Marked for Death VS Out for Justice
1) which ones do you think is more violent 2) which one do you think is better
share1."Marked for Death" is more violent.
2.Marked for Death wins (by a hair).
Screwface is a more intimidating and mysterious villain than Richie. Seagal has more at stake in "MfD" than "OfJ".
Both movies are incredible.
Seagal is still the undisputed American action/martial arts King.
"The thing is Bob, its not that I'm lazy, its that I just don't care" -Peter
Marked for death is more violent and has more fight scenes. However,..out for justice is funnier. Funnier lines and charachters,..and i love the bar fight scene, and the scene at the end where he cains that guy with multiple punches, and a corkscrew if i remember correctly. I say a tie. " Hope there werent triplets" (Marked for death)
shareBoth good but I like Out For Justice better.
shareHow is Seagal the undisputed king of martial arts? How is Aikido even a viable martial art? Aikido is never ever used in mixed martial arts and truth be told you're going to get mauled using Aikido against someone reasonably versed in Muay Thai, JuiJitsu, Judo, etc. etc.
Aikido is all leverage, very ineffective as far as striking is concerned. Notice how in all of Seagals movies he provokes (or has to provoke) someone to attacking him if he's going to go hand-to-hand with them; aside that is from that one dude he punched in the gut in Hard to Kill
How is Seagal the undisputed king of martial arts? How is Aikido even a viable martial art? Aikido is never ever used in mixed martial arts and truth be told you're going to get mauled using Aikido against someone reasonably versed in Muay Thai, JuiJitsu, Judo, etc. etc.....previous poster.
To each their own. Don't let that octagon stuff fool you. Aikido was originally not meant to have a sport application. And the MMA of today is not what it was in the 1990's. Actually what you see today is a result of state athletic commissions applying rules to MMA competitions about 10-12 years ago. UFC was once any combination of fighters with different styles fighting anything goes. Only rule no biting and gouging etc. No protective gear.Maybe a mouthpiece. You used to have odd pairings like Shotokan vs a boxer etc. Also eventually the wrestlers and Brazilian Ju Jitsu guys stole the show. Sometimes boring us to death for a half an hour in a stale mate. This is what I seen in watching the old UFC vids. Could be different in your eyes.
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I'm glad someone finally told it like it is when it comes to MMA.
It's boring most times and the rules are all designed to favor grapplers/wrestlers.
We have to suffer through Joe Rogan and his BJJ fanboys constantly dogging every other martial arts that isn't BJJ or Greco Roman wrestling, when in reality it's not the style that matters but the fighter.
We've seen plenty of BJJ guys get wrecked. We've seen plenty of brawlers clean house (Tank Abbott anyone?) and we've seen plenty of kickboxers absolutely decimate (Maurice Smith ring a bell?). It's anyone's game based on their skill and technique. Sadly Dana White and his ground-pounder legion love to tout American MMA as some sort of fighting system savior. It's just silly.
I agree that Akido is not very effective in a tournament scene but when you see it applied in confrontations like the ones in Out for Justice and Above the Law, you can see how it has practical applications for wrecking someone in self defense.
Also eventually the wrestlers and Brazilian Ju Jitsu guys stole the show. Sometimes boring us to death for a half an hour in a stale mate. This is what I seen in watching the old UFC vids. Could be different in your eyes.
When I was in college in the mid-90s, the local video store had a bunch of UFC tapes for sale cheap, and I think that I watched at least 20 or so. Royce Gracie was one of the most dominant that there was, but I remember watching 20-25 minute matches with him on his back in the guard position, and the person on top could never get enough leverage to strike. I remember watching a 30 minute match with Tank Abbot on his stomach and Dan Severn throwing punches at the back of his head.
Most real fights are boring as all getout, especially for people who watch a lot of pro wrestling. But I have seen some of the more recent fights, and they do stay on their feet longer than they used to.
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