Films Featuring Filipino Martial Arts - Kali

Kali demonstrated in Various Feature Films.
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List of movies/television series featured in order of appearance in this edit
1. The Bourne Identity
2. Captain America : The Winter Soldier (not in Original Edit)
3. I, Frankenstein
4. The Bourne Supremacy
5. Alvin Hsing Vs. Bryan Sloyer
6. The Bourne Ultimatum
7. Alex Hashioka Vs. Bryan Sloyer
8. Taken 2
9. Formless
10. Furious 7
11. The Book of Eli
12. Quantum of Solace
13. Game of Death
14. The Hunted
15. Ninja Assassin
16. 300
17. Arrow
18. Under Siege
19. Rambo 3
20. Out for Justice
21. Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever

[@kiloindiadelta]

Every mother in the Philippines knows this martial art. When children are misbehaving or hard headed, they whip out a broom, slipper, or anything they can get their hands on and perform Kali on their child. No matter how the child evades, the mother always hits her mark.

[@jayvila5314]

Hahaha. Awesome pare kid86. Hail the king of kali but bow our heads to the Ace of Kali. No early morning wake up to practice for years and she don't crack a bone out of your limbs but their guidance whip is sweet and so powerful. Long live the Ace of Kali...

[@helend1618]

kid86 hahahaha true

[@dr.davidwho4053]

😁😆

[@jimboynuer5898]

Hahahhahahah lol

[@GoldenEagle_Matariki_Kaleolani]

Epic comment, oh boy. That makes Night Wing so proud !! I need to work harder on my double stick (beside Bojutsu) !!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKPGeJ-QeZWksNk

[@siennameenah4947]

Kali was conceptualize with a very precise goal: to kill your opponent swiftly and efficiently. Close-range full contact combat utilizing most parts of the body or anything your hands can get a hold of as weapons. Kali is deadly. It's for combat, it's not made for sports, that's probably why some have seen impracticality in the aspect of application such as in sparring or sports demonstrations. Kali in it's "diluted" or less lethal form is made into art but when in it's real form it's a skill. A very deadly, very effective one. It's a fighting system more than a martial arts.

[@jonton12swee]

It's a combative martial art. Not a sport.

[@hihe530]

The term martial arts refers to all of the various systems of training for combat that have been arranged or systematized. Generally, these different systems or styles are all designed for one purpose: physically defeating opponents and defending against threats. In fact, the word 'martial' derives from the name Mars, who was the Roman god of war.

[@hihe530]

Kali /Arnis/Eskrima/Balintawak = martial arts.

[@hubertpagao6753]

Some martials arts is for sports, some are for war,

[@2res]

When we were grade 4 primary school it was part of our rhythmic exercises every morning but they remove the curriculum. After a few years I found out that the Department of Education of the Philippines remove it because it was unstable for sports. At those year they tried to make it a sport but due to the fatal blows and unpredictable hits (smart opponent) of skillful player’s. There is no body armor that can protect the opponent in sparring practices and tournaments. And believe me it can bring permanent injuries even death.

[@mellowsheit9276]

Damn just imagine if Philippines sustained this type of combat They'll be one of the most deadliest Asian people I hope Philippines will continue to strive and restore their culture and pride Rooting for Philippines to be Great again from 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧 sending love and support to 🇵🇭

[@claudedealgerobelia9289]

Kali is very much alive in Ph military. Americans sometimes come to Ph to learn Kali from Ph soldiers.

[@bosaciousbagginocious7475]

@@claudedealgerobelia9289 true. I personally think it does not go on public often because of how lethal and valuable it is. Imagine a robber with Kali training.

[@code066funkinbird3]

@@bosaciousbagginocious7475 filipino or muslim still pride on our homeland country philippine

[@brawlstarsunofficial4368]

@@bosaciousbagginocious7475 that robber will easily kill our chubby cops😂

[@bdpv025]

@@brawlstarsunofficial4368 😂

[@mrflip-flop3198]

The thing about Kali is that it's one of the most realistic styles of fighting. No sweep kicks, spinning kicks, none of those acrobatic stuff that's easy to dodge and leaves you with so many openings. Kali is used in very close quarter combat that uses disarming techniques when you're at a disadvantage, pounding techniques when you want to weaken your opponent's arms/legs by punching/kicking their biceps, and knuckle techniques that is mainly used to attack the joints (elbow, shoulder, knees). A really effective style of fighting that's good against street fights or other martial arts technique. The first thing you need to do in fighting your enemy is to make them weak so you could easily finish them off.

