7" and "August 44" suck.
Nah man there is no distinction between those because oligarchs IS the Russian state. ( I live here, trust me)
On the bright side it keeps the mouth breathers from trying to hold them in an ice pick grip? "Look! He just backstabbed himself! Twice!" Do you still get a crit multiplier sincre he's technically unaware of where the damage is coming from?
With how sensitive society is these days I'm surprised it wasn't taken down because of the violent scenes.
Violence is fine, saying fuck or whatever is not
Gives me ideas for new superheroes. Mall Ninja and Tacticool! Bitten by a radioactive trash-wallhanger blade designer two teenagers gain the power to actually make absolutely garbage mall ninja and tacticool weapons work super effectively in their hands against all laws of physics, common sense, good taste and decency! Only those kinds of weapons though. Anything actually functional will not work for them!
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As a starting blacksmith (so far as a hobby) just looking at it even I can definitely tell that the whole purpose of this scene is just to look "cool" no matter how ridiculous shit gets, and holy chips did it get ridiculous.
I wonder if the elasticity of soft tissue could explain the victims ‘resealing’ after the sword passes through?
And like. The dumbest tactical blunders in this fight could’ve been explained if they _didn’t stop driving._ Floor it, the speedster can keep up, but butchering the trucks might cause them to veer wildly and do the accidental friendly fire bit.
One random idea that popped into my head: perhaps if this blade flexes and/or reshapes itself when swung. What if the gaps (which I agree look silly) allow the curve to straighten out, and gain speed and reach, when the character attacks with it. That's the only possible redemption I can gleam from this concept.
Also: the length of the curved blade once it straightens out might be enough to cut the SUV from above
I've watched this. Is this a reupload or can I tell the future? Also, I can explain the cutouts. They collect perfect segments of flesh for making sushi in a new kenshi campaign.
Hi!
This is a suggestion for content/review. I just thought it would be fun.
There is a popular Japanese series called Kamen Rider/Masked Rider. It's similar to their Super Sentai series with transformations - and Super Sentai is the basis/foundation/origin for Power Rangers.
They have a lot of weapons too - some strange-looking swords here and there. Maybe you'll find it interesting to check on some of them or all of them. I bet you can poke fun at how their armors look like too!
Wishing you the best of luck!
I love how his issue is with the pizza cutters and not with one member of the superhero group being a straight up bear.
Director: not enough blade
Wpns guy: but sir....
Director: MOAR!!!!!
11:49 - ничего страшного, основную боль нам уже причинил БэдКомедиан, когда выпустил обзор на это🤗🤗🤗
Is that a Redguard, because they have Curved Swords...
CURVED. SWORDS!
I really wonder how they do this filter of what can and what can't be on youtube, like, for real, it's really a shame to see that things this are demonetized and we have so many errors in this platform, so many things that can be user threat, non advised, and even...crossing the line between what's adult content and what isn't, tons of videos with this kind of content, and they don't give a damm, i have no wonder how frustrating and enfuriating this may be Skall, but unfortunatelly, this is the best i can say, you do a great job, and its sad to see how things go nowdays here on youtube.
I may have exaggerated on this comment, or not, i'm just blowing off some steam, anyway, for anyone who had the patience to read all this, have a nice day/night.
Can you review the fight the movie, Lupin the 3rd: the blood spray of Goemon Ishikawa?!
i often click the thumbnail just to honor the epicness of this videos title.
"I'm not here to judge your tastes.. Much" - Skallagrim 2023
So, "swords" that seem to be designed to provide the mathematically least efficient cut possible?
Ah, yes. The Wish version of The Avengers. I thought it was horrible when it was first released in North America. I think it was on Netflix at the time.
the grunt that fires on his own team, the ammo box flipp sides between the slowmo and his regular speed reaction edit, after some review, the slowmo is even flipped to the reverse shot seeing the other truck getting hit
ITS NOT EVEB THE SAME ACTOR BETWEEN SHOTS. is that russian racism, that 2 east asian men look alike.......
To your point about the trope of blades that aren't close to the full length of the object being cut and still fully cutting them in half. I'm reminded of a very particular example of this being addressed properly. This was in one of the Force Unleashed 2 cinematic trailers where Starkiller cuts a giant spider droid in half by cutting up through it once which only makes it halfway through and then cutting back through the other side to fully separate it. I thought it was actually pretty cool and was an even more impressive demonstration of the character's skill. I have no idea why this is so often neglected.
Fun fact: almost everyone blinds themselves the first minutes of using these swords
I watched the video whan Skall posted the first time and, surprisingly, the next day I visited my gradma and she was watching this movie on the TV and really enjoying it. I couldn't do anything but laugh
Crescent Samurai Zombie Killer 9000?? 😳 OMG I want one! 😁
The friction of the cutting interacted with the heat-shape-memory-change-alloy and straightened and extended the blade to cut all the way through the truck. Its science.
"this should all be fair use". youtube was immediately up on your ass after saying that
That wasn't the problem. The problem was apparently saying that the scene "molested my eyeballs". >_
@@Skallagrim fr youtube needs to chill