Small clips of Ah Sahm vs Dolph from the Cinemax Series Warrior. "Finish him quickly". This is such a great series and I am hoping they get picked up for a third season.
I feel this was an homage to Ong Bak. They had the referee dude looking like the dude in the movie and his one kick hit knockout. See the similarities. Anyone?
This is what I loved about this series on Netflix, it has everything other series don't dare show.. Drugs/Violence/Sex and hand to hand real life scenarios that could happen and the struggle that people went through in another era...Bisping is a bad ass but hes no match against some as ah sahms style
A show with so much potential, but squandered as a CCP propaganda piece. The ham handed attempts to stir historic divisions and denigration of Caucasian Americans while playing up the superiority and lethality of Chinese martial arts and culture would be laughable if they were not so insulting. Attempting to ba insulting anyway, since they didn't even get that right.
Uh, no. It is based on an original concept and treatment by Bruce Lee, and is executive-produced by his daughter, Shannon Lee, and film director Justin Lin. These are Asian stereotypes produced by Asian propaganda. Telling that you have so little perspective you cannot see it. Take a look at the character assassinations. Every western Caucasian is either weak and corrupt, or a murderous criminal. Every single one. Pick a character, any Caucasian character, and they will fit this mould. Even the one Southern cop who seems decent had the woman he loved murdered by, you guessed it, evil white men, and then faces an erosion into corrupt behavior himself. Look at the Mexican women whose sister was forced to marry the white man who murdered her parents, then the diatribe about how Americans stole all their lands from Mexico. Look at how the black men who walked into an Irish bar were treated. Honestly I could go on and on, but I have more important things to do today. The entire show is an anti Caucasian anti American hate fest of propaganda and historical distortions. I would be fascinated to see an in depth analysis of the shows funding sources. Bet you money they lead back to China.
This is a dumb comment, this show is awesome and cool for what it is. At least it isn't Disney who tries to hide their little BS they implement. This show uses historical knowledge and existence and uses it with amazing writing, action scenes, emotion, and drama. I hate Disney and agenda pushing in medias but this show is awesome and I had no problem with its racial dynamics and lenience. Come on man, this show is amazing. I get your point and complaints but when the writing and execution is great that's when you let it go and appreciate good Art. :) Edit: I really don't see this as CCP Propaganda considering history has shown that the Chinese were hated in SanFran in these times. At least it isn't another black film about slavery and something different. Again, when the writing and execution is this magnificent it's a piece of art and not about pushing some ideals, and in this case I truly believe that.
@@TanThighsYum Try watching Chinese movies, funded by the CCP, that do the exact same thing. The way their superior Kung Fu masters beat the brutal Japanese soldiers. Look at the swipe they took at the Mongolian Chinese in this very same show, considering the Mongols conquered China. The parallels are undeniable. Chinese theater media always seems to try to use movies to rewrite history that the Chinese came up on the wrong side of, and that is exactly what is being displayed here. Historical grievance replayed in movies with the superior Chinese culture coming up on top, which of course it didn't. Also, the historical accuracy is not correct as you seem to believe it is. It is basically a Chinese martial arts movie set in California, but following the same old tropes and plot lines as movies created in China to this day. Movies funded and approved by the CCP.