[@jonton12swee]

Kali is about defanging the snake. Remove all physical threat... Multiple attackers in street fights

[@code066funkinbird3]

@@jonton12swee yes similar to russian systema

[@stephanlude5951]

But not as it's taught way too often. Sure there is great technical training. But often the student doesn't really know what exactly he practices. And the risk with fancy drills is that you get used to many movements you should NOT try in the certain context. FMA has a similiar trend then Karate what developed from a fighting art to more a way of self perfection than self defence. So the roots get lost over the time. But it's not only a problem of THAT art but of most of them. Peaceful times accelerate that knowledge gets lost. Also technical training doesn't mean only that whatever techniques are taught. Often tactics are missing, too. And to be honest: If you fight like on most tournaments with uncountable strikes and very much protection gear it is really deadly. For all participants.

[@sharonkaczorowski8690]

When I kicked a guy using a flying kick out of the air, I decided then an there that nonsense did not belong on the street.

[@fmalegends5001]

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[@FlorenzRyanSotelo]

Do you think the FIlipino Game called "Patintero" was designed to train Filipino Children how to attack and defend as a group? I would love to see Patintero game being played with players carrying arnis sticks while attacking and defending using Kali.(This is just a wild idea)

[@etriganthedemon666]

Hmm interesting

[@1trilliontiktokfollowers691]

What the fuck. Mind blown

[@iamnothorny2041]

Woah

[@spikespeagle8319]

Really?

[@venuzfloria6316]

I used to pulled their hair when they don’t let pass😂🤣

[@killer72147]

My whole family knows Kali specially my Mom when Im not doing house chores .She uses broom stick and slippers .just imagine my dad ,grandpa,my sis . but mom is on grandmaster

[@kimraxblue1020]

Hahaha...

[@amaliahmontefalcodelmoral651]

Hahaha..

[@decimo7545]

I heard that among those grand masters, some can use slippers as an alternative.

[@papaalpha9425]

My mother is also a grandmaster using ah stick called walis tambo

[@jasperjayme3012]

LOL

[@imllendream]

Kali is the oldest term used in FMA dating back 1600 or even earlier. There were big tribes in Luzong (now Luzon) and particular part in Visayas like Bohol, Cebu, etc. were they have extremely skilled warriors that the kingdoms of Borneo, Indonesia, Malaysia (before it was united), and even in Hong Kong & China, would call/hire them for help whenever their kingdom struggles to win a war. They're a killing machines during those times that a small compact unit of 10 could slaughter 40 or more enemy warriors. After Ferdinand Magellan was brutally killed in the war, Spaniards studied and learned about our complex cultures and noticed common weakness: "Gold & Power". That's how Legaspi started his soft approach and with the aid of Vatican Friars. They used gold & power to divide the kingdoms & tribes so that they would kill each other, followed with Christian religion to tone & tame them, and later on turning them into vassals. During the middle part of Spanish rules, Filipinos slowly were taken back to their senses and build up direct & indirect resistance. Because we were deprived of guns supply, our old lethal combat system was revived. The rest was history.

[@Zeus_DV917]

Gun powders supplied by China to the West. the supot Nations against the Hebrews.

[@ryogahibiki1641]

Thanks for the history lesson but ancient Philippines had gunpowde, cannons and guns. Ancient cities were highly fortified with cannons. Ancient Philippines ships had cannons to protect against raiding. Ancient Kampangpangans exported guns to ancient Thailand.

[@imllendream]

@@ryogahibiki1641 , Yes there were those bronze & iron canons, and as I can recall, Rajah Sulayman has one of the few biggest ones at 17ft long. Having close economic & partly military/political relations with China that dates back to more or earlier than 1000AD, as well as with Taiwan, Thailand, Brunei, it isn't a surprise that bigger native kingdoms would eventually adapt gun powders & canons - as well as their production. However, after it was way too late for Filipinos to realise that they're already under the tyranny of Spaniards, chances of producing or even importing such technology was already non-existing during 300 years of Spanish rule whereby strick curfews were conducted every night and whenever 2 or more people caught by Spanish intelligence & their assets doing or even just talking against the Spanish Govt't, they could be put to prison or punished by death.

[@joshuabalbuena3880]

They should make a movie about this. Call it "Eskrimadors"

[@phoebelyngonzales3899]

@@Zeus_DV917 really?

[@brownwanderer3000]

There are still unknown forms of kali and eskrima in the philippines.

[@andoylanggid]

In almost all town, a certain village would always be identified as the most warlike, uncivilized and belligerent. Ten to one, this is the village that has the most virulent, most effective and deadliest fighting arts. Avoid this villages, your grandparents would tell you.

[@kimraxblue1020]

It is called 12 pares in visayas..

[@charlespangilinan6351]

@@andoylanggid that's called Tondo, Maynila. Loljk

[@martdeleon5918]

@@kimraxblue1020 Doce Pares?

