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[@RicPendragon]

At least we can explain away slow Vader, he was terrified of Obi Wan who keeps kicking his arse, so this time he was way more calculating and hesitant

[@FactFiend]

I’m consistently impressed by the lengths Star Wars fans will go to avoid having to admit that maybe a series designed to sell toys was maybe just not very well thought out.

[@RicPendragon]

@FactFiend just like people saying cartoons in the 80s/90s were better, even tho most were just 21-minute long toy commercials 🤣

[@calmvibes3709]

@@FactFiend Lucas should have just explained the difference in Vader-Kenobi duels in the most obvious, manga/anime-ish way one could: since the fight is between two Jedi masters, the action is happening on both a visible level using lightsabers and on an invisible level using the Force. Each one is using the Force to constrict the movement of the other. So, it would make sense that they were moving slowly and deliberately.

[@RicPendragon]

@calmvibes3709 or an even funnier anime level explanation "they're moving so fast, my eyes can't keep up!" 🤣🤣🤣

[@SuperiorPosterior]

​@@FactFiend I mean, that's not even what I'm trying to do when I defend Star Wars. I know for a fact it's not well thought out. I'm just here thinking about the _in story_ reasons why things are the way they are. Obi-Wan and Vader may not have crossed blades in a long time, but they acknowledged each other as a threat. And unlike the flynning you see in Western swordplay, the Japanese sport of kendo (which the original movies' fights were based on) is all about getting your opponent to overthink and second guess. Get them to block to the side when you strike at their head and you win. Plus, Vader is scary during his speed walk in Rogue One, but downright *_menacing_* in the original trilogy with Joe he power walks everywhere. Finding things to nitpick in a movie is easy. Appreciating it anyways is not something to be mocked.

[@jocax188723]

Funny thing about Chow Yun Fat, he has a penchant for just popping up chilling out in weird places in Hong Kong. I've met him on a hike, in a random dim sum restaurant, and in a quiet noodle joint. And every time, I do a double take, because it's just like 'surely not,' but nope, it's international action star Chow Yun Fat chatting with my elderly grandmother about old movies halfway up a mountain, or politely accepting some offered siu mai off my family's table, or slurping noodles while talking to half a dozen people about the movies he's made. Wholesome guy. Real Keanu Reeves type. And I'm not the only one. He does this to EVERYBODY.

[@ShankMugen]

Bored God Energy

[@thenosieyartist6924]

Im now refering to kind gentle souls - who can absolutely kick my ass as having bored god energy ​@ShankMugen

[@sleepingkirby]

A few years back, there was a typhoon that tore through China. A random person saw a lone man clearing fallen debris (trees and stuff. Not light) from the road. He was filming the guy and was like "This is what it means to be a good person." And the man turned around and it was Chow Yun Fat and the person that was filming couldn't believe it. When interviewed, he was like "Someone's gotta clear the road. People will get hurt."

[@vietlee4290]

My all time favorite scene is the car scene after the harpist encounter. The Land Lady teleported into the car and NO ONE acknowledges it.

[@Planag7]

What else would they do? Lol

[@codybohyer1107]

Her husband teleported to the front seat!

[@Greenlion_420]

The right hand man getting mad at the henchmen walking up to them is always the best. XD

[@vietlee4290]

^ you all are 100% right, all of those did happen. And what I love about it is no matter what language you watch it in English, Chinese, Hindi, German, whatever, it’s 100% universally funny. And again, teleportation and no one in the mentioned it, that hows epic the entire scene was. God damn that Bruce Lee reference, that was a gourmet Michelin Star chef’s touch

[@AkuraTheAwesome]

I always saw that as them being stupidly fast to the point of cartoon logic like the rest of the movie.

[@nate.2.2]

I can't explain why, but this feels like we're back to the origins of Fact Fiend and I'm totally here for the nostalgia trip

[@jonathanporter5223]

Kung-fu Hustle is a fantastic movie. It has such a good contrast of hilarious high jinx and seriously cool fight scenes. Definitely one of my favorite films. Thanks for telling Yuen Qiu's story. So cool.

