Knife Expert Breaks Down John Wick's Knife Skills | Scenic Fights
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2019
- New York City Pekiti Tirsia Kali Instructor Logan Lo breaks down the correct techniques used in the subway fight scene from John Wick 2 starring actors Keanu Reeves and Common in the first Episode of Scenic Fights - Fight Scene Breakdown series.
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What is going on her?!
Every on dead from Corona?!
@@ScenicFights how to defend against knife flicks?
Omg a pinned comment im famous! Hi Mom!
I would like to watch a pencil expert analysis John Wick’s skill.
His calligraphy is terrible
Or The Joker's.
The disturbing fact was that there was some guy who used ballistic gelatin and plywood (to simulate skull material) in the experiment and he was able to shove a pencil through both with not that much effort needed into it, making the whole ‘stab pencil into the ear canal’ actually plausible.
Well, I'm not sleeping tonight.
Pencils are scarier than knifes, did you notice how small the entry point when it stab you ?😁
"I'm cutting that, I'm cutting that, I gonna make a minced meat out of you"
He calmly explained
"Im cutting you down to the core"
Thats just scary
And he's right. Never underestimate a knife fighter. Even a bad one can cause serious damage without much effort... :)
That whole part had me laughing so hard
inserts it keels meme
The expert knife guy is really threatening this poor dude.
Quentin Lennox he has a Lisp
“If I were going to fight you, I’m just going to come out and shoot this out”
I first started watching the more recent bjj breakdowns before this and I thought poor guy getting his joints twisted and his neck choked...I am just watching this on screen and knowing full well they are using a dummy knife I still get this weird creeps every time he makes a slash or stab and can somehow feel the blade cutting thru my flesh. For me I think that is worst psycologically than having a guy twist my arm to discomfort.
@@rbr1170 Both Logan and Chad are safe! We would never use a real sharp knife.
With a gun it's all about the drop. Any shooter knows that. I'm sure you know that as well. But on the streets it's rarely ever a shootout on both sides.
As an expert in breathing, I can tell you that John wick is breathtaking.
"You're breathtaking"
Oh hi
Again
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Wuttt you here bro im seeing you everywhere dude
Are you an expert on commenting on every vid?
Yes
Guy is still liking comments after a year, what a G
We are creating this content for you, and it's nice to read all the comments to learn more about what the viewers want. Thank you so much for the support, because it mean's so much to us. We are martial arts fans just like every one here!
@@ScenicFights yo das crazy.
We don't get out much.
@@ScenicFights this earns a sub!
Watching this makes me realize how quickly I would die in an actual knife fight
Most of us would
Then you already know more than thousands of street punks. A knife fight usually means your getting hurt no matter what you do. It's best to learn to avoid being in situations where you would have no choice but to fight.
@@JosephDiveley Well sometimes you need to kill or be killed
@@oswald0_ Sure. I'm not saying that there aren't and I am not saying you always have control of the situation enough to get out of it. Still, most of the time someone who is aware of their surroundings can avoid being put in the situation in the first place.
For example, if I am walking down the street and I see a large group of men then I am giving them a wide berth or picking a different way to walk.
That’s why I never underestimate anyone no matter what their size is or how skilled and smart they are
Another shining example of why knife combat is far, far, far scarier than people realize.
There's a reason daggers and tantos were the weapon of choice among armored medieval knights and samurai.
Very few things are more deadly or precise than an extension of your hand that is essentially a razor.
Bullets. That's pretty much it.
Swords, katanas and others were powerful but slow and further away, in true CQC you need a knife, people don't realize how weak flesh is, nor how sharp these blades would be, the easily cut to the bone if they were made correctly or even decently. Simple tantos could easily slide between the armor plating and sink deep into your organs, while European daggers easily slashed through arteries and limbs, you can cleanly cut off a wrist or foot in only a few short motions. Knife fighting is deadly and commonly ignored, there is a reason so many serial killers utilize knives, they are everywhere and are easily used to slaughter people. I recently got these awesome ceramic knives, so extremely sharp it cuts through a paper towel I held in one hand! This thing would easily cut through my bone with little damage. Terrifying.
