@@tararocksong5085 yes but, its Georgian this is how we dance, and russians are trying to steal it from us, like they stole our land and occupied our territory, when i read this comments, when they say its russian, i feel like im getting stabbed through my heart, its so bad when things like this happen, i hope that u understand ❤️
This was the last film worked on by the late great stunt coordinator Brad Allan, aka The White Tiger, who died this year (possibly due to COVID-19). In addition to working on the Kingsmen series, he was a frequent collaborator with Jackie Chan and Edgar Wright.
The man who designed Rasputin's fighting style deserves an award. Absolutely perfected moves, clearly polished thousands of times, cold discipline in body, yet... Absolute animalistic feral rage through it, and with those Mad Eyes. This is something else As a man who payed his bills by staging fights with weapons i see how much work was put in both - his movements as a fighter and his expressions and play. Great fightscene, hope not his last. П.С. Я Русский человек, и если еще одна собака напишет мне что это "Литералли такой то чей то танец", я клянусь, я сойду с ума. Да, я знаю что это такое. Это не отменяет мастерство как актера, так и постановщика.
@@Rockydcomedy That doesnt mean shit. Everything in art is either based on - or took some inspiration from something. That doesnt take any credit from artist who gave it its final look and taste. When youre eating tasty ice cream - do you think all the work or bonus ingridients doesnt matter, cause its based on a milk?))
@Nate Higgers ахаха националисты повылазили. Движения из казачьих танцев и балета. Но мы русские не будем говорить, что это наше. мы выше этого. наша культура вобрала в себя много из окружающего нас и переработала это. Мы - люди сотен наций, тогда как вы - одной.
Poisoned, shot, and drowned, I love how they actually worked Yusipov's account of his death into the scene around the fight! His dance-fighting was beautiful, my one critique was that the 1812 Overture felt unearned at this point and I'd have rather something like the Russian dance from Nutcracker or Vysotsky's Capricious Horses, or something else dramatically Russian and balletic playing.
You're totally right, or just play the remixed version of Rasputin. I feel like although 1812 overture is great, it's been a bit overused in Hollywood.
The Overture was absolutey beautiful, only wish they didnt have to stretch it at the end... Russian Dance might have been a good option too, but its just too short. Still happy to hear Tchaikovsky in a mainstream film like this one.
The only thing true about that movie is that the British secret service had something to do with Rasputin's death. Because Rasputin had an influence on the czar's wife and was against the war, envious and nationalistic nobles and members of the duma, and the British secret service conspired against him. Felix Felixovich Yusopov lured him into his house. There he was brutally beaten up and shot by the cowardly and sneaky conspirators.
Rasputin REALLY should have been the main villain. He was fascinating to watch whenever he was on screen. I don't even remember the name of the main villain. Even when they revealed who he was, I had no idea who they were referring to until they did the flashback.
The main villain was just a generic big bad that plagues most major modern cinema. While Rasputin literally stole the show every seen he was was in, and was considerably more intimidating. They even advertised him as the main villain in the films trailers. Just for him to be a henchmen who gets killed off in the first third of the movie…….
I kept thinking the main villain was somehow going to be David Tennant because of much the scottish accent sounded so similar to his own voice in tone and pitch. Actually David Tennant being the main villain would've been a major upgrade.
I know I'm late, but my working theory is that Rasputin WAS meant to be the main villain. The whole first half of the movie is building up to the showdown between the two, the fight is incredible, and it resolves in a way fit for the end of a movie. However, due to Brad Allen passing away, R.I.P, they weren't able to get all of the scenes they needed for a full movie, and then moved on to the B-Plot of Conrad's death and the sacry evil guy. The whole second half of the movie felt rushed in my eyes, and I think that would explain why, they didn't have much time and needed to finish the movie on TOP of coming up with a new plot to pad out runtime. Sad to see it go this way but thankfully we still got to see this great character and amazing fight scene, even if it's short lived
What I love even more about Rasputin's dance/fighting is that the dance part uses traditional Russian folk dances, which surprisingly require male dancers to be solid/strong but graceful. All the jumps, spinning on the knees, dancing on the toes, and twirling are key examples.
@aleksandre tavartkiladze Hm, you're right. I just remember seeing people incorporate these moves into folk dances when I visited, so maybe the lines bled a little bit culturally.
@@aleksandretavartkiladze4737 This is hopak(trepak). Russian and Ukrainian folk dances. The hopak dance is usually danced by Russian and Ukrainian Cossacks, so what does Georgia have to do with it?
The choreography of this fight is incredible. The film industry truly lost a legend with Brad Allen's passing. I wish he could have seen the praise that he got for his work on this and Shang Chi.
Well it's a big hollywood movie. Fight choreography is supposed to be great. Great action scenes are to be expected. What they mess up these days is the writing.
@@datatsushi2016 for real, Shang_Chi was awesome but the writing was really mediocre and they only gave akwafina like 2 jokes when she is a fucking hilarious comedian.
Dude the history of this man brings chills down my spine. Yall may know him from the song but if you read the history, he was one of the most dangerous lunatics that almost gained a stupid amount of power.
A true alpha, poverty, famine, war, alcoholism, drug addiction, stabbed in the stomach, multiple cyanide poisonings and a bullet to the chest and he was still kicking. So basically your average Russian.
