Why, there are a couple of reasons Red executes a pose at that particular moment. And for the record, it was not random, but a deliberate execution. 1st reason: Old school kung fu movies are often filled with martial arts poses which are integrated to demonstrate a characters form and skill. 2nd reason: It simply looked cool for Red to recover that way. 3rd reason: That was the only way Diana (the girl playing Red) knew how get out of that kick gracefully. Thank you for watching!

Um...there was something interesting happening here, but I couldn't really tell what it was because the lighting was so dark. Some of the sound effects could be better. The one thing I could assess is that you guys have the potential to make much cooler fight scenes. Please keep at it and make more. Add some bruises and cuts if you can and capture it with close ups. It'll make the fight more intense. And everyone loves intensity.

No. Just made this video for the Doritos competition. It was fun. Ate a lot of Doritos after this was made.

And one more thing to NubianKeyuana1, both actors who participated in this piece are Asian. The male actor may not be as Asian as let's say... oh I don't know, Jackie Chan or Bruce Lee or Chow Yun-fat or Jet Li... but he's Asian. He's what is commonly known as a hapa or hapa-haole. The female actress is actually more Asian than the male actor. I personally feel that the ethnic make-up of the actors is irrelevant to the entertainment value, but whatever.

to NubianKenyuana1 who said "it was good but dont think those people were Asain." First off, it's "Asian." And second, Asians are extremely diverse. It seems that when you think Asian, you automatically think "ching ching chong chong" Chinese. You are better off saying "they don't look Chinese." India, Indonesia, Philippines, Malaysia, China, Japan, Korea and even Afghanistan according to the CIA website are all Asian territories. And they do not all look the same. They are unique in makeup.