Ok kayo.
@@ssgaspyxiaarnis6393 hotak ko
They were not the weapons of choice for armored knights and samurai... Lol. They were side arms. And we're treated as such. A sword, a polearm, a spear of some sort, an axe, a hammer, pretty much everything was used before you'd pull out your knife or dagger lmao.
@@bobdylan1968 but switching to your sidearms are faster right...
I've been a Surgical Technician for 48 years. I've been involved in a lot of vascular surgeries, some were due to trauma. The Aorta comes right off the top of the heart, where it forms an arch as it heads "downstream ". The bottom line is that even in a hospital, that injury is NOT survivable. good content, thanks.
Always great having an expert Surgical Technician in the comment section. We appreciate your reply!
I almost didn't add the reply, as I don’t want to be seen as a troll. I've helped repair ruptured Aortic Aneurysm. That's not a knife wound, However, the patient with a ruptured Aneurysm WILL lose all of their blood, requiring a lot of blood given in transfusion.
sorry for dragging on, but, even if the knife were left in, hoping to get to a hospital, he would bleed out AND the knife would cause further injury with every heartbeat.
have a great weekend.
@@madogmedic VINDICATED!
@@madogmedic "WILL lose all of their blood"
And after reading that, I lost all of my lunch.
How the hell does a person survive losing ALL of their blood? Mental. But I still prefer nurses to doctors :D
Now you should do the knife scene in john wick 3. That scene was turned up to 11
Well now we have to get to it since you requested the scene :D
YES. KNIFE SCENES IN JOHN WICK 3 WAS UNREAL
@@RinnoNoval The CGI knives sure were... (But the eyeball stick was EPIC!) ;)
@@RinnoNoval literally. That throwing knife scene was ridiculous. Saying this as someone who used to throw knives competitively.
Did they make a video on it ?
*DON'T BRING A KNIFE TO A PENCIL FIGHT*
🧔✏️🔪😎
....Says math teacher to school shooter
I stabbed a guy with a pencil before
@@nicholegallo1664 same. Self defense
The pen is mightier than a knife 😂
But HE killed 3 men in a bar with a pencil! With a fucking PENCIL!
The knife scenes might have been a little unrealistic, but at least i can confirm that the judo, jiujitsu and zambo moves/throws were just on point. Those were a pleasure to watch.
And it's okay if the knife scenes were unrealistic. After all, it is a movie! Overall, the fight scenes are super entertaining and you can tell that Keanu Reeves at least did some training. We agree that the grappling is where this movie shines in being able to mix real techniques with movie magic. If you haven't yet, check out the BJJ/Judo breakdown we did from John Wick 2: ruclips.net/video/_aOpGPQFpPM/видео.html
Those jui-jitsu combos were nice, but i have so many problems with john wick action scenes. Mainly those fight scenes are just slow and i somehow...just don't believe him anything, he is doing.
@@jackcravford8744 I mean yeah. Buts it's a movie and I found it entertaining.
@@goose741 i don't after raid movies. Lol. or ong bak movies.
@@jackcravford8744 ahh I see ok then. Well have a good day Jack
"what I would do is slash, then stab and slash again"
Me: **nervous sweating**
My life flashed before my eyes n he wasnt even pointing the knife at me
I feel you. There's no way I'm gonna survive when trapped with a killer who knows how to use a knife.
He is literally describing what he would like doing to the person! It scares me! 👀
I admit; my butt puckered a little at that moment..
That was indeed a scary comment. If I was in that recording studio I'd be looking at him sideways all day and not allow him anywhere near anything sharp or pointy
Never seen someone analyze knife fights. You guys should do a video on the knife fight from Under Siege between Tommy Lee Jones and Steven Seagal!
That's a really great suggestion! We will certainly look into it!
@@ScenicFights Since we are talking about Tommy Lee Jones, how about his other knife fight scenes with Benicio Del Toro in The Hunted?
The techniques in this scene come from Sayoc, a school of eskrima which is heavily blade-based. Pekiti Tirsia presented in this vid is also a style with a good emphasis on blades.
