the choreographer of bourne's movies was Jeff Imada... he is a kali's master...i think bourne's fight style better than other movies because he didn't use jumps and acrobatic movements. It is more realistic.
*OMFG I'M FUCKING ORGASMING THIS IS THE BEST!!!!!!!* Dude! How does a person get to that level of quick thinking, awereness and reaction time in real life?????
TheDEATHHIT Real life is the key phrase. They don't ! People get killed in real life trying this hollyweird crap. If you go up against multiple attackers in real life without a gun, you are injured severely or you die. These are fictional characters in fictional situations. Don't do this or you will die ! Do like I do. Carry a firearm. You still may die, but at least you'll have a chance to survive. Or be from the planet Krypton. ; )
A well trained spec ops guy would drop you before you got your firearm out of the holster, fact. This style of close quarters combat is also what they're trained in, so not "Hollywood crap", fact.
+Average Joe LOL of course. I really wanted to breakdown more fight scenes from the first film. I'm going to work on the "park" fight scene for the next Bourne break down. There are some intricate details on that one that are hard to see in real time
Thanks so much for breaking down these fight scenes. I agree; the camera-work makes it difficult to see the action. I wish more action-movie actors would take extensive training like Keanu Reeves does so they don't have to rely on doubles to do stunt-work.I have a question/request: do you intend to make any videos on any of the fight scenes in the Hannibal TV series? (in particular, the ones from S01E08 or S02E01)
+CMY187 You're welcome! I'm glad you enjoy them and thank you for your support! Keanu is a beast when it comes to training martial arts to prepare for a role. I will have to check out your suggestion for sure.
+CMY187 I think for the most part, Damon did all the fight scenes. It was just a stylistic choice to have the camera shake and have quick editing. It does bring a visceral dynamic to the way we perceive the fight scene. I don't think they were trying to hide stunt men or anything.
You missed that Bourne gets an underhook with his left arm under the baton wielding marine's right. He uses that and a crossface with his right forearm to control the marine and keep him upright long enough to reach the suit guy and his gun. You just have a right cross face and a brace with your left, nothing preventing your man from spinning out to his left, your right.
The film that changed it all.. the Jeff imada and co have now made all action movies use the same style which is a mish mash of Filipino martial arts , Muay Thai and Brazilian jujitsu.. some relying more on one of the above more than the other but Filipino arts are essential
Yeah,it ruined Hollywood action cinema with the "500 Quick-Cuts per minute and Parkinson´s Shakycam"-style of editing/cinematography for years,until the first John Wick came out.
Nice video. But, only thing i hate about Bourne movies is a fighting scenes, because when it's started, then camera is shaking so hard that i can't see a damn thing. Why they can't just make every fighting scene without any camera shakings? It's so stupid. By the way, maybe you can't do this but, can you do some moves from Ong Bak movie? There is some crazy stunts, kicks and flips, but i don't know if you can do that stuff :)
+DeathCold_ LongplaysUA Yes indeed, the fight scenes definitely are hard to see what's going on, but that's why I'm here lol. I try my best to fulfill requests, but those stunts in the Ong Bak films are very dangerous if not trained properly and it takes years to get that good at maneuvers like that. I am definitely not trained for that kind of stuff, I sure wish I was though, they are incredible athletes. There is one fight scene I might be able to break down where he does a lot of hand trapping and breaks.
True, Jackie Chan said once that it is one of the worst problems with fighting scene. Shaking camera and bad editing of footage doesn't help a single bit.
The fight with the Swedish Treadstone guy in the second movie was awesome, probably one of my favourites, but it also had the most shaky camera work, couldn't make out who was hitting who, and with what!
Bourne's left hand is underneath the Marine's arm - it looks like he noticed that suit pulling his sidearm and was trying to jam the draw so that it couldn't be gripped correctly.
That scene was beast! Could You analyze the one shot KO from last Jason Bourne? I wonder what is the proper technique to KO someone like Jason Bourne :D
They make such a big deal about the Greengrass Bourne movies, but this one was directed by Lyman, and the fight scenes are much more complete than in the Greengrass movies where shaking cameras and over-the-top editing create scenes that are high on style but low on substance. This fight scene from the first movie showed Damon literally executing all the moves himself. No tricks.
