Bad Movie Fights vs Good Movie Fights, Vol. 3 

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"Not many know that this scene is hugely inspired by this..." *Proceeds to show the most well known Korean film in the west before Parasite came out*

"it's bad because they seem to be playfighting" in a scene where they are supposed to be playfighting

Daredevil reminds me of the innocent days when I was filled with hope that Iron Fist would be good.

I'm so glad you showed Daredevil, those fights really make you almost feel tired for him, as he throws out a few hits, struggling to keep up with the henchmen that are also taking their time to recover

THANK YOU for mentioning that Daredevil scene. It emphasizes that, while he has heightened senses, he is still just a man, a man with a job to do and is willing to die for what he believes in.

I just noticed that when the Bride at 15:50 is forced to retreat, Tarantino has her move from right to left in the scene

The Spike Lee version of "Old Boy" isn't bad at all. The problem is that it will inevitably be compared to the original Park-Chan Wook version, _and come up short._ It's not an insult to Spike Lee, it's just that the original was a masterpiece with no practical room for improvement.

Neo and Morpheus’s sparring in the first matrix and then also Neo and Smith’s final train station fight are definitely worth analyzing!

Nobodys' choreography even though it has actors that have little to no experience in action, is amazingly subtle with its cuts for the viewer. They are evident yes but highly well done

Hardcor Henry car chase fight is one of my favourite action scenes ever, and the final battle with all the super soldiers goes hard too

I like the fight Achilles versus Hector in Troy, despite the many..."flaws" of this movie.

As soon as UPGRADE entered the frame, you got a sub from me.

Personaly the amount of destruction in the final fight of MoS makes sense these are literally gods with superpowers fighting each other after all.

I’ve always really loved the fight in mad max fury road between furiosa and max when they first meet. It’s great not only from a character introduction perspective but the choreography and performance is spectacular too. Every objective is clear, every hit has a purpose, and not one move is wasted. It’s fast, brutal, scrappy, and a perfect showcase of how deadly the two main characters are and how harsh their world is.

3:59 nitpicking here, but that's just kinda close to a Wilhelm scream, not the actual Wilhelm scream sound clip that's been used in countless movies

Jason Statham is an incredible movie fighter. He has many movies where his fights are great and shot very well, and he has other movies where the skill is there but the filmmaking is not on the same level. I'd also make it a point that restraint in using a fight scene or using brutality out of the gate until it's absolutely necessary for the character makes it all the more impactful. I always think of Transporter 1, where Statham is obviously shown to be a badass, but doesn't hit super hard until the bad guys blow up his car, which seriously offends him and makes us root for him to kick ass as well.

love all of this so much, but hey now I thought that Shang Chi fight scene was a great introduction to his character being able to fight, it was clear and fun/funny

One of my favorite and most memorable fight scenes in a movie is from The Transporter. Jason Statham against several guys in a bus depot while covered in oil or grease.

The fight scenes in Danny the Dog/Unleashed with Jet Li work so well because, as you point out is necessary, you care about the characters. It's the rare fight movie where you kind of feel bad that the protagonist has to kick ass.

The common theme between the good fight scenes is that it shows the realism of a fight, the protagonist actually getting hit and feeling the damage, and the fighters getting tired as a whole. It allows the viewer to actually imagine themselves in that situation, engrossing them in the movie far more than something like a comic book movie.

You got to love the Upgrade shoutout. One of the most underrated ever

0:56 so you're just gonna brush over the greatest action sequence in the history of cinema?

Great to see Upgrade getting some love for it's very unique action. Recent genre recommends: 'Life After Fighting', 'Kill' & 'Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In' 🤓

How deep have you analyzed that Steven Seagal vs Mike Tyson scene in The China Salesman? I'm convinced the two men were NEVER on set together, and it's all just compositing, bad editing, and doubles. It's a rabbit hole I cannot escape, and the more times I see the scene, the more convinced I become.

I remember I watched the Josh brolin old boy thinking it was the original one.

Brandon Lee's movie "Rapid Fire." Some of my favorite fight scenes. He also does a wonderful job of showing you the exhaustion, and the "pushing through it" stuff. The other fighters in the movie were also outstanding.

Respectfully... Man of Steel should NEVER appear in a bad movie fights video. I think everyone can agree that was the greatest strength of the movie.