@@yussuqmadiq5274 I fell like the hunted would be a closer depiction to realism.
And that scene from Crocodile Dundee. "Now that's a knife."
Watching this guy demonstrate is both intimidating and very awesome at the same time.
It's quite breathtaking actually.
You're breathtaking!
I was told Kali is one of if not the deadliest martial arts out there and seeing him demonstrate some Kali stuff, holy crap, that looks terrifying. O_O
As a practictioner of eskrima, this is only a short bit of what kali/arnis/eskrima really is ;P
Yes, it's for street fights. When your life is in danger.
There is a reason why this Filipino martial is not for the mainstream but mostly for military
There is a sport version which is Arnis but it's more defensive
Rather than kali which aim to kill
@@lag00n54 Doug Marcaida trains airforce spec-ops in it... because it works
My uncle used to practice Kali /other martial arts during WW2. Killed a lot of japanese using a sword. Everytime he practice outside you could hear his punches on the air. That’s what my mon said at least. I wasn’t born yet then.
Been a cop for 25 years, best abbreviated example of knife fighting techniques I've heard. Clear, concise. Good stuff sir. Thank you.
Well, you just made my day. Thanks!
Did not know how terrifying Kali actually is. It seems like they really prioritize quick and precise moves, like a whole "kill them before they kill you" kind of thing. Looks like I would be dead immediately lol.
The quiet kid practicing 10 minutes before school:
Once the aorta is cut, unless you're actually in an ER, your chances of survival are about as good as your chances of beating John Wick in a one-on-one fight.
That’s not true. Cardiothoracic surgeons treat aorta dissections relatively frequently. A lady at my hospital suffered an 11 cm(!) dissection, and was successfully treated after having been driven across town to a different hospital.
@@davidwarren719 😱😱😱
@@davidwarren719 There’s a big difference with the inner layer of your aorta tearing, and a knife puncturing the entire aorta.
@@gooddoggo2258 except the knife seals the puncture temporarily leaving time for doctors to extract it and close it. That's exactly why all first aid manuals and training will tell you not to remove a knife or any object lodged deeply, specially in the neck, torso and thighs because it is either preventing bleeding or can cause more damage if pulled out carelessly. And that' s why there are lots of people who have survived after having a knife or any other thing puncture their heart or aorta and leacing it there while they're taken to a ERA
@@Charles-A this is a common teaching point and practice for first responders to leave penetrating objects in someone and immobilize the object until they can be taken to an emergency room.
I have an theory on the “you’ll die if you keep fighting” thing he does repeatedly. Adrenaline can be a type of energy that can at certain times give people the strength or power to keep going, I think telling them they’re gonna die and explaining why will lead to a drop in their adrenaline rush, leading them towards deciding to get help rather than keep trying to kill him. You can do a lot in the few seconds with adrenaline before death, even in real life. It’s not John showing mercy, it’s him making sure he can turn his back after the fight. I doubt the writers or anybody on the movie were trying for this I just thought that a notorious assassin would play strange mind games for an advantage.
That's a pretty neat idea, psychological aspect of fighting is severely underutilised in movies and games, wish that more scenes would depict minor antagonists as actual characters that can be bargained with, demoralised and so on. That would be a nice way to show difference in motivation and cleverness of the protagonist. We're never going to get that, are we?
Kaen Awoken true, I don’t think he’s shutting off someone else’s adrenaline, but sometimes just having a change in tone and in the situation by your enemy suddenly talking to you could offset someone after an severe injury with that opponent still in your face. I don’t claim this is something the movie did at all, just an idea I had.
All the John Wick movies have at least one, "Advancing the story line" fight where John has to take some damage to further the plot... ;)
haha can't deny that!
Well considering in the second and third he was being hunted constantly I’d say it’s fine.
movies are getting better with realistic choreographs, they're stepping away from the "martial art dances" and moving into real life military tactics, while also sporting real life knives. good examples are "hunted" and "revenant" and this one
“Getting better”
I mean yeah but realism doesn’t necessarily make good entertainment. I’d rather watch some House of Flying Dagger flying through the air shit than a realistic street fight with people tussling on the ground
@@TraceurRyuk Eh, realism can be more entertaining if it's done right. I think a sword fight with more realistic tactics would be cooler than two doofuses flailing around with comically oversized fantasy weapons, but to each their own.
