Bulletproof Monk: Worst Flirty Fight Ever?

Let's fix Bulletproof Monk's dreadful flirty fight. The first 1000 people to use the link will get a free trial of Skillshare Premium Membership: skl.sh/jillbearup02211
I'll put up with a seriously mediocre movie much more happily if I actually believe your romantic leads fancy each other.
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[@corbans5796]

This is a petition for Jill to film her own flirty fight! 😁

[@JillBearup]

Let me assist you: kzbin.info/www/bejne/epTXpKypi9V_gbs

[@corbans5796]

@@JillBearup I love it! Not sure how I missed this

[@master0fthearts894]

@@JillBearup My favorite was the beginning: *Strokes cheek and flirts- Then punches the guy in the stomach and knocks the wind out of it.* It’s action, romance, and comedy all at once- I really loved that scene.

[@Valdagast]

@@JillBearup No. With your husband.

[@lisakanzira6765]

@@Valdagast I-

[@l0stndamned]

"Incompetence is not sexy" I wish more anime writers would realise this.

[@TheRealMirCat]

They need a full course on how to human

[@NinjaGidget]

Yeeeessss, and more rom-com writers as well, please.

[@spiffybumbleteeth]

Okay I love this comment and this was my favorite line in Jill's video too but I'm left wondering! One of the most common and most jarring for Western audiences anime tropes is the constant embarrassment and self-ashamedness that characters do whether it's going full-chibi and shouting with those lines on the side of their face or getting a nose-bleed and stammering over their words at the mere suggestion of something mildly sensual. I'm not *super* sure of the sources but this video ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/m4q6fmR5osd0mpI ) led me to believe that there was a cultural difference in how embarrassment is perceived. Shame/Bashfulness in Japan is considered cute! To an anime character, incompetence might actually be considered sexy! Culturally!

[@persephone2706]

_Say it louder for the people in the back!_ 🗣📢 🗯

[@rogerogue7226]

@@spiffybumbleteeth Bashfullness and being ashamed can be cute in western contexts too. Of the top of my head though it does seem like that response being somewhat reasonable and believable is important, which is a big part of what makes the translation fail. Different cultural mores makes what is reasonable and believable very different, and make what's cute and childlike adorable in one culture seem incompetent, millstone-y and maybe mysoginistic in another.

[@androgyninja5320]

"Like those fanfiction tropes that you love so much that you will put up with really questionable writing." You do not have to call me out like this.

[@dhilipraja]

😂😂😂

[@JillBearup]

😁😁😁

[@josh-oo]

I like that username. You should get a pic that fits with it.

[@ladycarys3008]

Same

[@EpicBlader79]

I'm ashamed to admit that it took me this long to notice that these flirty fight videos are all coming out during February, the month of romance.

[@isobellabrett]

I needed you to tell me. 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@PatienceDepleted]

Oooh...

[@tiredracoon9832]

Oh? Ooooh...

[@marshroverv5632]

"Come, sit on me." Shakespeare would be truly proud.

[@migueeeelet]

Followed by getting a faceful of hair!

[@bunnymoonch.8509]

That weird pinning him with her butt move.... it's like they wanted her to sit on him, but nobody involved knew what someone sitting on someone looked like.

[@jasonblalock4429]

It's trying way way way too hard to try to put them in sexually-suggestive positions, to the point it's just cringingly obvious. Like that weird dance move thing. Whatever those two are doing, it's not something normal people would do. They aren't dancing. They aren't fighting. They aren't screwing. The scene is trying to hit three targets at once and misses them all.

[@gregorywiederecht]

Honestly, it would have been much more sexy if she had pinned him like a normal person. It's a tiny girl pinning a much larger man to the ground, and she has to get up close and personal to keep him pinned

[@thegardenofeatin5965]

It looks more like she's trying to hold his arms down, despite being nowhere near heavy enough, while trying to squeeze his knees together with her thighs for some reason.

[@elizabethdanjou7322]

@@jasonblalock4429 the really weird part is, I know *exactly* the control tactic they were going for here, but they don't actually have her use it so it looks ineffective and terrible, vs really hard to manouver out of because there isn't an effective pivot point if it's done right, it's honestly more effective and realistic than the feet thing which just makes me madder for the choreographers/editors, lol, how is this movie with Chow Yun-fat so badly choreographed?