@@comradericefarmerhao2269 Nope. He actually advised Tzar Nicolas II to stay out of WW1. When that failed he implored the Tzar to wait for the farmers to harvest their crops before the second draft so Russia wouldn't be plaged by famine during a war. It was the Tzar that decided to lead the men into battle personally on the front lines and left Rasputin in charge of Russia. Nicolas and Alexandra valued Rasputing as it was he who helped their son Alexi as he suffered with haemophilia which they didn't tell anyone about. It was after his death that the public turned on the Tzar as Rasputin was taking the blame for the failures of Nicolas. Most of the things Rasputin was accused of doing were rumours spread by his enemies in court, even his death is not really certain as there are conflicting reports of it.
Yes, a happily married holy man that opposed the war. A man that aided the Tsarina's hemopiliac son with simple meditations. A man that asked the Tsarina to send the Tsar to the front lines if he loved the war so much (which was pretty much guaranteed to have Russia withdraw from the conflict). What a madman ... hated by the banks so much that England and probably even the US orchestrated his death. Remember kiddos, history is written by the winners, and they can write whatever fiction they want.
@@kvman Doh! I missed your post! This guy gets it. History paints Rasputin as a bad guy because ... BANKS ... thats it, one word ... BANKS. Who would profit most from the war?
All fight scenes in the movie are excellent choreographed and edited. And i like that Djimon Hounsou gets a bit to shine in this one. Dude's 57 years old and still a very underrated actor since "Blood Diamond"
Honestly more historically accurate than CoD Vangaurd. Edit: Just a warning, the reply chain of this comment is composed of 60% bickering, 30% drivel, and 10% incorrect grammar. So suffice to say, it is not worth the thumb-numbing effort of scrolling.
@@романлемех-ъ2и В официальной биографии Спиридона Ивановича Путина зафиксирован легендарный факт встречи с Григорием Ефимовичем Распутиным. «Служил кулинаром в петербургских ресторанах, в том числе в «Астории» на Гороховой улице, куда любил захаживать Григорий Распутин. По семейной легенде, Распутин однажды велел позвать повара, поблагодарил его за вкусно приготовленную еду, и спросил, как его зовут. Узнав, что Путин, расплылся в улыбке: «Почти однофамильцы». Затем вложил ему в руку золотой
Can we just stop and appreciate the camera angles of this fight scene. No excessive quick cuts or close ups that a lot of action movies overuse. Just a lot of wide angles to show off amazing movements from both fighters. Loved it.
I HAVE SAID SINCE THE FIRST MOVIE THATS WHAT THEY NEEDED TO DO The amazing part about the OG movie was how fun it was and how little sense it actually made, it just barely made enough sense to follow. The whole Kingsman series should just embrace being fun and silly but at the same time taking themselves completely seriously. Thats my hope for this movie, all fun over realism with characters who take everything super seriously.
@@bjrnbjrnson2802 i agree. Kingsmen thrives on fun, crazy, swashbuckling action scenes. The storylines themselves are fine, but they rely a lot on unrealistic tropes and stereotypes. Might as well fully embrace the cliché in all aspects of the movies
I don't get people's problems with this movie, I enjoyed it very much even more so than the previous Kingsman instalments, this fight sequence with Rasputin looks epic.
For me it felt like they tried to wrap two or three movies into one which is why the pacing was very much all over the place. I still liked the movie well enough. The cast was great all around, the action scenes were top notch as always when it comes to Kingsman, and it did leave me wanting to see more from these characters if they ever do a follow up after the sequel to The Golden Circle finally comes out. My one big complaint is the villain. Really just an "evil for evil's sake" type of character. His motivations felt very unclear and how he managed to amas such a Spectre level organisation genuinely boggles the mind. Rasputin was great though. It was also great to see a genuinely well written father/mentor in Ralph Feines' character, who's flawed but ultimately a good man trying to do what's right for his son. Something of a rarity in modern Hollywood films these days.
@@Skulduggery_TV he wasn’t evil just to be evil, he was a Scottish man who was furious over England stealing their land, food, and leaving their people to die. That’s a good enough reason tbh.
This movie looks like a ton of fun!!!! We need more movies like this....energetic...not too serious...fun....awesome choreography! I'm a fan of the Kingsman!!!!!! Can't wait for this one and more!
@@joew9690 actually while the fighting wasn’t exactly a thing, pretty much all the events leading up to the US joining the war were accurate. The war did start after the Ferdinand’s driver made a wrong turn and got him killed, the Russians did pull out of the war, the Zimmerman telegram was indeed a thing and I wouldn’t be surprised if the US president was blackmailed at some point. And Ras did indeed get poisoned before being stabbed and then subsequently shot. So they got that right.
Bro, that was awesome! The choreographer needs an award for making this! I love how classical music is being played during this fight scene, which I feel like you rarely see happen. And I love how some of their moves are in synch to the music, including when Rasputin opens his mouth at 1:30, which makes it look like he's doing some sort of opera voice.
I love how the movie as a whole, incorporated the historical events. It integrated the historical events so well into an otherwise fantastical storyline. I feel like it paid more attention to history than most period films do
@@christophergirardi8145 Which would make a lot of sense IRL. Although not at all adressed in the film. Orlando, suffered the wound at the same time as the death of his wife. And he was struggling with a debilitating fear for the safety of his son, likely amped up by his guilt of not being able to save the wife. Then the loss of his son, which broke him. And would probably have left him a listless drunk for the rest of his days, had Polly not given him some tough love. So there was probably quite some unresolved emotional trauma there.
@@gambikules на того самого, со старых фоток. Из всех экранных западных Распутиных, да и Машкова с Депардье, он наиболее близок портрету. А кого ты видел тысячу лет назад, я не знаю.
