This was a very well choreographed fight. I like it too.

In theory, yes. That’s what it means. He was that good, therefore he’s not “normal”. He’s as skilled as Alice. He was the better fighter there, but not the smarter fighter. That’s why he got caught with the blast and she stays alive.

@Alexander Wright , A Tyrant can walk through multiple automatic weapons’ fire and get to the target to compete the objective. Alice is able to stop that in physical fight because she was enhanced with the T-Virus on a cellular level. Her strength and speed was superhuman, and she was able to do more damage physically than bullets. The human soldier shouldn’t be able to put down a Tyrant without any heavy weapon, no matter how well he is trained. His physical limitation does not allow him to be more deadly than an automatic weapon. How his punches and kicks even hurt Alice? His martial arts skill might allow him to land hits, unless he has enhanced strength, it should have done any damage.

Agreed.

You mean movie magic DOES EXIST???????? Shock and awe! 😦

@Alexander Wright , Jet Li, Jackie Chan, Donnie Yen, etc. all had full view of the fights cos they are actually skillful in martial arts.

And they all have movie magic as well. From wires to stunt doubles. Of course Asian martial arts cinema is objectively superior, but who cares? This scene is effective in its own right and tells a story just like the rest with Jackie and Jet.

@Alexander Wright , Nah. Those Asian martial arts films often have long shots where the actors were actually fighting for real. Here Alice’s fight is clearly made of dozens shots with possibility one cut after each punch and each kick, then put them together as if she could really fight. Nope, she isn’t more skilled than average high school chick.

Lee es surcoreano para ser exactos.

Precisamente por eso..... Son chinos >:v ellos inventaron las artes marciales

cuando creas que eres el mejor siempre hay un asiatico que lo hara mejor que tu