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This critically acclaimed Korean film stars, Won Bin as Cha Tae-sik, a mysterious pawnshop keeper that is forced to reveal his secretive past in order to find a child that has gone missing.
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About the Movie:
The Man From Nowhere (2010) (Korean 아저씨) is a South Korean action thriller film starring Won Bin and written and directed by Lee Jeong-beom. It was South Korea's highest grossing film in 2010.
In this incredible martial arts knife scene, protagonist Cha Tae-sik uses his superb knife skills to take down a group of criminals that are responsible for kidnapping the child he is searching for. That child was played by actress, Sae-ron Kim
In 2020, this was the most requested Scenic Fights knife scene and so we had to make this a two-part breakdown. Filipino Martial Arts (FMA) Pekiti Tirsia Kali instructor Logan Lo was really excited about analyzing this one.
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
The man from nowhere is probably one of the bestknife combat scenes in movie history.
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My dad and uncle are former special forces in Korea. They explained that weapons combat. particularly filipino knife fighting was reserved for higher level soldiers and special forces. The 2 yars mandatory is basic boot camp and civil duty such as labor. Those who choose to extend their careers get special training and then from there a few are recruited for special forces.
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Best quote of the video, "I have killed him, in a meaningful way."
Although the good dental comment was good too.
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Man from Nowhere did something that John Wick 3 in particular NEEDED to pay attention to. There are so many body shields in JW3 where they simply walk and allow themselves to be shields while literally only held with one hand knowing full well he is going to kill them. You would fight for your life kicking, headbutting, biting, stamping feet, anything. They literally have hands free and are only being held by the neck from behind with a single hand. Killed that movie for me. Cha destroys them any way he can as soon as he gets a hold of them and lets them go when they become too much dead weight so he can secure another.
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There are two things I really like about this scene from the standpoint of someone who has a small bit of experience in real world self-defense martial arts. You pointed them both out to some degree. One - he's attacking the INSIDE of limbs - the parts that will contract the muscles, the tendons, the ligaments.....the connective tissue that is used primarily for gripping and attacking. The fewer of these an opponent has, the less their ability to attack you. Two, he's using angles and retreat while shielding himself with an opponent, keeping a human shield between himself and a bulk of attackers, dictating his lines of defense so as to face the smallest number of opponents at once. This is one of the most realistic (in terms of tactical efficiency) displays of self-defense in the face of multiple attackers.
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Man from nowhere literally set a giant trend off, so many movies took inspirations from this movie, ex- raid, wick, taken
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such a shame that this was Won Bin's last film, he should really act more in action movies like this one
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The fight scene was great because it was so believable, he was constantly moving and it wasn't like other movies where the enemies just waiting around for their turn
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In South Korea, it's mandatory for all capable male citizens to serve in the military. That is why the fight scenes in the movie are so realistic. The actors and choreographers all have real world experience in how a realistic fight would be like.
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This movie is such a classic. It’s like watching the Korean John Wick. It’s too bad they never followed it up with another one
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Cha looks like having control of emotional fight also, in addition to physical fights, against multiple attackers by cruelly slashing a person in front of them to provoke fear.
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I've watched this film at least 5 times, and this is my favorite knife combat scene in any movies. I can't say the same about the gun fight scene though, but I am glad you guys break the scene down so well to raise a whole new level of appreciation. Thanks!
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The action scene is so great that it makes me watch it over and over again but still want to watch it again
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This movie was so badass back then that me and me dad watched it like 80 times
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The knife scene is a very iconic Korean knife scene, still one of the best fight scenes in Korean movie history. Absolutely amazing scene. Great breakdown too!
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i love how he always keeps the enemy in eye sight and in front of him. dragging the guy while maintaining visual. then using the man i white as a shield to achieve safety from the last 2. very aware of everything.
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its always great to be backed up by professionals explaining stuff you've loved for a long time 🤩
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When he slashes the forearm while moving back i thought he was trying to intimidate the other assailants, but this breakdown makes it much more sense. Worth pressing the subs button🔥👍
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I train and instruct Filipino Kali concepts and have rolled with Jiu Jitsu specialists throughout the years. I always say that where. BJJ practitioners are most comfortable, I am most dangerous. It’s not a “ my Kung fu is better than yours” ego, it’s the fact that, like these gentlemen said, weapons change dynamics. I truly do respect BJJ as an art. It’s proven itself MANY times over but you NEVER want to get close to a knife
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3 years ago
This is only part 1 of our The Man From Nowhere knife scene breakdown, part 2 featuring the Karambit vs Knife duel between Cha Tae-Sik and Ramrowan is now live: https://youtu.be/nKP_iySGGuI With that being said, if you're new to the channel and enjoy the content, all we ask is to subscribe, share and check out our other breakdowns. This allows YouTube to promote us more so we can grow this community. Thank you all for this amazing fight scene request! Which fight scene would you like us to breakdown next?
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