Favorite Fight Sequence ever?

Do they have been to limited to motion scenes? The best fighting sequence I've ever seen is the two-page spread of Spider-Man fighting Morlun in Amazing Spider-Man.

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I forgot to mention the fight between Hector and Achilles in Troy nearly at the end of the movie. That was definitely the thing that made me like the movie.

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I prefered the fight between Hector's brother and that other guy. One-sided fights can be just as entertaining. Watching the kid struggle against that beastly man was quite tense.

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Originally Posted by Da Joker

My favorite fight scene has got to be the final fight scene in Gorgeous, between Jackie Chan & Bradley James Allan. That fight was just, it was a realistic fight, that still had style & it seemed as though it was done in one take, even if it wasn't. Great fight scene. It seemed as though it was a fair fight, unlike the other ways fight scenes tend to go, with the hero all of a sudden gaining the upper hand.

That was an awesome fight scene, snd one of my personal favorites. Also, I thought that Tom Yum Goong, one of Tony Jaa's other movies, had some great fighting in it, especially the fight against the Capoiera user.

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You know Crimson... seeing your avatar made me remember Battle Royale and all the awesome fight scenes in that film. I didn't have any one particular fight scene, but I'll never forget the shock of having watched Kitano dispatch the first loudmouth in the class in the movie. I was sort of in shock and just thinking, "Did that motherfucker just stick that nigga?!"

I still think that it's one of the most gruesomely fun movies ever made.

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Originally Posted by Encephalon

You know Crimson... seeing your avatar made me remember Battle Royale and all the awesome fight scenes in that film. I didn't have any one particular fight scene, but I'll never forget the shock of having watched Kitano dispatch the first loudmouth in the class in the movie. I was sort of in shock and just thinking, "Did that motherfucker just stick that nigga?!"

I still think that it's one of the most gruesomely fun movies ever made.

Great movie....only for the first part of the film, the rest is Asian Soap opera BS. Blah.

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I just downloaded Tom Yum Goong. I gotta say that Ong Bak was better but there was some pretty insane shit in this movie. When Tony Jaa fucking took out all those guys near the end. Every single one of those guys had at least 3 broken limbs. And the fight between Lateef Crowder and Tony Jaa was damn amazing. I also enjoyed watching a 7 foot tall muscle guy throw a baby elephant through a window.

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While I tend to loathe anime in my old age, I must say that the finale to Ninja Scroll is fucking pornographic in it's awesomeness. I probably whipped it out and slapped my cock against my TV while that final fight was playing it was so fucking badass.

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Originally Posted by LeHah

While I tend to loathe anime in my old age, I must say that the finale to Ninja Scroll is fucking pornographic in it's awesomeness. I probably whipped it out and slapped my cock against my TV while that final fight was playing it was so fucking badass.

Man that got me hard.

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Originally Posted by Encephalon

You know Crimson... seeing your avatar made me remember Battle Royale and all the awesome fight scenes in that film. I didn't have any one particular fight scene, but I'll never forget the shock of having watched Kitano dispatch the first loudmouth in the class in the movie. I was sort of in shock and just thinking, "Did that motherfucker just stick that nigga?!"

I still think that it's one of the most gruesomely fun movies ever made.

Hell, it's my avatar...how could I forget about Battle Royale? Probably my favorite movie of all time. Yeah, I'll never forget how the first kid died...he just whipped out a knife and chucked it at the poor girl...and it landed right in her forehead. Pretty crappy way to die.

Not to mention the fight between Kiriyama and Kawada. Made me think, "Kiriyama is one crazy asshole."

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I've always liked the fight between Darth Vader and Luke from Return of the Jedi. Not as much action as say, Obi-Wan vs Anakin in Revenge on the Sith, but the dialogue between them is what makes it so good. The way he's like "Well if I can't turn you, I'll just go after your sister." to make Luke flip out was really cool. And when Luke cuts off Vader's hand, like Vader did to him... Poor guy just can't keep hands.

As for gunfights, the one from The Boondock Saints between The Saints and Rocco and El Ducce (sp?) was pretty awesome. That whole scene with Willem Dafoe describing it and acting it out alongside them was really cool.

The Lobby Scene in The Matrix is overrated.

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1:when snake first meets ocelot.:aargh: :aargh:
2:dbz budokai tenkaichi intro.:aargh: :aargh: :aargh: :doggy:

those are both awesome cutscenes.:biggrin:

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Best Swordgun fight: Equilibrium

I think that's all that needs mentioning

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Advent Children's showdown was pretty neat. I loved the outright over-the-topness, paired with superb CGI, editing and music.

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Originally Posted by LZ 645

As for gun fights, the one near the end of Way of the Gun pretty much tops everything else I've ever seen. It doesn't follow the typical "everyone misses the heroes, heroes take people out in one shot" formula you see in a lot of movies.

YES. Truely a movie fit for Cimmerian kings. Rock on.

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Originally Posted by PiccoloNamek

Nothing is better than the fight scene in "They Live". Nothing.

Perhaps. But the remake of that fight In South Park was FANTASTIC!!! it was in season seven's episode: Krazy Kripples!! (i think)

Timmy vs. Jimmy.... classic!

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My favorite fighting Scenes are these from Tony Jaa. This guy kicks ass!
http://youtube.com/watch?v=u5-G4f3d3...rch=tony%20jaa

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The sword fight between the Prisoner and the villain(Can't for the life of me remember his name) at the end of Versus was pretty awesome.

But my favorite fight would be the one between Godzilla and the God Beasts during GMK.

It was actually kind of sad watching poor 'lil Baragon get his butt handed to him during his one and only battle against Godzilla, especially right at the end when Godzilla gets ready to throw the final blow and he raises his head up to get one last look at he demon that he was loosing to.

The look on Baragons face was priceless!!.

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The Best Fight Scene Ever award goes to a pretty obscure movie called Drive starring Mark Dacascos. I don't think the movie was officially released in US,which is rather strange,considering that it's completely in English. Anyway,Dacascos plays a guy a runaway from the Yakuza who want to get their hands on the experimental psionic booster implanted into his heart. Lemme tell you,the fight scenes have to be seen to be believed... O_o I've seen some crazy shit over the years,being a martial arts movie fan and all,but this one takes the cake. One hundred seventeen minutes of pure,straight-out PWNAGE. Dacascos moves at nearly superhuman speed,opening up cans of whoopass left and right.
Most Memorable Fighting Scene:
The Final Showdown - Dacascos versus the Trenchcoat-Sportin'-Evil-Henchman-Dude-with-Sunglasses-Who-Happens-to-Have-a-Shitload-of-Turboimplants-in-Him.
Runner-Up:
Dacascos takes on a entire squad of evil henchmen with electric nightsticks,trashing the entire motel AND garage while using every single object in the vicinity to inflict pain upon the infidels,Jackie Chan-style.

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DRIVE? Hahaha. Best bad movie ever.

Well, actually, not really, but it has Marc Dacascos soit automatically wins. It has been released domestically and aired on HBO a few years ago. As laughably bad as the movie might have been, Dacascos is a talented martial artist. It's kind of funny, actually: a martial arts instructor I had in middle school is good friends with Dacascos.

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