[@jonton12swee]

I am part of Cacoy Doce Pares... he said there's unknown styles. Not just Doce Pares

[@fredaguelo]

Unbeknowns to many, Fklipino martial arts is integrated in our native dances like tinikling, fandNgo sa ilaw, maglalatik, etc. Our ancestors had to hide it from the Spaniards. Altho schooled in karate & judo, i was easily defeated by my father who's style was unknown to me until he taught me. Its close quarters combat with holds (layug), wraps, using all body parts as weapon. It also has quick leaps & wrestling (dumog). It specializes in sword & knife fighting

[@jonton12swee]

Pretty cool

[@catedoge3206]

Great information.

[@kevin080592]

kaya pala ang maglalatik. parang empty hand combat ang dating

[@santiagoabalos7564]

Kumuesta ... and yeah, I can relate! My father did the same to me, he just picked me apart with a rolled-up SJ Mercury Sunday Edition.

[@mylsmagayon]

When we were kids..we were train by our mothers to dodge the brooms, belts etc... Being Kali experts in Filipinos started really young in training...hahaha

[@eelchiong6709]

Only you hard-headed ones. I was a 😇.

[@geralddumlao4565]

Blocking and dodging is no effect.,every filipino mom's attack is precise and on point.,.,

[@MrFrankFurter]

Could never dodge mama pulling me across the floor by my hair and forcing me to kneel on a hard floor with arms out by my side for half an hour..........she's Waray-Waray.

[@ryujisusapphire9511]

@@geralddumlao4565 tbh every Asian moms are very hard to counter. Filipino Moms are known for being unpredictable in Kali. Same goes to Indo moms using their Silat technique and the rest goes on. They're deadlier than Military personnels. 🤣

[@keithskaran2698]

Kali has other forms, like arnis, eskrima, sikaran....... In Arnis you sometimes use dual wielding sticks or single stick..... The sticks has two type, the Heavy Baton, that can break you're bones, because it gives you more power when hitting you're opponent, and Light Baton, that can wound enemies, giving you much more speed attacking. Eskrima is the same with Arnis, except it use bladed weapons, such as sword, axe, and knives. Sikaran use kicks, often use when you don't have weapon. My favorite is knives, giving speed and very deadly once hit.

[@jeffersonmcomen7226]

Sikaran is an Indonesian Martial Art.

[@jescruz5465]

Nope its Filipino, the name is tagalog (sikad-an)(kick sport)

[@liefdekovenpierceabad1821]

The original purpose of stick is the basic training if you know how to use it you know how to use our filipino sword kalis🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭 from lapu lapu sword thats a filipino sword

[@jonton12swee]

Don't forget spear (bunkaw). shield (kalasag). Espada y Daga (Sword and Dagger). Kerambit (Indonesians use it too in Silat).

[@GoldenEagle_Matariki_Kaleolani]

Personally I just use 2 wooden sticks (real nice ones) its safer with Eskrima (^__^) The single long stick is used for Bojutsu (personal favourite).

[@zazakim2398]

How international films are being admired for good fighting scenes using Philippine martial arts, a "pride" that action film directors and actors in the Philippines don't use for local movies, such a terrible fact!!

[@mark72141]

True. Foreigners recognize and appreciate Filipino martial art and not Filipinos themselves.

[@Spade_XI]

That's because most local movies are geared towards drama while the action films are focused more on how to converse in the middle of a gunfight.. 😂

[@kevin080592]

korny kase ang mga ibang pinoy. mas gusto ang mga kilig kilig, kabitan, love team, hugot hugot at kabaduyan

[@alphajed7700]

Don't worry, Philippine military cherished it well.

[@code066funkinbird3]

@@mark72141 for me I'm a Filipino but yeah they can share our cultural martial arts too

[@mark72141]

A Filipino martial art that's long overdue for recognition.

[@yancybaluyot5597]

Kali is not for art its design to kill the enemy effectively so its not a game

[@asianguy1700]

zozo i feel like this should be a famous quote.

[@iwatchstuffs7933]

Actually it fits the charcter of Bucky so well

[@jastinesimon9177]

Yes that is art of killing and we used it to the invaders b4

[@CaptPandesal0215]

It can also used in self defense Right.

[@GMinfoTech-cf8gf]

@@CaptPandesal0215 it depends on you were to use for god or for bad.

[@Someguythatlikespizza]

When I was in High School we were taught the basic defense movements of Kali just for self defense but they didn't teach us the striking movements but our PE teacher since he was cool as a cucumber, he told us in secret that he could teach us some stuff if we didn't inform the principal haha. I remember he used to come with us jogging to CCP every sat and sunday morning and that's where we trained.

[@phoebelyngonzales3899]

Cool🙂

[@ginglee4199]

Ccp??!!!

[@panchomunoz3]

@@ginglee4199 Cultural Center of the Philippines.