Realism is everything. Even in fantasy. If a book/film breaks the selfestablished rules that is the worst.
@@cauchyschwarz3295 But selfestablished rules can vary, so don't have to be realistic at all.
@@therustedshank9995 Realism of movement and stamina, at least for me, it's NOT entertaining at all for me, I disagree.
Thats why i never ever leave the house without my A10-Warthog..
Ah yes I actually walk my AC-130 every day
Both are the best blade weapons around today
Brrrrrrrrr
@@OffTheHookVideos just wanna say that I have CIWS machine Gun in my Bag
Out of curiosity, have ever had to use it?
I love the line of “people holding the ice pick grip either have no idea what they’re doing, or they REALLY know what their doing”. That little tidbit will now mess with me if I ever found myself in a knife fight and am trying to size up the other guy.
Our advice, run away from any knife fight if possible, it's not worth it!
Win every knife fight = use your bayonet second.
Been training in knives for 40 years now. FINALLY someone who really knows what they are talking about on RUclips. Thank you for your videos!
Thank you! Feel free to check out our other knife breakdowns for more 💪
You have to figure they're operating at a fantasy level of skill. So the whole 'knife in the aorta' thing makes sense, plenty of people survive insane stuff simply because the object (knife in this case) was left in place until it could be safely removed by a surgeon. I figure the doctors in this universe are quite good, especially those that would be within the assassin world, they'd know how to do some impossible things you'd not see in the general populous.
At the very least, it is true that the guy would die much faster by removing the blade.
@Dominik Dinik Well, mouth, nose, eyes, none of those are per-se absolutely vital organs.
The aorta, on the other hand... If the blade is preventing the blood from flowing, the time before death is at best 4-5 minutes (after that you're brain-dead anyway). So it would depend on how much of the aorta the blade cut.
If it's a clean complete cut, the guy has absolutely no chance of surviving. Even if the fight happened in a hospital, just the time for the surgeons to arrive and to cut the guy open to repair the aorta may be too long for him to survive.
If the aorta has only been grazed, and the blood flow is still decent while the blade staying in prevents blood leakage, he has a decent change of surviving, as long as state-of-the-art surgeons get their hands on him ASAP.
@Aaron Smith You don't see a giant goddamn assassin empire all over the world either, say it with me, fan-ta-sy. Even so, weird shit happens in reality bub, like this 80+ yr old guy who survived the same thing that killed Steve Irwin cause the barb was left in. Though you could argue that's the heart, just google it and you'll find examples. www.nbcnews.com/id/15321718/ns/us_news-life/t/leaping-stingray-stabs-florida-man-near-heart/#.X1bMDnlKgjI
@Aaron Smith Of course. This is all said in good spirits bud, I don't do negativity or shitting on others. Any kind of major artery injury anywhere has a high mortality rate. Especially true for the aorta at any position.
It never ceases to amazing me how people will weigh in, seemingly authoritatively, on subjects with less than zero experience/knowledge. I'm not a doctor, but I do know how to ask a doctor/surgeon the relevant questions. Given that an average dagger thickness is 0.635 cm and the human aorta ranges between 3.2 cm and 5.0 cm in diameter, it's entirely plausible that he could have punctured the aortic arch, through the intercostal space (ICS), with his blade horizontal like that. In this case, it would not sever the vessel or cut off blood flow. In these cases where a large vessel is punctured cleanly and the object is still present, it's not uncommon for it to offer enough pressure to keep the blood from substantially leaking out. In these types of traumas, I've seen trained first responders use any sort of cloth (i.e. gauze/bandage) to carefully immobilize the piercing object, until a surgeon can begin their work. Please don't spread ignorance and misinformation. It's one of the plights plaguing our society, especially in the information age. You have the sum of nearly all human knowledge at your finger tips. Exercise some wisdom and access this information.
Robbers : entering his house
Him: so you have chosen death🔪
I’ve seen two of these videos and now my whole feed looks like I am planning a murder.