[@elizabethdanjou7322]

aka it's a temporary position between holds that lets you shift control, typically for if you're going to sit on someone heaver's upper chest on your way up off the ground or into a pin and you want your legs free but stil in position if things change and you need them, lol

[@TheKingdomheartscraz]

"You're in danger, physiological response maybe?" Kinda really does seem like she's about to take a nap

[@keeganblute8193]

With the cinematography loudly broadcasting "she's very barefoot!" And the wide shots showing the glass vases I was expecting the course of the fight to be her demonstrating her superior fighting ability then Kar shattering a vase on the ground to show some protagonist ingenuity and get her stuck in one place for some tense dialogue. Lo and behold the two times she executed the exact same move that called attention to her lack of shoes was not two set ups for a payoff but actually just more poorly executed...sexiness? Idk but for sure not working.

[@thegardenofeatin5965]

It's trying to be mildly Tarantino.

[@bagman817]

Jesus, I'd nearly forgotten about this trash fire. "No one, in all of Asia, could protect these scrolls. Only Stifler could save us!"

[@Drubnubjagr]

Because the monk are screwing Stiflers mom

[@BattyButtercup]

*glares pointedly at Doctor Strange*

[@katherinealvarez9216]

5:00 yes. That’s how it should have gone. Including the cat.

[@weswolever7477]

The movie would have been watchable if it just had Chow Yun Fat and the Cat fighting the Nazis. Seriously they would have been a better team

[@adrianboulanger1198]

Your cat (I dare assume it's yours) is a fantastic actor, I felt more thrill in those 3 seconds than in the whole original fight!

[@khathaway414]

If you can fix this fight you are a miracle worker. I say the main problem is the actors have less that zero chemistry.

[@sobermind9885]

[The cons of being in a romantic story arc with Kar (The guy, not the cat that isn't actually called Kar)]: -He's kinda of an asshole. Not the worst type, but still; -He will give you a cheesy early 2000's nickname that he thinks it's sexy; -He's totally ok with the idea of stealing something he thinks is special for you so he can pretend that he found it and try to have some gratitude sex; -He's totally ok with the idea of visiting you during the night without calling first; -He's totally ok with the idea of invading your house during the night (without calling first as well) and involve you in a conflict that is none of your business; -He will force you in a bad flirty fight (and dialogue) that the script will force you to think it's good; -The probability of you being stuck with him as part of a prophecy during, at least, the next 60 years is above zero (Yeah, you will be young and "bulletproof" and all, but still...60 years) [The pros of being in a romantic story arc with Kar (Again, the guy, not the-Oh, You got it already...)]: -He does gets better at the end. Yes, it takes around 1h44m in movie years to this, but he does. (I think...kinda...I'm gonna be honest, I'm just choosing to believe in the script for this one) -He learned why hot dogs used to came in packages of 10 while hot dog buns came in packages of 8 in the early 2000's US and, if that is not romantic, I don't know what it is; Anyway, thanks for introducing me to this movie, it was very entertaining. Nice video and analysis as always.

[@vocalcalibration8033]

Sounds like a catch to me.

[@rmsgrey]

Didn't Aladdin do the whole "I want to return this thing that you 'lost' when I took it from you" thing? Clearly therefore, it's dead-romantic and not at all creepy and weirdly manipulative (assuming the vic- er targ- um love-interest buys that their precious trinket somehow detached itself rather than being taken)

[@vocalcalibration8033]

@@rmsgrey Like Disney Aladdin? No. He did pretend to be a prince tho.

[@rmsgrey]

@@vocalcalibration8033 I may be thinking of one of the changes in the live action remake

[@vocalcalibration8033]

@@rmsgrey I haven't seen it so I wouldn't know. Maybe.

[@DimaRakesah]

"incompetence is not sexy" I would like this on a shirt, please

[@Cloudwave]

"Incompetence is not sexy." I really enjoyed your Zorro dissection, but that was where you won me over.

[@ladyicondraco]

I really liked this movie, but honestly didn't think that this fight was supposed to have been flirty until the end of the movie. Then I was just confused.

[@hburton7176]

h-How!? I was practically writhing in pain from the schlocky attempts at sexual tension!

[@RitsychServare]

I've never seen this movie but it looks to me like they were going for the flirty fight but the dialogue and chemistry just wasn't there. Those movements and positions, c'mon. Why was it done a certain way if not to be 'flirty'? 🤨😑

[@classicslover]

Really? Jill...you suffer SO much for your art!!!! You deserve cake. Your version is WAY BETTER. Was going to object to cutting the "you're a liar" line...only because that was her best bit of acting in the scene. Fast food employee: "My boss told me to change the sign, so I did" is the thinking behind the meandering around the room. The very unorthodox lapdance/pin she does on him is like PP and Zombies where Elizabeth spins to show off her underwear and then gets pinned at an angle to show her cleavage. The director wanted to make it "sexy-er". The girl has never fought. The director has never fought. Second unit director had the day off. The editor tried using "The Force" but wasn't all that connected to it.