[@marxchristian6548]

In kali you don't need spin because it can get you killed.

[@Arcana437]

You may not need to, but you may used it as well, depends on the situation though.

[@beadlekentot6231]

Kali is the FMA of the Southernmost Philippines- Mindanao. Mostly with knives and swords by the muslims. They also shields before. Escrima is the FMA of the middle part of the Philippines - Visayas. Always being the victims of slavery by the slavetraders in Mindanao, the Visayans have learned the twirls and snaps used for infighting. Arnis is the FMA of the Northern Philippines - Luzon. The martial art was first used tribe against tribe then against all colonizers. This FMA could be the one better in long range.

[@strykrpinoy]

Inaccurate, Kali is a mix of the 13 major schools across pinas. (San Miguel for instance is Cebu , Balintawak is mindoro/southern tagalog).

[@myethdato1722]

Kali a cold drinks from san miguel 👍

[@beadlekentot6231]

@@myethdato1722 now that is a good reply. hahaha

[@beadlekentot6231]

@@strykrpinoy Found some books in the Rizal Library on these and through my thesis as I interviewed the Gialogo brothers, one of which is the coach of the national team. Kali came from the word Kalis which is the ancient sword of the moros.

[@JBlue-pw3fd]

Kaya pala dati nong bata pa 'ko sobrang hilig ni Lolo sa mga Hollywood movie kasi nakikita niya yung sarili niya at paborito niyang martial art. Now I already know

[@Konsertt]

The sad thing about this, I've watched a lot of Filipino action films and never have I seen this Martial arts being used in their films. It just goes to show that a lot of Filipino's doesn't know their own culture or they don't know how to use it properly. Cause most of them are probably focused more on other people's arts and culture than their own.

[@coffeelover9265]

Agreed. Filipinos need to know their history, pre colonial times (pre Spanish, pre American & pre Japanese colonial times).

[@brawlstarsunofficial4368]

They used this, if I remember there's a movie FPJ that used this technique and in other movies too like ang Probinsyano There's many action movies used this technique maybe you just didn't notice

[@charlesxchaves]

Filipino films are most focused on drama and romance. Any action scenes would involve guns and vehicles. I suppose its because if they want to include Kali then the actors should have either already learned the art or be interested in it enough to learn it which is mostly not the case

[@magadyak]

kali - the way of the muslim Mindanao with knives and in history as i have studied with a shield escrima - skirmish - the most flipping hand style of FMA best for infighting Arnis - the Luzon based fighting with emphasis on long sticks on both hand

[@supremeverdict359]

Mang Mags don't forget the warays have instant kill magic call Barang kali are no match for them 🤣

[@justamoogle5268]

Kali is the modernize form combining fma like arnis/eskrima, dumog,sikaran and Silat. Arnis and eskrima is identical to each other, eskrima only being a Spanish word for fencing While eskrima is the

[@laineylois]

that's the best way i've heard anyone put it. thank you!

[@louisevaldez3751]

Yes in record but in Luzon they called them headhunters or bird dancers they used bolo or knives and stick too ...Kali in famous name karit in our place the bamboo stick as we'll glad to learn other culture po

[@janreybaldonado1974]

Kali is not came from mindanao its came from visayas,.most in iloilo and bacolod region. Sprayed to other part of visayas

[@RiddaAneas]

3:08 & 4:04 the main and ancient concept of Kali, using blades particularly by the headhunters from tribal wars during precolonial period in the Philippines..

[@i_hate_mma]

Ahh yes 300 that famous Filipino battle at the hot gates where they saved Western Civilization.

[@nyx2875]

The directors didnt know what the moves the ancient spartans used, so they used the mixture of kali, gladiator and wrestling

[@andoylanggid]

If they use actual Greek moves, Sirtaki will be played as background music,.

[@isabellerodil7124]

@@nyx2875 They could've used some pankration too to add some semblance of authentic Greek but, admittedly, it wouldn't account for the armed portion of the fighting.

[@francisbawasanta6310]

lol.

[@Jarlemoore1]

@@nyx2875 I'll put it like this when your outnumbered like those Spartans were you use every fighting move you can muster, besides the Spartans used the Phalanx as showed then in hand to hand they used Pankration which is deadly as anything out there, the sword and shield action shown would have been done Hoplites all over Greece. Before they fell they were fighting with their hands and teeth in order the body of their king away from the Persian.

[@code066funkinbird3]

Where daredevil from marvel and nightwing from DC They have high tech Arnis that armed with many types of technology that form into many different form weapons and firearms inside an Arnis

[@amateruss]

Magellan tried to conquer a small village a long time a go but he got Kali'd.

