[Fight Scene Friday] Shaolin Avengers | Martial Arts Action Film 少林英雄 (2025)

 Fight Scene Friday™ returns, and this week's scene is the latest short film from Martial Club! They've been hyping this one up for quite a while, and it's finally on YouTube! It's a martial arts comedy, with homages to Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, Sammo Hung, Yuen Biao, Jet Li, Donnie Yen, Tony Jaa, and even Stephen Chow, among others! The fighting is fast and furious in this one! Check it out, you won't regret it!

 

[Fight Scene Friday] 80's hong kong Action style Intense fight sequence

 Fight Scene Friday™ returns, and this week's scene is a banger from Swashbuckler Studio! Nice choreography, hard hits, good camera angles for the epic strikes, and nicely edited; what more could you want? Check it out!

 

[Fight Scene Friday] DRUNKEN FIST VS GANGSTERS! | 醉拳 DRUNKEN HOODLUM

 It's Fight Scene Friday™, and this week's fight scene comes from the Dragoons Prevail team! It's about a homeless guy using drunken fist style against a bunch of jerky hoodlums! Check it out!

Superman (2025) - Official Teaser Trailer

 It's finally here! The teaser trailer for Superman, directed by James Gunn, has been released. If you haven't been following the news, Superman is the first movie in the DC Universe (DCU). Here is the current synopsis:

Superman embarks on a journey to reconcile his Kryptonian heritage with his human upbringing as Clark Kent.

After watching this teaser multiple times today, I am very optimistic about it. I hope it is amazing, and shows what's so great about Superman (it's not just his super powers). As much as I loved the Zack Snyder DC movies, there were things in them I didn't necessarily agree with. It's way too early to say, but this new movie may show the hope, optimism, and selflessness that Superman represents more overtly. Also, so cool to see Hawkgirl, Mr. Terrific, and Guy Gardner (Green Lantern) in live action!

Superman comes out July 11, 2025. I will be there!

 

The Prosecutor (2024) - Official Movie Trailer

 I'm sure you've seen it by now, but here is the latest trailer for The Prosecutor, Donnie Yen's latest movie! Here is the synopsis:

A poor young man is wrongly charged with drug trafficking after being deceived. An ex-prosecutor investigates the case, uncovers a corrupt lawyer team's scheme, and restores justice despite obstruction from evil forces.

Donnie Yen, Kent Cheng, Julian Cheung. Ray Lui, and Francis Ng star in the movie. After a year and a half of work it's finally coming out. To say I am excited for this movie would be an understatement!

The Prosecutor opens on December 27, 2024. Hopefully a U.S. release comes soon after that!

 

[Fight Scene Friday] 港風無敵 HONG KONG STYLE FOREVER (1985)

On this Fight Scene Friday™, we have the latest short film from the Andy Long Stunt team! Here is the synopsis:

 Two Kung Fu film fans, Andy and Sefa, have travelled to Hong Kong to visit the birthplace of Martial Arts Films. They have managed to catch up with HK stuntman Rodney Wong on one of his last nights before moving forever to Australia. Rodney has lost fate in the future of HK action cinema but Andy & Sefa will try to convince him how important it is for the young generation of HK Stuntmen to carry on the legacy of Martial Arts films made in Hong Kong.

This is a nice tribute/homage to 80s Hong Kong action movies, and the music from Above The Law/Righting Wrongs (1986) is a nice touch, too! Check it out! It is really good to see there are people out there trying to keep the 80s Hong Kong fight choreography style alive.

 

[Fight Scene Friday] Yuen Biao in Righting Wrongs - Parking Lot Scene

 It's Yuen Biao's birthday on this Fight Scene Friday™, so let's watch a classic scene from Above The Law/Righting Wrongs (1986)! I love this movie, and I highly recommend watching it! It's one of Yuen Biao's best, if not the best, of his movies. Also, the director of the movie shows up at the end of this clip as the cop. That is Corey Yuen, fellow Peking Opera actor, who studied with Yuen Biao, Jackie Chan, Sammo Hung, Yuen Wah, etc. and became a great choreographer and director himself.