[@CrossingTheDelebear]

"It sort of looks like a dance move" It is! It was basically the pretzel, the go-to move for neo-swing kids of the 90s and early 2000s.

[@aprilw2287]

I had blocked this movie from my consciousness until you made this video.

[@Darkjonny79]

Honestly, given the ending of the film, I'd have sprinkled in a few moments where they move like the others opposite. Made the fight a little bit longer, and while there is talking, have them slowly get more and more out of breath. As for the kitchen scene you talked about, I'd have it cut to it after she hits him on the table or something. They cut leads to him putting ice on his head as the monk talks.

[@joshmarten-brown7220]

You're probably the first person to talk about bullet proof monk scince I saw it when I was like 8

[@ogrejehosephatt37]

Did you ever talk about the fights in Netflix's Iron Fist? That show has painfully disappointing fights. His super power is "good and martial arts", and that just wasn't a priority for the show. And Netflix definitely knows how to make good fights.

[@jasonblalock4429]

The actor couldn't fight! Why the hell would you have a character whose gimmick is being the world's greatest martial artist, and then cast someone who knows *nothing* about fighting? I just don't understand that decision. I mean, they don't have to be a black belt. You can take a mediocre fighter and make them look much better onscreen. Just hire someone with SOME experience so that fight scenes are an option.

[@benrichey2593]

How about a review of the flirty fights from Burn Notice? Michael and Fiona have several throughout the series.

[@iamqueenkk]

Seconding this

[@Hair8Metal8Karen]

Also wanting this, any of the fights in Burn Notice really.

[@dnf-dead]

Burn notice was really good

[@ENTERtheCREATOR]

Wait. I have seen this. I saw this on TV a while back. I remember it being... Actually, that might be the problem...

[@user-ex9ti7ds3m]

The Daredevil movie has a terrible flirty fight.

[@z-beeblebrox]

Is that the one where it's on a see-saw?

[@Amanda-C.]

Oh, yes. The see-saw. The creativity and ambition behind using the see-saw was the least-bad part of it, IMHO.

[@z-beeblebrox]

@@Amanda-C. To really transcend normal boring badness, you need to find something sufficiently ambitious, so you can fail miserably at it

[@amandak.5967]

Yeah! I was just thinking that. It reminded me of Catwoman film, that weird basketball game....

[@CaptHayfever]

At least there "total lack of chemistry between the actors" isn't the issue.

[@sinclairethomas8197]

I’m really enjoying these “Flirty Fight Scenes” from you this month! Are there any fight scenes between guys that could be considered flirty; even if unintentional?

[@JillBearup]

I mean, if you tip your head in a certain direction, any scene where two characters get up in each other's faces can be read as sexual, albeit in a belligerent sort of fashion.

[@DreadedRhubarb]

@@JillBearup All of Fight Club.

[@cabk.4538]

Indigo and Wesley!

[@sinclairethomas8197]

@@JillBearup Are there any that are intentional?

[@atinycrow]

I just spent the past hour and a half looking for man vs man flirty fights and I couldn't find anything :( and there were almost no woman vs woman fights either (and of course everyone outside the binary was left out smh). Queer people need flirty fights too 😔

[@Mario_Angel_Medina]

"Always over-act when you are a newie" got it

[@tedbexley]

Welp, you are truly a woman of your word. You said you would explain why it was so bad, and I can find no fault in your analysis. Jade comes off very poorly in portrayal; and Kar isn't much better. Your fixes would *definitely* have improved the scene... but could they have saved the film? We shall never know.

[@mr.everwind5225]

Jill you have better chemistry with your cat then they have in this film

[@pascalthomas9703]

Is it actually possible to "fake" chemistry between two peoples? Nice video, by the way. Love the channel.

[@JillBearup]

Thanks! That's a really good question. I think there is a quality that I find in some people which makes it easy to have chemistry with them, but I couldn't necessarily point to what it is exactly. It definitely relates to trust and comfort level, but it's not as simple as 'I like them' though I usually do. The actors playing Kar and Jade actually dated around the time of shooting the movie, so presumably they had liked each other enough to be in a relationship. But I would think that if you're under pressure and there are loads of people around and you're doing new things it can be very difficult to maintain that connection.

