And make sure its loaded.

@@stefanschleps8758 Ideas are more powerful than guns

what did you expect from a woman?

@@user-tb9il4fv5t well this was kind of bulsht like bruh you can just send her to kill a dude with 30 bodyguard with a weapon without bullets

@@blacky8987 movie

works for Marvel, Matrix, LotR and Star Wars but those movies are declared fantasy so it works :) Even the Bourne trilogy had a bit more to offer than a 90 pound girl taking multiple beatings from trained men. I like Helen Mirren's character :D That is a good role for a strong woman.

@@crabjockey in matrix literally everyone in group fights attacks at the same time. Its not this trope whatsover. LotR barely has these situations if at all. Ill need a timestamp.

@@squattingheads matrix reloaded, neo with a stop sign in a courtyard. LotR, they do fight simultaneously, I agree. however, recall the battle of Helm's deep when Gimli and Legolas are counting their kills into the twenties. One character is dispatching many foes seemingly with ease.

did we watch the same video? i thought the choreography was great. there was no "waiting" and mostly focused on luck and agility. rather than the odd strength cut. she uses the gun most of the time.

@@dallassegno her with a gun or the pole from the bar was really the only saving grace. But over powering a man's arms simply wouldn't work. More likely, because she doesn't weigh much, she would lift herself off the ground rather than force an arm to move.

Exactly.

They were lousy at their jobs so no awards for them!

whose Helen? What about the tall blonde? Now thats INCREDIBLE!

@@trevorregay9283 Helen Mirren. I'm an old coot so I tend to fancy women closer to my age. But yes, Sasha would be quiet appealing if I were 20-30 years younger.

It is essentially a remake of La Femme Nikita, by the writer director of both, Luc Besson. I think he did it because he knew he could do the action sequences far far better than he could for his first major movie. But, given that caveat, it's an excellent movie for the kind of movie it is (if you're looking for _slow family drama,_ this ain't it... ) I highly recommend it if you are interested in an Action picture. Luc Besson is excellent at those, and always has been. Offhand, you can trust anything by Besson as a writer-director-producer -- especially if he did at least two of those. The only two films of his I'd classify as "weak" are _Joan of Arc_ and _The Family._ Now, I'll grant not everyone likes him as much as I do, and would at least take issue with _Valerian,_ but I think it was just less than everyone hoped, and isn't at all bad... peeps just expected too much. There are several of his films where there were a number of sequels, not claiming the later numbers are _as good_ ( _TheTransporter, Banlieu 13,_ and _Taxi_ come to mind), but even those are "ok".

@@nickbrutanna9973 I finally watched "ANИA" and oh my goodness was I completely immersed. I'll be recommending this one to my friends!!!

I would never have recognised her if her name wasn't in the blurb.

Or mysteriously shot down somehow.

А ты из России, да? ДА?)))

Girl poooooower auiiiiii!!! :D

Sorry, but this is still so "girl power" that you have to be really "wanting" to see any realism here.

Man this is fantesy. no one alive can actaully do what she did. imagine her a boy, that makes me laugh.

@@Edi_J True ;)

I was doing Tai Chi. Eyes closed. Man runs at me full-tilt, shoulder down. / Result? He bounces backwards six feet. Unharmed. / I am completely unmoved. When I open my eyes, they are looking directly into his. / Result? He rapidly leaves. /

This episode is stupid at every single frame. A list of its stupidities would comprise an encyclopedia (a Big Soviet one, perhaps).

@@InconspicuousChap yes, but its a lot of fun to watch this hot chick kick some ass though........

Better yet she should know what a loaded gun feels like.

@@nilomyki Could have been filled with dummy rounds.

So... like pretty much all action movies?

@@REKTNA Not pretty much. EXACTLY like all action movies.

Another film where there are so many cuts that it's impossible to make any sense of the fight scene. And what kind of assassin doesn't check an anonymous weapon first thing upon getting it? Obviously they wanted her to fail, but why put their target on the defensive when she does? Dumb.

