Pre- 2004 1. Iron Buddha 2. Teamwork 2 3. Hong Combat 4. Stunt Reel 6 5. Ecliptica 2 6. Parking lot 3 7. SPTV 8. Trust: Transaction 2 9. Story of Sean 10.
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Posts: 2472 (06/17/08 21:04:43) Action Hero |
DARDREX PRODUCTIONS.
No life! A camera! And High kicks! Kung Fu San So, Shotokan Karate, Muay Thai, Taekwondo, and Jeet Kune Do. http://www.youtube.com/user/dardrex777 |
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Posts: 4008 (06/18/08 02:54:45) Action Superstar! |
Docks was the first ever SP short I watched, I was very impressed by it back in 2001, I was a young boy at the time and thought that it was incredible the way
amateurs managed to do Kung.
This was after I had seen most of Jackie's movies...
Graeme Noble
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Posts: 558 (06/18/08 09:56:38) Extra |
1. Stunt Reel 5
2. Iron Buddha 3. Teamwork 2 |
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Posts: 20 (06/18/08 11:09:49) |
HONG KOMBAT. Gavin's fight.
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Posts: 2551 (06/18/08 12:47:46) Action Superstar! |
I think the first SP short I saw was Assassin. It's probably my favorite SP short from the graveyard. However, Powder Struggle is still my favorite older
short in general.
Derek
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Posts: 1746 (06/19/08 22:58:14) Action Hero |
Hahaha, obviously it's not the best old SP film, but I used to watch Secret Rivals 2001 REPEATEDLY because I liked the music so much. I was also mad for
Docks and Escapee.
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Posts: 2564 (06/19/08 23:37:59) Action Superstar! |
Assassin here too. Dunno why, I just really like the locations and setpieces in it. Overall action-wise though, gotta go with Trust: Transaction 2. That movie
rules.
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Posts: 6870 (06/20/08 07:13:11) Administrator |
Whenever I want to motivate the guys, I put on T2. Immediately after that 40-minute train wreck we'll all end up running around trying to be productive.
Eric Jacobus
The Stunt People |
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Posts: 1124 (06/20/08 07:41:52) Screen Fighter |
Homequest!
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Posts: 574 (06/20/08 12:50:23) Screen Fighter |
stuntpeople wrote: Hahaha, don't take this the wrong way Eric but whenever I get to feeling intimidated by the quality of the fights by SP, I always dig up the original Transaction on YouTube to remind myself that you guys started out making crappy low-quality material, like everyone else. I hope you don't mind me using your 2001 work as an inspiration for me to put another 7 years into it and then see where I'm at. :-p Wow, that post was sort of an insult and a compliment mashed up together, lol.
~Mike
Reckless Ninja Squad (my stunt team) - http://ninjasquad.wayofthesocky.co.uk Way of the Socky (kung fu movie reviews) - http://www.wayofthesocky.co.uk |
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Graeme Noble |
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Posts: 4026 (06/20/08 14:52:21) Action Superstar! |
Personally I think that the SP old movies are better than most peoples first movies - and the SP were one of, if not the first group to do this sort of thing,
as far as i'm aware.
I think groups doing it now have an advantage as there are groups like the SP that we can work and improve upon! But I think its good that we can all use each others material to get better! 
Graeme Noble
Kung Fu Hall of Fame |
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Posts: 2483 (06/20/08 14:57:25) Action Hero |
stuntpeople wrote: Eric look at most videos people started out doing and you are gods compared to most of them with your old stuff. But I see what you are saying... I look at most of Rogue Hunt's footage and want to shank myself....
DARDREX PRODUCTIONS.
No life! A camera! And High kicks! Kung Fu San So, Shotokan Karate, Muay Thai, Taekwondo, and Jeet Kune Do. http://www.youtube.com/user/dardrex777 |
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Posts: 4030 (06/20/08 14:58:47) Action Superstar! |
I look at most of Rogue Hunt's footage and want to shank myself.... I look at my first short, 'Kung Exchange' and I want to kill myself, a thousand times over 
I even removed it from youtube recently it was so painful to watch!
Graeme Noble
Kung Fu Hall of Fame |
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DragonfighterX |
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Posts: 2567 (06/20/08 16:19:09) Action Superstar! |
stuntpeople wrote: Man, you're just wrong. You should've put Transaction 2 on DVD instead of Undercut.
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slinky |
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Posts: 1583 (06/20/08 17:55:05) Sidekick |
I like Fish Basket.
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SpamL |
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Posts: 507 (06/21/08 23:48:43) Screen Fighter |
HOMEQUEST!!!!
Teamwork 2 Ecliptica King of Kicks??? (I think that's what it was called) and Powder That's the Theif |
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Posts: 2491 (06/22/08 00:26:32) Action Hero |
SpamL wrote: I forgot about King of Kicks... love the Patrick Swayze kick
DARDREX PRODUCTIONS.
No life! A camera! And High kicks! Kung Fu San So, Shotokan Karate, Muay Thai, Taekwondo, and Jeet Kune Do. http://www.youtube.com/user/dardrex777 |
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Posts: 38 (06/23/08 13:26:01) |
the civic, hands down. Found it on a Jackie Chan site many years ago..."Project J" I think. I remember I would make my friends watch it just to hear
them say "holy shit" when eric did that jump. And of course, auto tracking...classic end credits.
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Posts: 1588 (06/23/08 15:58:21) Sidekick |
Maybe i missed it, but did Ed ever get his web episode done with Eric as ninja. I thought Eric was going to be a vampire ninja in that when i saw the short
clip a while back. Just wondering, maybe i missed it.
Sorry off subject i guess, but
to me it is old. lol
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Posts: 6885 (06/23/08 16:07:36) Administrator |
Ed's still working on the webisodes. We're done shooting, and he's doing a bunch of After Effects work on it. It'll be called "9 to 5
Ninja" I think.
Eric Jacobus
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Posts: 2930 (06/25/08 11:04:27) Screen Fighter |
i really liked powder struggle i think is this the one with the massive fight in the carpark.
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