Yea, the fight scenes in the first film are shot better, but it still has some quick cuts and shaky cam. Not as bad as greengrass. I still enjoyed those fight scenes though
+Den Bob oh I know bro...one of my favorite films. It has one of the best representations of Filipino Kali I've seen in a film. I definitely am working on a few videos for that movie
Lewis Mosho yes, but it’s actually a more realistic tactic/technique, easier to accomplish than timing a punch to a leg (timing it on the step or weight transfer).
It seems it could work. Question is: How good of a fighter does someone need to be in order to pull this series of movement out of his sleeve without thinking? .... Or, is there anyone who would be able to pull something like this off if he does not know what will happen beforehand?
Psychological conditioning and practice, practice, practice, practice. Treadstone operatives are mentally "broken" not like normal people. They've been put through things that retrains their minds to ignore usual parameters like conscience, pain, morality. They simply act to move to the next objective.
not too mention accurate! Kali is not for everyone. for matt to pick this particular martial art. then dedicate his time to practice it. the execute the movies perfectly. with great application....... I see the camera movement as not doing the film no just!!!!!!!!!!!!. you would think the choreographer would be having a damn fit. I WOULD!!!!!!!!!!! You have a very good Eye. He does this particular wristlock in another film. for quite sometime I wanted to learn this. Awesome work as always.Im a true fan of Kali and you as well sir!!! keep em comin!!!!! Kiyta
I don't agree and I study PTK. Don't get me wrong, the Bourne films have great choreography. Grabbing the pen as an equalizer is something a PTK practitioner is taught to do for sure. I would say the fight that is closest to PTK in the Bourne films is the one with the magazine vs knife inside the house in The Bourne Supremacy. However, the closest thing to PTK in film that I have seen is the bar fight in The Book of Eli, where he is literally taking hands and heads off with his machete...that's real PTK.
Well I know in the 2nd and 3rd films he works with Jeff Imada in the choreography, and is said to be specifically doing JKD and Filipino Martial Arts. Not sure about the first film. I know there definitely some FMA in the apartment fight scene. I did a video on that as well. But, I've heard that the martial art he uses in the books is Krav Maga
No problem man, the channel is still small enough to where I can usually message everybody back lol. Sometimes I miss one once in a while though. We definitely plan on doing the Punisher fight scenes
A very smooth *reDirect of that scene. Guessing got that *Dumog HeadJam f< JackReacher-Ultimatum? Seems to improVe by 2-4% chances, depending^ G3's proximiTy. Cool.
Mission Impossible 3 please. Final fight scene in a clinic Ethan fight and disarm a bad guy with pistol and shoot the other bad guy after he broke his arm.
I mean every fight seen you have broken down. their has been gunting,entries,low kicks,make shift weapons,chopping,wristlocks,chokes,backfist,takedowns,last resort chokes and blade scences. I MEAN COME ON. its bad enough that Kali doesn't get the credit it deserves.When I looked at the behind the scences Jason Bourne film. they even said they don't understand why the camera moved around so much. SIGH
+Kiyta Thax Lol, I know, it's too bad. Check out The Man From Nowhere. I'm going to break down a fight scene from it. Some.of the best Kali I've seen in a film
My big question is how possible or impossible it would be for a top tier guy (world's best if you will) to pull this off against these types of guards/people in real life.
@@JoeyBslash3 I guess the element of suprise also would be a huge part of it. He definitely hit where mostly anyone would go down, like the neck and balls lol. But that first wrist lock grab....insane skill to pull off, especially over the head.
Yea, the wrist lock would be hard to pull off. However, like you said, the element of surprise is the key here. Also, notice that his hands are up, making the position to grab the wrist much easier, compared to having his hands down at the hips
simplicty is always the best way, with no thrills or spills, as demonstrated here, same Bruce Lees fighting stye sraight to the point, and as Tuco says in the Good the Bad and the Ugly--"If your gonna shoot shoot dont talk about it!!!"---
@@JoeyBslash3 not really you just complained about some of the actions not being in the frame...anyways, i saw some of your videos featuring a lot of FMAs maybe you should collab with the guy from Kali Center
I mention that things are out of frame because it makes it hard to figure out the exact technique used. I liked the Bourne trilogy's shaky camera. I don't feel like the director used shaky cam to hide movements, however, that is possibly the truth behind it. The effect of the shaky cam and fast editing is for the fight scene to be perceived by the viewers as someone watching the scene and not understanding what just happened. It's told more through sound effects in many ways, especially because wide angles aren't used to show the movements.