This fight scene is not only an incredible feat of film from the choreographer, the late and great Bradly James Allen, but for the actors Dijmon Hounsou and Rhys Ifans as well. Bradly James Allen was a stuntman and was trained personally by Jackie Chan himself. And if you know anything about Jackie Chan he is a grueling perfectionist and his style of fight scenes operates on a very specific, swift, and almost madcap rhythm. Not a lot of actors are able to keep up with it. Plus Jackie Chan's style of choreography calls for actors actually getting hit with very few quick cuts to hide it. The fact that Dijmon and Rhys were able to pull it off so well speaks a great deal about their abilities. Also kudos to the camera crew for keeping everything fully in frame with wide shots and great lighting so we can actually see what's happening in the fight!
"Alright, Mr. Rhys Ifans. We need you to play a crazy, ninja acrobat Rasputin who kicks the crap out of some dude with a dinner plate, while Tchaikovsky 1812 Overture plays in the background." "...This is the best day of my life."
The Fight style is Georgian oldest fighting art, and it is based on Georgian national dance. The main Choreographer and stuntman is Georgian also, his full name is Lasha Mdzinarashvili.
The fact that 2 guards tried killing rasputin by poison, he didnt die. Then they shot him and dumped him and freezing lake yet claimed to see him swim. Makes this scene kinda accurate
There's credability in the myth too based on biology. The poison was arsenic, which in high doses is fatal. However, the cake that it was baked in was poisoned BEFORE it was baked, the process losing some of it's potency. Being shot is also fatal, but falling into cold water causes the body to go into shock and slow the heartrate down, thus pumping less blood, this making his wounds not as dangerous as they looked. Rasputin wasn't a wizard, he just knew his biology.
Brad Allen did the action direction on all the Kingsmen movies. He also recently did the action direction for Shang Chi, but sadly he died before it released. The guy was a behind the scenes legend. We lost a huge talent :(
@@AlexBlak3 Soviet Army? Don’t make me laugh🤣 this is heavily based on Georgian/Caucasian dancing and fighting technique, look it up. Russians don’t have moves like we do.
Excellent acting and choreography, the classical music and yelling and Rasputin's feral expressions. Looks like a good old action movie with modern twists to it, imma make sure to check this out when it hits the theaters over here
This scene was the pinnacle of an already great movie. Rasputin is written as such a great villain, one would not believe it's based on a real person. He just looks like a character written from scratch. Absolutely phenomenal work by everyone involved.
I saw this fight scene as an ad before a video and watched the entire thing to find out what it was from and no name came up! I knew that had to be Rasputin because of that crazed look in his eyes. This scene is absolutely breathtaking and very well done. I hope it picked up a few awards.
While nothing can top the church fight or galahads vs whiskey, this scene still looks awesome. I don't know if the crew for the first two came back, but if not, I think we're still in good hands.
""This man's just got to go", declared his enemies But the ladies begged, "Don't you try to do it, please" No doubt this Rasputin had lots of hidden charms Though he was a brute, they just fell into his arms Then one night some men of higher standing Set a trap, they're not to blame "Come to visit us", they kept demanding And he really came Ra ra Rasputin Lover of the Russian queen They put some poison into his wine Ra ra Rasputin Russia's greatest love machine He drank it all and said, "I feel fine" Ra ra Rasputin Lover of the Russian queen They didn't quit, they wanted his head Ra ra Rasputin Russia's greatest love machine And so they shot him 'til he was dead"
If you think that's Rasputin's fight moves are weird or inaccurate, when he says "time to dance" he really starts dancing. That's dancing moves from Georgian National Dance called "Khandjluri", word by word it means "with daggers"
Honestly, this might be the single most gloriously ludicrous fight scene I've ever seen in a film. The fact that it's a Kingsman fight is zero surprise.
One thing I like is once Rasputin grab that silver coverage off the table. He begin using it in some what of a fashion sword and buckler. Very interesting tactic he went with such a improvise item.
I normally don't watch new modern things but damn! this fight scene is amazing, you can see every move and there is so much energy, the camera work is amazing.
Nothing's stopping them from doing it and it wouldn't even have to be this version of Rasputin since as a historical character/ figure, Rasputin is in the public domain and anyone can use him for anything however they want to. I'm going to be using him in the future as one of the villains in a comic book/ graphic novel that I'm doing! More people should use him for different projects and I have to say, The King's Man has one of the best interpretations of Rasputin that I've seen in a work of fiction yet!
love how Rasputin's fighting style is
50% swordplay
50% cool dancing
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@@tararocksong5085 its not Russian
@@tararocksong5085 it is Lezginka,Georgian national dance.
@@Verg887, ok. Makes sense, but it looks a little Russian to my eyes. Just saying.
@@tararocksong5085 yes but, its Georgian this is how we dance, and russians are trying to steal it from us, like they stole our land and occupied our territory, when i read this comments, when they say its russian, i feel like im getting stabbed through my heart, its so bad when things like this happen, i hope that u understand ❤️
“I only make decisions when my stomach is full or my balls are empty.” Actually that’s a very good philosophy to live by.
ikr
this philosophy is reason of wars and regress of humanity.
@@sirhana Mate, you'd be surprised how much violence has been commited because someones stomach was empty or their balls were full.
He is Russia’s greatest love machine
@@sirhana You don't understand how human psychology works, do you?
Who ever choreographed this fight needs an award
This was the last film worked on by the late great stunt coordinator Brad Allan, aka The White Tiger, who died this year (possibly due to COVID-19). In addition to working on the Kingsmen series, he was a frequent collaborator with Jackie Chan and Edgar Wright.
