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br00ster
26-Feb-2003, 12:00 AM
wi Matt wassit....really recommend this film to anyone....if you don't look at Matt like a sex symbol....some good fight scene's and plenty of gadgets....and the lead actress is tasty as well:D
Cougar_v203
19-Apr-2003, 02:41 AM
BOOST!! sorry i had to say something ;)
Freeform
19-Apr-2003, 09:09 AM
Someones already beaten you to it :D

www.martialartsplanet.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=441 (http://)

Good film though.

Col
Cougar_v203
19-Apr-2003, 05:38 PM
DAMN YOU HAD TO RUIN IT!! :D
stump
20-Apr-2003, 12:44 AM
One of the guys I train with told me the MA used in this movie was Kali.

Can anyone confirm or deny this? When I saw it it looked like a combination of muay thai and wing chun?

Anyone shed some light?
pesilat
20-Apr-2003, 02:01 PM
Originally posted by stump
One of the guys I train with told me the MA used in this movie was Kali.

Can anyone confirm or deny this? When I saw it it looked like a combination of muay thai and wing chun?

Anyone shed some light?

Yup. Far as I know, Matt Damon trained with Dan Inosanto (or, at least, at Dan's school) in Filipino martial arts in preparation for the movie. And a lot of it definitely had an FMA flavor to it.

Of course, as choppy and chaotic as the fight scenes were, it was hard to tell. But, on the flip side, I liked the choppy/chaotic fight scenes because they gave a more realistic feel to the scenes. Kind of visually illustrated how chaotic fights really are.

Mike
Freeform
20-Apr-2003, 09:37 PM
I agree with Mike about the choppy chaos. I like that in a movie, probably why I'm the only guy (appart from Mike) who liked the Daredevil film.

Col
thiaboxr2
02-Oct-2003, 08:51 AM
Sort of a late reply.But....

Matt did get some FMA training from Dan Inasanto. It's supposed to be the Lacoste-Inasanto Blend. Incorperating kicking, trapping, and knife fighting.

I found the info by looking under Juanito LaCoste. It braught up th LaCoste-Inasanto Blend on a few sights.:)
juramentado
02-Oct-2003, 09:21 AM
I was wondering who was the FMA school or teacher that did the fight choreography for this movie. I too like the chaotic jarring style of the fight scenes, but kinda wish I could see more of the FMA moves.

A nice film with good MA sequences..:)
Greg-VT
02-Oct-2003, 10:08 AM
Originally posted by Freeform
I agree with Mike about the choppy chaos. I like that in a movie, probably why I'm the only guy (appart from Mike) who liked the Daredevil film.

Col

I liked the fights in TBI, but did'nt like Daredevil.