[@Q-432hz]

10/10🎉 I'll be watching at again tomorrow

[@hugh_jasso]

I swear i can watch that knife scene 100 times in a row and will be in tears and stitches every single time!! Such a great flick!

[@HappyDragneels_page]

reminds me of ace ventura taking the spears to the knees, peak physical comedy

[@jeremygeorgia4943]

I always flinch.

[@kwerk2011]

Who's throwing handles?

[@chrismidyette1098]

Who's throwing knife handles

[@shadowprince4482]

It made me laugh so damn hard when he puts the knife back in.

[@dionysus_adores]

Imagine telling Jackie Chan to be eye candy. They did this actress dirty

[@kenjones9326]

17:32 The previous characters for karate used to mean Chinese hand before it came to Japan. It used to be called tote, which was another way to Chinese hand. When it started to gain ground in Japan, the character for Chinese changed to "empty" yet kept the pronunciation "kara" to call empty hand. On top of that, the martial skills of China are called wu shu, or in Japanese bujutsu. Kung fu essentially means a skill(s) acquired through diligence, hard practice and utilising practical application of said skill.

[@MxMe-su1ch]

Karate was also heavily influenced by Ryukyuan/Okinawan Té, which is why Okinawan Karate has its own unique flavor.

[@gsgaming6976]

Underrated comment.

[@gi0nbecell]

That is the exact reason I really love martial arts movies _from the origin countries_ of those styles. Especially when they also either respect the personal style of the main actor (like Bruce Lee or Jackie Chan) or replicate a specific style in a bio pic (like Donnie Yen replicating Ip Man despite his personal style being - slightly - different). The most important things are a good choreography (that can also include meticulously planned sets and camera placements, like the bathroom fight in _The Raid)_ and not cutting everything down to fractions of seconds per shot. I really have no real preference to any specific region or genre, but some of my favorite films are the _Kozure Okami_ (Lone Wolf and Cup) movie series (not so much the tv series) with Tomisaburō Wakayama and _Lady Snowblood_ with Meiko Kaji for the Japanese cinema (and yes, it's more Samurai style than the predomoinantly unarmed martial arts of Hong Kong cinema); baiscally the whole (Hong Kong) movie catalogue of Bruce Lee, the _Police Story_ movies with Jackie Chan (as they are both more modern in setting and more serious than Jet Li's _Fearless,_ which I also like very much) - but his special, a bit goofy style is generally just cool. Lastly, I like most of Donnie Yen's work for the more "real" Kung Fu genre. Despite some general problems with the Wuxia genre, I do like some movies (like Ang Lee's _Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon,_ - which surprisingly featured Chow Yun-fat in a martial arts role, _Hero_ or - most lately - Donnie Yen's _Sakra)._ As for other martial arts: There is no better actor the Tony Jaa in Muay Thai, and this martial art lacks the history and prestige of Kung Fu (due to Hong Kong cinema). Tony Jaa is also the protagonist in my favourite martial arts scene ever: The stairway fight in _Tom-Yum-Goong_ (distributed as _The Protector_ in the US, _Warrior King_ in the UK, _Revenge of the Warrior_ in Germany and several other titles in different countries). That being said, it's always refreshing to see those rare examples of brilliantly choreogaphed action, sensible and impactful cuts and good martial arts in a Hollywood movie - movies which strt of with a low budget but -un- surprisingly often become absurdly successful - see _John Wick._

[@HeavenlySword]

Sorry to be one of those "erm acksually" people, but the Landlord in Kung Fu Hustle was Yuen Wah, another of the Seven Little Fortunes. Betty from Kung Pow was another actor.

[@OriginalMaRulFullStream]

I love this movie so much. Its great she took the roll. It was perfect for her and she made it look so good.