[@fidelthaddeusborja524]

So why did Magellan go down the ship when they had the big guns and muskets on board? Maybe he wanted to check if his skill with the spanish sword can defeat the natives" Kampilan. Maybe he saw the natives showiing off their kali sword dance moves and Magellan got challenged.

[@joydiala7602]

so now you know! you can’t mess with Filipinos 🇵🇭

[@snowtrekker7]

The Rambo III clip is not Kali. It is the Thai art of Krabi Krabong, sister art to Muay Thai. Harold "Nature Boy" Diamond, (He was born Harold Roth), was a Muay Thai practitioner and Kickboxing champion with a record of 17-2. BTW: The guy Rambo is fighting, is Harold Diamond.

[@zplitterz]

snowtrekker7 yeah right. That's awesome you the guys name. I just noticed he had good technique and Krabi form with the look of a real fighter.

[@mjt6344]

the best movie that featured Kali was the movie THE HUNTED, benicio del Toro and Tommy Lee Jones

[@Spade_XI]

I believe the art they used in The Hunted is called Sayoc Kali or Sayoc Fighting System which came from PTK but slightly different as they train in knife throwing as well..

[@lyzellee1139]

Both my grandparents know this especially my grandpa. He used Kali to fight bad guys on streets and my grandma judo and they trained me when I still young although for self defense only since I never wanted to go to jail if I may kill someone out of a prank / bully thats not worthy to brutally deal with.

[@nahkoratan9673]

I am one of the many people who survived a dangerous situation using this Filipino Martial Art when someone tried to ambush me to conduct robbery. Luckily that person used a knife instead of a gun because I would be dead if it was a gun. The best thing about this martial art is that you can use anything in your surrounding as your weapon. That experience is very traumatizing. If fear covered me during that time, despite my knowledge on FMA, I would be dead but thankfully I dead not cower in fear. I trained this Martial Art since I was a kid. Joining sports competition in the Philippines and luckily won a Gold medal in "Palarong Pambansa" or National games. Without this Martial Art, I don't know what would happen to me during that time.

[@ARTDEVGRU247]

What technique did you use, and how did he come at you with the blade?

[@worldtraveler7048]

Our forefathers use Kali during the 1896 Philippine Revolution against Spain, Filipino-American War (1899-1902), Moro-American War (1899-1913), and the Japanese occupation during WWII (1942-1945).

[@denroselindayao186]

The art of Kali uses fist knives and sword but the most interesting is that the Kali can apply the whole body for weapon.

[@kayeeeeeeeeeee]

Old guard has just been added here 😁

[@MUSICSTATIONBAND]

Kali is the source of the "wind talker" idea.. some asmple codes. KALI - go : take a bath you smell. KALI - wat : annoying relatives. KALI - mot : hmm, this one, I can't remember. KALI - wa : leftist communist bastards. KALI - bog : confucius thinking. KALI - sarap : cold beer...

[@qexon1]

KALI - bang lang na do.

[@anonymousviewer2165]

Moms master Kali the moment they have a kid 😂

[@jeffreymeeks4051]

I've been interested in Kali for quite some time but I can't find any academy or facility that offers it where I live in Florida? Does anyone here know of a place in Florida?

[@alagadngespiritusanto7190]

Go here in Philippines if you want to learn

[@ricksterdrummer2170]

@@alagadngespiritusanto7190 You wanna pay for the plane ticket? lol

[@marcjosephconstantino3940]

Search for Doug marcaida

[@kross777rlsh9]

Wow that 300 fight scene had escrima and captain america ?$ Thats awesome ! So mamy modern classics her i saw in the past that had eacrima and i never knew !!

[@jansenreolada1687]

FYI one of Bruce Lee's close friends is a Filipino. He even taught Bruce Lee about FMA (Filipino Martial Art) especially the Kali from one stick to double sticks. In this video, you can see the opponent of Bruce Lee... That's him

[@zeroeightization]

Guro Dan Inosanto

[@santiagoabalos7564]

Guro Inosanto's FMA lineage is very impressive. Check out his demonstration at the Smithsonian on KZbin.

[@HariOmRadhaKrishna]

I used to teach E-K-A classes, but it's 2020, so now it's online Eskrima-Kali-Arnis. Great list!

[@nestorjr.densing1977]

We used to practice Arnis/Kali back in Highschool. It was part of the curriculum.

[@etnadayasiv5449]

Our P.E back in the 80s was arnis

[@krewland7041]

book of eli is my favourite movie i knew it the fighting movement is familiar is kali

[@evilangelist]

The 300 is like how filipinos beat magellan.

[@beadlekentot6231]

No shields and swords according to history. Just fire hardened sticks were used by Lapu-Lapu. I'll try to look for the source but this is what I read.