I am from Kali Center. I was there when it started and was involved in many videos, either filming or demonstrating. Check out some of their older videos 😉
@@JoeyBslash3 alright keep up rhe good work man. when this pandemic is over maybe you should go to the Philippines 🇵🇭, Kali/Arnis/Eskrima birth and origin...its worth it to learn from the real grandmasters.
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This movie has some of the best fight choreography period, lent credibility to Jason Bourne’s nearly superhuman abilities
Json Bourne fight scenes are some of the very best ihave ever seen!!!
Yes indeed, they are usually pretty awesome
bourne identity had the worst editing
They’d be a lot better if the director didn’t have Parkinson’s and start one of the most awful trends in filmmaking to ever exist.
By all accounts, an efficient and effective way to neutralize multiple armed adversaries. Well done!
Thanks
the choreographer of bourne's movies was Jeff Imada... he is a kali's master...i think bourne's fight style better than other movies because he didn't use jumps and acrobatic movements. It is more realistic.
You're sooo right but does not look good with shake cam. Would be perfect if it were a little wider angle
@@fatihsen7983 cus damon itsnt a martial artist thats why
@@jashardwallington i know bro
He use acrobatic moves and jumps too. Don't be stupid.
@@rafaelreyes9 Just sayin for the fight scenes, didn't you really understand that?
Firstly you must be smart before you call someone stupid...
Nice Joey!! I liked how you caught the gun, that was flawless.
+Karasu Muhammad Thanks bro 👍
I LOVE these fight scene break downs.....I'm trying to incorporate some of this into my martial art training...kind of like krav maga
Good breakdown Joey, this might have had the most attackers so far. That throw at the end was awesome.
+spiderswebs william Thanks bro. Yes, this was a complicated one. I like the throw too, simple and effective
Throw at the end looked like a choke slam from the top.
That's a nice video breaking down the fight scene of Jason Bourne. Keep it up.
Thanks
Always wanted to see what Jason Bourne fight scene would look like without shaky cam and quick cut.
This is the closest thing to it.
Nice video guy.
Great work on breaking down this fight scene!
Thanks! It was hard to see in real time, but after slowing it down, it all made sense.
*OMFG I'M FUCKING ORGASMING THIS IS THE BEST!!!!!!!*
Dude! How does a person get to that level of quick thinking, awereness and reaction time in real life?????
TheDEATHHIT Real life is the key phrase. They don't ! People get killed in real life trying this hollyweird crap. If you go up against multiple attackers in real life without a gun, you are injured severely or you die. These are fictional characters in fictional situations. Don't do this or you will die ! Do like I do. Carry a firearm. You still may die, but at least you'll have a chance to survive. Or be from the planet Krypton. ; )
Practice, practice, practice.
+Anthony Furlong that is correct lol
Look up a guy called the bioneer he does videos on how to become Jason Bourne. It’s super realistic
A well trained spec ops guy would drop you before you got your firearm out of the holster, fact. This style of close quarters combat is also what they're trained in, so not "Hollywood crap", fact.
Such a genius way of taking that situation.
hot damn we're back with awesome Jason Bourne breakdown :)
+Average Joe LOL of course. I really wanted to breakdown more fight scenes from the first film. I'm going to work on the "park" fight scene for the next Bourne break down. There are some intricate details on that one that are hard to see in real time
This fight scene was bad ass. I wonder how much training Matt did.
Thanks so much for breaking down these fight scenes. I agree; the camera-work makes it difficult to see the action. I wish more action-movie actors would take extensive training like Keanu Reeves does so they don't have to rely on doubles to do stunt-work.I have a question/request: do you intend to make any videos on any of the fight scenes in the Hannibal TV series? (in particular, the ones from S01E08 or S02E01)
+CMY187 You're welcome! I'm glad you enjoy them and thank you for your support! Keanu is a beast when it comes to training martial arts to prepare for a role. I will have to check out your suggestion for sure.
+CMY187 I think for the most part, Damon did all the fight scenes. It was just a stylistic choice to have the camera shake and have quick editing. It does bring a visceral dynamic to the way we perceive the fight scene. I don't think they were trying to hide stunt men or anything.