FBI: " FBI! Hands behind your head!"
It’s nice seeing an analysis of the knife fights in John Wick, seeing that most cover the gun fights and hand to hand. I do have to say that the opening was a bit off given context of the film. They were shooting at each other while trying to remain inconspicuous and that opening fight was a remnant of that shoot out hence why he was low-key trying to stab him instead of going all out. But I’m definitely liking this analysis.
I work in a meat department. He’s serious about the knife sharpness and it’s capacity
I've only ever had cheap knives. A friend gave a really expensive benchmade for my birthday. The first time I sharpened it I did one of those "check the edge with your thumb" moves and sliced a bit of my fingerprint off. That's when I realized that I'm an idiot.
@@caldwellguy I’m afraid the level of sensitivity you need to do that safely with a sharp knife is somewhat learned. I guess you know how hard not to push.
The other way to check is try to shave with it. If it shaves, it’s sharp
watching this back, and its so impressive to see how much these two have grown! They both got more comfortable with a camera! Also, I have to thank logan for making Kali known to me. I love doing Kali and it is really fun to do.
Thank you! This comment means a lot to us. We're glad our content inspired you to take up Kali as a martial arts! Keep us updated on your journey.
Awesome!
Nobody:
Me: at home grabbing a knife to practice and copy
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@@josephthundercok4877 what
Oh fuck he killed him self
@@ANPBand-nb8en man thats dark--💀
Any knife fight is terrifying irl. But a skilled practitioner of Kali is on another level!! As a former martial artist myself, I just hope that Kali instructors are as effective at instilling the right attitude into their chosen students where maiming/fatal techniques are only ever used as a last resort & refuse to teach those with bad/malicious attitudes which can not be turned around. Kali skills are no joke & do not belong in the hands of those with evil intent. Such knowledge is a gift - not a right!
"Notice I'm cutting you" "I've managed to flank you" I love this man
should appreciate Keanu for learning this and giving his best for the fans. He;s not like Indian actor where they have more camera shakes ,some fake sounds , and Mimic guy to take risks ....
Watch the last action scene of local kung fu.. an Assamese movie made in Rs 20000. But their moves are genuine martial arts intermediate level moves, and choreography way better than typical bollywood shit.
Every time he says cut or cutting, you have to drink challenge.
I’d be dead
I thought he said cutting or some other variation repetitively, but no, he only said it about 9 times.
kho I’m drinking bleach soooo
I've been in Kali for a little of a year now and this is a great video! Thanks!
I hate to be cut by a knife that is why i watch these but realistically the best way to live is to run and find something to hitback with
100% always run from a knife fight. We mention it in our The Hunted Breakdown too: ruclips.net/video/UxfkSrOq1BY/видео.html
"Realistically the best way to live is to run and find something to hit back with".
You don't say.
But in all seriousness, I agree. Also I hope you have a good day.
For those who do not read description boxes or did not notice him say, the "knife expert" is using a Filipino martial arts called Kali which is really an effective and practical martial arts especially for knife or hand combat.
Kali is really a very brutal and dangerous fighting style whether armed with knife or unarmed.
For that first break down scene, I believe they were both holding a knife in one of their hands which means neither had a free hand to do one of the other moves suggested. When Cassian caught John's knife hand, John could have caught Cassian's at the same time which kind of put them at a stalemate so in that situation, Cassian probably thought kneeing the knife into John's leg was the best option :)
John Wick is asking your location to demonstrate his gun skill.
Please Logan, you have to break down the knife fight for Prey! Love your stuff! You’ve inspired me to learn more about slashing weapons.
John’s different however. The guys basically immortal
The way Logan casually slashed at the femoral when the kick was thrown made me flinch. I was shook 😅
Great video! Straight to the point, clear and informative in an entertaining manner. Thanks bruh
It's technically possible to survive a stab to the aorta assuming is stays in there. It takes about 30 mins for a person to actually die from blood loss from that specific wound. Can they fight? No, any movement will cause more bleeding and that's assuming they don't pass out due to low blood pressure but a skilled surgeon could save your life.
but can the person stabbed be able to call in their phones for an ambulance?
