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Maybe he meant Ken Block's legendary action.Probably the weirdest martial.arts concept of that era!
Suck on my pommel horse skills, you literal peasants!
Maybe he meant Ken Block's legendary action.Probably the weirdest martial.arts concept of that era!
Suck on my pommel horse skills, you literal peasants!
nope his name is paulo tocha he used to teach in L.A
I think that guy in Bloodsport is Jean Charles Skarbowsky
Bloodsport is the greatest movie ever made, period. (Aside from MacGruber)
The Karate Kid?
Show me "scrub the floor".
Damn right you'll paint the fence with my sh*t.. The fence of your dishonor.I'll paint the fence all of your shit
I heard that it helped to inspire Resident Evil 4.Probably the weirdest martial.arts concept of that era!
Suck on my pommel horse skills, you literal peasants!
Is boxing not a martial art?
Sweet post!You're right of course but the contrarian in me said "no it's a science" inside my head.
*Fixed*Bloodsport is the greatest film ever. -Martin Scorsese
surprised nobody has mentioned Only the Strong thus far
I'd rate that above say Best of the Best for the simple fact that Dacascos is 209080807087808077x more capable of a TMA than Sean Penn and Eric Roberts haha
Also, anybody seen this teen TMA movie, A Dangerous Place? with way better fights than Karate Kid or god forbid 3 Ninjas, yet it also Corey Feldmen as a bad guy and his bad guy sensei is the dude who's throat Swayze rips out from Road House
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what about the movie w/ the most rando martial arts inclusion?
I'd argue, and it's not even remotely close, it's Brotherhood of the Wolf/La Pacte des Loups
even crazier is Dacascos' character is supposed to be Native/First Nations yet he's a TMA badass hahaha
dope movie though
edit: shit, totally forgot about The Musketeer, w/ Justin Chambers, choreo'd by Xin Xin Xiong