I saw this take on picking top movies lists, and thought of this thread:
http://www.gocomics.com/basicinstructions/2009/10/26/

In my perfect world, someone will create a movie where Pike, Dutch, Lyle and Tector from The Wild Bunch will come and kill the pathetic, whiny brats from Young Guns.

In my perfect world, someone will create a movie where Pike, Dutch, Lyle and Tector from The Wild Bunch will come and kill the pathetic, whiny brats from Young Guns.

Chavez would kick their butts.

So I'm watching season 2 of Flight of the Conchords(not quite as good as the first-especially the songs) when I saw this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4X8S1eU9768

which reminded me of this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zpVYhH9ITvo (terrible picture quality but you get the drift)which is how a showdown between these two would go down IMO(with The Wild Bunch playing the Crips).

In my perfect world, someone will create a movie where Pike, Dutch, Lyle and Tector from The Wild Bunch will come and kill the pathetic, whiny brats from Young Guns.

[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4X8S1eU9768][/url]

Exactly.

My wife was bragging about some actress who trained for 3 months to get ready for some fight scenes in a film. I told her they were basically teaching her to dance. Michael Jackson would have been able to do it with far less training. Jacko had everything it takes to be a hell of a movie martial artist. He was flexible, had good balance, aThat's all fight scenes are, especially for martial arts films.

Professional fighters usually don't perform fight scenes well in movies.

One of my coaches later did the fight choreography for "300". He said it was a lot easier to train an actor to look like he was fighting than to train a martial artist to act.