Martial Artists Break Down "The Night Comes For Us" Fight Scene | Scenic Fights

[@ScenicFights]

Thank you so much for visiting our KZbin channel! We are taking “Super Thanks” as donations for Logan’s services as a rag doll (or you can just to like, share and subscribe 💪) Which Joe Taslim movie do you like more: Mortal Kombat, The Raid or The Night Comes For Us?

[@mastercat381]

The Raid by a long shot. The others are fun but The Raid is an action masterpiece

[@scarletwolf9630]

Thank you for breakdown this fight scene. 🥰🙏 I'm sure Indonesian and foreign fans are very hype. To be honest, I'm confused about what version to request for Joe Taslim. between mortal kombat where he fought hanzo for the first time, or maybe the raid 1 when he fought mad dog. both scenes are quite brutality for me. 😁✨️ on the other hand, I'm still patiently waiting for you guys to do a breakdown of another action Indonesian movies.

[@MrBarbosaBR]

Warrior!

[@ScenicFights]

@@scarletwolf9630which other Indonesian movie would you like to see us breakdown next?

[@scarletwolf9630]

@@ScenicFights To be honest, this really confuses me. But, I'm curious. There is one movie that caught my attention. (I don't know if all of you have watched it or not.) Wiro Sableng 2018. This movie is an action comedy genre with the main character from Vino g. bastian. Lots of funny, interesting fights, also several senior action players such as Cecep and Yayan (if you guys remember them in the raid 1 or the raid 2) . After all, Only a few know how interesting and funny this movie. Maybe this will be an interesting challenge for you guys. Don't worry. I'm still holding myself back from saying the next action Indonesian film that I know of so far. 😁✨️

[@TheElbowMerchant]

Joe Taslim is also fantastic in The Night Comes for Us, and the fight scenes between him and Iko Uwais were extremely entertaining. I don't know if it was an exaggeration, but I read somewhere that the cinematographer for Mortal Kombat asked Taslim to slow down when throwing techniques, because he was so fast that the camera wasn't able to "see" his movement.

[@doomedtolove9214]

Yep that true, Joe taslim carry 20kg extra from that sub zero armor and still moved so fast

[@RomanvonUngernSternbergnrmfvus]

I don’t know why but that’s such a charming name for a film, “the night comes for us” could be so many things and is equally interesting

[@ayusaleha4452]

The cameraman of The Raid 1 also say to Iko Uwais to slow down when they do the shooting. Iko is too fast.

[@bronx6650]

Just like the bruce lee story

[@sky23papa]

it was not an exaggeration..he is a legit black belt judokan...i think they forgot to mention that he was not only a national team Judo athlete, but he is also a multiple gold medallist..he is obviously blessed with a good look and offered to be an actor, which is why he retired early as an athlete..he is among the world elite Judokan

[@vector4632]

8:11 Always surprised me how a lot of the other strikes you see don't make you cringe or "feel the pain" on yourself, but MAN, EVERYBODY that reacted to this scene flinches when they see Iko kick that metal bar. Unless the character of Iko purposefully held back on that kick in fear of exactly that happening, that's an Anderson Silva shin break, 100%.

[@ScenicFights]

Thanks for the Anderson Silva and Chris Weidman flashback🤢🤢🤢

[@flashjamer6075]

Probably because it’s more relatable. Almost none of us know what it’s like to be punched full force by a guy not wearing combat sports gloves, but all of us can relate to hitting our shin or knee on something really hard.

[@vector4632]

​@@ScenicFights You're welcome. 😂 But seriously, I'm even more certain it would be a break of that level because Iko's Character hit right on the corner of that metal beam. Smaller surface area to hit.

[@kuroyuri04]

​@@vector4632 ah, smaller area~ In light comparison with a feet that stepped full force using a very thin stiletto. 😅😅😅

[@cuckmeister3193]

​@@ScenicFightswhere have u been

[@Monty2289]

Guys. Buy Logan a soft pillow and an ice pack. Don't break him

[@JudoChefPak]

nahhh i dont like him THAT much

[@Poodlestroop]

If he dies, he dies.

