#fight choreography

[treeblebrox]

Why is my feed not filled with gifs from this fight scene? This SINGLE SHOT, NO CUTS, ACTION EVERYWHERE, PROPS BEING DESTROYED, AMAZING CHOREGRAPHY fight scene?!?!?

#ofmd #our flag means death #izzy hands #ofmd s2 #ofmd izzy #fight choreography

[wanderinghedgehog]

Oh my god I love high school productions of Les Mis because the staging is always so creative. They come up with such weird things I never would have expected. But nowhere is this more present than in the confrontation. The most normal one you’ll see is just Javert being knocked out with a punch or something. But I’ve seen him get whacked with a chair (the full chair, not just a broken part of it), I’ve seen him get threatened with his own sword and he just has to shuffle backwards until he’s out of the scene, I’ve seen him get shoved so forcefully he almost fell off the stage, I’ve seen Valjean throw his handcuffs across the stage so Javert has to take a minute to go and pick them up. It’s brilliant. This is why professional productions should switch up the choreography every now and then, don’t let the audience know your next move.

#it’s truly magical #les mis #les miserables #musicals #fight choreography

[harveyguillensource]

Harvey and Kayvan rehearsing their iconic choreography for Season 4, Episode 4, The Night Market.

#harvey guillén #kayvan novak #wwdits #what we do in the shadows #guillermo de la cruz #nandor the relentless #harvey guillen #july 2022 #wwdits season 4 #what we do in the shadows season 4 #wwdits spoilers #fight choreography #videos

[xiaolanhua]

My Journey to You 云之羽 (2023) Dir. Guo Jing Ming – Episode 22

#my journey to you #cdrama #cdramaedit #userdramas #tian jiarui #zhang xiao ang #cheng lei #asiandramanet #asiandramasource #cdramasource #dramasource #my gifs #* #lextag #useryd #userhoshii #fight choreography

[opbackgrounds]

Perona's fight is fun because, like Usopp, she's lying about how her power works, but we the audience don't know that. It helps put the reader more in Usopp's frame of mind as we're making these discoveries along with him, and you realize he and Perona are more alike than initially appears

#opbackgrounds #one piece #ch465 #perona #usopp #fight choreography

[fuckyeahisawthat]

It's fight choreography microanalysis time (my favorite!) tonight featuring: how Paul gets stabbed in the duel with Feyd-Rautha.

First of all: our combatants and their weapons. This will be helpful for keeping track of what's going on.

Paul, as he has been for most of the movie, is fighting with Jamis's crysknife:

Keep your eye on the distinctive black and silver handle.

The emperor's blade that Feyd-Rautha fights with looks like this:

It's somewhere between a long knife and a short sword, with a symmetrical, double-edged blade with a diamond pattern engraved on it. The hilt is all black with some kind of small jewel or metal inlay.

Their whole fight is super intense and SUPER fast; even watching it slowed down there are shots where there's too much motion blur to see what's going on clearly. But basically, on one of the last moves, Paul lunges; Feyd dodges and is able to grab Paul's knife arm and pull it down and around:

Then he's able to grab Paul's hand/wrist and force Paul's arm inward toward his body enough that Paul stabs himself with his own knife. (Something something self-destruction, self-inflicted wounds, very nice.) This happens in like, a second.

Feyd's not using his own knife to stab here at all; he's just using that hand to lock Paul's wrist.

Once the knife is in there, Feyd grabs the hilt and gives it one final shove to make sure it's really in there.

When they break apart, Feyd still has control of his knife. Paul also has his knife but uhhh not where you'd want it.

Then, Feyd comes in to finish the job, aiming for the heart.

Paul grabs the knife blade with his right hand.

I don't know how much of a plan he really has here, but he's able to drag the knife blade far enough to the right that he gets stabbed in the right shoulder instead of the heart or the throat.

Obviously Paul's trying not to get stabbed somewhere fatal, but while Feyd's (and our) attention is on the knife blade and Paul's right hand, he's also using his left hand to pull his own knife out of his side. This happens out of frame; you can sort of see his left shoulder moving a little but it's not really clear what's going on. So in addition to trying to get stabbed in the least damaging place, I think he's also trying to buy time to get the knife out.

If you're trying to pull a knife out of your left side with your left hand, the most logical way to do it is to grab the knife handle in a fist with your thumb facing up and pull it straight forward out of your body. Then, Paul just has to flip his wrist around and pull his hand in against his torso and the knife blade is pointing outward directly at Feyd.

