Sentences with phrase «did fight choreography»

The preparation for her role as «Wonder Woman» got her into boxing and mixed martial arts; she was working out six hours per day doing fighting choreography, horseback riding, cardio interval training, and strength training.

Director Antoine Fuqua (Training Day) handles quieter moments of the film but his frenetic style does the fight choreography a disservice by having to many quick cuts and close up shots.

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The fight with Elle Driver is a virtuoso celebration of fight choreography; although we are aware that all is not as it seems in movie action sequences, Thurman and Hannah must have trained long and hard to even seem to do what they do.

With cinematography this bad, and fight choreography this incompetent, MGM would have done the viewing public a great service by removing the abominable score and replacing it with a laugh track.

Stopped watching this film after 30 minutes, the fight scene was the worst choreography I've seen in a boxing film so far, Jake may have gotten into shape but he definitely didn't learn to box.

Delivering a rabbit punch to the action genre's solar plexus, this sharp mix of gun - fu fight choreography and New York noir offered Keanu Reeves yet another career rebirth, just as The Matrix did in 1999.

Marshall knows how to work with a star studded casts, and his handle on action cinema is impressive, opting for choreography over shaky cam theatrics or CGI heavy fight sequences (as many first time action directors tend to do).

Do you approach fight choreography differently with women differently than if you were staging men?

Although he does put his body on the line in terms of stunts and fight choreography, it is in the scenes where there is no action that he truly delivers, as you can sense the pain and anguish of the moment, providing the necessary punctuation to make every interchange among the characters very compelling.

«You Do Not Mess with Jack Reacher: Combat & Weapons» (10:27) turns our attention to the film's brand of semi-old-fashioned action, with behind - the - scenes looks at fight choreography and stunt filming.

Basically share your sentiments, probably just liked the fight choreography less than you did, but let's face it, Creed probably spoiled all of us in that regard.

Actor Beau Sia didn't spare anyone in his take - down of the hard work that Asian creators put into fight choreography.

As if aware that all that stuff about Bolivian peasants pining for water might be connected, and queasily, to Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (a daring cargo - jet escape is similarly cribbed from that film), Quantum of Solace does its level best to strip entire set - pieces from the Bourne series (a knife fight, the close - quarters disarming of government agents, the roof - top flight), forgetting in the process to port over the coherence of Doug Liman or Paul Greengrass choreography.

incredibly well done, amazing fight choreography, astoundingly good set piece moments, and an awesome villain, can't wait to see it again.

Cable's plays the straight man and the token over-the-top badass in equal measure, and spends his fight choreography oozing well - designed coolness, even if he does sometimes feel like he wandered out of a much more down - to - Earth movie every now and again.

It's true that Coogler — along with his co-writer Joe Robert Cole - doesn't yet have experience with epic, large - scale set pieces that are typically found in giant studio blockbusters, but thanks to Creed we do know that he can do a tremendous job capturing beautiful fight choreography.