A Promise Kept in Steel: Bone's Showdown with James | Blood and Bone 

Except for that stupid flying kick that was nowhere even close to connecting. 04:43

your standard for what counts as a great fight scene is hilariously low then.

​@@Simon-nv5zjwhy?

@@ryotanu because of the quality of this fight vs countless others. when you have a voiceover for mullin's lines, you know your in trouble.

Too brief and I kind of felt it was not "epic" enough. Mullins did not hurt him at all (he probably had some bruising and might have been a little sore the next day). I had hoped that if they had made a sequel that in the next movie he has to face an opponent who truly is his rival.

@@Simon-nv5zj Can you name any better ones? Maybe Uri Boyka's for the Undisputed movies?

It actually felt more real, as though they were trying to figure out a weakness or learn the others technique instead of just fighting as if they knew it. Kinda like how boxers feel each other out.

denzel in the equalizer

probably is, he’s seen how those goons fight 😂

1. It was filmed in 2009 so its a decade too late to be a 90s movie. 2 What you said is true but this movie had a crime fighting element to it with his need to take down "James" but Lionheart was ONLY the fighting and it was desperation to raise money to help his dead brothers widow. Hell, even him being murdered was just a plot device to force the financial desperation as the murderers got caught. Lionheart did not have as sophisticated a plot since it was ONLY about the fighting (and evading those 2 agents trying to capture him) and NOT about taking down a major crime syndicate.

Exactly 👍 Lionheart was An Excellent Movie 🎥

​@@Zurroundhe meant it feels like a 90's movie which it does

@@Zurround compared to this movie where he gets out of prison .... and only fighting to help the girl of his now dead "brother" in a plot that is all about fighting

How is this for a dream fight? Not the actors but the characters portrayed and I know its different eras and people age but BRUCE LEE from ENTER THE DRAGON vs. ISAAH BONE, both in their respective primes? Here is a SCARY thought. Mike Jai White was 42 years old (middle age) when this movie was filmed and I know he aged well and looked younger but my rule of thumb is that if a character's age is not told or made obvious by the story then I default to the age of the ACTOR upon filming so until I hear otherwise I will assume that Isaah Bone was 42 years old when he fought Price. Not to sound ageist or anything but that is past prime and to boot he was in prison for 5 years without access to the best training equipment or healthiest food. So what we were seeing in this movie was a HAS BEEN MIDDLE AGED PAST HIS PRIME Bone. The scary thing is imagine what he could do IN HIS PRIME. Prime Bone vs Prime main character from Enter the Dragon would be an off the charts sick fight. Note that even if Bruce ultimately does win its NOT the almost effortless without getting hurt at all victory he had against "Ohara" and I say that everyone else in that movie would lose to Prime bone even "Iron Hand".

Damn! Thanks Mr Squirel. Didnt see that. :D There are 40 years between these scenes! And his name even is O´Hara like the name he shouts in Enter the dragon when Bruce lee is schowing hoff his fast fist. :D

Sad

Hope the cops don't ask him to put his hands up.

:O that is truly awesome!

Mullins looked like he was going to cry

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@@jaredfee90weuieyiejfisjdsjdehzwhwikekwos

Dude fasho fights like mk1 Johnny 🤣

​@@RevengerX-1 To this day he was the best Johnny we had

No one ever died cooler than Julian.

Right! Don't forget "Never Back Down." :)

@@danaya1414 yes!

I posted on another thread that NOT having a sequel to this was one of the biggest travesties in Martial Arts Movie History. I had wanted an even more dangerous fighter than Price who absolutely rivals Bone in powers and fighting ability and toughness to push him to his limits, and being how superhuman Bone is such an opponent would be SCARY. I also wanted "Pretty Boy" Price to have his own spinoff as a HERO and PROTAGONIST much as how Uri Boyka went from villain to hero in his sequel.

En español porfavor y completa

​@@marcelocolohua1875 Umm. QUE? No es posible para mi.

That was the intended Easter Egg yes.

Yeah...The Quest, Double Team, TimeCop, Maximum Risk and Universal Soldier (w/MJW as villain) were among the FEW of Van Damme's films with fast-paced fighting. One of the films he made with Scott Adkins and of course as the villain in Expendables 2 might be next runners up

He was heavily doubled in double team

@@MarcusSingletaryDMV dont agree with timecop, slow pace and the opponents just stand there waiting to be hit

@@MarcusSingletaryDMV no retreat no surrender , blood sport. Double team and knock off had fast paced fights , but he was doubled alot in double team and knock off.

What cars would have been a stereotype? Cadillacs?

Puedes escribir, idiota?

1:37

He didn‘t ask the same question, you‘re just a little slow

@@maxandmoremax "you‘re just a little slow" Ouch. But you're right. Technically, he didn't ask any question. He stated, "You are gonna fight." I stand corrected. But my point is still valid. When he asked it the first time, he received the answer, "Then, you die." So why does he need to ask it again? Perhaps HE is the one who is a little slow. (Though I would never say that to his face!)

It's a movie stop trying to apply realism to a fucking movie

Cool story bro