[@stevenhenry9605]

"The Night Comes for Us" is probably the most violent movie I have ever seen. It's amazing, brutal, soul-crushing, and entertaining as hell. Thanks for doing this one!

[@JudoChefPak]

soul crushing indeed

[@car_enthusiasm6411]

nah wait till u see al the raid series, the corridor fight with machete, baton, the kitchen fight with kerambit

[@Elsewhereee14]

​@@car_enthusiasm6411 Series? I thought those were movies with sequel?

[@borneocoolpad7833]

​@@Elsewhereee14 series as in Mission Imposible series or John Wick Series. The Raid only hv 2 movie so far but the're always buzz that there will future spin off and sequel.

[@jevonaldiray846]

U must see the raid

[@murphythelatecomer4608]

I’m a second-degree black belt in Taekwondo…and Iko kicking his shin against that girder just killed me inside. 😣 😂

[@ScenicFights]

You can feel the pain in that sequence 😩

[@murphythelatecomer4608]

Yeah, no joke, I was clutching my leg for several minutes after watching that. Put on a heating pad and everything. 🤣

[@mrx1333]

I think we all felt that pain in our shins! I did

[@JudoChefPak]

I havent been the same since watching this schene

[@isaacyeon6334]

As a first degree black belt in TKD I felt that shin collision in my soul

[@standard-carrier-wo-chan]

I just love how visceral and "heavy" the scenes feel. You can really observe how they're hurting and tiring as the fight goes on. Perfect techniques and situational foresight became rarer and rarer, and mindless slugging becomes more prevalent as it devolves into nothing but endurance duel. Like, to the middle, you get more unfinished and cancelled techniques, and at the weapons slog at the end, Iko wasn't energetic enough to do much slashing anymore without risking his guard.

[@ericfieldman]

I'm gonna be real, I barely followed the plot, but this is a perfect mix of using the essence of the characters and the scenario to make something that is as stylized as it is ugly. The little touch of Iko starting mostly unscathed, adjusting his suit, having just saved Joe, shows the progression from him probably not thinking about any potential outcome other than winning or maybe calling a truce, to getting to where they're both pretty much dead, and definitely not anywhere close to the shape he was in before

[@fobbyts5450]

Joe taslim is mainly a judoka, but he trained other martialbarts as well in his younger days. Two at least, wushu and taekwondo. And obviously he learned some silat moves since the raid days. A truly versatile martial artist 👌🤟

[@ScenicFights]

Extremely talented martial artist. Joe Taslim is awesome.

[@UkuleleAversion]

According to Joe, he did a couple years of Wushu but the majority of his training before the Raid movies was in Judo. In fact, he was part of Indonesia's national team. He says that he learned all about striking and kicking by working with Iko and Yayan on the first Raid movie. (Got this from Scott Adkins' interview with him on The Art of Action podcast).

[@hellkisser]

Joe Taslim is Champion of South East Asia Judo Championship in Singapore 1999 Silver Medalist, SEA Games 2007 Gold Medalist PON (kinda like Indonesian Olympics) 2008

[@jashardwallington]

Silat aslo

[@TheElbowMerchant]

Dude, yes! Been looking forward to this one. I loved this movie, and even though it didn't get as much attention as the Raid movies, it proved to me that Iko Uwais is a fantastic action movie hero. Seeing him play the antagonist was a surprise too.

[@Not_So_Slim_Shady]

This final fight might be my favorite fight in any movie. It's just so intricately crafted with such detail and the stunt work is perfect. The emotion and story behind it just makes it that much better. The story telling in the fight is amazing too. Taslim is outmatched but his absolute drive and willpower keep him in the fight. So good.