@@ZanJoKyR No wonder, looks like some kungfu dance
@@NoComment222 kazachok
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@@ZanJoKyR :(
This fight just makes Rasputin look batshit insane and I love it
...he was?
Well, he was, as history indicates, so it fits.
Exactly 👏🏽👏🏽💯💯
History says he is
1:00 I love how Rasputin isn’t even trying to hit him, he’s just spinning in circles
He's building momentum
He's charging his not so secret skill
Se divierte atormentando a su victoma
Avoid him to step up and charge himself to make that descended attack, actually a smart move
@@craimaxblack While , at the same time , trying to back his opponent into a corner.
Rasputin's insane fighting style doubling as an almost elegant dance is a thing of GENIOUS
I would make Volbeat's Seal The Deal And Let's Boogie the soundtrack of this.
It is inspired by national Georgian dances
*genius
Awesome as hell!
The man who designed Rasputin's fighting style deserves an award. Absolutely perfected moves, clearly polished thousands of times, cold discipline in body, yet... Absolute animalistic feral rage through it, and with those Mad Eyes. This is something else
As a man who payed his bills by staging fights with weapons i see how much work was put in both - his movements as a fighter and his expressions and play. Great fightscene, hope not his last.
П.С. Я Русский человек, и если еще одна собака напишет мне что это "Литералли такой то чей то танец", я клянусь, я сойду с ума. Да, я знаю что это такое. Это не отменяет мастерство как актера, так и постановщика.
Its based from georgian dance bro.
@@Rockydcomedy That doesnt mean shit. Everything in art is either based on - or took some inspiration from something. That doesnt take any credit from artist who gave it its final look and taste. When youre eating tasty ice cream - do you think all the work or bonus ingridients doesnt matter, cause its based on a milk?))
@@DarkBlackGod14 relax dude its not that serious.
Those moves are actually from Georgian dances.
@Nate Higgers ахаха националисты повылазили. Движения из казачьих танцев и балета. Но мы русские не будем говорить, что это наше. мы выше этого. наша культура вобрала в себя много из окружающего нас и переработала это. Мы - люди сотен наций, тогда как вы - одной.
Poisoned, shot, and drowned, I love how they actually worked Yusipov's account of his death into the scene around the fight! His dance-fighting was beautiful, my one critique was that the 1812 Overture felt unearned at this point and I'd have rather something like the Russian dance from Nutcracker or Vysotsky's Capricious Horses, or something else dramatically Russian and balletic playing.
You're totally right, or just play the remixed version of Rasputin. I feel like although 1812 overture is great, it's been a bit overused in Hollywood.
The Overture was absolutey beautiful, only wish they didnt have to stretch it at the end... Russian Dance might have been a good option too, but its just too short. Still happy to hear Tchaikovsky in a mainstream film like this one.
Yeah, I feel like Russian Dance would've actually fit him a lot more here lmao. Especially when he does his turns at that one moment
They were trying to get rights to the Rasputin song to use for the movie but weren't able to secure it
The only thing true about that movie is that the British secret service had something to do with Rasputin's death. Because Rasputin had an influence on the czar's wife and was against the war, envious and nationalistic nobles and members of the duma, and the British secret service conspired against him. Felix Felixovich Yusopov lured him into his house. There he was brutally beaten up and shot by the cowardly and sneaky conspirators.
Rasputin REALLY should have been the main villain. He was fascinating to watch whenever he was on screen. I don't even remember the name of the main villain. Even when they revealed who he was, I had no idea who they were referring to until they did the flashback.
The main villain was just a generic big bad that plagues most major modern cinema. While Rasputin literally stole the show every seen he was was in, and was considerably more intimidating. They even advertised him as the main villain in the films trailers. Just for him to be a henchmen who gets killed off in the first third of the movie…….
I kept thinking the main villain was somehow going to be David Tennant because of much the scottish accent sounded so similar to his own voice in tone and pitch.
Actually David Tennant being the main villain would've been a major upgrade.
The main villain was so generic and over the top. Rasputin was also over the top, but he was awesome af
I know I'm late, but my working theory is that Rasputin WAS meant to be the main villain. The whole first half of the movie is building up to the showdown between the two, the fight is incredible, and it resolves in a way fit for the end of a movie. However, due to Brad Allen passing away, R.I.P, they weren't able to get all of the scenes they needed for a full movie, and then moved on to the B-Plot of Conrad's death and the sacry evil guy. The whole second half of the movie felt rushed in my eyes, and I think that would explain why, they didn't have much time and needed to finish the movie on TOP of coming up with a new plot to pad out runtime.
Sad to see it go this way but thankfully we still got to see this great character and amazing fight scene, even if it's short lived
He will be in another show.
What I love even more about Rasputin's dance/fighting is that the dance part uses traditional Russian folk dances, which surprisingly require male dancers to be solid/strong but graceful. All the jumps, spinning on the knees, dancing on the toes, and twirling are key examples.
no its georgian dance
@aleksandre tavartkiladze Hm, you're right. I just remember seeing people incorporate these moves into folk dances when I visited, so maybe the lines bled a little bit culturally.
@@aleksandretavartkiladze4737 This is hopak(trepak). Russian and Ukrainian folk dances. The hopak dance is usually danced by Russian and Ukrainian Cossacks, so what does Georgia have to do with it?
no its georgian sword dance search on youtube it more resembles it
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The choreography of this fight is incredible. The film industry truly lost a legend with Brad Allen's passing. I wish he could have seen the praise that he got for his work on this and Shang Chi.
