I hope that is supposed to be a comedy. Has to be the worst martial art casting since the invention of film.
Jim Hawkins
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"You should have kicked him in the ball_..."—Sifu
Agreed. Reminds one of the folks professing to know and do Wing Chun in the English speaking world.Originally posted by YungChun
I hope that is supposed to be a comedy. Has to be the worst martial art casting since the invention of film.
Regards,
Uber Field Marshall Grendel
Mm Yan Chi Dai---The Cantonese expression Mm Yan Chi Dai, translates to "Misleading other people's children." The idiom is a reference to those teachers who claim an expertise in an art that they do not have and waste the time and treasure of others.
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LOL. It has to be a comedy. It can't be serious.
Nonetheless, they should at least have given Uma a martial arts lesson or two. Better for the audience to laugh than to shake their heads. A day late and a dollar short, but maybe someone will take pity and offer her some instruction after seeing this one. Some good might come of it yet.
Regards,
- Kathy Jo
Forget that. Hit *this* bad boy! http://whatisthematrix.warnerbros.co...iler2_640.html
I hope they give Keanu a lesson or two also. His punching in the first one was terrible.
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That's okay, most of the actors who play surgeons in movies don't really cut too well, and most of those who drive or pilot or sky don't really do it to well. Part of being familiar with something means its hard to fool you. I can't go to a thriller with my sister (a psycologist) anymore because she points out the BS they show as phycology (to which I would be none the wiser).
Even so, as graphic artist, I can't walk downtown without looking at fonts rather than signs, and as a writer, can't read books without deconstructing them.
Used to have a friend who was a director, and she'd go to movies and just mumble "dolley shot... fade to wide... close up..."
Nothing ruins fantasy like a dose of reality.
Touché.Originally posted by Phil Redmond
Like Rene says, it's only a movie. Most so called "real" martial artists make bad actors. Those of us that can do better should take acting lessons and go to Hollywood.
Phil
I still hope somone might offer a few pro-bono lessons though. Besides, just think of the press potential.
Regards,
- Kathy Jo
Come on, like all of you aren't going home to break out your Luk Dim Boon Gwun and take out an army of Agent Smiths. Don't let the Hung Ga folks claim that choreography first!
d.amn, the story of my life too im a design student lol and look forward to the sad life of a graphic artistEven so, as graphic artist, I can't walk downtown without looking at fonts rather than signs
dawood
Peace is not the product of terror or fear.
Peace is not the silence of cemeteries.
Peace is not the silent result of violent repression.
Peace is the generous, tranquil contribution of all to the good of all.
Peace is dynamism. Peace is generosity.
It is right and it is duty.
Let's make our own movie full of good Kungfu and bad acting!! Umm...make that great kungfu and OK acting. I've got a really nice camera
(Canon XL-1S) and an editing suite here at work. We'll keep the dialogue to a minimum and as they say "let the hands do the talking". Any takers?
- The essence of Kungfu is to accept change...
Sonny Chiba's a badass.
I love the x-ray skull crushing technique.
Too late! I am claiming the choreography in the name of Hung Gar!
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