Remember the short films "Street Fighter: Beginnings End" и “Naruto Shippuden: Dreamers Fight”? It turns out that they were filmed by the same team called “Thousand Pounds”. The guys love to film anime, video games and bring other interesting ideas to life on the screen.
"Thousand Pounds" was established in 2010 Christopher Cowan, Vonsell Carter и Darren Bailey. The name of the team comes from the expression “use four ounces of force to move a thousand pounds.”
These videos are a set of combos and finishing moves in the style "Street Fighter 4". Starring starred Vonzelle Carter, James Young, David Bauer, Darren Bailey, Brandon Huor, Adam Cannon, Mickey Faccinello, Amy Johnston, Anna Cristina Ranoso и Niki Christina. Director, cameraman and editor - Christopher Cowan.
The first part
The second part
Third
Source: youtube.com/rivenx3i
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Tags: Thousand Pounds, Adam Cannon, Anna Cristina Ranoso, Brandon Huor, Vonzelle Carter, Darren Bailey, James Young, David Bauer, Christopher Clark Cowan, Mickey Faccinello, Niki Christina, Amy Johnston
Tags: Thousand Pounds, Adam Cannon, Anna Cristina Ranoso, Brandon Huor, Vonzelle Carter, Darren Bailey, James Young, David Bauer, Christopher Clark Cowan, Mickey Faccinello, Niki Christina, Amy Johnston
It's funny... It's very clear that this is a film adaptation of the game... Crude movements, more like gymnastics than real fights, but done very well and beautifully
I really like the Street Fighter series, but these videos are bloody poop.
Even the costumes won’t save them, because they don’t specifically depict characters from the game, but simply took original sounds: for example, a chubby white guy representing a bull says a phrase from Balrog, a huge black boxer. And there’s not even close to “canonicity” here. First I would google it for the sake of decency.
This team will have a good future only if they stop suffering from bullshit and finally find a good director.
Eh, if only they would put on the canonical costumes here, there wouldn’t be a price for roller skates at all.
ha! Well done - nice to watch!
good future for the team)
Come on Tekken, dammit!