[@JudoChefPak]

drive, willpower and JUDO

[@SL4PSH0CK]

Close contact, fast pace, graphic, and grounded

[@jacksonbauer5199]

Love this channel! I’m not a striker by any means, but my father was a Judo instructor for almost 40 years and I had a somewhat respectable D1 wrestling career. It’s fantastic to know there are more people out there with interests similar to mine! Keep making excellent content and we’ll keep watching.

[@ScenicFights]

Thanks for sharing your martial arts story! If you know any good judo fight scenes, let us know in the comments so we can take a look at them.

[@KillerTacos54]

LET'S GOOOO!! IT'S FINALLY OUT! I'd absolutely love to see more fights from this film be broken down. You guys did such an amazing job! Anyway, as a film I definitely like The Raid more, but that one fight from The Night Comes For Us has just stuck with me the most out of all the fights from The Raid.

[@ScenicFights]

Glad we finally was able to get this out for you KillerTacos! You may rest peacefully tonight lol

[@JudoChefPak]

U the man!

[@KillerTacos54]

@@ScenicFights Haha thank you so much guys, you've genuinely made my day - my whole year in fact. Absolute legends!

[@anuragneelam8527]

Thank you for your service (and your constant pestering)

[@KillerTacos54]

@@anuragneelam8527 Hahaha thanks bro. It's time for me to find another fight scene for them to hopefully make a video about 🤣

[@richko]

I think these breakdowns inspire so many people to practice martial arts.

[@anonymouss1270]

I’m so happy I get to see this. I wish some more stuff was elaborated on a bit more (like the kick deflection of Joe Taslim’s sharp piece of wood) but I’m extremely happy you finally covered the turtle stance throw. I also find it funny that this is the most I’ve seen scenic fights physically recoil, I also wanted to see how people would react to the pole kicking scene. Thanks for finally uploading this

[@ScenicFights]

This fight scene is brutal! Anyone would physically recoil at some of these moves. Anyways, Glad you liked it and it’s always nice to see you here in our breakdowns 💪

[@theaikidoka]

Hey Logan, just wanted to give you kudos for taking the falls. Even if you practice breakfalls a lot and have a relatively soft surface to land on, it still hurts. From my perspective, there's a lot of Jiu Jitsu techniques incorporated (other styles will see their own syllabus in here, as there's only so many ways to exploit human anatomy), and it's always impressive to see moves executed without constant cutting or forced perspectives to hide the fact that the actors can't do it for real. Joe and Iko have some serious talent.

[@ScenicFights]

At least someone appreciates me getting ragdolled lol. Thank you 💪

[@BryanRoach]

@@ScenicFights You pull off some great ukemis which I love to see since judo is criminally underrepresented in media.

[@adochild93]

Dear Lord! That kick hitting the steel beam made cry! 😭

[@isaacyeon6334]

More Pak means more Judo moves I can try in my club, thanks for the awesome upload 💪

[@ScenicFights]

Thanks for the support as always Isaac! Let us know how those Judo throws go. Be safe :)

[@thatone3590]

16:36 The person who loses a knife fight bleeds out in the street. The winner gets to bleed out in an ambulance.

[@BComet]

And with some luck, lives to see another day

[@rielo9725]

The glee on Pak’s face everytime he threatens Logan… Logan, RUN!

[@andrewah15]

The Night Comes For Us fight scene looks more like a horror movie than a martial arts movie. 😳

[@hellothere1568]

That's because the director of this film tends to make horror films more than martial arts action films. This film director has made horror films entitled "VHS 2(2013-segment Safe Heaven"), Macabre (2009), May The Devil Take You (2018), and May The Devil Take You Too (2020).

[@andrewah15]

@@hellothere1568 ok. That makes sense now. Thanks for clarifying that. 👍🏽

[@hellothere1568]

@@andrewah15 You're welcome

[@xalener]

good! Fights hurt!

[@grantpflum6844]

In this fight Joe is shown to be dominating through sheer strength and mass rather than skill. Iko's character is showing more technical skill but Joe's is just eating his blows and ragdolling Iko whenever he hits him. This fight was cool as hell to watch and it does a really good job of portraying how important size and build is in a fight.