[@Ritter_Gruppe]

Kung Fu Hustle was such a sleeper but I'm so glad it's getting the love it deserves.

[@Merco81]

I can give you an explanation on that "Never back down" sweaty commentary. I had a suspicion about this, but it was confirmed when I checked the filming location, which turned out to be Orlando Florida. Thing about Florida in general is that it is extremely humid over here. A lot of people can adapt to it, but people new to the location tend to react to the "humid heat" case in point, my sister came down for thanksgiving. She never sweats up north during a workout even in the summer. Ihe indoor humidity in my local gym was enough to get her sweating on a very light warmup to a boxing class. This happened multiple times when she was here and working out, wasn't a one off.

[@Merco81]

Further Clarification: My sister lives in New York, she's lived there since graduating college over 10 years ago.

[@mrpitman5496]

In defence of the name karate kid, the kid keeps calling it that and every time Jackie Chan corrects him and calls it Kung fu.

[@zaberfang]

She was actually a famous actress in Hong Kong in her younger days

[@NevynAtAll42]

I quite like the reload in Equilibrium; it's not spectacular but it is both unexpected and so perfectly on point for the universe they're in. Up the sleeve with a little claw thing to push it into place. Not my favourite, but it is a good 'situational surprise' thing.

[@spydirshell893]

They also have the ones where he throws the reloads into the hall at the start of the fight and lands both his guns on the clips.

[@jintermont]

This entire movie was one of my absolute favorites growing up. Unfortunately my aunt that is passed away now but her youngest son And I would watch that over and over again.

[@Pentross]

That makes so much sense now, that Darth Vader’s duels were done by a fencing master. Like the prequels had way more warrior-style sword brawls, but in the original trilogy there was raw intimidation from the obvious skill difference Vader had (and how obvious it was that he held back in the final fight)

[@Twooshort]

I play a lot of tabletop roleplaying, and I think every martial arts-style character I've ever created have been directly based on the various hidden secret masters of Kung Fu Hustle.

[@Zirnike]

Please tell me you know the ttrpg Feng shui... If you don't, grab a copy. It's role playing in Hong Kong action movies. One of the faction leaders is a giant cybernetic ape named Battlechimp Potemkin.

[@Commonwealth_Imperium]

A very underappreciated quote from George Lucas, to summarize: There are more regulations for movie making in Hollywood than in the Soviet Union.

[@jeremyofficer5038]

Regulations means protections for the cast and crew. Regulations aren't a bad thing

[@GeebusCrust]

Regulations like "ooh, CGI in a weird space monster in the background here. I always felt like there should be a weird space monster here."

[@NameIsDoc]

@@jeremyofficer5038 In some cases i'd agree. In some cases there are regulations that are absolutely idiotic.

[@josephd.5524]

In the Soviet Union no one gave a shit if you died. You looking forward for being buried under a highway?

[@lonewolf9578]

@@GeebusCrustit’s his movies, he can do what he wants with them They don’t even effect the movies themselves lmao

[@PrincessMatrix]

I remember the first time I saw Kung Fu Hustle I had tears in my eyes. It was so funny and so well made! To learn the martial artists in the film were actual former stars getting another shot in the limelight is just wonderful to hear!

[@sleepingkirby]

I highly recommend his older movies too. Stephen Chow has made so many movies ([almost] all of them funny and ridiculous) that every weekend here in Taiwan, I'll turn on the TV and another one of his movies is on.

[@dropkickcorpse]

I hope you guys talk about Jet Li's "The One" someday. That movie embodies the 2000's cheese and I love it

[@martinbecker2164]

You mentioning "throw away the gun when you're done", it makes me think of borderlands, one of the perks, when you reload, you chuck your gun at enemies as it's now a grenade and you get a replacement gun teleported into your hands.

[@vehlinge]

Correction on one thing: Betty(in kung pow) aka wu ting chu (The Savage Killers 1976) was portrayed by Lung Fei not Yeun Wah. The resemblance makes it an understandable mixup.

