Joe Taslim Believes That Pain Is An Important Part Of Acting For Martial Artists When you see how a character suffers and what pain he or she is in the audience is more invested in the fight and the story as a whole. To know the different stages and important moments in a fight has been important to me ever since my first role in The Raid. If you do not show that as an actor the fight is not believable to me. The audience is still entertained by the fight, but it has no sense of what the characters are going through when they suffer a blow to their legs and start to stumble or limp. Many action films focus on the choreography of the fight, but not the acting. Otherwise, whatever emotional investment you'll get out of a fight is superficial, fleeting even. He claims that the root of one's emotional investment comes from what one knows about the characters and how much that person cares about their own personal stakes in the fight.
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In an interview with Asian Movie Pulse, Taslim discussed why he believes that great acting and character development should complement great action. While a great on-screen fight can bring its fair share of excitement, it's only half the ingredients to success, according to Joe Taslim.
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except that two people are beating the crap out of each other. At its best, it's like watching a beautiful ballet. Great action choreography is a splendor to behold. He Believes That There Should Be A Great Emphasis On Balancing Great Acting With Great Action Choreography
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