Rasputin's moves during fight are based on Georgian national dances and its cool
Well it's a big hollywood movie. Fight choreography is supposed to be great. Great action scenes are to be expected. What they mess up these days is the writing.
@@datatsushi2016 for real, Shang_Chi was awesome but the writing was really mediocre and they only gave akwafina like 2 jokes when she is a fucking hilarious comedian.
@@lufteze2916 какие нахер джорджиан?) Такие элементы по всему миру были, Моисеев в СССР народам танцы придумывал)
@@adamlassiter1296 your message there was a real joke
Dude the history of this man brings chills down my spine. Yall may know him from the song but if you read the history, he was one of the most dangerous lunatics that almost gained a stupid amount of power.
A true alpha, poverty, famine, war, alcoholism, drug addiction, stabbed in the stomach, multiple cyanide poisonings and a bullet to the chest and he was still kicking. So basically your average Russian.
@@natshenkin he is probably the reason why Russia did so badly during the war and probably gave rise to the communist party
@@comradericefarmerhao2269 Nope. He actually advised Tzar Nicolas II to stay out of WW1. When that failed he implored the Tzar to wait for the farmers to harvest their crops before the second draft so Russia wouldn't be plaged by famine during a war. It was the Tzar that decided to lead the men into battle personally on the front lines and left Rasputin in charge of Russia. Nicolas and Alexandra valued Rasputing as it was he who helped their son Alexi as he suffered with haemophilia which they didn't tell anyone about. It was after his death that the public turned on the Tzar as Rasputin was taking the blame for the failures of Nicolas. Most of the things Rasputin was accused of doing were rumours spread by his enemies in court, even his death is not really certain as there are conflicting reports of it.
Yes, a happily married holy man that opposed the war. A man that aided the Tsarina's hemopiliac son with simple meditations. A man that asked the Tsarina to send the Tsar to the front lines if he loved the war so much (which was pretty much guaranteed to have Russia withdraw from the conflict). What a madman ... hated by the banks so much that England and probably even the US orchestrated his death. Remember kiddos, history is written by the winners, and they can write whatever fiction they want.
@@kvman Doh! I missed your post! This guy gets it. History paints Rasputin as a bad guy because ... BANKS ... thats it, one word ... BANKS. Who would profit most from the war?
This is the most hilarious yet cool fight scene I've ever seen
Fight moves are taken from Georgian National Dance
Ikr
It is inspired by Georgian choreography
Ever seen* pay attention in English
Okay thanks
Nothing makes a man want to become a ballerina more, than this scene.
What about "soldier's dance"?
Little jump got me
It's more of a Georgian National dance
I wanna be ballerina like Jonh Wick
All fight scenes in the movie are excellent choreographed and edited. And i like that Djimon Hounsou gets a bit to shine in this one. Dude's 57 years old and still a very underrated actor since "Blood Diamond"
Yes for sure loved him in Gladiator as well
57???!!! Damn that guy doesn't age.
@@ktmmatt7243 Well as they say, "Black don't crack." 😛
@@nickmartin5294he's 60 now
Honestly more historically accurate than CoD Vangaurd.
Edit: Just a warning, the reply chain of this comment is composed of 60% bickering, 30% drivel, and 10% incorrect grammar.
So suffice to say, it is not worth the thumb-numbing effort of scrolling.
I think even the Muppet show is more accurate
What is that game again?
And Assassins creed
@@lautarocotens1647 that's a bit of a stretch
@@boyscouts83712 what?
Not only a great fighter and dancer, but also managed to write Watchmen while planning a revolution
which watchmen? the doctor Manhattan one?
Rasputin was against the revolution but I see where you are going with this
his Lost Girls kind of give him away, though
Lolol
Rasputin is what happens when you max out luck and charisma.
У Распутина был черный пояс по боевому гопаку
Ну ка прибери слово "черный". Афропояс о оху***чиванию.
мм, очередная клюква где путин злодей, в смысле распутин, конечно же распутин.
@@романлемех-ъ2и В официальной биографии Спиридона Ивановича Путина зафиксирован легендарный факт встречи с Григорием Ефимовичем Распутиным. «Служил кулинаром в петербургских ресторанах, в том числе в «Астории» на Гороховой улице, куда любил захаживать Григорий Распутин. По семейной легенде, Распутин однажды велел позвать повара, поблагодарил его за вкусно приготовленную еду, и спросил, как его зовут. Узнав, что Путин, расплылся в улыбке: «Почти однофамильцы». Затем вложил ему в руку золотой
Черные шаровары!
Да это какой то Распутин грузинского разлива из Сухишвили. Дичь полная.
Everyone: Its time to dance = fighting
Rasputin: Its time to dance = Literally dancing and fighting
Can we just stop and appreciate the camera angles of this fight scene. No excessive quick cuts or close ups that a lot of action movies overuse. Just a lot of wide angles to show off amazing movements from both fighters. Loved it.
its sad coz this movie is mid but the fight choreography is so beautiful to watch
even that sword fight at the end was nice
I love how they didn't even try to make the fight make sense, just went with the most hilarious option
I HAVE SAID SINCE THE FIRST MOVIE THATS WHAT THEY NEEDED TO DO
The amazing part about the OG movie was how fun it was and how little sense it actually made, it just barely made enough sense to follow. The whole Kingsman series should just embrace being fun and silly but at the same time taking themselves completely seriously.
Thats my hope for this movie, all fun over realism with characters who take everything super seriously.
