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Just a note: I've been in jiu jutsu since I was eight, and I realize you aren't shooting for realism, but if you want to add a little more validity to these movies, you may want to go to a couple classes (although there aren't many American schools I would recommend, since most have no grasp of Japanese teaching methods), but there was really only one maneuver in the whole movie that even resembled Jiu jutsu, and that was the wrist manipulation move where he tossed the guy to the ground. Jiu jutsu generally has more of a focus on grappling and close quarters combat then hard styles and striking. I'm not saying that they don't teach striking because they do, but it's very secondary. Not trying to be an elitist dick, just saying if you want to send the perception that your character is a Jiu jutsu master, he should use it.