[@JudoChefPak]

I mean we brokedown like 12 or some judo techniques but ok

[@BryanRoach]

@@JudoChefPak I did get a laugh at him describing perfectly executed throws as nothing more than dumb brute force. People who don't understand grappling arts pretty much always think there's no technique involved which is astoundingly ignorant.

[@indiangum4691]

Iko is a movie martial artist while Taslim is the real martial artist

[@indiangum4691]

@@phloriaernas2149 sounds like something an Indonesian would say lmao judo is a sports as well as a martial art and there's people like Rhonda Rousey who have taken it to mma and it's usefulness is proven. On the other hand your so called silat it doesn't matter how dangerously you explain it noone has really proven it. Maybe If one of your Indonesian fighters take it to mma and make it big then you can start talking and boasting about it

[@indiangum4691]

@@phloriaernas2149 you know there's martial arts like karate, judo and Muay Thai who can really say that since there are karate practitioners like Lyoto, GSP and even Connor who have proven it. But your so called silat sounds like some Chinese or Indian martial arts where they tell you how old it is and how powerful it is yet when it comes to real combat or even sports none of them works😂🤣🤣

[@ajinurfajri1952]

There is so much going on in this fight scene from bare fist fight to improvised weapons. The use of environment is also great here since they went to almost every obstacles/part of the warehouse. I hope you guys would do more of fight breakdowns for this movie since there are still more stuffs worth to cover. Id love to see The Operator vs Two Assassins fight scene in the upcoming breakdowns for the unusual weapon choice (The steel wire?) of one of the assassins and the bloody duel between the other ones

[@Holocoasterr]

This fight scene is BRUTAL LMAOO, also awesome breakdown Logan and Pak! You guys are very entertaining hosts

[@JudoChefPak]

i try...

[@leskaak4923]

Seeing "Breakdown 1 of 11" at min 1 annouces a GREAT video, Well done guys!

[@ScenicFights]

Thank you 💪💪💪

[@creativenickz9351]

Love Steve’s breakdowns ⚔️ I can tell he has a lot of knowledge on the subject.

[@TRPLD]

Had a crappy weekend, this picked me right back up! Thanks you guys, amazing work as always!

[@ScenicFights]

Glad we can make it better for you! You got this 💪

[@mokisaur]

I'm so hooked on these videos, you guys do breakdowns better than I've ever seen anyone do before!! Like I can actually understand the reason why these moves are done, the purpose of motion. It's so cool :D Would personally love to see some breakdowns of RDJ's Sherlock and some of his fight scenes and would LOVE to see Logan's opinion on the swordfighting in The Twilight Samurai!!

[@ScenicFights]

Happy to read that you enjoy our breakdowns! Make sure to share our channel with your friends. We get a lot of requests on Sherlock, we might have to do it!

[@mattolvera4839]

⁠@@ScenicFights please do so it would amazing to see that fight scene in Sherlock Holmes when fights in the pit

[@mykullbubbles]

Didnt expect so many judo moves here tbh. Thanks for break it down!

[@ScenicFights]

Thanks for watching! Yeah, we didn't expect so much judo in this fight scene either. Good thing we have Pak to give us a judo perspective on fight scenes.

[@davefava256]

The commentary in this is better than usual, nicely done

[@kevindaniel3010]

1:39 logan´s face its just perfect

[@sntxrrr]

1:40 That look says it all. Gold.

[@MrGenetoreve]

Jesus Christ! When Iko kicked the metal beam I literally squirmed in pain. Awesome episode nonetheless, Pak is a really great addition to your team so shoutout to him! I thought you guys just love picking on Jo since I havent seen this show,, I didnt think there would be a weapons fight. Speaking of the weapons fight, it was too scary and brutal for me. I would rather take the coffee or therapy option hahahah!

[@ScenicFights]

Don’t discount therapy fellas!