[@superdupergrover9857]

Switching to a new gun instead of reloading is now called a New York reload. Best theory is A New York minute and B, a jeweler in new york who preferred to use revolvers. He started off with two, his second robbery he had four under the counter. The practice was eventually taken up by some of the NYPD's specialist units (idk what they were/are called, no, not swat)

[@r0000g]

She was awesome in KH. Its a shame that we lost her for so long.

[@elroma7712]

She died?

[@r0000g]

@@elroma7712 What?! I hope not!

[@TheLyxy]

She basically quit the industry coz there wasn't any opportunity for women in the HK movie industry... It was a shame that she wasn't really around when Michelle Yeoh was living it up back in the late 80s early 90s

[@TheLyxy]

@@elroma7712 She basically quit the industry for a while coz there wasn't any opportunity for women in the HK movie industry... It was a shame that she wasn't really around when Michelle Yeoh was living it up back in the late 80s early 90s

[@dxiong8]

I can contribute!!! The Landlord is Yuen Wah, Betty is Wong Fei Lung!!

[@CitiesTurnedToDust]

I hear "Kung Fu Hustle" and especially talking about Yuen Qiu, I gotta upvote and everything. RIP the amazing landlady.

[@randomjunk1977]

RIP? The character doesn't die and the actress is still alive.

[@PhotonHerald]

The "throw the gun away" thing is a phenomenon known as a "New York Reload". It's something that allows for a higher rate of fire (and less down-time) than reloading a pistol with a speed loader or manually. And can actually allow more steady fire than even mag-fed reloads.

[@emperortrevornorton3119]

My favorite interview bit on the DVD extras of this movie is the director said he wanted to do a live action Looney Tunes road runner bit for a chase scene

[@lockskelington314]

That movie is literally just live action looney tunes It’s amazing

[@joshshields9229]

The Man With The Golden Gun is the only movie where Bond doesn't use any fancy gadgets. Scaramanga on the other hand, had a car that attached to a propeller and wings. His gun was made up of a lighter, a pen, and a cigarette case. While Bond only got a fake nipple from Q. 😂

[@HanMestov]

Kung fu hustle brings back core memories, brilliant video

[@targetdreamer257]

I absolutely love Kung Fu Hustle. That is one of those movie I will ALWAYS laugh when I watch it. Also if you ever watched any Kung Fu movies you will see how much love and care every one working on or in has for them. Just fantastic.

[@redwiltshire1816]

I remember my first time seeing this I was in a “fun” hole and man this film was just stuck in my head for years it’s amazing and show it to everyone possible

[@Voodoomaria]

Kung Fu Hustle is a scream, and the landlady steals the whole movie. The road-runner-esque chase scene is just fantastic. I never get tired of her.

[@erntaku]

I love Kung Fu Hustle so damn much! I feel like I wanna watch it every time that I see it mentioned/discussed in a video.

[@DendrummerMC]

I saw Kung Fu Hustle on tv as a kid and never been able to forget the movie itself, but didn't know the title and whenever I asked, people either didn't know from my description, didn't know the title either or brought up other movies that didn't even come near to the over-the-top-ness of kung fu hussle. So thanks, now I can finally rewatch this masterpiece whenever I want :D

[@MartialArtsFilmFreak]

Betty from Kung Pow was not the land lord in Kung Fu Hustle. The land lord is Kung Fu legend and former Seven Little Fortune Yuen Wah. Kung Pow’s Betty was Fei Lung.

[@lanoche]

I was about to comment this. I had to actually check it out and it was 2 different people. They do look a like on certain angles and hairstyles so that's why he probably got confused. Something something Asians look alike. As an Asian guy too I got told that before as well. Doesn't help that I wear glasses cause a lot of Asians do wear glasses too lmao.

[@iangregory3719]

As a kid in the 70s I grew up with "The Water Margin"....the uncensored version....that had a female lead character who was every bit a bad ass and equal to the male ones . My favourite Chinese film is though the excellent comedy Mr. Vampire.

