During the Marvel TV panel at New York Comic Con 2016, three clips from IRON FIST were shared with the crowd and here's descriptions (via ComicBook):
Clip No. 1 -
"In it, we see Rand (as an adult) returning to America, walking through the streets of New York. He looks at the skyscrapers with childlike wonder. He sees his family company on Vanderbilt Avenue and tells a nearby food vendor, 'That’s my building!' The food vendor is understandably skeptical. Rand enters the building asking for Harold Meachum, but the front desk clerk is also skeptical. She shooed Danny to the side, where he watches a video intro about Rand Enterprises featuring Harold and his son Ward. Security then arrives to escort Danny (who does look like a street vagrant) out of the building. Danny then displays some calm – even considerate – martial arts prowess, dancing around the guards, lightly disarming them, and spinning his way into the elevator to go up and see Harodl Meachum. His fighting style and mannerisms are cool and compassionate, using non-aggressive fighting styles like Jujitsu."
Clip No. 2 -
"This one is a more brutal scene, with Danny Rand fighting his way through a hallway full of Asian gangsters with hatchets. He pulls out a tiger claw stance and we get to see an impressive sequence of fight choreography (including overhead shot sequence) as Danny tries to reach an elevator where the gangsters are trying to capture Joy. Loeb followed the clip by teasing that the sequence continues with the fight on the elevator."
Clip No. 3 -
"The next sneak peek is of Colleen Wing in a cage match with a big man who yells, 'This little girl thinks she can fight me?!' Colleen then beats his ass and another guy’s ass to the tune of 'Let Your Feet Stomp.' Again, the fight choreography is impressively brutal. The men hold Colleen down and try to break her arm – only to have her reverse on them, knock one guy out and break the other’s arm. The man with the broken arm still tries to fight, so Colleen beats him against the corner of the ring until his blood is raining down on the canvas."
IRON FIST premieres exclusively on Netflix on March 17, 2017.
Related Posts:
NYCC 2016: Marvel TV Head Says IRON FIST is "Marvel’s Foray into Martial Arts Films"Marvel TV Debuts IRON FIST Trailer at NYCC 2016
SDCC 2016: Netflix and Marvel Debut IRON FIST Logo, Poster and First Teaser Trailer