Oldboy best original martial arts scene ever hd

[asendic]

Very good movie... Ip man is better and doesn't have a weird premise behind it. I mean oldboy is tricked into commiting incest and then chooses to not remember and goes on "loving" his daughter. Again, good movie, weird premise.

[MrTerraincognita]

@asendic but arent these unkonventional elements the things that make this movie a masterpiece?

[keysersmokey]

This is why a knife would work in hallways...

[splintercellchicken]

lol one dude thought he could use the hammer like oldboy, was proven wrong

[2ndhandsoul]

Awesome. It's the first time I've seen a fight where the hero has a knife in his back during a portion of it.

[kimailis]

wow, kicking so much ass while having a knife stuck in his back. balls of titanium.

[Reaping21]

never underestimate the hammer from super smash bros.!

[MrBoBoTom]

@pajlos149 Are you some sort of retard? Are you trying to give out spoilers just to be a little faceless internet cunt?

[pajlos149]

@MrBoBoTom what you didnt see the movie awwwh too bad go fuck yourself and your sister have a nice day mrbobotom

[MrBoBoTom]

@pajlos149 I saw it years ago. I'm just not a stupid little cunt like you.

[MrBoBoTom]

dickshit

[silvercruz1980]

This is one of my favorite movie fights of all time. First, real fights have little to do with cinema fights because what's real usually doesn't transfer well on camera. Some things do but most don't. This is a compact place where a camera is substituting a wall. It gives the scene a feel of an old scroll video game. Finally, the over all acting is fabulous. He is out for blood and his enemies sense it. Yes, they are holding back but is because they fear him, even when they outnumber him.

[Randyrhoads4lyfe]

Holy Shit...his voice sounds just like Barry from the original Resident evil......maybe it is the same actor...??

[dunecigar]

Korean cinema is absolutely mind-numb. Its sheer brutality and graphic sense of purpose delivers a candor that leaves the viewer shocked and breathless all at the same time.

[xjxm]

This kickboxing looks wholly Western not South Korean. While I was annoyed at the guys obviously holding back, they still did a great job acting in this scene. Thanks for the upload.

[ZarathustrasCrown]

@xjxm They're pretty similar, you have to keep in mind that Western kickboxing has largely been influenced by Asiatic arts...100 years ago or so it was rare as hell to see people kicking in an actual staged fight (like a ring match, obviously street fighting is a bit different), it was more "fisticuffs" sort of fighting, nothing below the belt, no feet or knees. The introduction of Korean "Tae Kwon Do" really had an impact on things here in that regard.

[Szarko32c]

I'm afraid i'm gonna have to take divorce with my brain to watch this 'fight' again ;-/

[ZarathustrasCrown]

What I love about this scene is the guy isn't some invincible superhero...he actually gets beat down a bit, and by the end he's completely exhausted. In an American flick he'd beat all these guys up without being hit and he'd be calmly fixing his hair in the next scene with barely a scratch. I mean, in reality this many people would kill pretty much anyone just by sheer numbers, but I like that Dae Su is actually just a guy, he get's hurt and he gets winded but fights through it...

[xjxm]

@ZarathustrasCrown You mean in a stereotypical, Hong Kong, Kung Fu flick, right? The one where the Master takes on ten guys without breaking a sweat?

[ZarathustrasCrown]

@xjxm Exactly...not to mention in the standard martial arts kung fu flick everyone seems able to completely defy gravity, don't get me wrong, I love old kung fu movies, grew up with them. They have more of a "campy, fun" value to me though, this movie's fights felt a bit more...I guess "gritty" would be the word.

[bhorde2k]

Saw this one for the first time at the theater before when it was first released in my area way back when. Subtitled, of course. Epic scene..Epic movie. Looking forward to seeing how it plays out in the upcoming remake.

[thetreefilmsclassic]

WTF English?

[faztclix]

I rememeber renting this out from Blockbuster on VHS. Epic, brutal film

[ajdp1995]

the english voice over is terrible...my god...

[MadameDeJaVu]

@ajdp1995 You can say that again, I was totally taken aback when I heard it. I have heard his real voice which adds more to his passionate performance. Oh well I guess it's just me, but I like to hear the tones anyway this scene is a stunning visual.

[ChurchOfMe93]

The most realistic one man army scene ever. Oh Dae Su: The human Honey Badger

[Shinjita1]

Wow