@@aurelian2668 yes. They'll have to move slow to make sure not to widen the wound to the artery.
Remember this in an emergency situation. If you are ever impaled, knife, pipe, pole, do not pull it out, it might be acting as a finger in the dam. If anything pack bandages around wound and secure it best as possible so it doesn't move. Get to hospital as soon as possible.
Damn 30 mins is hella short time
Normally the saying goes: "Never bring a knife to a gunfight", with this dude it's the opposite.
Legends have it that Logan can deflect bullets with his knife back to the sender :o
@@ScenicFights Wouldn't surprise me 😅
Never turn your back on a guy who has a knife - first rule in a street fight
John Wick: "I have a pencil, I have a pen 🎵" :)
Honestly, a good review man! Really love the content!
You are soo calm while explaining this ...
Makes me freeze in fear!
You need to do the knife fight from "The Man From Nowhere."
Love that movie.👍
@@oddoneout1835 the ost is great too
YAASSSSSS
That scene is so good we did two breakdown videos for you:
The Man From Nowhere Melee Scene: ruclips.net/video/ioUBE7P7TNQ/видео.html
The Man From Nowhere Karambit Scene: ruclips.net/video/nKP_iySGGuI/видео.html
id actually like to see this guy do a movie knife fight scene i reckon itd look really cool
Realistic things are not looking badass like this scenes.
@@ozdemirsenoz2343 it would definitely still look badass, the fight just wouldn't last as long.
@@ozdemirsenoz2343
He understands the need for Hollywood flair in movies.
He'd do an excellent job, I reckon
watch The Hunted - Benicio del Toro and Tommy Lee Jones. Knife fights are usually fast
Realistic knife fights look rough and quick. Not movie material. Imagine a random looking scuffle, then one guy stays down bleeding to death.
Its scary how good he is with knife combat
The thought of these wounds makes me shiver, quality content and explaining what you would do, how you would do it, and for what reason. Keep it up.
Glad you enjoyed our breakdown! Make sure to subscribe and hit that notification bell. We also do breakdowns that don't involve sharp objects, I highly recommend our anime mma breakdowns here: ruclips.net/video/8oy0b__krQk/видео.html
@@ScenicFights you are actually replying to comments after a year
You should watch winter soldier’s knife skills
We did a breakdown of Captain America vs Winter Soldier here: ruclips.net/video/-Ci6ttRVSRU/видео.html
"knife expert" is the coolest nickname i have ever heard i am a little bit jealous lol
It's the nickname we give Logan. He would never call himself a Knife Expert, only a Pekiti Tirsia Kali Instructor.
As a filipino and a proud student of kali.... I love you guys
Your people have an amazing art and adobo chix; you are rightly proud.
Can you pls tell me about these belts stuff?? My grandfather taught me kali at 8 and know how to use arnis and knives. Have sparred with him real time almost fractured my arm leg and maybe my neck. He fought in the war also
@@poke6983 wait.... We dont have belts in my.. Well area... Theres belts for a
Kali? Weird
In our system of kali, we don't use belts either. There are a set number of forms and your level is based on (a) how many of the forms you know plus (b) can you fight with/use them?
@@logan607 I see.... so what happens when u beat a gm
Just found your channel, haven't been this interested in one in a while
If someone pulls out a knife on me in a street fight i'm turning around and getting the hell out of there no martial art will make me win without major injuries
Any good teacher will tell you that and Logan mentions it in his Fight Scene Breakdown of Donnie Yen's Kill Zone. In a real knife fight, if you can, just run.
I got the shivers from the presentation. Peopoe really do die like that.
Your explanations are so great. Please keep it on ❤
“Here’s your cappuccino sir”
“AND IM CUTTING THAT”
What I really liked is that they didn't just comment, they also replicated the moves for demostration and compared to the alternative.
Thank you! I ask you kindly to subscribe and to check out our breakdowns like: The Hunted: ruclips.net/video/UxfkSrOq1BY/видео.html and Donnie Yen's SPL: ruclips.net/video/wYJ8KaGBABU/видео.html
Also let us know what other fight scene's you'd like us to breakdown next!