[@thatoneguy2546]

And also the Yultong war that happend in korea in 1950, where 4,000 Filipinos are against 41,000 Chinese and actually managed to hold them at bay.

[@zyrusodivilas1391]

how filipinos beat the battle of yultong 400.000 chinese and 1400 pilipinos

[@zentimacy485]

@@zyrusodivilas1391 Filipinos Beat The Massive Chinese Army Because Of Courage And Faith To God

[@navilennon8590]

@@zyrusodivilas1391 40000 only not 400,000 idiot

[@potato3018]

Ahh yes filipino martial arts aka the most hardcore one

[@MrAlipatik]

300 probably more realistic. Coz they hit and chop the hands..

[@omicron5128]

Now for one movie that shows Kali all the time, The Raid

[@renatogonzales1155]

its pancak silat

[@omicron5128]

@@renatogonzales1155 Oh yeah lol

[@guildjayarts7958]

The Hunted of Del Toro and Tommy Lee Jones. It was an exercise drill for the u.s military

[@pinacolada111]

kali was what killed magellan, lol!

[@deeznuts5969]

no they use a bow to kill Magellan

[@richardunica3542]

Lapu lapu born in borneo.

[@renatzkigab2616]

@@deeznuts5969 Are you nuts what joke coming from an idiot. Lol wtf!

[@alarictos]

and gunpowder to colonize the philippine islands.

[@code066funkinbird3]

@@renatzkigab2616 bruuh it was one of lapu lapu allied killed it

[@DanRizzuto]

so many of these films have the wrong choreographer listed on them.

[@paperbagman1529]

Is that Sir Dan Inosanto against Bruce Lee?

[@sran5947]

Yes...

[@TheKb117]

Inosanto was also choreographed and fought with Seagal on that bar/billiard hall clip. fyi

[@joeycarter2994]

You forgot cyborg, choreographed by Sifu Blake's Loong.

[@fracassopilosopo4245]

When i was a young boy and scolded by my mom she used broomstick,slippers,belt and ladle to hit me and i used my both hands to defend my self hahahaha

[@cianmeta4071]

Kali is made of pilipino fighter...

[@user-ge4dp]

at 3:40 in real life a filipino defeated bruce lee you can search it on google or at youtube

[@bottech1724]

What most people don't knoW is that Filipino martial arts practitioners actually join death matches. The FMA is basically a family based art and family members fight for family pride. Death matches were banned in 1948. One family in Cebu lost a lot of family members. So to some people who are saying this is fake, that is insulting to the art. The original family based martial arts were deadly, intended to kill with minimal movement. The recent "westernization" of the secretive family based martial arts leadto incorporation of movements that are fancy. FMA is originally intended for street fighting. BJJ is an adaptation of Japanese kodokan judo and was never intended as a martial arts for street fighting, where more than 2 combatants might be involved. Being on the ground with so many involved is a disadvantage. Its origin was for one on one matches. BJJ is an advantage in MMA octagon or ring but under street fight? Here is just one story and there are so many Cebu based FMA practitioners who are old enough who would attest to the existence of death matches. www.villabrillelargusakali.com/about-2/grandmaster-floro-villabrille

[@lahingkayumanggi]

This is what my ancestor lapu lapu use to kill Magellan This is kali/eskrima the Filipino form of martial arts.

[@BigJimbo106]

Why wasn’t equilibrium or Blade 1&2 part of this?

[@1trilliontiktokfollowers691]

I'm quite sad that most of the Filipinos now didn't have the opportunity to learn and understand this "Filipino" martial arts.

[@ryanastillero4693]

It can kill that's why. Want to fight a robber who knows kali?

[@rannytabrosa5162]

I'm from Cebu, Philippines my late father told me Garuti/Arnis/Kali was used as a self-defense/offense to disable or kill opponents fast. This was the main style of our ancestors (tribes). We still have that one black crude sword passed down from our ancestors.

[@shortsatisfyingrandomasmr7849]

Did you know lapu-lapu or one of our national heroes in Philippines is a grandmaster of eskrima/kali even his subordinates are his training partner , that’s why they easily defend their land against the Spanish invader.

[@escatxieinock1380]

bwisit lagi talaga mga traidor at hunger power no...panira ng kasaysayan at pahirap sa taong bayan with greed

[@fidelthaddeusborja524]

So why did Magellan go down the ship when they had the big guns and muskets on board? Maybe he wanted to check if his skill with the spanish sword can defeat the natives' Kampilan. Maybe he saw the natives showing off their kali sword dance moves and Magellan got challenged.