Personal opinion on spike Lee's old boy is I never felt Josh Brolin was in danger in the fight

congrats on 20k! Also, personally, one of my favorite fight scenes is the bus from Nobody.

The Luke vs Vader scene carries so much weight. Even just the short clip you show in this drips with the emotion and stakes that are conveyed by their battle & dialogue. Almost brings me to tears. I think bad or mediocre films forget that all the composite parts - fight choreography, lighting & cinematography, performance - all these serve only as storytelling mechanisms. When the mechanism becomes the point rather than the story itself, the film loses its way.

You should make a comparison between Steven Seagal fights and some other bad fights for April Fool's Day

What I really love about Daredevil fight scene is that you can see them getting tired and sloppy as the fight goes on. It takes a toll on them. First season was really a masterpiece. Also, people read the comic Oldboy. It is good. Arcane is amazing work. Story, animation, music combined in such a well done manner. Still, there's only one Hardcore Henry.

It’s so frustrating when you’re like "yeah you see this really cool fight scene ? Well it’s TV so we are moving on" Like Arcane may be a TV show but I know a whole lot of movie which doesn’t come close to be look and feel this good

I love the idea of daredevil mid fight throwing a microwave as hard as he can mid fight

While not a barehanded fight scene, the chainsaw duel from the end of Tiger on the Beat absolutely deservers a mention among the greatest movie fights of all time.

I was waiting for you to mention the church scene from Kingsman. I didn't really like that movie but that fight scene should be taught in film school and I was rather disappointed you didn't go into detalis in that one. You are correct that there are jump cuts - however those are not jump cuts to hide lack of training or blows being landed because you see all of those clearly, they are there to support the kinetic chaos that ensues. The camera movement following the protagonsit, jumping together with him and dropping down when falls, the brtual violence, the music, the choreographed chaos. It is a masterclass of action scenes.

a good fight id like to see you cover is one where its not really a fight more so then a beating and that's the end of invisible, but the drama and shocking nature behind it makes it memorable

HE FINALLY GOT TO IT!! I didn't think he'd talk about the daredevil hallway scene since it's a show but i'm glad he covered it

One of my favorite fights (besides Raid 1 and 2 main fights) are the ones from "The Night Comes For Us" which has Iko Uwais as the antagonist and the fight scenes have pretty much the essence of what Gareth Evans did in The Raid movies. Another example i can think of is Red vs Blue, it's mostly a Machinima yes, but there are certain parts of the series that were animated 3D and for the fight scenes (and i mean until Monty Oum died, who was the guy in charge of making these choreographies) were really good, and its quite amazing that very few works can be at the level of what Monty Oum did. Of course, his animations weren't perfect, rendering issues and some weird cuts that will hardly ever be noticed by the first time you watch them, and also attack moves that are just straight bullshit defying the laws of physics, but still, it is worth knowing that i was being made by an indie studio some 14 years ago and i will still say it how it amazes me that very few works can be compared to Red vs Blue fight scenes (anyone interested in checking it out, a guy made a 1 hour compilation of the action scenes in the series, just don't watch the last fights since it is where the quality dropped by a lot since the death of the main animator for these fight scenes)

SO glad you covered Upgrade!! One of my favorite movies, it's wild to me more people haven't seen this film.

I would love for him to cover the Matrix fight scenes, Mostly from the final confrontation of Neo and Agent Smith, would love this! You're videos are so creative and interesting to watch on my night shifts, keep up the good work!

I love how Green Room handles violence and human thought process during stressful situations. That could be a good lesser talked about one.

Arcane is the reason why I want a big budget animated Batman movie, for the Vishnul's and what they could do with the fight scenes

14:00 Arnold? Is that you?

13:01 - 13:04 USSR Belarus film that called "Come and See" 1985. Really emotional and deep

I’m happy to see upgrade mentioned in this video

You could create a whole video just talking about Duel of the Fates bro, it deserved at least a specific part of this video.

I just started playing Sifu last week and it got me to start watching my favorite Kung Fu flicks again. Just watched Oldboy last night and came to your channel (I'd only seen Vol 1 so far) to see if you had covered Oldboy --> Daredevil --> Sifu and you did! Such a perfect feeling.