@@bjrnbjrnson2802 i agree. Kingsmen thrives on fun, crazy, swashbuckling action scenes. The storylines themselves are fine, but they rely a lot on unrealistic tropes and stereotypes. Might as well fully embrace the cliché in all aspects of the movies
Same with a lot of the history too
@@bjrnbjrnson2802 cap you didn't say this
You know life‘s good when you’re dancing and fighting at the same time 🤣🤣🤣
that movements are from Georgian national dances ua-cam.com/video/-DJCLCd0xGg/v-deo.html&ab_channel=KIDSTVGE
All after you filled your stomach and emptied your balls.
Give some respect to Rasputin, this man is dancing while fighting.
(F.y.i. I know it's a fighting style)
ye
Well, how else can he be the lava of the russian queen
@@Kncperseus He was a cat that really was gone
fey wanderer ranger + monk
the dance moves were taken from Georgian dancing.
ua-cam.com/video/9y0GWl-A5pY/v-deo.html&ab_channel=GeorgianNationalBalletSukhishviliOfficial
I don't get people's problems with this movie, I enjoyed it very much even more so than the previous Kingsman instalments, this fight sequence with Rasputin looks epic.
i think the story felt a bit disjointed in the begining but the action scenes were outstanding
this and even the final sword fight too
For me it felt like they tried to wrap two or three movies into one which is why the pacing was very much all over the place.
I still liked the movie well enough. The cast was great all around, the action scenes were top notch as always when it comes to Kingsman, and it did leave me wanting to see more from these characters if they ever do a follow up after the sequel to The Golden Circle finally comes out.
My one big complaint is the villain. Really just an "evil for evil's sake" type of character. His motivations felt very unclear and how he managed to amas such a Spectre level organisation genuinely boggles the mind. Rasputin was great though.
It was also great to see a genuinely well written father/mentor in Ralph Feines' character, who's flawed but ultimately a good man trying to do what's right for his son. Something of a rarity in modern Hollywood films these days.
I enjoyed the movie although the pace was slow at times and the dialogue awkward in certain moments
@@Skulduggery_TV he wasn’t evil just to be evil, he was a Scottish man who was furious over England stealing their land, food, and leaving their people to die. That’s a good enough reason tbh.
the themes were great in this movie.
What a legendary character! The choreography of this battle is amazing! I can say it is my favorite part of the whole film.
finally, rasputin is getting the movie he deserves
ye
@@HakmanTim Responding to your own comment with the same profile? Daring.
@@AmphiStuG ye
Fun fact: He's the Lizard
Rasputin was an ordinary arrogant man. He did not even have a fraction of the influence that you thought of for yourself.
This movie looks like a ton of fun!!!! We need more movies like this....energetic...not too serious...fun....awesome choreography! I'm a fan of the Kingsman!!!!!! Can't wait for this one and more!
no more cos Brad
Allan is dead :(
And far from historical truth ...yeaaaahhhh
About that…
@@joew9690 actually while the fighting wasn’t exactly a thing, pretty much all the events leading up to the US joining the war were accurate. The war did start after the Ferdinand’s driver made a wrong turn and got him killed, the Russians did pull out of the war, the Zimmerman telegram was indeed a thing and I wouldn’t be surprised if the US president was blackmailed at some point.
And Ras did indeed get poisoned before being stabbed and then subsequently shot. So they got that right.
@Texel76 he talks about actuall facts done in real life and they added in to a movie which nobody cares right?
Watched the movie yesterday. Loved it!
Rasputin stole the show! The leg healing part is so cringey yet fun to watch.
@@JamarRoby Lol. Exactly. Poor ol' Voldemort was under his spell.
It was weird.
@@sinfulchickennuggets7093 It was. Lol.
U know he played Luna Lovegood’s dad? Ahahaha, Xenophilius and Voldemort
How exactly did the leg get healed?
This man looks so scarily like Rasputin, I’m starting to think the bastard really DID survive.
no he doesn't
🤣😂😂
@@karolinakuc4783 it wasn't funny
The unnecessary jump at 1:08 is my favorite thing ever
That jump was to slide cancel
It was absolutely necessary. It added finesse
When the fight is so good you forget who your rooting for
Rasputin?
That part...!
🤣 I was rooting for Rasputin too!
Ra Ra Ra-Rasputin....you know the rest.
The fight is inspired by Georgian choreography
Bro, that was awesome! The choreographer needs an award for making this! I love how classical music is being played during this fight scene, which I feel like you rarely see happen. And I love how some of their moves are in synch to the music, including when Rasputin opens his mouth at 1:30, which makes it look like he's doing some sort of opera voice.
That very famous piece of music is Tchaikovski's "1812 Overture"
It's Georgian dance 😉
💯💯👏🏽👏🏽
Ra ra Rasputin Russia’s greatest fight machine.
Edit- Thanks guys!!
There was a cat that really was gone...
It was a shame how he carried on
Ra Ra Rasputin, Lover of the Russian Queen.
I love how the movie as a whole, incorporated the historical events.
It integrated the historical events so well into an otherwise fantastical storyline.
I feel like it paid more attention to history than most period films do
This man is literally dancing...he ain't takin' them seriously...😂
The fact that they actually make Rasputin can heal and not just magic wumbo junbo scared me
Dude really is a wizard
try to be in cold water -15 celsius for 2 mins then all problems solved the hell with vaccines bro
What is presumably nerve damage + ice cold therapy
Go figure. It is actually being used in the medical field.
@@deeya licking skin don't make nerve damage 💀
I think Orlando's limp was more psychological, Rasputin saw that and made Orlando believe it.
@@christophergirardi8145
Which would make a lot of sense IRL. Although not at all adressed in the film.
Orlando, suffered the wound at the same time as the death of his wife.