[@shortsatisfyingrandomasmr7849]

@@fidelthaddeusborja524 excuse me? At first magellan ask lapu lapu about spices and later convince him to convert christianity but lapu-lapu refuse which go south on having a battle which is what we called battle of mactan and magellan and his crew has supply of guns and musket but they're unprepared of the BATTLE SPIRIT of the group of lapu-lapu and their technique on handling spear and broadsword which is why in eskrima there's a weapon used to train which include broadsword and spear and the result was lapu-lapu overturn the guns and muskeets of magellan due to fighting techniques 😁.not because you have guns means you already win.. it comes down to spirit and techniques you have.

[@tsuzukadesu]

It was said that FMA/Kali fighters were hired to fight in other countries during the Pre-hispanic times. Looking at these films, makes me realize why they are sent in those missions. Geez, they're like killing machines

[@generalmaul4615]

I just want to take a moment to point out how much better the short films are shot compared to their hollywood counterparts. You can see every action instead of just a series of blurry jump cuts that try to hide how bad their choreography is...

[@badtotodilech.1613]

I'm a kali or arnis student.... Our art originated from pilipino using matchetes thats why its unique, you can see it because what the other countries weapons does not fit it unlike pilipino weapon, matchete and bolo. They use sticks since spanish banned it because it's deadly, so they secretly practice using sticks.

[@brandonmasters7819]

They missed Resident Evil Apocalypse. The scene where she duel wields the expandable batons against the Nemesis.

[@rakucranel4481]

Kali is a weapon base Martial art when I was a kid I used a broom to fight 😂😂 me and my friend love to arnis back then

[@neilhendrixb.ibajan8727]

Lmao me too I think it's innate in Filipino people even with the kids who try those weapon based fighting it's like something that is residing inside us haha

[@ariseuguncalves826]

We use pencils and ballpen as knives to settle disputes in school. I remember myself almost got hit in the eye.

[@keithskaran2698]

No it's not a weapon base, it defends on how you use it, either with weapons or bare hands, either way, it is very deadly when mastered.

[@gabsterrivera5674]

raku cranel it is MOSTLY weapon based, but it can be translated to empty-handed fighting style, which is its fundamental element

[@andoylanggid]

Kali is deadly. You start with blades for the main reason you want to kill your opponent. Its no use starting empty handed as you will be mostly dead, or full of stab wounds. The most experts of practitioner could do without a weapon. In the villages of the Philippines, a man without a bolo willing to fight a bolo weilding man is the epitome of bravery and means either of only two things .. he is extremely stupid or extremely superior in his knowledge of fighting skills. You could say Kali is the reverse of other martial arts. You start learning with weapons but progress to such level that you don't need weapon.

[@christiangabrieljarlego7669]

Im doubting when you show 300 cause basically greeks have their own martial arts in terms of sword, because greece is the first to have a tradition in europe, please explain it

[@rjabrogar3492]

So that means kali is just used in movies if its rod or knife fights?

[@RMF--yv5ez]

It is a form of how they using a knife. Normal person didn't use a knife with a form. Watch it again and you will see the difference. Or its better you to watch how kali works.

[@pogikone9141]

They use sticks too

[@rjabrogar3492]

Vien Garcia rods are more like sticks

[@MrJhalexis]

Sticks and knives are just an extension of your hands, take them away and your hands become as lethal as a weapon. You can transfer your drills with weapons to hand to hand combat. I've done so many martial arts but Eskrima is the bad ass if you understand the philosophy behind the art.

[@LDSCMZKMI]

Kali is flexible, a deadly martial art to kill, either hand to hand, hand vs weapon, improvise weapon, defense, block and counter, even foot etc.

[@JustCallMeElle]

300 was like... When the Spaniards came to the Philippines and the tribesmen fought them? JK.

[@phoebe3122]

Ah kali, a one light yet most dangerous art in the world

[@yeqo6439]

Kali is a martial arts that is about finishing your enemy before he could do it first.

[@yeqo6439]

That's what Lapu Lapu used

[@bahaygamingatbp7019]

to sum it all up. most filipino are born warriors.. the problem is.. some if get insulted, mistreated, abused. sometimes doesn't end well to any abuser. when we fight we finish.. dont under estimate us. we i come in peace,, mga idol

[@escatxieinock1380]

noon yun marami n mngggmit at selfish so as it say

[@joshrillo]

They're all doing this in the American/Western movies but we can't even make a decent fighting scene here in the Philippines.

[@ST-dm3zb]

100% true

[@kanawaydomingo2979]

Hindi na yan kailangan ni Cardo..hehe

[@charlesxchaves]

That is due to the quality of the equipments, technology and cinematography

[@windsofwinds]

Yup the 300 Cut here was using Kali in Shield and Itak (medium sword ). :-D

[@kanduyog1182]

No offence to anyone but does america have any traditional martial arts* or the like, i mean the uk has fencing and it also uses swords, but what about america?