Fantastic stuff. I love seeing martial arts analysis.
We love analyzing martial arts too! More to come.
Seeing these videos with the live demonstrations is next level. Keep doing what you're doing.
Glad you like them! We have more breakdowns happening every two week or so. Feel free to subscribe and check our community tab on our RUclips page to see which breakdown is next!
This channel deserves 1M subs at least. Love the content 😎
Something I like about entertainment like movies, tv shows, and animation when they are being compared to realistic fights is that, while a decent sense of realism is good, it's more about the *feel* of the fight, not how it actually is. You see this *especially* in animation like Naruto or the 2003 Clone Wars series where movements are greatly exaggerated in order to get the viewer to feel exhilarated as if they were in the fight alongside the characters.
"I'm going to make mincemeat out of you before I finish you off". Said so casually, oh my God lol 😅😅
That's Logan unofficial tagline. We joke about it in our future videos including our April Fool's Day Star Trek video here: ruclips.net/video/WRgB2UkxnUY/видео.html If you like what you see make sure to subscribe and hit that notification bell!
What an expert love this video man everything you talked about made since 👍🏽💪🏽
Finally someone that understands Hollywood usually I couldn’t care less what an expert thinks but at least he gave it a bit of understanding.
I dont know if John is a cardiologist with xray vision but a person can survive even a severe aortic perforation. In fact my grandfather had a catastrophic aortic aneurysm akin to an explosion and first responders had to stop him from taking his own car to the hospital. Also he lived for ten years after his surgery
The main thing that I noticed was that (in the movies) they next to never go after the tendons in knife fights, I know (from the VERY limited bit that I know of it) Kali and a few other martial arts teach to do exactly that in some instances.
100% The Man From Nowhere does a great job of showing this.
Thanks for the video🤗
Thanks for commenting and subscribing!
Yo I love dis channel it's amazing subscribed
You're both so handsome ❤️ Thank you for your amazing channel and the work you put into it!
Thank you so much 🥰
Its almost 5 am why am i watching this when i dont know shit about knives
This is one i can say most elaborately explained reason in knife fighting. 🤘
I used to practice Modern Arnis many years ago. Watching your videos has reignited that interest in getting back into the FMA! Thank you!
Welcome back! Remember to wear a mask.
I like how he matter of factly says "I'm going to make mincemeat out of you before I finish you off"
A man with a knife is scary and expert with a knife is game over...
This makes me realize how hard it is to defend yourself against a knife.
Very great and informative video, opened my eyes to so many moves I've been wondering about
Bring this guy to do an intensive review on John wick 3! He's too good
The context for first one was because they didn't want to get into a fight just yet. If you watch the lead up to that moment, you can see that they weren't trying to create a scene and so that the holding the wrist was trying to fight without actually fighting. Though it resulted in a real fight anyways.
THIS IS REALLY GOOD
Been binging your videos. I gotta subscribe
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Love the kali stuff, just been practicing it for a few months im hooked. keep it up salamat
These Legends are still responding to comments don't really see that too often
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Really good!
Really great job. ✌
“The more experienced guy would just go with the force” -Kylo Ren approves!
3:20 + the fluidity of this guys movements... that was interesting to see.
Thanks for the closed captioning!
You're welcome! I create these myself. We are looking into additional languages once we get enough subscribers!
@@ScenicFights I was already planning on checking out your other videos... this information jumped that up in priority a few notches. Because I have trouble following speech when there's background noise (but I can hear quieter things than most people, go figure) and also when there's terms or concepts I might not be familiar with, it's way easier to understand if I can see it written instead of just hearing it.
Insane tips and tricks perfect for self defense subbed!
You can see the little bit of fear in his eyes when that knife was being swinged
I got recommended this exactly a year later
Subscribed loved the vid!
Thank you! We also do some anime breakdowns on our channel while you are here, which include Attack on Titan: ruclips.net/video/p_Gg5vgamxI/видео.html
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Woah that was a scary demo. Would love to see more!
I've learned so much lmao all I need is a mirror for practice thank you again RUclips algorithm 🤝🏾
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