Talk about Boxing

Up to now, "Quan Ba" has made three films. In fact, there is no essential difference between the three films. They all use "real kung fu" as their selling point. They all share the same simple and old-fashioned storyline, and the acting skills of the leading actor TONY JAA are lacking (these shortcomings are also common in current martial arts films) , so I think we can talk about these three films as a whole. It is undeniable that the "Quan Ba" series suffers from the above-mentioned faults, but the film has many highlights beyond other martial arts films. First, the martial arts scenes are particularly hot and the number of martial arts is high, and the second is of course its three no: no stunts. No substitutes, no wires. With these three things, this film has earned a lot of "identity". I think that Bruce Lee had to use a stand-in when he made a movie, and the scenes of Jackie Chan's movie hanging a wire greatly reduced the effect of martial arts. The "three noes" of "Fist Fighter" make the fights in it look very real. It really hits the flesh, and the feet and feet pierce the heart. It is said that in order not to kill people in the process of fighting, the main actor TONY JAA practiced hard for two years in seclusion and controlled himself. strength in a fight. As a professional boxer, TONY JAA's acting skills are lacking (in fact, his acting skills are already very good in the third part), but he has done enough homework for the performance, and his performance cannot be said to be insufficient.

As a martial arts movie, it can be said that "Quan Ba" has a very good performance. The explosive fighting scenes it shows can be said to be the most exciting in today's martial arts movies, and this kind of excitement is the most exciting way to watch other martial arts movies. Difficult to experience, I think many people will agree with me on this point of view. The explosiveness of martial arts scenes is reflected in many movies, but many scenes are not realistic. I saw that TWINS in "Thousands of Changes" had no desire to watch when they were dancing with knives and sticks. "Fist Fighter" just gave us a real and exciting fighting scene, not only showing the audience the fierceness of Muay Thai, but also other martial arts in the world. In the second and third parts, Taekwondo was shown to us, Japanese swordsmanship, Chinese kung fu, Brazilian jiu-jitsu, the wonderful confrontation between different martial arts can't help but sigh. And the fighting scenes are continuous, which greatly satisfies the audience's desire, while other martial arts movies either have not enough martial arts scenes, or the martial arts scenes are not good-looking. The birth of the film shocked the world film circle and gained international reputation.

For a martial arts film, we have to measure it with the standards of martial arts films, not a literary film, and it is even inaccurate to measure it with the standards of martial arts films. Martial arts films certainly do not have the profound artistic and philosophical depth of literary films, nor do they necessarily have the universal spirit of martial arts films. They rely on martial arts and win audiences with martial arts. From the audience's point of view, most people watch movies for entertainment, and very few people watch movies for education to improve their life or to study film art. For an audience who loves martial arts movies, watching martial arts movies often It is just to experience the excitement of the martial arts scenes on the screen. Of course, the more realistic and explosive the martial arts scenes, the better. If a movie named as a martial arts film does not have a few good-looking martial arts scenes, it will be a disappointment. Therefore, the appearance of "Fist Fighter" is a great attraction for the audience. It is playing, playing continuously, and playing real, exciting, hot, exciting, thrilling, and bloody. There is no movie that can match the martial arts scene and level of splendor. For a "martial arts fan" like me, I love martial arts films like this. If you watch one of these films, you can skip watching other martial arts films. I think it even brought about a revolution in martial arts films, it brought a whole new perspective to the audience of violent aesthetics. Bruce Lee's martial arts movies are tough but slow-paced, Jackie Chan's martial arts movies are more than easy and tough, and Jet Li's martial arts movies have beautiful routines but are not real enough to be too artificial, and Donnie Yen, my favorite recently, is tough and real, but unfortunately there are not many fight scenes. , not bloody and exciting enough, only "Fist Fighter" starring TONY JAA, let me see the violent aesthetics that I have not seen before, what he embodies is the superb martial arts and the fierce and unyielding fighting and its adhering to the film The simplicity and justice of the warrior.

One aspect of a thing that is too good often makes other aspects of it seem inferior. This is a thinking inertia of our view of things. In fact, this is one-sided. The martial arts scenes in "Fist Fighter" are really outstanding. The martial arts skills of the leading actors are so strong that people will mistakenly think that it only has martial arts and no acting skills. Mr. Liang even said that it would be better to make a documentary about the starring show kung fu. Not good acting is not lack of acting, and the storyline is simple and old-fashioned is not without storyline. "Fist Fighter" has the qualities that a movie should have, and the martial arts aspect is amazing. Let me ask, in the category of martial arts films, it Could it be an excellent film? How can we use the requirements for literary films to demand martial arts films?

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