[@JudoChefPak]

u and i both

[@josephlane1614]

It seems like joe starts off almost not taking the fight seriously. Like he genuinely needed cobwebs shaken out as he does nearly everything wrong until he finally starts doing things right. This fight largely hinges on his insane endurance lasting long enough for him to take his opponent seriously.

[@ScenicFights]

Both of them have superhuman amount of endurance lol.

[@cipley]

Talking about Ito's (Joe's character) endurance...he's just finished the fight at the butcher, getting out of police captive, ass-whooping from The Operator, and warehouse fight; before fighting Arian (Iko's character). Damn he's been through hell, and this film's timeline should only be around a day; I suppose?

[@Dynamic6000]

Judo is incredible. Easily the most visually appealing grappling art. I wish it was more popular in US/ Hollywood so we could see it more often.

[@TheRealYDA]

This Fight was RAW And They Look like they Didn't Hold Back either, just Went with what they got! Also Logan Ragdoll? Yes Plz 💪🏻

[@ZenDoggie]

This fight is so amazing, and almost hard to watch. Great work, gentlemen, and thank you!

[@ScenicFights]

We’re glad you loved the scene! Which fight scene should we break down next?

[@ZenDoggie]

@@ScenicFights Do you have a bagua fighter around? I'd love to see some breakdowns of "The Grandmaster." Gorgeous movie with some amazing fight scenes. Or the xing-yi/bagua fights in "The One!"

[@obscuree2071]

This is a really great breakdown. Good job!

[@ScenicFights]

Thank you! Let us know which other fight scene we should breakdown next.

[@yodatrucker420]

Just love the fact that on the set of mortal kombat the director kept having to tell Joe to slow down he was moving to fast for the cameras to keep up and the other actors to keep up with him

[@Kennedy00Louis]

This fight was insane holy shit. I kinda wish this one also included Chad because I think there was a bit of everything for everyone to analyze in this fight, judo throws, punches, joint locks, improvised weapons, I wouldn't even mind if the video got long because of it, like 25~30min. But it was a sick one nonetheless, great video as always fellas 👏

[@ScenicFights]

Yes! There is so much material to breakdown from this fight scene, but it would have been too much for us. However, we did do a short breakdown with Chad here in case you missed it: kzbin.infoncndwhg35yo?feature=share

[@Kennedy00Louis]

@@ScenicFights Oh nice! Thank you, I haven't seen that one :D The more the merrier.

[@Daniel-ow8fo]

3:01 when someone smiles after you punch them in the face, you know that shit just hit the fan.

[@ClassicM223]

Good to see more Pak in the long form breakdowns

[@generalgrievous6689]

I once landed an Ipon Seoi Nagge in sparring (mma style), it was awesome. It was very light striking, a bit of a demo for someone new, but it landed without a set up from my partner nonetheless. I live this channel, it taught me a lot!

[@prointernetuser]

Joe Taslim's a great stuntman and actor. I loved his character in the Warrior tv show where he did tons of kung fu. I didn't know he was a grappler first.

[@RazeluxeMeitzen7]

the fastest 22 mins in my life, thank you guys this is an excellent video

[@ScenicFights]

Thank you so much for watching the entire video! It means a lot to us. Let us know which other fight scene we should breakdown next 💪.

[@DGAlgorithm]

A solid video as always guys! I commented a while back about how I was pursuing a career as a fight choreographer/stunt worker and I’ll be choreographing my first short film soon. I hope I can send it in to you guys to break down some day! Much love

[@ScenicFights]

Good luck on your journey as a fight choreographer!

[@bulletxwound3559]

one of my favorite Iko fights, that shin hitting the steel beam always gets me

[@thelefthandofcreation1617]

HERE IT IS!!! Great video y'all!

[@ScenicFights]

Thank you! Share our breakdown with everyone so we can make more!

[@thelefthandofcreation1617]

@@ScenicFights YESSIR!!! 😤

[@Kindredsoul4643]

as always, love the videos guys!

