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Archery expert Grizzly Jim rates 10 bow-and-arrow scenes from popular TV shows and movies, such as "The Hunger Games" starring Jennifer Lawrence.
Professional swordsman Dave Rawlings looks at 10 fight scenes featuring longswords and daggers, such as "The Witcher" starring Henry Cavill, and rates them based on their historical and technical accuracy.
Tobias Capwell is the curator of arms and armor at The Wallace Collection in London and looks at medieval weapons and armor scenes from movies, such as "The Lord of the Rings," and rates them based on their historical accuracy.
Nunchuck expert and stuntwoman Thekla Hutyrova rates 11 nunchuck scenes in movies and television for realism, such as "Enter the Dragon" starring Bruce Lee.
Pole weapons expert Matt Easton rates nine polearm fight scenes in movies and TV, such as "Troy," for realism.
Jousting world champion Shane Adams rates eight horseback fight scenes in movies and television, such as "Game of Thrones," for realism. Jinichi Kawakami is an expert practitioner of KĹka-ryĹŤ ninjutsu and rates nine ninja scenes, such as "Teenage Ninja Mutant Turtles," for accuracy.
Kali weapons expert Jamie Yancovitz reacts to 11 fight scenes featuring traditional Filipino knives and stick weapons, such as "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" starring Chris Evans, and rates them based on their technical accuracy.
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Weapons Masters Rate 85 Fight Scenes in Movies and TV | How Real Is It | Insider
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
"The trick is to try and no longer be holding the string" is the most beautiful description I've heard! đ¤Š
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Will never forget one of these expertâs words about Jennifer Lawrence in the Hunger Games: âShe is responsible for getting more young girls interested in archery than any other actress.â
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23:04 - Cavil gets an 8, show gets a 4. Sounds about right
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In the Mando's defense, he wasn't trained in fighting with a spear, he's just instinctively trying not to die.....
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saying archery is not about letting go but rather to no longer hold the string is brilliant
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Had a friend before I went into the Army that was a champion with chucks. His flourishes were amazing and he entertained a lot of our parties. I asked how all that worked in a fight. He said, "It doesn't. I just walk up and WHACK!" đ
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It's fully amazing how Army of Darkness, the movie set in the deserts of europe about a time traveling book and the worlds biggest chin, managed to get a ten. The other movies should be ashamed that this was one of the most realistic depictions out of them.
Theres a damn car in it, I doubt this was aiming for extreme realism.
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I love Jinichi's boiled down description of ninjutsu. A special forces trained soldier, who specializes in espionage. That description perfectly describes the essence of the art for an American mind.
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Love how you mentioned the double arm guard too đ I accept Hawkeyes skill with a bow as a superpower. He was trained by clowns and hes that good. He has powers
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Narnia scene, expert says that the way Peter holds his sword makes it seem like he's never held a sword in his life. Seems like he didn't watch the movie because at this point, Peter is still new to even holding a weapon, so it would make sense for him to not know how to use it.
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I LOVE the third guy. He's so knowledgeable about such a huge range of history and styles and techniques, and he also understands the art of storytelling, and that to tell a story sometimes you fudge details together to make a narrative work, like sauron with the huge mace that doesn't exist and only peasants would use anyway.
I love that he knew the mechanics of the first diving gears, that they were made using the armorer, and like he knew that most chain mail used in the film industry has been big-loop woven textile straypainted silver. I could listen to him for hours.
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This is such a interesting video, I didn't expect to be sitting here still a hour in lol.
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The weird part is IIRC in the books, the scene where the longsword Ice got made into two smaller swords was described in detail and was accurate and plausible:
They had a fancy folded blade they didn't know how to recreate any more so they cut a V about halfway up, closed it up to make the point and hammered out the inside of the V to make a new tang on a second sword. The result was two shortish swords, one with a very broad blade an another slimmer.
What they did not do was sit a sword in an open stone mold (bronze age?) until it somehow melted (made of wax?), thereby losing all the properties of Valyrian steel, then make the result into two sword shaped rods of cast iron and presumably then grinding it into shape?
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"The parody of fencing is better then the others" Nice.
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Few members of my archery team went to Brave. And that sigh of satisfaction at the release was audible. What a beautiful scene.
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Achilles destroying Hector shield is pretty much real if you put the context that Achilles is A Demi God with a extraordinary Strength
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1:53:40 "I drive a chariot..."
OF COURSE YOU DO.
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What I find most interesting about Sauron's loadout here is that in the books he is never shown to use any weapon besides his own bare hands. They very clearly based his look on his old master Melkor, including the mace (Melkor's was called Grond, Hammer of the Underworld)
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4:40 Even more so than weight, the tennis ball would add a lot of drag to the front of the arrow which aerodynamically speaking is a Bad Thing⢠because it would make the arrow much less stable in flight. (Source: Kerbal Space Program)
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@chaoss5
8 months ago
I like the fact that Brave got a ten for realism. It's an animated kids movie and still they did the effort to make the shooting as real as possible.
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