@@spoopy9689for the entire trilogy thats actually the best fighting scene but in hollywood itself ? action movie with lower budget like undisputed franchise are 100 times better
If only the fight scenes in Nolan's Bat flicks looked as good. I love those movies but the fight scenes were SO SLOW and filmed awkwardly if it wasn't some shaky close up.
It's actually not. This is a lot better looking and much more practically effective than Keysi, which is at the end of the day just sort of dumb made up movie fu nonsense.
Common, that´s Keysi Fighting Method (KFM). The only problem is that KFM is not easy to find a place to learn. I Brazil, it´s impossible fo find. So sorry for that... The choreography of Batman Trilogy was created by Justo Dieguez, the founder of KFM.
I think for that to be effective. One needs mastery and has a full understanding of distance and boxing and grappling. Understanding how to utilize elbows, trapping, parries, striking, and pressure points. And studying various martial arts that focuses on close range and pressure point fighting. Varma Kalai, Chin Na, Panantukan and Wing Chun basically covers it. But Muay Thai, Muay Boran, Lethwei, Collar and Elbow wrestling, Shiao Jiao, Judo and Sambo's grip fighting and leg trips, paired with Boxing and 52 blocks (Jailhouse Rock) with more emphasis on the Crossguard and High guard. To sum it all up. You are now Batman. Don't forget Arnis and Kali. Or any accessible art that practices weapon based fighting.
Fue un error que cristian bale hiciera las ecenas de pelea ya que literalmente se vió como un novato usando el metodo keysi, se veía lento y eso por que apenas estaba siendo instruido para algunas ecenas de coreografía. Pero el tipo quiso ser batman en todo momento..
Anybody who's wondering this is a fighting system/style called defense lab, it's more defensive than keysi fighting method, the style they used in the dark knight trilogy.
Looks cool,but very ineffective in real life. I’d suggest to stick to boxing and other martial arts. I personally really love boxing + shotokan karate mixed.
My grandfather taught a self-defense style similar to this, but was Old-school Boxing combined with the Elbow and knee strikes from Muay Boran(His older brother learned it in Thailand during his tour during the Vietnam War and taught it to him) and some of the jointlocks & throws from Japanese Jujutsu. So I kinda recognized alot of this. An effectively brutal fighting style no less!
That style never sat well with me becuase while it's very technical bat's is a bit more nostalgic with more dynamic technique while this Is cool its just not batman maybe a kung-fu guy but not bats
@@MrDumdumkilla there explanation for the style was ben Fflecks style was a better representation even though it wasn't perfect absolutely brutal and swift is batman this ninja turtle curl stuff they went for was becuase of the silly storyline if Bruce being taught by ras al ghoul rather than a curious student pulling any and everything he comes across to use against organized crime
Looks to me like some form of Muay Boran and Combat Sambo with its emphasis on joints and its goal of incapacitating a target without letting them use their own arms at an extremely close range. This is absolutely viable in a real fight and I recommend classes for both if you ever want to be the Caped Crusader yourself.
If this was realistic your getting hit by the worlds strongest man plus the worlds strongest punches too gotta realisr how hard batman hits the criminals