[@AndrewBlack343]

"Is it actually possible to fake chemistry between two people". Yes! High paid actresses, and 'Ladies' (or 'Gentlemen') of the night make a living doing it. (I mean the ones that are hired to accompany you to the gala/premiere/big social event, not the ones you take straight to the motel).

[@z-beeblebrox]

@@AndrewBlack343 I think the question is more "if two actors have zero chemistry...can you fake it in post?" And that answer to that, after having seen *many* bad movies, is NO. STOP TRYING IT DOESN'T WORK.

[@AndrewBlack343]

@@z-beeblebrox In that case the answer is probably not. Although how would we (as viewers) ever know? If the acting was Chemistryless and someone in post performed magic to make us think there was Chemistry how would we know where the Chemistry came from? If we notice someone tried to add it they've failed.

[@kilianortmann9979]

I think it is possible to fake *good* chemistry. A few 'chemistry couples' supposedly really didn't like each other (Stephanie Zimbalist and Pierce Brosnan come to mind). I guess you need at least some feeling to work with, even if that is antipathy.

[@merchantfan]

I'm guessing the lack of emotion on "what are you doing here" was possibly the director saying "sexier! sexier!" to the actress so she's just doing a random sexy voice which doesn't connect with what's going on on screen. I call this the "Natalie, you're beautiful!" impact where directors only give feedback on how attractive or sexy an actress looks and not on any other aspects which could lead to a good performance.

[@josephcharpak4533]

"This video is sponsored by new glasses and new top Future Jill. Future Jill, when you need a new top and glasses, you need Future Jill. Oh and it's also sponsored by Skillshare. And now, on with the video. " 😀 I didn't even notice the glasses at first but that cut to her in a completely different outfit was jarring.

[@melrey2645]

But the thing is, I personally think that pinning someone while facing them has the potential to be very sexy. No need for the weirdness.

[@liesureleeminis8268]

I actually enjoy the stupidity of this movie.

[@Howdyx-ui7uk]

IKR... its suppose to be so

[@BlindErephon]

@@Howdyx-ui7uk Noooooo, this was when they were trying to get Sean William Scott passed off as an action star and not just "that one guy from the pie movies", and maybe give Chow Yun-Fat something to do give him some easy eyeballs in a western movie. Also slo-mo camera CGI stuff because The Matrix was big at the time. This was a sincere attempt to make a good, not deliberately stupid action movie. Not that it succeeded but it just doesn't have the hallmarks of a movie where everyone thought "We are going to set out to make something stupid."

[@TheRealMirCat]

@@BlindErephon But that's what makes it funny.

[@Pyrochazm]

@@BlindErephon if you're curious, check out a movie called Goon. Sean Scott takes on a comedic/dramatic role and it's pretty good. Think punch drunk love only the main character is really dumb.

[@Jack-je1zt]

Seann William Scott will always be Stifler and the less charming half of "Dude, where's my car?", for me. So the thought of him having good chemistry with anyone is difficult for me to conceive of in the first place.

[@qwellen7521]

I know it’s not technically a movie fight scene; but I think the one of my favourite flirty fights is the first encounter between Batman and Catwoman in Telltales Batman series. Would love to see your take on it.

[@selty]

No no no. The Catwoman basketball scene! ;)

[@RitsychServare]

the one with Michael Keaton and Michelle Pfeiffer?

[@just-trying-my-best-everyday]

Ok, but your earrings and hairdo are really cute.

[@maeve615]

Their chemistry felt so poor that it probably would have been better off to have a very short intense sounding fight off screen with things & them flying past the door frame, ending with him being ejected from the room & dialogue as she stand over him while she decides to either help him or knock him out & chunk him out on the street. -_-

[@dawnshade4939]

Not quite a flirty fight, more of a 'I used to love you and now I hate you fight', but I highly suggest you check out the 'One Step Ahead' fight scene from Spies are Forever. It is an amazing song, but just a warning: since it is the big confrontational fight from the end of the story, it does have major spoilers for both how the story ends and something that happens in the middle of the story. (It is from Act 2 Part 6 if you want to search it up directly.)

[@acrylicgodoy]

I love your videos Jill! Please dissect the Flirty Fight in Miss Congeniality next!

[@Amaritudine]

I recall having seen this movie very early in my uni days, but I remembered literally nothing about it - including cast or plot - until this recap. Glad to know I haven't been missing out on any cherished memories for the last 18-odd years.