And he was struggling with a debilitating fear for the safety of his son, likely amped up by his guilt of not being able to save the wife.
Then the loss of his son, which broke him. And would probably have left him a listless drunk for the rest of his days, had Polly not given him some tough love.
So there was probably quite some unresolved emotional trauma there.
Клюква у вас, конечно, развесистая... И трава забористая... Но Распутин хорош :)
Да, отжигает швед, и главное похож.
и наркотики тяжелые....
@@yourreflection2536 похож на распутина которого ты видел 4 сотни лет назад ? на кого похож ?
@@gambikules на того самого, со старых фоток. Из всех экранных западных Распутиных, да и Машкова с Депардье, он наиболее близок портрету. А кого ты видел тысячу лет назад, я не знаю.
Тут я малость ошибся, это не швед Стормааре, а какой-то англичанин.
This fight scene is not only an incredible feat of film from the choreographer, the late and great Bradly James Allen, but for the actors Dijmon Hounsou and Rhys Ifans as well.
Bradly James Allen was a stuntman and was trained personally by Jackie Chan himself. And if you know anything about Jackie Chan he is a grueling perfectionist and his style of fight scenes operates on a very specific, swift, and almost madcap rhythm. Not a lot of actors are able to keep up with it. Plus Jackie Chan's style of choreography calls for actors actually getting hit with very few quick cuts to hide it. The fact that Dijmon and Rhys were able to pull it off so well speaks a great deal about their abilities.
Also kudos to the camera crew for keeping everything fully in frame with wide shots and great lighting so we can actually see what's happening in the fight!
👏🏽👏🏽💯💯
Brad Allen was the Choreographer for this Scene? Holy crap
This is exactly how I imagine bards in DnD fighting.
I love the use of Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture here as well as Rasputin doing some trepak ballet dance moves.
you literally don't
Coolest Rasputin we've ever seen!
секретный боевой агент не может победить сорокалетнего алкоголика и юродивого
если хотите более интересную его версию посмотрите эту дилогию
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ua-cam.com/video/meag8p7S66c/v-deo.html
@@МатвейКарпенко-и4г since when did kinsman portray realism? It's a stupid fun movie. Watch it as such
@@dodoextinct4597 я хотел сказать что реальный Распутин был куда большим чудаком. представьте какой была бы битва с реальным Распутиным
@@МатвейКарпенко-и4г Уверен, это была бы самая смешная хуйня , какую видела бы Россия, я про драку Распутина
"Alright, Mr. Rhys Ifans. We need you to play a crazy, ninja acrobat Rasputin who kicks the crap out of some dude with a dinner plate, while Tchaikovsky 1812 Overture plays in the background."
"...This is the best day of my life."
And a hand who sells his daughter to a king to start a civil war…
This is one of the best if not the best fight sequence I’ve ever watched, choreography, music, swordplay...magnificent
I love this actor, he plays powerful, two-faced maniacs perfectly.
Rasputin, Otto Hightower, wonder what's next
What a sick twisted crazy man!
1:17
is what the men that killed rasputin said
The Fight style is Georgian oldest fighting art, and it is based on Georgian national dance. The main Choreographer and stuntman is Georgian also, his full name is Lasha Mdzinarashvili.
Even at 58, Djimon has such a sick body and amazing athleticism, it's really epic.
Agreed 👏🏽👏🏽💯💯
Damn Ser Otto Hightower is one hell of a fighter.
The fact that 2 guards tried killing rasputin by poison, he didnt die.
Then they shot him and dumped him and freezing lake yet claimed to see him swim.
Makes this scene kinda accurate
There's credability in the myth too based on biology.
The poison was arsenic, which in high doses is fatal. However, the cake that it was baked in was poisoned BEFORE it was baked, the process losing some of it's potency.
Being shot is also fatal, but falling into cold water causes the body to go into shock and slow the heartrate down, thus pumping less blood, this making his wounds not as dangerous as they looked.
Rasputin wasn't a wizard, he just knew his biology.
@@SSD_Penumbra still crazy
who the fuck choreographed that fight lol😂😂😂😂 so epic and crazy was well represented
Brad Allen did the action direction on all the Kingsmen movies. He also recently did the action direction for Shang Chi, but sadly he died before it released. The guy was a behind the scenes legend. We lost a huge talent :(
these movements are from "just dance rasputin" and "soviet army dance" :D
@@AlexBlak3 Soviet Army? Don’t make me laugh🤣 this is heavily based on Georgian/Caucasian dancing and fighting technique, look it up. Russians don’t have moves like we do.
The actor playing rasputin needs an award nomination.
its little nickys brother!!
no he doesn't
@@austinsilva6488 says you.
@@senister14 i'm literally a professional actor
@@austinsilva6488 really? Never heard of you.
Easily my favorite part of this movie! The music and action are just so damn good!
How did you see it 3 weeks ago? It only came out in the US on 22 Dec and it's not even released in Germany til Jan 6
Adult table at thanksgiving: “could you pass the mashed potatoes?”
Kids table at thanksgiving: 1:23
That first little jump at 1:08 had me gasping for air in the theatre 😂 This whole fight scene was an absolute masterpiece, I just had to see it again.
no it didn't
Yep. Me too. I love this fight scene 👏🏽👏🏽💯💯
Excellent acting and choreography, the classical music and yelling and Rasputin's feral expressions. Looks like a good old action movie with modern twists to it, imma make sure to check this out when it hits the theaters over here
no not excellent i'm an expert choreographer it's bad
Now I know why Rasputin is one of those human candidate in *Record Of Ragnarok* 🤔
If he’s anything like this when he appears in the actual manga then he’ll be my new favorite character
He’s most likely fighting Anubis also
Yeah. We need more "Jack the ripper" style characters, instead just buff op guys
Great fight scene. Part fight, part folk dancing, part ballet. All performed with Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture as background music.
no it wasn't
This scene was the pinnacle of an already great movie. Rasputin is written as such a great villain, one would not believe it's based on a real person. He just looks like a character written from scratch. Absolutely phenomenal work by everyone involved.
