Hey guys check out this Video

[david]

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=86...rt+of+the+saber

Most amazing saber fight i have seen,Better than in the movies lol

Though it is sort of Blury..It is even more blurry in Full screen so dont watch it there...about a 5 min long video,amazing though

 

[Kunoichi]

That.....was the most impressive saber fight i have ever seen. It was well rehearsed, although the one thing that I didn't like was when the man with the red saber stuck it into the ground. Shouldn't it have sunk in?

 

[david]

That could be modified by the force...Just like Saber Throw

I thought the same thing,Except until i thought about it a little longer

 

[barrill]

Wow that was tight as hell. It was probably, like Hinata said, one of the most impressive display of lightsaber fighting I've ever seen.

 

[Ser Yorick]

Wow that was awesome.

 

[david]

Hell yeah i dont post bullshit haha

 

[Brandon Rhea]

Old....

 

[Ser Yorick]

You're old...

 

[Kunoichi]

Um....how is that old?

 

[Fredrick]

Oh, thats been on the internet for quite awhile now, nevertheless... Its still the best choegraphed saber fight I have seen in any fan movies thus far.

 

[jedigirl444]

I like the fight ((edit ))but the end is messed up.

 

[barrill]

How so?

 

[Fredrick]

I was asking myself the same question... Its actualy much better filmed then most fan movies in matters of fighting. Alot of people tend to make one giant shot instead of clipping their moves to make the best possible choregraphy with less of a chance to "mess it up" like they do in this movie.

And then, the one with the two purple blades sure has alot of experience to pull off these stances and jumps. It is well filmed, choegraphed and executed... All you need for a good fight scene.

 

[Brandon Rhea]

I wish they had put a story around it though. Fight scenes are usually better with a well crafted story that's fleshed out and all.

 

[Fredrick]

Well they did do a nice dramatic speech in the begining :9:

 

[jedigirl444]

srry typo edited it. it was suppossed to say. "They fight was good but the end was messed up."

 

[David S]

:11:, speechless....

 

[Green Ranger]

lousy slow connection...i wanna see the fight! :17:

EDIT: Truly spectacular. This demonstrates really well how dual bladed and double ended styles can work cinematically, and it really shows well the single bladed style. The reverse grip dual wielding worked really well also. This is a really good inspiration for saber fighting, and it's definately going in myt favourites.

Why didn't anyone tell me about this sooner?! :12:

 

[Empress]

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lousy slow connection...i wanna see the fight! :17:

EDIT: Truly spectacular. This demonstrates really well how dual bladed and double ended styles can work cinematically, and it really shows well the single bladed style. The reverse grip dual wielding worked really well also. This is a really good inspiration for saber fighting, and it's definately going in myt favourites.

Why didn't anyone tell me about this sooner?! :12:
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looked good drawn out but was 100% thai, so in a sence pretty easy to see played out script wise and had too much a Thai martial arts tourny feel more than a sw, but it was a good watch none the less

 

[Ser Yorick]

I didn't notice much of a Thai feel to it, except for the stances they had between the actual fighting itself. I've seen and actually studied a bit of Muay Thai myself and a few others, didn't look anything like it.