Lots of Face Punching

For those of you who are into martial arts flicks check this video out

that was awesome :O

Loved it! One of the better MA clips I've seen, Bruce Lee has some good ones

Tony Jaa>Bruce Lee . Bruce Lee was more influential, perhaps even a better fighter, but in terms of movie fight scenes, Tony Jaa is the newest and greatest. Check this out;

Tony Jaa definitely amazing, and I like muay thai better than JKD or Wing Chun, but the guy in the clip that I posted was apparently Bruce Lee's wing chun teacher

what movies has Tony Jaa been in?

Lol, yeah I have Ipman on DVD , pretty good movie. Tony Jaa is most notably in the Ong Bak series. There are two thus far, a third movie is due out this year. Another film he is in is The Protector, although I found the plot and storyline to be very poor, the fighting was stellar. He can also be seen in the BodyGuard (Thai version) and in some funny Thai produce commercials.

Yeah if you care about plot then wait on "the protector"
btw Can I borrow that, Paul?

Yeah sure. I also have OngBak if you want to borrow that.

I have seen that plenty of times and is on Netflix instaplay

NJSC wrote:Tony Jaa definitely amazing, and I like muay thai better than JKD or Wing Chun, but the guy in the clip that I posted was apparently Bruce Lee's wing chun teacher

This is true yip man was bruce lee's wing chun gung fu teacher he is legendary.This film is ofcourse what it is a film not any where close to the lethallity of this art ( Iknow i trained wing chun & JKD 3yrs under Sifu Francis Fong & jason laou look thejm up) most of all all that punching is called the straight blast very effective alot like a boxers jab-cross althought alot of throat strikes are employed to incompasitate you opponent quickly this film depicted the flashy side of the art