0:10 ok LET'S DANCE!
Memories broken the truth goes unspoken
Considering rasputin did romance with so many women, what he said about his balls is very accurate.
1:06 that move deserves an Olympic medal
"Well, thank God dinner is being served" is the most ridiculously dry English comeback in all of fictional history...
1:22 that’s so cool
Yeah i know is so sick that and all Thais moves
Otto Hightower has no chill
I saw this fight scene as an ad before a video and watched the entire thing to find out what it was from and no name came up! I knew that had to be Rasputin because of that crazed look in his eyes. This scene is absolutely breathtaking and very well done. I hope it picked up a few awards.
While nothing can top the church fight or galahads vs whiskey, this scene still looks awesome. I don't know if the crew for the first two came back, but if not, I think we're still in good hands.
I say this fight scene beats anything from the second film!
cap, easily topped
One of the best fight scenes I've seen in a long time.
no you've seen way better
"I only make decisions when my stomach is full or when my balls are empty" .........
What a punchline....🔥🔥🔥
All that dancing, jumping and twirling but black dude still Parried his sword attacks…he’s the real goat
This movies mistake was not making Rasputin the main villain. He absolutely stole the show.
Who knew Otto Hightower could throw hands 😂
Damn! Rasputin's got some moves 😱
Rasputin is like the final boss in the game. To the music of Tchaikovsky is perfect
Go, Otto Hightower, go!!!!!!! Can't believe this is the same actor lmaooo
Otto Hightower did justice here 😂😂😂😂😂
China: "Nothing is more badass than our wushu"
Russia: "Hold my vodka!"
It's actually Georgian moves :P
@@gmikhanashvili same think back then in the Russian Empire. Was just one huge country rlly
As an Eastern European i can confirm that this is an accurate representation of an Orthodox Monk.
As much as I love the Rasputin fighting scene, the one line at 2:49:
"Stop fucking about!" Always gets me hyped
Okay, I need to give a hug to whoever's idea it was to make half of Rasputin's fight moves literally just straight-up bitch slaps.
""This man's just got to go", declared his enemies
But the ladies begged, "Don't you try to do it, please"
No doubt this Rasputin had lots of hidden charms
Though he was a brute, they just fell into his arms
Then one night some men of higher standing
Set a trap, they're not to blame
"Come to visit us", they kept demanding
And he really came
Ra ra Rasputin
Lover of the Russian queen
They put some poison into his wine
Ra ra Rasputin
Russia's greatest love machine
He drank it all and said, "I feel fine"
Ra ra Rasputin
Lover of the Russian queen
They didn't quit, they wanted his head
Ra ra Rasputin
Russia's greatest love machine
And so they shot him 'til he was dead"
Его сперва отравили потом повесили пото в него стреляли а потом утопили ! Вскрытие показало что он утонул
@@РимАслаев Okay.
Man, who would've thought that good old Otto Hightower was such a killer on the dancefloor?
me you GIGARETARD
Everybody's commenting on the fighting, but I just want to know where the dish cover went
Rasputin deserves his own block buster movie
whoever slapped 1812 overture on it should have a raise
When i watched the other version with rasputin song, it's never the same again
If you think that's Rasputin's fight moves are weird or inaccurate, when he says "time to dance" he really starts dancing. That's dancing moves from Georgian National Dance called "Khandjluri", word by word it means "with daggers"
Criminally underrated movie.
Honestly, this might be the single most gloriously ludicrous fight scene I've ever seen in a film. The fact that it's a Kingsman fight is zero surprise.
When someone is dancing to fight, I'm walking straight Outta that fight.
One thing I like is once Rasputin grab that silver coverage off the table. He begin using it in some what of a fashion sword and buckler. Very interesting tactic he went with such a improvise item.
Whoever the stunt guy is for Rasputin. Damn he is good.
Plot twist: Rasputin was actually trying to stop Voldemort from existing
funny fact
the background music is the last phrase of 1812 overture by Tchaikovsky, which contain the russian anthem of tzar era (start from 0:36)
I normally don't watch new modern things but damn! this fight scene is amazing, you can see every move and there is so much energy, the camera work is amazing.
yes you do
The scene that comes after the words "small things can grown into big problems" 2:15
Ballet is not just a dance, it's also a deadly skill.
Capoeira
So this is what Otto Hightower did when he wasn't Hand of the King
They should add Rasputin as a guest character in the next Mortal Kombat game. :)
I would dig a fatality where he says (in broken English, with Russian accent), "sorry, Bolshevism is cancelled".
Nothing's stopping them from doing it and it wouldn't even have to be this version of Rasputin since as a historical character/ figure, Rasputin is in the public domain and anyone can use him for anything however they want to. I'm going to be using him in the future as one of the villains in a comic book/ graphic novel that I'm doing! More people should use him for different projects and I have to say, The King's Man has one of the best interpretations of Rasputin that I've seen in a work of fiction yet!
Looks like Gary Oldman playing Dracula doing an impression of Rasputin.
That was a big ass sword he pulled from his back😂😂😂😂!