[@EyreAffair]

I suggest reviewing the flirty fight scene between the Bog King and Marianne from Lucasfilm's "Strange Magic"!

[@kartavianmacrath7219]

I like how you put to words what I felt watching this scene

[@sidkemp4672]

I really like this and I'm learning about writing by watching you improve bad scenes. I have a specific thought of where things went wrong. I think Jade was directed to be sultry, and sultry (at least as it was done) , can't mix with anger.

[@JillBearup]

Sultry + angry = sulky, which doesn’t really work for the character or the movie 😁

[@sidkemp4672]

@@JillBearup You nailed it - again

[@CBG232x5]

I enjoy that it has become “The Flirty Fight Trilogy” as you see examples of both strong physical and emotional conflicts and just... that last one.

[@LaMissa1]

Girl, I feel like you’re the type of person who would understand exactly how I feel about so many things haha! I agree with you on every aspect- flirty fights are my jam too, and everything that is wrong with this. 😆

[@TeshnosFire]

"Like those fanfiction tropes that you love so much that you will put up with really questionable writing." Not sure whether to feel attacked or understood. Both?

[@karenmeier1218]

Bless you for knowing how to pronounce "err" correctly.

[@CrownRock1]

Jill, check out the Michael/Fiona right from Burn Notice. I think it was season one. It's not really *flirty*, but the sexual tension is strong in that fight, it's a pivotal plot moment, and the fight pretty good on its own.

[@greenirez2798]

I remember loving this movie when I saw it in theaters. My brother and I even got this movie on DVD we liked it so much. But rewatching it last year made me realize how much of a disappointment this movie really is. They made an action movie with Chow Yun Fat boring.

[@jeremiahbell6129]

Future Jill with Her New Glasses looks great! I love the protrusions on the purple frames. The color matches your hair better than your previous ones did as well. :) Have a great day, Jill!

[@alessandroguarrera2203]

"Assaulty" A word that should never be linked to sexy fight scenes. Kids, if they're calling your SFC "Assaulty", ya done goofed.

[@randomasspirate3630]

This has the same energy as your well natured English teacher talking to you about the test you scored an F on.

[@lordunderstatement3645]

I love the movie, but I hate this scene. You are absolutely correct in that there is NO chemistry here whatsoever. The choreography is trash as is the dialog. The only good thing about the scene is the scenery. The set design is wonderful and should have been put to better use in the fight. Examples might be him trying not to actually hurt her by stopping her from falling into the fireplace after a phrase (add a bit more humor and opportunity for flirty dialog if he 'catches' her by grabbing the middle of that scanty little top she's wearing) or her trying to keep him from falling through the coffee table because, well, it's expensive and not hers.

[@demoonmunkay]

I love Bulletproff monk (mostly for Chow Yun Fat) and this whole Palace of Jade fight scene always seemed super forced, like the writers didn’t know how to play this out.

[@moribundmurdoch]

6:47 This sounds like a Lindybeige quote.

[@Txouci]

Have you seen The Grandmaster? It might be a bit out of your wheelhouse, since it's a Chinese kung fu movie, but it does have a few amazing fights, including one that I'm not sure counts as a flirty fight because it's so...restrained.

[@DreadedRhubarb]

Tony Leung vs Zhang Ziyi absolutely counts.

[@Duiker36]

100% it was a flirty fight. I loved that movie, too.

[@Sootielove]

I love seeing the constructive sides to these videos. Seeing possible fixes is great to think about what makes something work or not

[@TheADHDNerd]

Ms Jill, I enjoy your evaluations. :) I would say that I have seen some good actors with poor performances and I usually attribute that to bad direction. However I think this one is genuinely due to bad acting. Lol

[@CactusJackIV]

I love the content. You put in really awesome hard work, keep up the great job!

[@hansakkerman2611]

In case it wasn't mentioned before, Vampire Angel and Gwen Raiden from "Angel" S3- E2 "Ground State" have a nice flirty fight. Both landing solid blows inbetween the banter, ending with Gwen (who has electricity powers and involuntarily shocks everyone that touches her skin) accidentally zapping the dried prune Angel has for a heart, into beating again. They then Immediately switch from punching to kissing.

[@bingbong9076]

I love this movie because of how cheesy it is, especially this scene, its bonkers. That part where she is like reverse spider mounted on him??? Insane

[@lsynno]

I love this goofy film. But yeah... the last time I watched it I went for a tea break during this scene.

