The Perfect Weapon - Best Scenes
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- Опубліковано 2 лют 2014
- Release: 1991
Director: Mark DiSalle
Writer: David C. Wilson
Stars: Jeff Speakman, John Dye, Mako
These are by far the best scenes in this movie. Now, this is my opinion, so I'm sure others will have a different opinion, if you've seen this move before. Share your opinion about the movie and that's cool, but please leave it as that.
This movie is one of those movies that hasn't been tainted by Hollywood and the flying fighters that leap off the ground and do things that are physically impossible.
I took Kenpo Karate for 2 years and Tae Kwon Do for 5 years. Jeff Speakman is a master at the art and knows his stuff. This was his best movie and his first one at that.
Kenpo Karate is probably the most pricey martial art you can learn, but there was only one dojo in my area teaching, so there wasn't a variety so to speak.
Enjoy!!!
Please vote on what scene is your favorite. Scene 3, is my favorite. :)
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Ahhh...back at the time, when action movies so simple, down-to-earth, yet wonderfuly entertained the audiences 😊👍👍. My regard to Mr.Jeff Speakman.
It's really a shame the Mr. Speakman didn't have a larger film history. I know in his later years he developed some health problems but he could have turned Hollywood upside down. His skill was extraordinary.
I saw this in the theater as a kid. I was in awe of the fighting scenes. I was at the edge of my seat suffocating from popcorn being so nervous. Looking back at it again, I can confirm this is a well made martial arts film.
Man his spinning back fist strikes are so brutal. Wish Speakman would have had a longer movie career. He was awesome.
Man, looking back on this and being able to appreciate the generations of stars and action stars in this....Professor Toru Tanaka, James Hong, Mako, James Lew, Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa, Al Leong, Mariska Hargitay and of course Jeff....and so much of the stunt team that we've seen in other classics, this was such a great cast.
My dad and I saw this at the theater when it came out. I think he was really impressed. Man I miss dad.
I first saw Mr. Speakman years before the movie came out, at a Martial Arts Exposition performing Kata in the Okinawan System Goju (Hard-Soft) Ryu. Having been a student of Kenpo (Japanese for Fist Law) and Chuan Fa (Chinese for Law of the Fist), it blew my mind. He was incredibly fluid and smooth and fast!
Loved the training scenes from childhood to adulthood. A great deal of research went into those Kenpo scenes. I've been practicing Kenpo for several years now and love to see it when they put actual authenticity in Martial Arts films.
Saw this in the Theater. Speakman's the real deal. Good athlete, great martial artist, and a great guy...
Seen this movie 50 times and still blown away by this art!
Choreography and editing in this move was awesome. On another level for 1991.
One of the best martial arts films of the 90’s totally underrated.
I was studying Kenpo when this movie came out....and at one point, it was my favorite movie. Brings back memories.
I have this on VHS and it still goes hard in the paint. Great fight scenes, love it! I wish Mr. Speakman did more movies.
Years ago, just when this movie was released I met Jeff Speakman. I trained in Kenpo under Lee Wedlake Jr. in Florida. Jeff came to our studio. Super nice guy. I still have his autograph. Underrated movie. A good showing how fast, adaptive and powerful Kenpo really is.
He truly brought Kenpo alive on the big screen. Great job. Thank you.❤️🙏🏻❤️
James Lew, Jeff Speakman and all the other stunt martial artists deserve as much credit for keeping straight faces as they do their excellent techniques. Great movie!
I am a student of Mr Speakman. He is an amazing person as much as he is a martial artist. He's amazing to work out with. Very skillfull. As powerful as he is fast.
Professor Tanaka went out like a stage boss in a fighting game. Much respect to Prof. Tanaka. The real OG of wrestlers who did movies.
This film was one of the best marital arts movies, wayyyyy under rated