Who would win in a urban fight?
Spiderman or Wolverine?
I think Spiderman would own Wolfy. But then again, im a spiderman fan

0.o I forgot about NorrisKeavy wrote:Chuck Norris would roundhouse their asses into submission then just to pour salt on the wounds he would make sweet love to Mary Jane Watson and Jean Grey at the same time in celebration.
Spidey could immoblize Wolfy in webbing, then be smart enough not to get close. But win? Don't know.Pheonixhawk wrote:Who would win in a urban fight?
Spiderman or Wolverine?
No idea he is a lousy actor, and as a movie martial artist, purely second rate. Uma Thurman has far more convincing kung fu than Norris.Holydragoon wrote:what is with the chuck norris thing lately? I hear it everywhere.
Thank you Keavy you have given me a WONDERFUL idea.Keavy wrote:Chuck Norris would roundhouse their asses into submission then just to pour salt on the wounds he would make sweet love to Mary Jane Watson and Jean Grey at the same time in celebration.
Eviticus wrote:However, Professor X gave him a mental bitch slap and knocked him out.
Chuck is suposed to be a quite decent martial artist IRL. He does his own choreography in many of his movies and some of his TV work.Sugami wrote:And as for Chuck Norris, can't say anything about his acting skills but he is (or was) a decent martial artist or Bruce Lee wouldn't have had him in one of his films. You can blame the choreographer of whatever those films/tv shows that he was in for the bad fight scenes.
Hmm so Chuck's a crapy choreographer but a decent martial artistTsybil wrote:Chuck is suposed to be a quite decent martial artist IRL. He does his own choreography in many of his movies and some of his TV work.I think that says a lot. Thurman had some of the best fight choreographers in the busness working with her.
Any actor that appears in infomercials either has grevious profesional problems or a stake in the company who's products he is flacking. Personally I think in Chuckie's case it is the latter.
Kill Bill I & II.Sugami wrote: and Uma... I can't think of any films she's done that have decent martial arts scenes
Objection! (idea for that taken from another thread)Sugami wrote:Oh that piece of crapswordplay isn't quite martial arts but nevermind, it's more-so in Kill Bill Vol.2 with the training scenes (best part of both the films in my opinion) but most of the whole gorey sword scenes the camera is moving too hectically and can barely see anything over all that blood, not that good in my opinion
Objection!Kahvi wrote: Objection! (idea for that taken from another thread)
Swordplay is as much a martial art as unarmed combat. True mastery of the sword comes from it being an extension of your body and soul.
If you said Gun-play. Then I would agree.