Great video, I love when you touch on the context outside of the fight showing what makes it strong and comparing the standard film style relative to the fight. This comes up mostly in the old boy original cut, when you showed the cuts of the og film cuts I felt chills. This is mostly due to the strength of the og film but your editing was great and this great editing continued throughout the vid. I'd love for you to evolve the series into what is the heart of good fight scenes instead of breading down bad ones.

I absolutely love the fight scenes in Upgrade. The stylistic choice to make the camera feel "robotic" when STEM takes over is the cherry on top.

I would love to see you cover the duel between Ahsoka and Maul in the Siege of Mandalore arc in the Clone Wars. It's animated but for this fight specifically they mocapped Ray Park for Maul and another martial artist for Ahsoka

You have so many Wins covered reasonably that when you put some smack down on Shang Chi's bus fight that was an absolute blast to watch, I couldn't help but sit up and exclaim "WTF?!"

Very glad I found your channel! So hard to find something of value on youtube nowadays.

Simply LOVE fight between Daredevil and Electra in their street clothes🤩🤩 So much narrated there. One of my favorite Superhero movies anyway

Also the one shot boxing scene in Creed (2015), the crazy MMA scene in Cradle 2 The Grave with Jet Li and DMX, Brandon Lee vs. Al Leong in Rapid Fire

4:40 It's interesting that you mention the idea of the protagonist often being shown moving from left to right in film. In _Infinity War,_ Thanos is often depicted moving from left to right throughout the film.

Vol 4 just gonna be the fight scene from "They Live".

I am 100% that filmmaking should minimize it's video game-inspired camerawork and choreography. It is nearly always a bad choice and pushes the viewer out of the scene. It corrupts the illusion of disbelief by feeling like a video game, and film should NEVER feel like a game.

Every time there's a fight scene in a hallway or a scene done in one take, it's always apparently "hugely inspired by Oldboy".

I think Code 8 has decent fights. Its a pretty unique movie involving various mutants that have specific abilities like electricity.

Bro Rurouni Kenshin deserves a chance, that movie gave me tingles

I like that you talked about Return of the Jedi! I remember the Mr Plinkett Phantom Menace review where he touched on how the less-elegant less-flashy fights were all about the story and subtext or something. I think he mentioned that a very pumped up Luke, whose emotions are venturing into dangerously dark side-esque rage, absolutely would be just unrelenting in his wailing on Vader. There's no composure and cool stylised sword play but just overpowering Vader with how much fury he's striking at him with. And i do find it such a badass moment and, for me, it is more engaging than like the epic duel between Obi Wan and Anakin in episode 3 because of how much character is in it. Obviously to each their own, and i wouldn't anyone to not enjoy their favourite scenes just because of how i feel (and I'm not going to pretend that I didn't love the duel when i saw the movie), it's their right to enjoy it and I'm happy for them if it does bring joy to them. :) But, again, for me, it's a moment where you see how dangerous Luke could be if he gave in to the dark side (but of course he doesn't) and it's a shock to see cool, calm and collected terrifying Darth Vader suddenly not being in control and even collapsing to the floor, helplessly just trying to hold his lightsaber up to attempt to shield from the blows Luke is Luke-ing all over him. There's probably much cleverer things one could say about this RotJ fight but ceebs analysing it right now, I'm currently in bed at 10 p.m. procrastinating from doing the dishes

Analyze the final fight in The Count of Montecristo (2002) 👌 please, and also Jet Li pool scene in Dragon Kiss

You are right about the screen left to screen right thing, but there's more to it than that. Because we Westerners read from left to right, it just seems more natural to our brains when things move in that direction on screen. But there is a reason why things sometimes move right to left. It can be that the Director doesn't know what he's doing...but if it's a good Director, he is intentionally trying to make you feel unsettled or uneasy when things move that way. Your subconscious is supposed to sense that something isn't right. Remember, the left hand margin on a page of text is always fixed - but the right hand length of text can go on to whatever length will fit on the page. Therefore, when things move from right to left on a movie screen, we sense that someone is moving toward a hard margin. Which means they could be moving into a trap. Or some other ominous situation.

