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My personal favorite fight scenes Part 5
Two posts in one day?! The hell you say?! Well after digging through my collection of fight movies I dusted off my old copy of Who Am I! I absolutly fell in love with this movie and the final fight scene when I was still in my teens.
My personal favorite fight scenes Part 4
This one came to mind after a trip to Houston not too long ago. I was reminded of this movie and how much I enjoyed watching full on cinematic Muay Thai in action. Yes, I'm talking about Tony Jaa in Ong Bak:Muay Thai Warrior!
Personal favorite fight scenes Part 2 & 3
The next set of videos are obviously from the same movie. Again this movie was from the 90's and I had a serious problem not fast forwarding to these two parts. The music is beyond awesome and again the choreography is superb. Yes folks, if the giant picture didn't give it away I'm talking about Mortal Kombat!
Personal favorite fight scenes Part 1
Alright people, now that I have some free time I can concentrate on things that I’ve left hanging. My damn websites have gone to shit and I have some other plans I want to put into the mix. So with that said, I’m going to start something simple. I’ve attempted to do this a number of times but something always manages to stop me. My source of inspiration recently came from watching Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles the other day…yes the first live action one. Realizing how badass the final fight scene was...again, made me want to pick this little project up...again. So whether you like it or not, here are (in my opinion…and I’m right) the best fight scenes from movies I know and love in no particular order, I’ll leave that up to you.
The Karate Kid (2010)
E3 podcast 1-3
E3 Part 1
E3 Part 2
E3 Part 3
Las Vegas Podcast parts 1-4
Hey everyone, Damon and I finally finished our podcast over my Vegas trip and all of E3. This is our longest podcast yet at almost 2 hours! It has been broken down into 8 parts for an easier upload and for those that don't have 2 hours to sit around and listen to our beautiful voices. So go ahead and enjoy the first 4 parts of the Vegas/E3 Podcast!! Oh this will be on both Quarter Up and RWR.
Vegas 1
Vegas 2
Vegas 3
Vegas 4
Mortal Kombat Rebirth
I'm a little too hyped to keep this professional right now but Mortal Kombat Rebirth is f*cking awesome. Please forgive me if I get any names wrong as it is hard to find information on this. For those who don't know Mortal Kombat was an infamous fighting game that appeared in the early 90's. Renown for it realistic violence and being one of a few games that helped create the ESRB, Mortal Kombat took video games to a new level. This "review" if you could call it that, isn't about the video games.
The Fourth Kind
The Road
The Chumscrubber
Nightmare on Elm Street Podcast
The Blind Side
Every once in awhile, I come across a movie that manages to reach out and inspire me to do better. The Blind Side, directed and written by John Lee Hancock, is the story of Michael Oher. Anyone who watches the NFL will know Michael Oher as the offensive lineman for the Baltimore Ravens. Michael Oher's story is truly an inspiration for people who feel they have many obstacles in their lives and for those that already have overcome them. The Blind Side is truly a must see for anyone of any background.
Street Fighter Legacy
Considering I did Street Fighter: Beginning's End, I felt it was appropriate to do the other major fan film release, Street Fighter Legacy.
This Street Fighter fan film directed by Joey Ansah and Owen Trevor follows along the same lines as Beginning's End but without any real story. Starring Jon Foo as Ryu and Christian Howard as very convincing Ken, Legacy falls short where Beginning's End succeeded.
Street Fighter: Beginning's End
This isn't something I would normally write about, but I felt it deserved a mention. Street Fighter: Beginning's End directed by Christopher C. Cowan is a fan made Street Fighter film featuring Brendon Huor as Ryu and Shaun Charney as Ken. The premise is simple, yet effective, through great fight choreography that almost tells a story of its own. The setting is short and to the point, just before Ryu leaves to compete in the first World Warrior Tournament (Street Fighter 1) him and Ken have one last match...
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