[@HollywoodTacticool]

On the Kung Fu Hustle DVD you can see her friend's audition tape, and she's in the back reading a paper looking annoyed. And THE BEST gun scene is Tiger on Beat with Chow Yun Fat directed by the legendary Lau Kar Leung, using the rope in the shotgun trigger trick. never to be copied.

[@JdeeGeekyGao]

The first time I watched Kung Fu Hustle I fell in love with her character. Even on rewatches she's still badass and I adore her.

[@Cuiasodo]

I know part of the reason the fight between Obi Wan and Darth Vader in A New Hope is kinda clunky is because the props kept falling apart. They had better ones in the next movie, which could be one of the reasons Luke and Vader's duel is way better.

[@Axterix13]

David Prowse was also worried about hurting Alec Guinness. He's a big guy, doubly so when you consider his bodybuilder and weightlifter background, and facing a 60 year old man, and a highly distinguished and knighted one at that.

[@godlessrecovery8880]

I remember when this came out trying to pick and promote it to everyone I possibly could just to get it more out there. I saw it in theaters during a film festival and absolutely loved it. To this day still my all time favorite, all these years later.

[@psykonikk]

i love the relode from the first laura croft movie, the thigh mounted mags

[@Sic_Ca_Rax]

9:53 I just imagine that age also catches up with the Sith and Jedi... When they were young they zipped and zapped... With older age those lightsabres were as heavy as greatswords 😂

[@Scriven42]

Yeah, buddy taking his tie off in that Jackie Chan scene was funny AF.

[@TheCassiusTain]

greatest reloading scene is from Scary Movie 3. The shovel.

[@furiouskaiser9914]

My god, one of the funniest damn reloads. Comes out of nowhere, and no one questions it. The Scary Movie franchise was already starting to feel a little stale by that point (imo) but that reloading shovel scene still gets a good chuckle out of me. 😅

[@General_Kenobi_212]

In regards to the New Hope Vader vs Obi-Wan fight, a fan did an amazing cinema quality reimagining of the fight (SC 38 Reimagined) is the title here on KZbin. It is Beyond Amazing 👏 and it really looks like Alec Guinness fighting

[@HeavyWeapon858]

Speaking of shotguns, the Terminator after shooting the car that Sara and Kyle are in in the parking garage, the Terminator uses slugs, chambers a shell outside the car with one hand and I've deduced that there Terminator had to reload at least 4/5 times with the amount of shells he uses during that last section of the chase. You can even see that after Kyle moves Sara from being shot, there is a gaping hole in the windshield where her head was before Kyle moved her out of instinct. Plus, The Terminator mainly focuses on shooting Sara and not Kyle. Kyle also has way less ammo than the Terminator. So his shots have to be on point and more scarce. Though both models are Ithica 37s, Kyle's has a bigger magazine tube.

[@Splynncrithe]

Fun video. The "umm actually" moment for me was Bruce Campbell in Army of Darkness in S-Mart. He tossed a cowboy gun - a lever-action rifle that he grabbed and just proceeded to unload on the Deadites.

[@Drakior]

One of the BEST MOVIES EVER! love it, Thank you for going over it!

[@OffHandPaul]

the fact that i cant get an fact fiend fart asmr has just ruined my day maybe the rest of my life thanks karl XD

[@SunGawdRa]

I had no idea she was in that James Bond film! For the OG light saber fights, I think of it like this. Obi-Wan and Vader are beyond what was considered master Jedi. The reason they didn't do all those extravagant moves they used in the prequels is the same reason master Samurai will stare at each other across a bridge. They're actually trying 100 moves in their had from the smallest, old man movements. It may not look exciting to us, but oh boy, if only you could read their minds! For the last question, whatever the coolest reload scene in Equilibrium was.