[@vector4632]

16:11 And since it seems no one highlighted this: Logan squealing at the Unzippering was extra funny 😂

[@ScenicFights]

It was disgusting 😩 but pretty cool for film.

[@amithprem3432]

You boys never disappoint. This fight was brutal and great. Not realistic but damn entertaining. Hoping for John Wick 3 shinobi fight, and John Wick 4 fight scenes 😃

[@JudoChefPak]

boys? logan is like 100 years old

[@destroyallfurries]

it's only unrealistic to you because you can't do it

[@rudys.artous5477]

The key is to not make your fight looks relaistic but to make it artsy ans definitely entertaining. One of the lessons i learned when storyboarding fights 😅

[@snarf4058]

PS great video as always!!! Loved this movie. I lost it at "But we're 23 seconds in?" then the caption "Breakdown 1 of 11". We appreciate you Logan 🤕🤕🤩😂😂

[@ScenicFights]

Thank you! Let us know which other fight scene we should do next 💪

[@beo3627]

YEEEEEEZ ive been waiting for this one

[@starkparker16]

I always wonder, when I watch movie fights, how fast the fight would be over if one guy had a four inch folding knife. Great video and save the slams for Chad.

[@RaikouPKM]

This fight is the most insane fight i have ever seen.

[@Chris09978]

To be fair, about Joe I did know he was a judo championship but what I didn’t know is that he knew other martial arts as well. Another thing which is pretty funny, you guys mentioned about Joe choking Iko while on the ground is something it won’t happen but as for Joe and Iko in this case Joe is actually able to, due to height. Joe is 5,9 and Iko is 5,4 or 5,5 which Iko’s height is considered to be average in Indonesia. I just find that pretty funny, if you really want a good laugh in the first raid there’s a fight scene between Joe and Yayan which is really awesome but funny. A fun fact about Yayan he actually is a master in pencak silat and has his very own school in Indonesia. Iko’s martial art style is the same as Yayan silat

[@fightyo5393]

nope, yayan and iko have different styles. Yayan's style is called Pencak Silat Tenaga Dasar (PSTD/ previously known as Kateda) while Iko's is called Tiga Berantai.

[@Chris09978]

@@fightyo5393 that’s interesting, thanks for the indie on the styles, didn’t know there were multiple of it

[@mattthespyd3r969]

​@@Chris09978 silat is like kung fu In that there so many forms and styles. A lot through lineages. It's a fascinating history

[@raddityaindra]

​@@fightyo5393 that both is pencaksilat, there are many type of pencak silat, i'm in Pencak Silat Bakti Negara in 15 years

[@fightyo5393]

@@raddityaindra its true that pencak silat is an umbrella terms, but its still a different style. Same case with kyokushin and shotokan, they're both karate but has different styles of fight (at some case maybe different roots)

[@DarkDragonSlayer]

You know what? Eating Chick-fil-A and watching Scenic Fights was a great idea to add for tonight's entertainment.

[@ScenicFights]

Who needs to play Tears of the Kingdom today right? Glad you're spending the night with us and Chik-Fil-A. Those chicken sandwiches are top tier.

[@JudoChefPak]

did u get the deluxe or the regular?

[@DarkDragonSlayer]

@@JudoChefPak regular. I don't really like the deluxe chicken sandwiches.

[@DarkDragonSlayer]

​@@JudoChefPak regular without pickles to be exact

[@nickbotic]

"This is what happens when men don't talk about their feelings" really got me hahah

[@brawndope125]

Dude i did exactly what you guys are doing when i was a kid to my friends when we watched action movies. Pausing to talk about what just happened, rewinding to see a move over and over. I dragged the movie on for another hour. They just wanted to finish the damn movie. My friends hated my guuuuuuts 😂😂😂

[@boivobhroy]

thanks guys for breaking down the iconic fight I was waiting since the day I knew bout this movie

[@ScenicFights]

Happy we can make this fight scene breakdown happen for you! Hope you enjoyed it. Let us know which other fight scene we should breakdown next 💪