Enjoyed that. Great movie, classic scene. You usually add some comments on whether you think the fight was choreographed well.
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I like so much Jason buorn movies ,he is so capable
Love these breakdowns.
Keep them up! :)
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Thanks
You missed that Bourne gets an underhook with his left arm under the baton wielding marine's right. He uses that and a crossface with his right forearm to control the marine and keep him upright long enough to reach the suit guy and his gun. You just have a right cross face and a brace with your left, nothing preventing your man from spinning out to his left, your right.
good details
well done! do some more Bourne.
We are going to do the Bourne legacy soon
@@JoeyBslash3 but i was also thinking Waterloo station in Bourne Supremacy. the fight in the shop is awesome and so fast it could use a breakdown.
Good suggestion
The film that changed it all.. the Jeff imada and co have now made all action movies use the same style which is a mish mash of Filipino martial arts , Muay Thai and Brazilian jujitsu.. some relying more on one of the above more than the other but Filipino arts are essential
Yeah,it ruined Hollywood action cinema with the "500 Quick-Cuts per minute and Parkinson´s Shakycam"-style of editing/cinematography for years,until the first John Wick came out.
please do more Bourne moves
For sure :)
@@JoeyBslash3 you have to do the Bourne and Desh fight from Ultimatum!
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I totally agree!
Nice video. But, only thing i hate about Bourne movies is a fighting scenes, because when it's started, then camera is shaking so hard that i can't see a damn thing. Why they can't just make every fighting scene without any camera shakings? It's so stupid. By the way, maybe you can't do this but, can you do some moves from Ong Bak movie? There is some crazy stunts, kicks and flips, but i don't know if you can do that stuff :)
+DeathCold_ LongplaysUA Yes indeed, the fight scenes definitely are hard to see what's going on, but that's why I'm here lol.
I try my best to fulfill requests, but those stunts in the Ong Bak films are very dangerous if not trained properly and it takes years to get that good at maneuvers like that. I am definitely not trained for that kind of stuff, I sure wish I was though, they are incredible athletes. There is one fight scene I might be able to break down where he does a lot of hand trapping and breaks.
True, Jackie Chan said once that it is one of the worst problems with fighting scene. Shaking camera and bad editing of footage doesn't help a single bit.
The fight with the Swedish Treadstone guy in the second movie was awesome, probably one of my favourites, but it also had the most shaky camera work, couldn't make out who was hitting who, and with what!
I did a video on part of that scene from the second movie. Definitely not easy to figure out in real time. Had to go frame by frame lol. Check it out
Bourne's left hand is underneath the Marine's arm - it looks like he noticed that suit pulling his sidearm and was trying to jam the draw so that it couldn't be gripped correctly.
Outstanding and well done...
Many thanks!
Great breakdown thanks
Thanks, and you're welcome
That scene was beast! Could You analyze the one shot KO from last Jason Bourne? I wonder what is the proper technique to KO someone like Jason Bourne :D
Excellent video!
They make such a big deal about the Greengrass Bourne movies, but this one was directed by Lyman, and the fight scenes are much more complete than in the Greengrass movies where shaking cameras and over-the-top editing create scenes that are high on style but low on substance. This fight scene from the first movie showed Damon literally executing all the moves himself. No tricks.
Yea, the fight scenes in the first film are shot better, but it still has some quick cuts and shaky cam. Not as bad as greengrass. I still enjoyed those fight scenes though
This movie was really well done...
Great explanation. Thanks. You should check out "The Man from Nowhere". This movie has also cool fight scenes in Bourne style.
+Den Bob oh I know bro...one of my favorite films. It has one of the best representations of Filipino Kali I've seen in a film. I definitely am working on a few videos for that movie
this is cool and all, but did anyone notice that he stepped on that one guy's toes for a bit? and he took it like a CHAMP
Lewis Mosho yes, but it’s actually a more realistic tactic/technique, easier to accomplish than timing a punch to a leg (timing it on the step or weight transfer).
tomomi oshima hahaha omg, you are right. That’s perfectly stated. Nice
I love your breakdowns ^^.
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Wow love this breakdown!
Thanks!
