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In this episode of Scenic Fights Fight Scene Breakdown, there will be a breakdown of two fight scenes from the movie Ava (2020), the first being Simon vs Duke played by Colin Farrell and John Malkovich respectively followed by Simon vs Ava played by Colin Farrell and Jessica Chastain.
Here are the time-codes of each grappling and weapon breakdown:
00:00 Intro
00:11 Welcome Back to Fight Scene Breakdown!
00:47 Fight Scene 1: Colin Farrell (Duke) vs John Malkovich (Simon) reaction
01:18 Escaping Mounts using BJJ - Breakdown 1 of 8
02:52 Using Half Guard as a Mount Escape
03:12 Using Close Guard as a Mount Escape
03:33 Fight Scene 1: Simon's Lack of Takedown Defense
03:54 Harai Goshi - Judo Takedown - Breakdown 2 of 8
04:49 Fight Scene 1: Duke's Bulldog Choke
04:48 Using Diagonal Control when your opponent is in Turtle Guard - Breakdown 3 of 8
05:17 Bulldog Choke Demonstration - Pros and Cons
05:47 Diagonal Control BJJ Concept
06:15 Using Ground Punches when opponent is in Turtle
06:33 Using a One Arm Choke when opponent is in Turtle
07:01 Using a Power Nelson when opponent is in Turtle
07:35 Fight Scene 1: Logan's Weapon Breakdown of Simon vs Duke
08:11 Rock vs Knife - Breakdown 4 of 8
09:54 Utilizing Knife Combos - Breakdown 5 of 8
10:42 Fight Scene 2: Jessica Chastain (Ava) vs Colin Farrell (Duke) reaction
11:27 How Ava should've used her Back Crucifix - Breakdown 6 of 8
12:15 One Arm Rear Naked Choke From Back Crucifix
12:37 Armbar from Back Crucifix
13:19 Transitioning to full back control from Back Crucifix
14:36 Fight Scene 2: Ava takedown reaction
15:15 Using an Ashi Otoshi as an effective takedown
15:54 Fight Scene 2: Ava back choke attempt reaction
16:05 Utilizing Leg Hooks in your back chokes
17:17 Ava's Final Fight Scene Grade and Reaction
18:37 Thank you so much for watching!
DISCLAIMER: Practicing the Ashi Otoshi is deceivingly risky when done wrong. Please only practice with a professional trainer.
About Fight Scene Breakdown:
Scenic Fightsâ Fight Scene Breakdown is the best martial arts fight scene breakdown that not only gives you expert analysis on the action scene, but also visually demonstrates the martial arts fight choreography.
Currently, season 1 features Pekiti Tirsia Kali Instructor Logan Lo and black belt Brazilian jiu-jitsu (BJJ) instructor, Chad VĂĄzquez.
Watch our other fight scene breakdown episodes which includes famous BJJ, Judo and Knife scenes from Keanu Reeve's John Wick series, Steven Seagal's Under Siege, Donnie Yen's Special ID and more!
Let us know in the comments below, which action martial arts fight scene you would like to see us break down next!?
Train with Logan's Instructor:
If you want to learn more about Pekiti Tirsia Kali, modern arnis, eskrima / escrima and other Filipino martial arts, contact and train with Logan Lo's instructor here: nyfma.wordpress.com/
Email: agapitoFMA@gmail.com
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About the Movie:
Ava (2020) Ava is about a deadly assassin who works for a black ops organization, traveling the globe specializing in high profile hits. When a job goes dangerously wrong she is forced to fight for her own survival.
Buy Ava on Amazon: amzn.to/35nwuN9
Watch Ava on Netflix: bit.ly/3s2tIGN
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Date of upload: Jan 8, 2021 ^^
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YouTube Comments - 445 Comments
Top Comments of this video!! :3
The lavender candle always beats the knife, everyone knows that.
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"I'm gonna win all the marbles" is a line I will use somedayđ¤Ł
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I can't believe Chad left Logan hanging at 4:24
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Movies like this would be so much better if you choreographed the fights. It's always fun to watch Chad and Logan explain every detail, even though I am not a fighter myself.
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It's like the choreographer was told he was designing fights for a domestic thriller rather than a spy movie.
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I would agree that the new "standard" for fight choreography in films makes watching scenes like these tough. I didn't realize how new this movie was, which makes it disappointing that the fights look so sloppy
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Any Black Widow fight scene. Although the acrobatics may be a challenge.
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Quotes for life â Iâm in Manhattan...and this is a rockâ đ
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Chad is one hell of an instructor. Super clear and concise explanations and demonstrations.
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The ankle trap while the "attacker" was on top was something I never even thought about! Great video guys
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Don't mess with his marbles. He will win all the marbles.
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I'd be interested to see a breakdown of Nagisa vs Karma from Assassination Classroom. It's really well choreographed for an animated fight. From what I could tell there were very few unrealistic attacks, but I'd like to see how viable you think Nagisa's final move would be in real life.
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Considering John is 847 years old at this point Iâm pretty sure that fight was close to accurate
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It is good to see a video of this pair again. Their channel is amazing, and they seem to have a chemistry that makes the video interesting to watch. I hope you can continue the excellent work.
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Honestly canât believe that they havenât done Achilles Vs Hector yet. That fight is classic
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I love how you guys not only give a detailed breakdown but also give alternatives to what characters could do instead, I love you guys. Please breakdown the medical room scene in mile 22 where itâs the officer is assaulted by 2 guys with scalpels and wins
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Delightful content as always! Yâall are so dedicated to the conversations in your comment section- every time I scroll through while a breakdown is happening, I see that youâve liked or replied to about 90% of them!! I appreciate all the work that you do to foster a neat community who is just as passionate about film and martial arts as your team clearly is. Keep up the amazing work!
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Loved the breakdown of the crucifix. I remember back when i was about 18 and I went to boxing/mma/grappling classes taught by the top student of my childhood karate instructor a couple times per week, he showed us how to defend against a front takedown by rotating it into a crucifix. It was one of the most intuitive, fun, powerful, etc. moves he ever showed us. Love the crucifix.
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For the first scene, if they wanted to keep the "throw him off" for flow reasons, my first thought was to do a hip lift escape. Sure it doesn't work so well against someone experienced without a few extras (like tucking a leg and rolling to the side) but it is at least far more "realistic" than the funky arm push off and keeps the fight flow the way they had it.
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@ScenicFights
3 years ago
Welcome BACK! To another Episode. Thank you all for being so supportive. I want to note our favorite rapper/actor Common makes an appearance in Ava (2020) so we urge you to check our John Wick vs Common BJJ / Judo breakdown on our channel too: https://youtu.be/_aOpGPQFpPM Logan/Chad also want to note practicing the Ashi Otoshi is deceivingly risky so please only practice with a professional trainer! With that being said, which breakdown would you like to see us cover next?
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