People will get upset that a chick beat 5 dudes by herself because "realism" but then not bat an eye when one dude takes on 15 guys lmao

Speaking of Bus Fight scenes, my favourite is Don Lee's bus fight in The Roundup, could you please cover it and more of his work.

You can't begrudge them - there was a time, long long ago, when even YOU heard about the Wilhelm scream for the first time

John Wick VS Cassian, the one where they fight hand to hand in the street, down a flight of stairs and so on... AMAZING!

Be really interesting to see an episode focused on boxing/mma/martial arts tournament fight scenes. Maybe throw in Real Steel as a dark horse as well. Be interesting because in a lot of ways they tend to be emotional as well as physical fights, and how the fighters are presented in the ring has to be effectively tied to their emotional state and journey throughout the film.

Ah mate you did Upgrade! Thanks, that was my suggestion! Good stuff.

Dude the punisher and daredevil shows are INCREDIBLE

Congrats on 20,000 subs Marcus and thank you for another awesome video!!!!! Big Love 🫶

Upgrade RULES. Such a great film and suggest everyone to see it. Incredible fight scenes.

The kinsman fight scene is amazing and no one can tell me otherwise

Any of the fight scenes from banshee, the fight with Burton is a standout. Many good ones from that show

Something I've always preferred about animation when it comes to fight scenes is that it doesn't suffer from the problem of actors clearly waiting to be hit, or not looking like they're REALLY trying to kill each other. There are certainly movies that pull it off, but with animation you can do anything.

Hey, Marcus, the scene in Matt Reeves' The Batman when ' 'Vengeance' fights those thugs on the subway platform was a great fight scene, Timothee Chalamet and Austin Butler's scene in Dune:Part 2, Bane & Batman in that underground bunker(?) in The Dark Knight Rises, Bruce Lee vs. Han in Enter the Dragon (in the mirror room), and when Hobbs and Shaw fought for the first time in Furious 7, just to name a few.

Great video, maybe you should consider talking about the Tony vs Ralphie fight in The Sopranos, I was reminded of it when you showed the Breaking Bad scene, it's quite similar but way more scrappy on brutal imo

Of course, you have to talk about the Willem scream 😉

Brawl In Cell Block 99 has a few cool fights you might be interested in.

Mid-2000's techno slop is such an accurate description

Whilst it is yet another tv show, id love to see what you think of the fight at the beginning of episode 4 of the Korean show "Bloodhounds", I also recommend for you (and anyone reading) to watch bloodhounds if you haven't already.

"But Arcane is TV, so we'll move on." You literally just did a TV show as your first fight scene. This video is seriously all over the place.

John Wick first 1, the club fight, magnific.

I feel like that Daredevil hallway scene was the exact moment that any last doubters had to admit this was a damn good show

Well you got the DD hallway fight and a pretty deep dive into those style of fights. Thanks, very interesting to see some of them as I haven’t watched many of those movies.

You should cover the rooftop fight from "Who am i?" one of my favorites

If we're allowed to include guns now I'd love to hear your take on Gareth Evan's farmhouse assault scene from Gangs of London (season 1, episode 5)

The spike Lee old boy fight scene is a actual good fight scene in my opinion, I also loved the Ben affleck daredevil play fight scene lol it was fitting for the vibe in that scene.

As someone who watched Oldboy probably 13 years ago.. I knew exactly where it was inspired from lol. I've also seen the entire "Vengeance Trilogy" which I highly recommend.

8:14 what movie is this? found it. Its called *UPGRADE (2018)*

The 2013 Oldboy fight doesn't eork because if how much space there is. It makes sense that they can't all attack at ince in the original, but you just see people stand around and swing at nothing.

You should totally cover the fights in Baby Assassins and maybe Baby Assassins 2 though that one has more guns

Been really enjoying your videos, Marcus. Thanks so much for sharing not just great scenes, but your thoughts too. I'm looking forward to the next in the series!

The bar fight at the end of the movie Avengement is worth looking at

the daredevil fight set suchhhhhh a high standard for that show that it really did not live up to. The old boy esque sequence really had me solddddddd

At least the fight in Spike Lee’s Oldboy wasn’t choppy

All the best fight and chase scenes I've ever seen were in Jason Bourne and sequel. Bro, total insanity.

Hardcore Henry was such a fun move! And Nobody was so incredibly cool!