So when Feyd does that final thrust of the knife into Paul's shoulder, he is simultaneously impaling himself on Paul's own knife that's now between their bodies.

In conclusion:

Don't try and out-crazy Paul Atreides.

#dune #dune part two #paul atreides #fight choreography #weapons #long post #should really have a new tag like #fyeah looks at knives

[softhenrycavill]

Henry Cavill Prepares For 'The Witcher' S3 Fight Scene 🥵

"Henry is super precise and his passion is just outstanding," he says. "I love it so much because he wants to have it perfect. When I was like, 'That was great.' He said, 'Eh, let's do one more.'" Stegemann recalls how the actor would often help the stunt team carry equipment, including mats, around set. "Even for another stunt guy who has to do the stunt," he says. In terms of the Shaerrawedd sequence, he adds, "I am so proud of Henry that he runs this fight in many high-intensity takes. He's putting his all in, and completely dedicated his whole life."

#henry cavill #henry william dalgliesh cavill #the witcher #geralt of rivia #hcavilledit #cavilledits #henry cavill superman #the witcher netflix #the witcher season 3 #the cavillry #man of steel #superman #fight choreography #witcheredit #witcher geralt

[odinsblog]

fight scenes from The Legend of Korra

#legend of korra #animation #korra #the legend of korra #tlok #lok #fight #fight scenes #fight choreography

[boardsdonthitback]

Jackie Chan - Rumble In The Bronx (1995)

#jackie chan #成龍 #rumble in the bronx #stanley tong #hong kong cinema #hong kong action #action choreography #fight choreography

[pymsanz]

WARRIOR NUN : Sister Beatrice 🥷🏼

Season 1 & Season 2

#renew warrior nun #warrior nun ss2 #beatrice is badass #sister beatrice #warrior nun #wn spoilers #tv series #beatrice #warrior nun spoilers #warrior nun season 3 #netflix #ava silva #ava #beatrice x ava #ava x beatrice #avatrice #wn #fight choreography #sister lilith #sister camila

[movielosophy]

Mysterious Lotus Casebook | I leave them to you

#piece of cake #Mysterious Lotus Casebook #cdrama #xiao shun yao #character: di fei sheng #fight scenes ❤️ #fight choreography

[yennefxr]

eamonfarren @wolfgang_stegemann and his entire time not only create the gnarliest fight choreography any actor can hope to perform, they also manage to illuminate and elevate the weight and breadth of the character within it. they are the kindest, most dedicated artists. this choreo is from ep 2, for the s3 cahir reveal - they made me smarter, better and stronger

#twn spoilers #the witcher spoilers #cahir #eamon farren #fight choreography

[videoninja42]

Madame Bo wanting all the Smoke.

#mk1 #mortal kombat #madame bo #smoke #martial arts #fight choreography #funny #old ladies can fight too

[xiaolanhua]

My Journey to You 云之羽 (2023) Dir. Guo Jing Ming – Episode 16

#my journey to you #zhang ling he #zhang linghe #zuo ye #cdrama #cdramaedit #userdramas #asiandramanet #asiandramasource #cdramasource #dramasource #my gifs #* #lextag #useryd #userhoshii #fight choreography

[opbackgrounds]

This is a fakeout attack in order to ensnare Perona in a sticky trap, making it one of the, and perhaps only, time in the series a character has purposefully called out the wrong attack name in order to trick their opponent

#opbackgrounds #one piece #ch466 #usopp #fight choreography

[closetnerd62]

Let’s talk about THE FIGHT CHOREOGRAPHY OMG

I saw a rehearsal clip a little while before the premiere and was like holy shit fighting three people at once in a realistic manner? That’s so cool and crazy.

Come to find out that’s in the SECOND EPISODE. I mean the Clarisse fight was just gorgeous to watch and so technically impressive.

He isn’t even trained yet. I think it did a great job of hinting at the audience how powerful children of the big three are naturally and plays into the way annabeth figured out Percy’s parentage.

ALSO

this means that the fight scenes later on are most likely gonna be more complicated and impressive so I’m super hyped

They killed it. I love it.

#I’m just so impressed #percy jackson tv series #pjo show #percy jackson #walker scobell #clarrise la rue #dior goodjohn #fight choreography #swordplay