[@ellynsoup4724]

Love these fight-scene fixes!

[@j.f.1639]

Fantastic video as usual. I really love seeing these breakdowns.

[@DrawnByLaserLove]

I watched this movie so many times as a kid because it's Chow Yun Fat, I couldn't care less about the two protagonists lol

[@le-monmarmalade1064]

I love it your videos! Didn’t think I’d ever find others who share the same interests!

[@vernowietsch]

"I pretend to fight people for fun" This woman is everything i aspire to be

[@tkalle1299]

The “what are you doing here?” line gives me heist recruitment vibes

[@swimming526]

Would be interested to hear your take on some of the fights in Buffy (though some are maybe less flirty and more...toxic?)

[@andyholloway5062]

I'd completely forgotten that I had ever seen this movie until just now, how dare you make me remember it exists! Also great video!

[@Whisdom]

I'm not sure why youtube recommended you to me (mostly on here watching hearthstone) but I devoured basically all of your content all at once. Keep up the good work :)

[@PersonWMA]

The sacrifices you make for the rest of us. Just listening to it and watching clips of the fight is already bad enough, but you actually have to make sense of it on our behalf.

[@macmay3042]

I want to fight the one person who downvoted this video. And NOT in a flirty way.

[@johnyshadow]

I HAVE actually seen this movie. :D I loved it when I was younger. (Um, the movie, that fight was still a mess. The other fights though...)

[@harjutapa]

Hi! Just discovered you through the One X-cellent Scene playlist (yeah, I'm a bit behind). I am SO EXCITED to binge all your stuff, love your presentation style and content.

[@bistromathics6]

Funny...actually early in the video I was thinking about commenting about the glasses, but then you fixed it with the new ones!

[@draecidarkheart2984]

I completely didn't even remember this fight at all

[@wheatart4274]

I know they're not flirty fight scenes, but now I'd love to see your analysis on couples fighting together. (The first one I think of is the couple in Baby Driver when he cocks her gun while she's shooting, though you may have done that already? Regardless, I love it)

[@ab6525]

You know the acting is bad when jill delivers them better when directing them at her cat

[@Hotarubi-dono]

Hi Jill! Could you consider to analyse the famous/infamous fight between Anck Su Namun versus Nefertiri in the Mummy Returns? I really appreciate the fact that not only you analysed the fight but you also included some ways to improve it.

[@pascalthomas9703]

It's not quite Daredevil vs Elektra level of bad (Movie Version), but it comes close.

[@Swimavidly]

The cat was a nice touch.

[@peterelfman]

That movie had a decent script but terrible direction. I'm not surprised that sequence got mangled along the way.

[@ericpode6095]

I only ever saw the DVD, thought it was the way it was edited for the home release.

[@sharqane]

It feels like the entire film is based around the "hot dog" speech is centred around that cliché of the film.

[@JohnWilliams-cr2sz]

Nice new glasses, Future Jill! I honestly love Bulletproof Monk, but yeah, that scene was definitely a weak part of the movie, love your ideas on correcting it.

[@henrytjernlund]

Curious about your treatment of the brief wrestling match negotiation scene between Bullock and Bratt in Miss Congeniality.

[@isobellabrett]

Love the new glasses.

[@iamsushi1056]

love the snazzy new glasses!

[@tophat2115]

seems like they should have brought the actors, writers, and choreographer back in for a complete reshoot

[@aaronjimenez7825]

I feel like "incompetence is not sexy" should be a T-shirt

[@archer1949]

Their biggest mistake was in thinking Sean William Scott was an appealing romantic lead.

[@MSalas-eq4te]

Fun content. Just found u through The Best Costumes response to your Wonder Woman Heels video, it suggested we check you out and I am glad I did. I enjoy both of your content very much. Just subscribed.

[@Heothbremel]

Bad Fight, Good Edit/Notes, Best Kitty!!!

[@johntabler349]

Incompetence is not sexy some of the best advice for single adults ever

[@IAmTheAce5]

KAR!... _What are you doing here!_ I'm Nemo, and I _live_ here

[@athenearosa]

Not going to lie your flirty fight breakdowns help me write them so much better.

[@rubberface1424]

I'd love to see a breakdown of the final duel in "Dangerous Liasons". Such an emotionally heavy scene, and great messy fighting!

[@DualKeys]

I don't know how you fixed your hair for this video, but it is lovely!

[@summerkagan6049]

Love to have you critique the flirty fight in The Grandmaster