FIGHT!!

WOW EXCELLENTLY CHOREOGRAPHED FIGHT SCENES FUCK (GNH)

Choreographed by the director, Lee Jeong-Beom

really fun fight scenes. a must watch for action fans. Really loved the versatility in the weapons.

Yuen Wo-ping won best action choreographer thanks to this movie.

idk about practical, but the fight choreography is elegant. The director/choreographer is clearly a wuxia fan in the likes of cinema rather than dramas. (which is great cuz most dramas dont do it as well. with the exception of Story of Ming Lan surprisingly????)

This does the fun thing where they go name sword techniques and stuff.

imma be real with you, i skipped and 2x a lot of the dialogue towards the end. BUT i never 2x the action. It's fun to watch ^_^

nice line work

Assassins with knives, swords, and projectiles. Nice choreography sometimes. Lots of line work, aka in the air a lot. Fun spins and flips.

FINALLY SOME FUCKING GOOD ASS FIGHT CHOREOGRAPHY (might only be in the first episode though, I ended up dropping this)

this is really not a fighting show, but the fight scenes are pretty well done when they do happen. Especially this one assassin i was like hellll yeahhhh

there's Kendo sparring and then another scene where that experience is applied to golf clubs

Bonus: boxing, karate, judo

Bonus: boxing, karate, judo

Bonus I think boxing?

Bonus: wing chun

Choreographer by Sammo Hung and Tony Leung

Bonus: wing chun

Choreographer: Sammo Hung

HGN

i like the choreography in this one. it's tight and quick

sword fighting and fantasy violence

Choreographer: Siu-Tung Ching 

Has probably one of the most iconic fight scenes in Korean cinema.

Choreographer: Ji Jung-Hyeon

splatter film with many types of weapons

same as BR

I dropped this but if it's like the webtoon then Bonus

our silly hot-headed heroine

supernatural violence (and gun and knife and hand-to-hand)

supernatural violence GNH

sword fighting and fantasy violence

Bonus kind of

Bonus: There's a certain style of horseback fighting that is discussed in the show. To see the style in action, watch Painted Skin 2: Resurrection

This is a war title, but it goes on this list for its choreography and strategy. Demonstrate specific battle formations in a really easy to understand way, and has some cool fighting styles that are unique to combat on horses.

kick boxing

not a violent show, but one of the supporting characters is a Taekwando world champion

sword fighting and zombies

same  as kingdom but also archery

Bonus: They go over self defense moves.

just ur typical school fighting scenes. if u watch it, watch for romance, not for fights

death games, gun violence, maybe knife violence?

one hit anywhere kills you instantly apparently. unless you have a few lines.

choreography isn't very good.

i mean the title says it all

street fighting, boxing

Boxing and MMA?

MMA, street fighting, knife, hand-to-hand, john wick style pens, and then the usual random make-shift weapons. 

I liked the choreography for this. it was pretty well thought out and specific towards each characters.

Bonus: at one point Suho teaches Sieun some fighting stuff

The episodes are episodic and shift between main characters. One of these main characters is especially gifted in physical activities and is part of the MMA club. 

its about an assassin and they use guns but we dont see a lot of action

just.... very creative

directed by Takashi Miike

HGN and scifi shenanigans. A couple axes. Choreography is not bad. serial killings

Directed by Takahashi Miike, but not at all to the same standard as Ichi the Killer

Assassin, sword fighting

Samurai, sword fighting. Shinsengumi

Samurai, sword fighting and guns

sword fighting and guns briefly. Shinsengumi

sword fighting, but more like sword swinging

Boxing, hand gun, revolver

street fighting

fantasy violence (not great) and some underground arena fighting (not well choreographed). Based on the posters, pretty sure the arena is supposed to be MMA/boxing focused

yankee fighting. choreo is meh but its fun

street fighting/gangs, police harassment, yakuza fighting, and serial killings

Muai Thai. I don't personally recommend this. As a documentary, I felt it focused too much on drama with wayyyyyy too much slowmo. Could have saved a lot of time by prioritizing the interviews and just occasionally getting into the drama. if you do watch it, I recommend watching it on 2x speed.

choreography was actually not bad, but the performances were not good. sword fighting, rifles, archery

It has creative fight choreography, but sometimes the execution falls short. Like someone throwing a knife incorrectly, or someone stabbing someone with the wrong hand (sword is literally in the air, and supposed stabbing done with the empty hand..... awkward). 

sword, fantasy martial arts, drunken master trope, archery

street fighting, hand-to-hand (taekwondo) and gun. Kind of meh execution.

old school wuxia fighting. uses mixed techniques as it explores different schools. tbh the moves looks almost the same everywhere they go though. Fun for theory, less so for choreography.

weapons of all kind (including an abacus?!), hand-to-hand, inner force/qi stuff.

Hand-to-hand, rifles, shotguns, pistols, cannibalism

the fighting is not very memorable, but there's like a training area for Kendo they sometimes spar in.

katana vs scabbard fighting, supernatural

sumo wrestling

HGN

HGN

Favorite fight scene is in the second to last episode. favorite weapon was the pearl handle.

Swords 

HGK

I don't know enough about martial arts, but this is apparently in the 80s a bunch of movies were made with storylines centering around characters who specialized in Wu Tang martials arts style. This is one of those. 

Mix of some nice choreo and some choreo that is meant to be comedically ridiculous. HGK