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My gym in San Diego was a large MMA gym. A bunch of skinny want a be's running around. I always told them the same thing. Just like there is no substitue for cubic inches when it comes to engines there is no substitute for size/strength when it comes to fights!

That is actually from the movie "Never back down."

gtapp wrote:My gym in San Diego was a large MMA gym. A bunch of skinny want a be's running around. I always told them the same thing. Just like there is no substitue for cubic inches when it comes to engines there is no substitute for size/strength when it comes to fights!

Size is definitely important but its not everything, in a street fight. I'll take a 160-lb wrestler over a 180-lb boxer any day of the week.

Kind of reminds me of this:
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Hawks86 wrote:That is actually from the movie "Never back down."

That is what my Son-in-Law just said but he thought about it and then said there seemed to be to much camera jiggle.....

I heard that the spot from "Indiana Jones" was pure ad lib but that the Director loved it so much they kept it.

RickRund wrote:

Hawks86 wrote:That is actually from the movie "Never back down."

That is what my Son-in-Law just said but he thought about it and then said there seemed to be to much camera jiggle.....

I don't think that camera angle was actually used in the movie but it is the same fight .

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Thought I'd seen that somewhere before. Hilarious nonetheless

RickRund wrote:I heard that the spot from "Indiana Jones" was pure ad lib but that the Director loved it so much they kept it.

That's right. My understanding is that Harrison Ford was pretty sick during filming of those scenes. There was supposed to be extended fight sequence. Since he was too weak to do take after take, they had Harrison just shoot him. Good stuff