Hey man could you do the Oldboy fight scene with Brolin on the football field? Thanks great videos dude
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It seems it could work. Question is: How good of a fighter does someone need to be in order to pull this series of movement out of his sleeve without thinking? .... Or, is there anyone who would be able to pull something like this off if he does not know what will happen beforehand?
Psychological conditioning and practice, practice, practice, practice. Treadstone operatives are mentally "broken" not like normal people. They've been put through things that retrains their minds to ignore usual parameters like conscience, pain, morality. They simply act to move to the next objective.
Indeed...
Nice breakdown video joey
+Jamal Ashley thanks
Great breakdown Joey B! Your assistants are way better than that Filipino guy that you used in the past.
the wrist lock was awesome
+Kiyta Thax yea, I remember that being surprising when I first saw the film. He does it very quickly and with authority lol
not too mention accurate! Kali is not for everyone. for matt to pick this particular martial art. then dedicate his time to practice it. the execute the movies perfectly. with great application....... I see the camera movement as not doing the film no just!!!!!!!!!!!!. you would think the choreographer would be having a damn fit. I WOULD!!!!!!!!!!! You have a very good Eye. He does this particular wristlock in another film. for quite sometime I wanted to learn this. Awesome work as always.Im a true fan of Kali and you as well sir!!! keep em comin!!!!! Kiyta
+Kiyta Thax Tha ks somuch, i appreciate your support and im glad you enjoy the videos. More on the way ☺
What town r u in? It looks nice there.
This was filmed in Chicago at a park 👍
@@JoeyBslash3 o wow. I'm in the Chicago suburbs. Didn't even recognize it .
Yeah, I grew up near Joliet in the SW suburbs.
@@JoeyBslash3 I used to live near the casino downtown there. I'm back in west Chicago now. Near Wheaton.
@@JoeyBslash3 I subscribed.
Nice
That block from the stick looks like a Escrima move
Lol just to add the Bourne movies made it all look realistic... till date nobody (save for the Indonesians) has done it better in film
I'd rate The Equalizer as a close #2nd.
I would say this fight was more dynamic than even J. Wick but yea they were good in that movie too
Awesone
Thanks
well done
Joey Bslash 3 excellent fight ing style.
Do Black Canary or any Injustice 2 moves... It would be awesome!
+FearlessEagle I will definitely do some injustice 2 moves eventually, I just don't have the game yet lol
Can you do some home front jason statham fight scene
One of my movies
Pekiti Tershia was the fight style used in The Bourne Identity. At least that's what I was told by a guy who has studied it.
I don't agree and I study PTK. Don't get me wrong, the Bourne films have great choreography. Grabbing the pen as an equalizer is something a PTK practitioner is taught to do for sure. I would say the fight that is closest to PTK in the Bourne films is the one with the magazine vs knife inside the house in The Bourne Supremacy. However, the closest thing to PTK in film that I have seen is the bar fight in The Book of Eli, where he is literally taking hands and heads off with his machete...that's real PTK.
@@JoeyBslash3 i would say a mix of wing chun and kali
Nice breakdown but i wonder what fighting style it is i saw some technics from krav maga
Well I know in the 2nd and 3rd films he works with Jeff Imada in the choreography, and is said to be specifically doing JKD and Filipino Martial Arts. Not sure about the first film. I know there definitely some FMA in the apartment fight scene. I did a video on that as well. But, I've heard that the martial art he uses in the books is Krav Maga
Thanks for watching
Thanks for the aswer joeybslash its an intressting channel that you have
Thanks, I appreciate that
Can you please do a fight scene breakdown with overwatch animated short hero?
I haven't seen it. Do you have a reference video I could watch?
Well basically yeah go on fight scene breakdowns then you'll see it say overwatch animated short hero fight scene breakdown
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Thanks!
Hey man can u do the punisher breakdown that would be awesome the marvel one
Do you mean from the TV show or the movie?
Tv brother
I know some of the moves
Man I appreciate for every time I message u u reply back thank u man
No problem man, the channel is still small enough to where I can usually message everybody back lol. Sometimes I miss one once in a while though. We definitely plan on doing the Punisher fight scenes
Cool
A very smooth *reDirect of that scene. Guessing got that *Dumog HeadJam f< JackReacher-Ultimatum? Seems to improVe by 2-4% chances, depending^ G3's proximiTy. Cool.