[@boivobhroy]

@@ScenicFights the operator fight scene with 2 assassin

[@grantpowell4135]

The raid is top tier hand to hand action. At this point I've seen it 10 times and it is just a masterpiece

[@Figs0041]

🤣🤣 you made my day. Thank you for all the work you put in 🙏🏽

[@gregoryuk]

'Let's take a pause....' Next guy: Hmm. Here we go again on the mat 😒

[@nubcake7637]

Logan thank you so much!!! 🥲

[@thaddeus6600]

PAK EPISODE LET'S GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@JudoChefPak]

LETS GET IT!

[@andrewobrien9672]

Horror level fight sequence. So good and such a great break down. This channel is awesome. Although watching it this time around The Shard appears to be a split of wood with a like 3” nail embedded and protruding, explaining both the lack of hand damage and the lack of fight ending damage.

[@AD25076]

1:39 Me finding out that it's not the Biology test but Maths

[@OPMDK]

Another great video guys!

[@ScenicFights]

Thank you 💪 Let us know which other fight scene we should breakdown next.

[@ZenDoggie]

8:12 - that kick to an I-beam. I love how Pak and Logan react. I did the SAME thing.

[@Noraanata]

Damn, amazing video guys! Love the judo takedown demonstrations lmao

[@ScenicFights]

Happy to read you enjoy seeing Logan get ragdolled. We enjoy it too :)

[@alexandraleszkovszky3315]

You know it's serious when Logan says "This is beyond me"

[@PerpetuallyPedro]

Hey, with the latest season of Kengan Ashura being out. I'd really like to see a breakdown from you guys. Especially on that Kaolan vs Agito fight! Absolutely wonderfully made to show how good and effective Muy Thai can be.

[@sharebear421]

Yessss been waiting for this. There’s several other scenes that could be broken down in this movie as well. The 1v2 girl fight, the precious part of the warehouse, the butcher shop etc. have you guys thought about doing the tv series banshee? There’s a bunch of excellent fights

[@Shadowrulzalways]

Joe Taslim is a great Judoka. He blends striking into his style perfectly. As a man who has done Judo myself, I take pride in that art.

[@prointernetuser]

Logan dreading the demonstration is such a mood.

[@Z3ROMyth]

Headshot, The Night Comes For Us, and Triple Threat are some of the best martial arts-based action movies to come out since The Raid & The Raid 2 imo 💯.

[@mahmudmarsudi4430]

Fantastic i cant believe those techniques are real, not merely some correography

[@ranialovedayana5353]

Night come for us is next level martial art movie

[@zaygin9633]

Ey yooo it's Pak with one of my favourite movies. Let's get it😎

[@zaygin9633]

I love how your reaction matches with my reaction while seeing this scene. At first very nice judo stuff and co. and then only blood and "ahh" "uhh" "ahh". I can't😆😆

[@JudoChefPak]

yerrrrr

[@kcook9211]

Now I need the to do the Operator vs 2 Assassins fight. Logan might definitely enjoy that one.

[@kcook9211]

I meant "they" instead of "I". Damn swipe text.

[@anthonydugar282]

I don’t know why I didn’t think of this sooner, but I want to see undisputed fights reviewed on this channel

[@TokyoLagoon143]

THANK GOD THIS VIDEO IS FINALLY OUT🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@ScenicFights]

🥳🥳🥳

[@-RONNIE]

Another really good breakdown & it was a good movie I enjoyed it

[@tapioperala3010]

I wonder why I haven't seen the thumbnail or the notification to this before... Oh well, really liked this breakdown, though I'd've loved seeing Logan being hit with the earth more, as per the intro 😂

[@AngelicPhantom]

Lol I lost it at 'This is what happens when men don't talk about their feelings' xD Y'all are great fun to watch. It was epic seeing you repeat the moves with alternate outcomes. Makes me miss my (long ago) martial arts days. I used to love break-fall practice.

[@ScenicFights]

Any chance of going back and taking up martial arts again?

