you guys do know this isn't a multimillion dollar hollywood production, right? Its practically an indie film.

Sadly, I don't think a ton of peple grasp that concept at all.

Looks good

While the fight moves seem quite slick, the thing that makes this look silly is the lack of blood. Being punched repeatedly in the face will result in at LEAST a nosebleed.

Daft.

I'm suprised no one has mentioned this but didn't the running seem a bit off to anyone? I mean, in the beginning of the clip, it looks like Kano is shooting at Jax from a far distance. But then, when Kano begins to run...Jax comes from right behind as if he was standing a mere 10 feet away from him? Something was just off in that scene. In addition, the whole part where they are running is just a bit odd.

And finally, the grande launcher. I don't mind that there was a random gun rack in the middle of a plant but why is it that when Kano picks it up, he looks as if he is handing it over to Jax. What exactly was he planning on doing with the grenade launcher? Was he planning on shooting it at such a short distance from Jax? It just doesn't make sense...

Besides these goofs, I am still really amped for this webseries. I definitly enjoyed the fighitng chereography in the 'Rebirth' trailer and I'm hoping the webseries will contain the same.

I wonder if the explosion will be used to link the incorporation of cybernetics into the two characters. It looks like they don't get very far before it starts detonating, in the new trailer. There's also a pretty interesting shot of Jax hunched over with debris coming down and you can't really see his arms.

Perhaps a moment of realization follows?

Will be very interesting to see how it unfolds.
I think it's admirable of any project to try to flesh out the credibility of Kano's criminal operations before he becomes wrapped up almost exclusively in sorcerers and monsters.