Eric Roberts fighting sytle
Does anyone know what style of karate Eric is using in the movie?
shareI think it's Mauy Thai
share[deleted]
It certainly doesn't resemble Karate.
I saw a little bit of Chinese Boxing and Kung Fu in some of his stances, so my guess is that someone thought up a style, that would go with the character the Roberts was playing, by mixing other styles together.
Sort of what Bruce Lee did a long time ago.
What I don't understand about this movie is why the Americans call themselves a "Karate Team" when they were going up against a Korean Taekwando team at a Taekwando tournament in Korea?
The match between Phillip and Simon was very impressive though.
It doesnt resemble any form of martial ares becasue Eric Roberts is not a martial artis. The only person on the American team who had any prior martial arts training was Phillip Rhae. The moves Eric Roberts performed were akward and uncomfortable to him becase they did not come naturally to him, nor has he spent years upon years training.
shareWho really cares what Eric Roberts fighting style was, The final fight between Tommy and Dae Han is one of the best fights ever.I Mean they are real life brothers, who better to stage a fight then two ass kicking brothers.
shareYou are wrong about that Phillip Rhee is the only person that has any martial arts training. Late Cristopher Penn had a black belt in karate.
shareThe moves Eric Roberts performed were akward and uncomfortable to him becase they did not come naturally to him, nor has he spent years upon years training.
Definitely not Muay Thai... nor any style I can recognize... maybe the closest is the fighting style of the "One Armed Swordsman"? Minus the sword of course.
"Doth thou wish to quarrel, sir?"
american kickboxing
wolfman's got nards
I'm pretty sure he was doing Muay Cry.
Don't unform, you're a great mob. We'll think up something else to get upset about.
I think its call Act Foo
What a lovely way to burn...
Well, his opening style is definitely Karate Kid. :D
"Hail to the king, baby" :OD
I believe it's called No Can Do. It's a newer martial arts that is about 100 years old and has it's roots in Hollywood.
I think the styles used in the movie most closely resemble TKD or Kung Fun, with a little Hollywood thrown in.
For my latest movie reviews and news: http://www.hesaidshesaidreviewsite.com
I did some homework on this. It's definitely a more showy-version of a style from the Toshiba-Samsung eastern region called "NoOscarFoYoo". I thought Roberts portrayed it phenomenally.
sharedo you guys no nothing all the moves taken from the arcade game street fighter it has been around a while and almost all americans know the moves.
share