Hello Everyone,
i’m starting a new blog series today. I love to watch martial art videos on YouTube. However, until now I only wanted to keep this site limited to Capoeira, specifically Capoeira Angola for obvious reasons. However, I figured that since I wrote around 50 permanent videos about Capoeira Angola and related topics, I thought it would be a good idea to start this series to post videos, documentaries, etc. about different martial art systems.
Each martial art has its own unique history, techniques, and philosophy, and by sharing videos and documentaries about these systems, I hope to educate and inspire all of you of the beauty of the Martial Arts. From the flowing movements of Tai Chi to the dynamic strikes of Muay Thai, the Martial Arts are are endless.
I’m going to start this series with a actual movie, Berry Gordy’s THE LAST DRAGON.
The specific relevant content for this request, if necessary, delimited with characters: This is one of the main movies that first inspired me to learn the martial arts as a boy. This is the first time I seen a movie with a black hero as the main character.
The impact of representation in media cannot be overstated. Seeing a character who represents you in a positive and empowering light can be incredibly influential, especially during formative years. This movie holds a significant place in my heart, not just for its action and storyline, but for the representation it brought to the screen.
You know, the impact of a powerful movie like this can resonate deeply within us, shaping our values and aspirations. The journey of the protagonist, their determination, and the lessons learned can leave a lasting impression on our young, impressionable minds. It’s incredible how a single story can ignite a passion and instill a sense of righteousness, guiding us to stand up for what we believe in and defend those we care about. It’s a testament to the profound influence that cinema can have on our lives, shaping our perception of the world and inspiring us to pursue noble ideals.
the 2 videos below are more ‘commentary” about the film.
I did not like this particular video,because it implies that this movie is somehow cursed. However, my heart goes out to the families of the costars featured in this video who have passed away.
The video below was created purely for entertainment purposes, reflecting a lighthearted and playful approach. However, forming a personal opinion about the film is best achieved through watching the movie itself. It’s essential to experience the storyline, characters, and cinematic elements firsthand to fully appreciate the unique qualities and creative expression it offers. Observing the scenes, absorbing the dialogue, and understanding the director’s vision all contribute to the immersive and enriching experience of the film. Therefore, taking the time to view the movie allows for a comprehensive understanding and an informed perspective when engaging in discussions or assessments of the work.
The first blog of Martial Arts Theater comes to a close with this concluding message. It is my sincerest hope that you found enjoyment and value in the content provided.