Quotation Wing Chun Man:
"looked more like Power Rangers"
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Not that I've seen a lot of Power Rangers, but THAT is NOT
like Power Rangers, for shure!!!
And I don't think it was that gay or weak as everybody sais.
It was not great, but OK,
not near Jackie Chan standard though.

lol I was thinking the same thing but i didn't feel like saying anything. That was some weak shit man.

until you guys post up better shit, you can't talk.

i for one liked it, i reckon most of it was good stuff. not the best, but its a great start

What do you mean with "there's no room for another action hero?"
I think it's the otherwise.
I miss a good action hero, a young action hero, Jackie, Jet and all the others are going old.
Many peoples say that Tony Yaa would be the next action hero and get bigger than Jackie and Bruce.
I don't fancy Tony that much, he doesn't have the peronality like e.g. Jackie Chan. But maybe it will grow by the years.
Anyway, the point is: there are too little young and good action heroes nowadays.

maybe theres room for 1 more action hero but i dont think its gunna be that. ppl need to make up a new idea, i can tell from the preview that its gunna be just like the karate kid or something. in fighting movies its always the same story, maybe different moves and different ppl but its the same story. -a guy does martial arts and then he goes out on a journey to recover something and get into fights along the way. or its some guy that does martial arts and gets into fights all the time and is always getting fucked up. but in the end hes victorious. see what i mean its always the same story. besides, in the clip the indian guy barely kicked him in the stomach and he went flipping. ong bak was succesful cuz they combined thia boxing with all kinds of gymnastics. if your ganna make the same old story at least add things and make it look better. its not the time anymore to make movies where you kick a guy and he goes flying back 10 feet. we're starting to make movies a bit more realistic and then this andrew guy comes out of no where and makes it fake again. i dont think the movie is even in english.

i agree with ontite. hes right, its always the same story over and over. also ong bak was a good movie cuz it was realistic. anyone else that agrees?

Ong-Bak was not that realistic.
You don't make a 720 degree turn in the air before you kick a guy or kick him while you do a frontflip
when you're fighting for your life.
It's awesome cool to watch, but that's NOT realistic to do in a fight!!
But shure... it's more realistic than Matrix
or many others martial art-movies.

i mean when he hits them it looks like he really hit them.

It looks really painful when the guys get hit.

lol, it look realistic coz he actually hits the guys, i mean, in his movies, people get really hurt. in the openbing scene (i think) in the big tree, those people were actually falling, no wires slowed them down or anything. is some of his other movies, stunt guys nearly died, and many things went wrong, coz they're actually doing it.
with the kicking with flips and stuff, it does work in real life, i don't use flips, coz i'm too big and it slows me down, but a friend of my club, he is a golden cobra master, and he went into america for a tournament, and he lost because the way they faught was totally different, the guy did a backflip and kicked his chin, and it was point sparring, so he got lots of points for the attack, then the guy was cartwheeling around and kicking the head.
i don't know how well it would go for continoues sparring, but for point sparring it worked a charm

but its not real through the whole movie. some parts are mistakes and others are fake. hes saying that you cant tell the difference between fake and mistake, thats why its realistic.

thats exactly what im trying to say.