I like martial art flicks but I've been out of the loop.

>>80054821
I presume you've seen a touch of zen.

Did you watch the Ip Man movies? 1 and 2 were good. 3 was kinda meh.

>>80054843
Yes. But that's not from the last decade.

I've seen most King Hu and Shaw Bros ones.

>>80054821
Raid films aren't really martial arts film, so much as action films. Merantau was more of a martial arts film. Man of Tai Chi is great and shows Keanu is still solid at martial arts, if a bit stiff. Otherwise, Donnie Yen is great at showcasing different styles, with Kung Fu Jungle(name varies by region), Flashpoint, Ip Man trilogy, and SPL(Killzone in some region) as standouts, but the latter is a bit more actiony than a true martial arts film. The Ong Bak trilogy is also great, as is the first Protector(also called Tom Yum Goong). Those are probably the most "mainstream" of the martial arts films among fans.

>>80054874
I hated the first one, should I still give 2 a chance?

MC doesn't get hit once. And that lauded 10 vs 1 fight looked like something out of Power Rangers with the villains waiting for their turn to attack one-on-one.

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>tfw no qt autistic gf who learns martial arts by watching Bruce Lee and Tony Jaa films
>Those fucking falls onto concrete at the end

>>80055057
Chocolate was great but she didn't get as big as I thought she'd be. Great to see Nathan Jones still finding work though. Those thais really like him.

>>80054821
>was gonna mention SPL
>apparently it came out 12 fucking years ago

JUST

>>80054821
>chink fantasy too
Journey to the West

SPL 2 with Tony Jaa

Its not story related to SPL 1, so you can watch it without the first

Fearless, great martial arts movie with jet li