[@AngelicPhantom]

@@ScenicFights I've thought about it on and off. I'd love to, but I'm worried about how out of shape and practice I'd be. 17 years training and now 7 years no training... It's a bit of a barrier.

[@ScenicFights]

I hear you. You can always consider training casually to stay in martial arts shape and meet people

[@AngelicPhantom]

@@ScenicFights Thanks for the encouragement :) I'm definitely looking at reconnecting with my old club and dipping my toe back in. I really miss being able to kick something lol

[@RVDRULEZ413]

This is so awesome!

[@izdabombz1592]

Wow, i thought the raid has brutal fights. THIS is BRUTAL!

[@ajinurfajri1952]

Gareth Evans had no intention to make the most brutal action film ever when he's doing The Raid. He just want to make something thats closer to be realistic or looks believable. On the other hand Timo Tjajanto (Who made this movie and Headshot) is an experienced Indonesian Horror filmaker and had some obsession with violence so yeah as you can see he took the violence to the next level with this one.

[@snarf4058]

Fierce Cop (Lie Tan) is a film that has some great breakdown potential - a sledgehammer as a weapon where he uses different grips,a few knife techniques (including a great arm slash disarm to kill strike, just like you guys have shown off in the past!!!) and other close range stuff. Just a fun, no nonsense, well shot action fest.Highly reccomended!!!

[@aldokurti3272]

14:06 Logan:WHAT IS BRO DOING? 😂😂😂

[@SurlyHannah]

The use of box cutters and nailed crate bits is... culturally relevant. This movie is amazing

[@RiddleportRain]

I absolutely love the interaction between Pak and Logan. All three guys are great but I haven't seen Pak and Logan together often.

[@damianlegion8455]

11:33 I have done this move before. It is a choke, where you push the person's neck to the side, trying tl pressure the neck and the carotid. Specially effective on people with strong or stressed neck muscles. 13:53 I think that Ito jumped to avoid getting strangled, and the effect looks like if he were being throw. 😂

[@rainmakr315]

You guys should do a breakdown of the various fights between Kratos and the Baldur from God of War.

[@WarDragonOfTheLight]

"Welcome to the Salty Spittoon. How tough are ya'?" "How tough am I? I once ate a box cutter... Without any milk."

[@redrhinonose]

18:42 Logan just looks like Art from Terrifier 😂

[@pb6424]

Logan dying inside😂 the head shake and cheek grab😂😂😂😂😂

[@JudoChefPak]

yo logan got some cheeks

[@coolkid7555]

I hope one day I can watch Iko and Jackie Chan in one frame. 😄

[@BryanRoach]

Iko put in a ton of work with Joe to improve his striking in prep for the film, iirc he described Joe's striking technique as horrible then ended up being impressed by how quickly Joe picked things up and improved.

[@jrs-1228]

Definitely should not have midnight coffee and a new Scenic Fights breakdown at the same time, even on a Friday. But I did. This was definitely one of my favorites from you guys thus far--so cool that you managed to incorporate a couple of questions. I hope you'll have an opportunity to do any scene from Headshot at some point. A lot of fights there with opportunities for discussion--unarmed, fist vs. baton, fist vs. knife, etc. I'd be particularly interested in your opinions on the effectiveness of a stick/baton in a fight. I often hear that they aren't necessarily good force multipliers, but I'd prefer to hear your takes. If you guys haven't seen the show Warrior, lots of street fights in that one, many with weapons work and some without or mixes of both. Taslim is also there along with Andrew Koji. Really great show aside from the excellent choregraphy.

[@JudoChefPak]

what are you doing drinking coffee at midnight?!?!?!

[@jrs-1228]

@@JudoChefPak It was decaf; on my honor!

[@destinyascension2864]

You guys should do a video on Undisputed 2 or Never Back Down those are some really entertaining fight movies!

[@ogvader7412]

damn, don't beat Logan up too much! We need Scenic Fights to continue!