[@anna-flora999]

Meanwhile Yoda is so far ahead he's just having fun

[@number3766]

Headcannon: The in-universe reason the lightsaber duels are crap in the original trilogy is that both combatants are furiously trying to switch the other's lightsaber off or pull the others lightsaber with the force and the actual strikes are just moments of opportunity.

[@anna-flora999]

Other suggestion: they're both old men

[@riftalope]

The ... moral of Shaolin Soccer IS MY LIFE! I put a little Zen and Wu in everything I do. Walk around a crowd? Crain striding to outpace them. Dropped a glass bowl? I'd snap a toe kick (Karate) to deflect the motion across the floor instead of into it. If I wanted to move faster than the group crossing the street I applied Aikido fast evasion to slip through them. Getting charged at by a dog? Wing Chun horse stance, forward center kick to the head, neck or chest and pivot step as it passes under me. And I've gotten good hand strength from one-handing dictionaries while walking to the front of the library. Good legs from the eight pound ankle weights I worked construction in through ages 20 to 23.

[@Elrightio]

It's been so long since I watched it that I don't remember what the movie was about but indefinitely remember her

[@lazyfish7675]

0:08 HELL YES I used to love this when i was younger

[@johnoconnor4941]

Got the DVD, loved the DVD and will always love the choreography. Also the tailor was just brilliant....also, also her selection is part of the extras bibliography.

[@jebusinri7279]

I always thought the lightsaber choreography made sense in universe, qui gon gin is supposed to be the greatest jedi duelist, meanwhile lukes only training with the lightsaber was learning to feel the force by defending himself from the mosquito zapper droid. so of course he swings on old man vader like its a baseball bat, Im surprised he wasn't like "MOS EISLY M*****F*****!"

[@edwinooi9166]

Fun fact, did you know that the mocap and voice actor of Dante from Devil May Cry - Reuben Langdon was in the same movie with Jackie Chan? The movie is called the medallion - a pretty meh movie but I kept getting butterflies watching Reuben Langdon and Jackie Chan on the screen together.

[@grumpymonk2460]

13:31 honestly one of if not my favourite punch in all of cinema. Mf didn’t see him nor did he see it coming he was just laid out

[@crwydryny]

The way I heard it. The reason the lightsaber fights were slow and clunky in the originals was because they were all old men and cripples. And Luke was just learning. In the Luke Veder fight you can see Luke is faster while Veder is more tactical using the force to throw things because he didn't have the speed anymore

[@gsgaming6976]

More than 1 thing can be true at the same time =P

[@salbahejim]

That knife scene had me crying with laughter first time I saw it.

[@cameronbrett8552]

The Corridor Crew videos referred to are called Tacticool Reloads. They’ve made three and they’re all outrageous.

[@karynelizabeth6065]

There are very few movies I love more than Kung Fu Hustle. It is brilliant and absurd perfection.

[@fredrickcuriosity6368]

Welp. I know what I’m watching when I get home

[@brunomunemassa8266]

Id like to mention a quick moment in one of Donnie Yen's movies where he does Guile's grab on a guy ? Plus theres a sad/wholesome scene where he plays KOF with a guy he hurt too much.

[@rikhuntley8207]

Yuen Qiu who plays the landlady was a bond girl in The Man with the Golden Gun

[@chumorgan443]

Love this movie - Even the dub , is hilarious. Some lines might not of aged well but for me it's pure gold.

[@Symbolic-Sky]

Thank you for the list of movies I need to see

[@wbrennan2253]

Dropping an empty gun and using another loaded one is referred to as a "New York reload"

[@Jason-fm4my]

The best reload scene is somehow randomly the final gunfight scene of 1969 True Grit😂

[@MegumiZero]

Double curveball: He actually loves Tuxedo for the plot, proof = it was on the tip of his tongue.

[@tanmayrai2003]

fact fiend disappeared from my homepage a couple years ago, it's back here again, like shawty's a melody stuck in my head...