Well she kinda looks like Olivia Thrilby in Dredd and since she got a pass despite losing her gun, I guess Anna got one too just to keep it consistent!😁

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All of them

And how many young stuntmen are there in France?

Indeed. It's a dance, not a fight.

Respectfully, the point of that exchange went over your head.

@@amoose3582 Respectfully, I understood more than you imagine. Scripture is to be lived not quoted. This pastor and his church will implode on their own. Actual Christians, those who enact Christlike virtues in their own lives, will stop coming and it will shut down. Oh wait, that already happened. Now, if you could stop being a pillock for a moment in your sordid life, maybe you will put your brain in gear before you comment next time. Have a nice day.

Keep in mind that if this weren't, in fact, a scripted piece of well-choreographed entertainment intended to instil a sense of dramatic tension into what might have otherwise been a pretty boring scene, the actual test would have been how well she adapted to the situation once it all went to hell... I don't think we should condemn poor unsuspecting Anna based on her poor sense of tactical field expertise.

The whole scene is bullshit. You could tell the difference between a loaded automatic and an empty automatic just by the weight of the damned gun.

@@Raven.flight You are 100% correct! If you have had actual training and experience in handling weapons, as well as some discipline and a sense of self preservation, you would have made sure that you knew the status of that weapon before you left the vehicle and long before you stepped into your targets face.

@@dpeasehead You and Raven.flight are absolutely right. Have a nice day.

@@Raven.flight Except it could have been loaded with "popcaps" or the equivalent, which would have added weight but not done anything when fired. I'm sure that whoever would have been handing her the gun could not have possibly figured this out, even though I just came up with an obvious solution on the fly... But hey, you want to hate a piece of action-thriller for not being "perfectly realistic enough" for you, so by all means, _loathe away..._ LOLZ. 😛

​@@robkingsbury2780 Yeah, but john Wick sets up a " not quite real world " with its direction and the inclusion of myth and legend. Of course the continental. It's fine for movies to push the "This is pretty much a Comic, enjoy" vibe. But often we get movies that take themselves serious in all facets expect for the physical realities. If you bend more rules than just that the movies generally feel a lot better. My gripe here is it required a lot of camera switches to make it less obvious how outmatched she should have been. If they had a her controlling the fight with positioning it would have been a much cooler fight scene. But hey, it's pretty much a Comic, enjoy. The movie, is pretty good. Popcorn and Beer style...

Either way it's a damn movie you're gonna have to ignore your disbelief

@@robkingsbury2780Wait, do you really think an action movie can’t be done, without a protagonist who can slaughter 2 dozen people with their bare hands?

@@robkingsbury2780 Or… get this… he just uses tactics to pick people off one by one and doesn’t take on more than a small group of people at a time. And honestly, the first Taken movie wasn’t even that bad with this. All of the fight scenes I can remember, only had him take on a few people at a time, usually with some environmental factor delaying their ability to come at him all at once. Some of them even had him struggle quite heavily with just one person at a time. And have you seen the original Die Hard movie? As much plot armor as he had, there still wasn’t a single moment where he was casually stomping people in hand to hand. Ironically, I think the first Fast and Furious movie was even more grounded than that. I mean hell… there are action movies like Enemy of State where the protagonist has NO combat ability, whatsoever.

I would say that one fight scene in Atomic Blonde was pretty good. Charlize was getting cooked in that fight too honestly. She just thankfully made it out alive.

The worst kill of a guy in this scene

This action scene is very well choreographed and shot. I love the main actress Sasha Luss. I actually watched this movie mainly because I thought she was really hot. However, the rest of this movie is purposefulness and unfocused. The lesbian direction that the movie took was also a turn off. Not my cup of tea.

Me too.

Agreed. Don’t usually care much for realism in movies on the whole, but a scrawny young woman throwing guys two and a bit times her weight seems a little too silly.

It's still strong female nonsense. She would've lost 1 on 1 against any of those men in real life, never mind all 40-something of them.

And she uses every gun she can get her hands on!👍 Makes up for not checking the one she was handed.😬

And it looks just as stupid

And everyone waited their turn!