An inspirational tribute to some of my favorite martial arts movies. Music: To The Beach by Garth Knight Movies: Bloodsport (1988) Deadly Bet (1992) Final Impact (1992) Showdown In Little Tokyo (1991) Ring of Fire (1991)
I've not seen a few of these movies, I've got to watch them. Another question the guy that got knocked down and got back up in the fight at 4: 19 was that Jeff Langton out of LIONHEART? I bet you're getting sick of me asking these questions 😂 love Dolph lundgren as well he's that scary he just looks at bricks and they turn back into sand with fear. Thanks for sharing dude Nice one 👍 👌 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
You're in for a treat buddy! They're great movies! Yep, that's Jeff alright. The movie is called Final Impact, and I can't recommend it enough. It's really a underrated 90s kickboxing classic. Here's the link if you're interested: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-KgoKmifQYg8.html Not at all brother, I'm happy to answer any of your questions. I don't mind a bit. If I ever don't reply it's because RU-vid messed up and didn't alert me. Dolph is the man! He's one of my top 10 martial arts stars of all time! He was terrifying in Universal Soldier, his performance in that is underrated as hell. He should've gotten an award for it
@@MatrixCobretti i thought that was Jeff Langton there's no mistaking his square jaw a really good martial artist too. Yeah Dolph lundgren is one of my favourites as a matter of fact he was on with Jean Claude van Damme British TV yesterday in Blackwater people say it's not a good film but I actually really liked it not only did it have two of my favourite martial arts actors but the two women in it are drop dead gorgeous and one of them he ends up partnering as an agent with Jean Claude and Dolph is a true hard as nails martial artist I've seen interviews with stallone saying when he first seen him for Rocky 4 he said this guy was a monster that didn't just look good for the part he could back up his scary size with power that actually put him in the hospital, but the part where Dolph pushed him into his corner wasn't supposed to be that powerful and i was just wondering if that was stallone's real reaction when he hit his corner and had that look on his face as if to say bloody Hell i was only talking about a little push and not something that's going to knock out my own corner men. I was watching something on RU-vid about who were the real hard men of acting and Dolph and MR T were the ones at the top of the list so not only is Dolph a really hard and extremely powerful actor martial artist he's also literally a genius and got a degree in chemical engineering so it looks like he's got the whole package 📦 with stamps, recorded delivery Guarantee and insurance 👏 👌 👍 stallone thought he was and is a really scary looking guy who was perfect for the part.
@@MatrixCobretti thanks for showing me that final impact some great fight scenes one of the kickboxers that kid fights looks like van Damme's brother out of kickboxer i couldn't get a good look at him because I'm watching on my phone but is it him or does it just look like him a bit and I just need glasses? Thanks again dude love it 😀 👍 👌👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
@@mauricebrocklehurst2358 Yeah, I liked Blackwater as well. It's not a classic or anything, but I think some people are too harsh in their judgement of it. Like you said, Dolph and JCVD are awesome together, and I agree, those two girls are total babes! Very nice eye candy always helps! 🤣 It was also fun having Patrick Kilpatrick in there with Van Damme for a Death Warrant reunion. Yeah, Dolph is as real as it gets. He was the Kyokushin Karate Euro champion before acting and was a bouncer and bodyguard as well. When they were making Rocky 4, apparently Dolph and Carl Weathers didn't get along. I read that one day Carl pissed off Dolph, so Dolph picked him up and threw him from one corner of the ring to the other! Allegedly Carl almost quit the movie over that, but Stallone talked to him and clamed him down. That's pretty impressive to me given that Carl's a pretty big guy himself and was a former NFL athlete. I saw that video as well but to be honest I wasn't very impressed with it. Them putting Mr. T over Chuck Norris was ludicrous to me. There were far tougher action stars out there than Mr. T. I've seen a lot of interviews with former WWF/WWE wrestlers that worked with Mr. T, and they seemed to think he was all hype. They said he wasn't hard at all. In fact, they said that Roddy Piper kicked his ass. Roddy was the real deal, and looking at the two of them, I wouldn't be surprised at all if that story was true. I heard that Bob Orton thrashed him in the ring to the point that he couldn't walk and had to be carried after one of their matches as well. I'm not saying the guy was a total wuss, but I wouldn't rank him as high as they did.
@@mauricebrocklehurst2358 You're welcome man! Nah, that's a different guy. Dennis Alexio is the name of the actor who played JCVD's brother in kickboxer. He was an amazing kickboxing champion in real life, some of his fights are here on youtube. He was really good.