Your in long beach?
Nope
Sweet!
Thanks
Mission Impossible 3 please. Final fight scene in a clinic Ethan fight and disarm a bad guy with pistol and shoot the other bad guy after he broke his arm.
+Trong Review hm, I don't remember that part, I will check it out
i dont understand it.he is actually doing real kali,and the camera is messing up. smdh
+Kiyta Thax Lol, I know right
I mean every fight seen you have broken down. their has been gunting,entries,low kicks,make shift weapons,chopping,wristlocks,chokes,backfist,takedowns,last resort chokes and blade scences. I MEAN COME ON. its bad enough that Kali doesn't get the credit it deserves.When I looked at the behind the scences Jason Bourne film. they even said they don't understand why the camera moved around so much. SIGH
+Kiyta Thax Lol, I know, it's too bad. Check out The Man From Nowhere. I'm going to break down a fight scene from it. Some.of the best Kali I've seen in a film
JoeyBslash 3 i will. awesome
@@JoeyBslash3 excellent.
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Best movie
Yes, this is a great one indeed
do a john wick one
+luke kletke for sure, I plan to sometime
@@JoeyBslash3 Cool, I was gonna suggest that.
We did one from John Wick 2...the subway knife fight
@@JoeyBslash3 oh yeah. Thought it was somebody else for some reason.
My big question is how possible or impossible it would be for a top tier guy (world's best if you will) to pull this off against these types of guards/people in real life.
It would be awesome if those moves were actually possible in real life.
Some of them are for sure
@@JoeyBslash3 I guess the element of suprise also would be a huge part of it. He definitely hit where mostly anyone would go down, like the neck and balls lol. But that first wrist lock grab....insane skill to pull off, especially over the head.
Yea, the wrist lock would be hard to pull off. However, like you said, the element of surprise is the key here. Also, notice that his hands are up, making the position to grab the wrist much easier, compared to having his hands down at the hips
@literally not z no, but the flawlessly executed moves are choreographed and not practical in real situations. Imo
The Jason Bourne's movies to be better just would need show better those fights scenes & action.
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What is the point ?
Of what?
The only thing unbelievable about the Bourne Identity fight scenes is trying to buy a wuss like Matt Damon doing it.
Thats filipino style when fighting, thats why magelan go home after fighting lapu 2x 😂😂😂
simplicty is always the best way, with no thrills or spills, as demonstrated here, same Bruce Lees fighting stye sraight to the point, and as Tuco says in the Good the Bad and the Ugly--"If your gonna shoot shoot dont talk about it!!!"---
RIGHT ON! It's one of my favorite scenes. I'm sooo glad there isn't any breakdown video of THAT scene. Well, so far anyway.
its a Filipino martial arts thats the way it is
Don't head butt. It damages your brain housing group too.
So whats the style though? Gangam style? 😂
Yup
I think The Bourne movies should of been shot like that 3:58
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Joey gotta another breakdown video for you unless you've done this - ruclips.net/video/EBSjabRNztY/видео.html
one of the worst combat scenes using eskrima or FMA...the camera is everywhere. the director is using the so called "shaky cam" to hide the mistakes
I thought it worked great!
@@JoeyBslash3 not really you just complained about some of the actions not being in the frame...anyways, i saw some of your videos featuring a lot of FMAs maybe you should collab with the guy from Kali Center
I mention that things are out of frame because it makes it hard to figure out the exact technique used. I liked the Bourne trilogy's shaky camera. I don't feel like the director used shaky cam to hide movements, however, that is possibly the truth behind it. The effect of the shaky cam and fast editing is for the fight scene to be perceived by the viewers as someone watching the scene and not understanding what just happened. It's told more through sound effects in many ways, especially because wide angles aren't used to show the movements.
I am from Kali Center. I was there when it started and was involved in many videos, either filming or demonstrating. Check out some of their older videos 😉
@@JoeyBslash3 alright keep up rhe good work man. when this pandemic is over maybe you should go to the Philippines 🇵🇭, Kali/Arnis/Eskrima birth and origin...its worth it to learn from the real grandmasters.
Do 2016 one
Some, if not all of this is Keysi Fighting Method.
That brother looks so sleep brah. Ha. It's okay I'm black myself.
SHOW
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