[@wthteevo]

The video brad was talking about is called tacticool reloads by corridor

[@-_._._-]

I looooove Kung-Fu Hustle and Shaolin Soccer.

[@lazylazerrsp8781]

I used to watch these movies as a kid, and it became my typical "oh they're from this movie" even if I saw older films haha. Greatest set of movies to get someone into martial arts films too. I only watched the ip man series because I was so into kungfu hustle, Shaolin soccer, and to a lesser extent kung pao. Kung pao to me was an ugly duckling and it flew over my head for the longest time that it was intentionally bad dubbing haha.

[@michl4800]

Absolutely great film dude

[@logantaylor2900]

Kung-fu hustle is my dads favorite movie when he was growing up and after he showed it to me i fell in love with it

[@HeavenlySword]

My favourite Stephen Chow films are the Fight Back to School trilogy he did,

[@---l---]

Such an incredible film. The more I learn about it, the better it gets

[@ScootaGray]

If you have any friend that says NO to the question "have you seen Kung Fu hustle?' you need to be a better friend lol. KFH is the epitome of cult classics. Anyone mentioning it as their favorite movie is a chad❤

[@GeebusCrust]

If, in the next stream, Brad doesn't say that he has since watched Kung-fu Hustle, I'm gonna riot even if I have to do it alone

[@iloveyourmomalot1one]

My dad rented a VHS of Tuxedo. Never returned it, so I watched it like at least once a week.

[@petercottonswab6135]

You got me with the Kung Fu Hustle thumbnail bud

[@hotrodmike7581]

The Tailor (Chi Ling Chiu) is the guy who taught my Shifu. I got to meet him last summer. hoping to be able to go too China for competition this up coming summer.

[@teeroux]

I love Kung fu hustle. Now knowing the story of the land lady. I have to watch it again.

[@DeepFleeceheart]

Among my friend circle, we called The Rundown "The Rockdown"

[@diplyfishstink6884]

This channel deserves 5 mil

[@ryurc3033]

I've been saying that for 4 years

[@Doctor_Clump]

Remember the dark tower: gunslinger movie? If you read the books you'd think the movie would feature some of the best reload shots ever.. they screwed that movie up so bad

[@kelsyclark221]

Speaking on throwing the gun away rather than reloading it, my personal favorite example of that is from borderlands 2, where one of the gun manufacturers has explosive guns that you throw away when the clip is empty and then a new exact copy of the gun materializes in your hands.

[@jkyle1018]

Chocolate is the most underrated awesome action movie ever. Would like to see the boys talk about it.

[@rowandax6189]

My biggest issue with Star Wars 4 is that why wouldn't Obi Wan keep up his physical form as well as his mental? I did martial arts for years and a 75 year old man joined. He was frail and slow. As you'd expect. But... I left to study with a different school and I came back a few years later to say hi to everyone and here was this 80 year old man, no longer frail, no longer weak and slow. He was now teaching and it was apparent just by looking at him that he commanded respect, that he was as fit as a teenager. I was so proud of him. Point of the story, martial arts is one of the best things you can do for yourself. I suppose it doesn't matter which one, but if they don't emphasize breathing then it's probably not very good.

[@Anthonygt92]

This is the first video of yours in years that appeared in my feed 🤔

[@bigpurplepops]

Kung Fu Hustle might actually be the funniest kung fu movie of all time; easy 10/10 recommend for the watch. All the funnier that netflix at least in my country has every dub except english lmao.

[@ravenreaper754]

my understanding is the in more recent starwars media, its said that lightsabers do have some decent weight, but its all obviously in the hilt so it barely matters

[@edgydoggo8647]

I dunno about a contender for coolest reload, but would like to throw down any one of the unique tediore reloads in the borderlands series as a fun reload, guns with legs, homing shotgun and all that jazz

[@mcdizzle2855]

Thanks Karl for educating people 🔥🙌🏻🔥

[@ArtamisBot]

I wasn't planning on watching yet... but I saw The Land Lady and had to click.