[@EliteMoney888]

Rhee Sung Chun리성천 they have dickmartial art

[@MrShiki1134]

its called Gunfu!!! the martial arts of gun....

[@jam-kun]

art of using guns? lol

[@blackrose013]

KanDuyog118 don't they have boxing or is it from somewhere else?

[@jam-kun]

blackrose013 boxing was from ancient greece I think?

[@kennethgaming7360]

Kali is originally from Philippines

[@animejoseph3937]

Kali is not a self defense martial arts, it's an offensive combative martial arts with intent to damage, disable, and or give the oponent the final kill.

[@charlieparker5678]

What about 1991's _The Perfect Weapon_ choreographed by Rick Avery

[@santiagoabalos7564]

Interesting ... I thought Jeff Speakman and Ed Parker did the choreography? It was more Kenpo-based? I still have that flick on VHS ... LOL.

[@andylim8647]

Kali is a martial arts made to kill an enemy that is why it is not just for show. Train in Kali and learn to value life even more.

[@kellarjay0422]

Kali is the most practical martial arts which widely used by military special forces.. no fancy sweep kick, or kung fu bs hand sign... hand to hand or with any practical pointy thing can be a weapon in kali...

[@jophetjunus7412]

My Mom is Asthmatic but inside the house is using Kali(if we run away), arnis (broomstick and belt) it really made big mark on us! Hahahahha love u Ma where ever you are!

[@thisnigga2053]

Always remember that kali is for killing in the old days

[@GMinfoTech-cf8gf]

famous martial arts that will be used to defend yourself or to kill someone. anything on your hand can be used as a weapon or defense. or your barely own hand can be used to kill.

[@TheSubwaysurfer]

So glad i learned this art years before it became fashionable

[@kerwintabasa3207]

wait but why kali on a spartan?

[@code066funkinbird3]

Kali is use also in knifes

[@jayvila5314]

Furious 7 arms too wide @2:58 and whole sequence. It's painful to watch this way. It could have been guided a bit more

[@ricksterdrummer2170]

They’re not supposed to be Kali experts in the movie...

[@fanvanice]

I saw a movie as a teenager, in the 80s i guess, where a blind guy learned to fight with sticks. Does anyone know the name of that movie?

[@arvinsanolin3110]

look how Young Inosanto is duking it out against Legend Bruce Lee … both so young and in their prime!!!

[@mykeegetsit]

The problem with the bourne series is its camera work lol

[@riley7029]

That's the trick to make the fight scene real fast, looking like a real one.

[@ricksterdrummer2170]

@@riley7029 That not necessarily a good thing.

[@riley7029]

@@ricksterdrummer2170 yeah, but it works for a lot. If you watch it real time and in one angle, with no camera "quick movements", it will obviously show you how choreographed a fight scene is. The Asian fight scenes are different though, like when it's Tony Jaa or Jackie Chan, they can have one angle and their fight scenes are 90% real kicks to the gut or head

[@santiagoabalos7564]

I agree with Paul ... The camera work was intentional. Paul Greengrass and his cameraman said so in an interview way back when if I'm not mistaken.

[@akongvlogg9737]

Legend ever -Kali. Proud Filipino here😊

[@gianne9019]

My mom is a grandmaster of kali. Everytime i dont do chores or even not sleeping in the noon she will kick my ass while using a stick or even a belt. The metal stick is also given 🤣

[@darrenshaver9454]

In "Out for Justice" It was Aikido that was used, and not Kali, except for this One scene that yes Dan Inosanto taught Steven Segal of which it was truly Kali.

[@ravichandel8690]

makevideo on kali i want to learn it

[@HealTheWorld898MV]

I watched all this movie 🍿🍿 back then. Amazing

[@BoratfromKazakhstan]

I think its great that it is in somany movies but how about military and police around the world do they use it?

[@sherylcastro5688]

EVEN F&F has Kali. Wow!! ☺️

[@talimbeingaverythriftyghor5967]

*_If KC Undercover didn't get cancelled for an another season I wanna see Kali in a fight scene_*

[@zhenjiu]

Very nice compilation. Thanks.

[@markangheloguerrero7380]

4:34 steven seagal kali style is awesome

[@jastinesimon9177]

The deadly martial arts of the Philippines used when the spaniard came

[@worldlypersonal1042]

Stop it. Unless you are faster than a bullet, or can cut a bullet or bullets in mid-flight.

[@darko6200]

There is a missing of one movie which introduced Kali to the world: Enter the Dragon with Bruce Lee.

[@liezelandales3879]

I was trained taekwondo when I was in high school,My father taught me kali ,..attack and defense, and it's more interisting..but I didn't take it seriously..but kali Is the best ...its the survival method .

[@FilipinoMartialArtsCanada]

Even with these facts I still encounter people who do not believe that Filipino martial arts exists!