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Favorite fight scenes

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For swords, nothing compares to Rob Roy. Just amazing!!!

Hand-to-hand, I go with Roadhouse. Lone Wolf McQuade is pretty great too.

Of course, I'm not including wire acts at this point, like Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon's awesome fights.
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The Matrix ones were amazing.
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There is a fight scene in the movie "They Live" that is astounding. Its not good its long and unintentionally funny. I can't do justice to it. It has to be experienced to be believed. :-)
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Anything with Bruce Lee in. :)
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First Mark Tuvor wrote:The Matrix ones were amazing.
Completely agree with you there, Tuvor.
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Bridget Jones' diary.


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LOL Hey, that isn't bad.
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Jack's fight with his boss in Fight Club.
Any fight from Equilibrium.
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Damn! Gotta remember to rent Equilibrium!!

But that reminds me, lots of good stuff in Brotherhood of the Wolf.
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Caer Sylvanus wrote:Jack's fight with his boss in Fight Club.
Any fight from Equilibrium.
Fight Club! I'd forgotten about that! Yes.. That rates in my books as well.
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Any Which Way You Can, Ali, Rocky; all had incredible fight scenes. My favorites were the Mr. Smith/Neo fights in the Matrix, though. And the Spiderman/Green Goblin one was excellent. I had a problem with most of the Batman fight scenes, because they looked too much like they were choreographed. Same thing with Daredevil.
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Jackie Chan rates a mention here.
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Yup! And though I haven't seen nearly all of his, what, 5,000 movies?, my favorite fight is on the roof in Who Am I?
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I can't even tell you what movie it was, I was really just channel surfing, but saw a Jackie Chan fight that lasted at least 10 minutes, the camera never left him, all one take and superb choreography. He got rapped on the knuckles at one point, I don't think it was deliberate, you could tell it hurt, and they just kept filming. It was funny and cool to see. Anyone know this movie? I'd like to see it again.
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The guy's possibly not human. I can't believe some of the things he does! Not even just the fights, which are incredible. All his own stunts, always breaking bones.
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The only easy part to believe is the always breaking bones part. :)
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Post by variol son »

Kill Bill Volume 1, Uma Thurman versus Vivica A. Fox, Uma thurman versus Lucy Liu, and Uma Thurman versus hundreds of Japanese men with swords.

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Post by Gil galad »

My fav has to be from 'Kiss of the dragon' where jet li walks into the martial arts dojo full of dudes with batons and creams them all. Next has to be the final scene from matrix revolutions.
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