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Milldog1776

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Best Movie Fights of All Time
« on: March 04, 2005, 11:44:54 AM »

What are the best movie fights of all time?

Here's some of mine:

  • Bruce Lee and Bob Wall from "Enter the Dragon" (fastest Pak Sao of all time)
  • From "Raiders of the Lost Arc" Indy vs. the big Nazi mechanic on the airplane (one of the most realistic fights I've seen)
  • From "Walking Tall 2003" The Rock cleaning house in a crowded casino! Pure country asswhoopin's
  • John Wayne fighting on a mudslide with about 20 other cowboys in "McClintock" (just damn entertaining)

More to come...what are some of yours!
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Re: Best Movie Fights of All Time
« Reply #1 on: March 04, 2005, 12:30:32 PM »

What are the best movie fights of all time?

Here's some of mine:

  • Bruce Lee and Bob Wall from "Enter the Dragon" (fastest Pak Sao of all time)
  • From "Raiders of the Lost Arc" Indy vs. the big Nazi mechanic on the airplane (one of the most realistic fights I've seen)
  • From "Walking Tall 2003" The Rock cleaning house in a crowded casino! Pure country asswhoopin's
  • John Wayne fighting on a mudslide with about 20 other cowboys in "McClintock" (just damn entertaining)

More to come...what are some of yours!



Kill Bill I - opening fight
Kill Bill II - trailer scene
John Wayne fighting on a mudslide with about 20 other cowboys in "McClintock"
Everywhich way..... - town fight...forget which one....
Jackie Chan....how can you choose.


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Re: Best Movie Fights of All Time
« Reply #2 on: March 04, 2005, 12:36:42 PM »

Here are a couple of my favorites:

1.  Hermes and the guy who steals his briefcase in "Exposure".  After a carotid stab, blood shoots about 3 feet from the wound.

2.  Brad pit and Eric Bana squaring off in Troy.  Didn't look too "kung-fuish".

3. Jet Li and the guy with the spear in Hero.  Did look too "kung-fuish", but was supposed to.

4.  Gunny Highway in Heartbreak ridge when he beats the crap out of the bald guy in the beginning, and just goes back to the story he was telling just like nothing happened.

These are the ones that come to mind right off.
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Re: Best Movie Fights of All Time
« Reply #3 on: March 04, 2005, 02:09:39 PM »

1   Chuck Norris & Bruce Lee in the Collosseum (sp?)

2   Michael Caine's unarmed combat on the 2 skinheads in the tube in London in the movie The 4th Protocol

3.  The H2H combat instructor (a tribute to O"Neill) in the Devil's Brigade when he beats up Rocky

4.  The barroom brawl in the same movie once they've all learned their H2H

5.  Charles Bronson bathroom fight in the original Dirty Dozen

6.  Stallone in First Blood in the Jail Cell

7.  Bad Day At Black Rock when the one armed PI kicks arse

8.  Sean Connery on the train in "From Russia With Love."

9.  Fight in the apartment in Paris in the Jason Bourne movie

10.  Fights in the movie the Warriors
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Re: Best Movie Fights of All Time
« Reply #4 on: March 04, 2005, 02:58:28 PM »

One that always comes to mind for me is the fight between Juliette Lewis and a guy in a diner in "Natural Born Killers". Granted, she is totally psychotic and is completely in the wrong for picking the fight with the guy in the first place...but from a "down and dirty" realistic fighting perspective, she was AWESOME! No fancy choreography, just total commitment as she nails him with an open palm strike to the face and knee strikes to the groin and head. It was pretty quick, but the whole time she's fighting, she yelling things like "How sexy am I now?" O.K., I said she was psychotic...

Also, the fight between John Cusack and Benny Urquidez is "Gross Point Blank" was great! They trained together in real life and it really showed. I'm sure they had a blast shooting the sequence!

And, of course, "Kill Bill" 1 & 2!
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Re: Best Movie Fights of All Time
« Reply #5 on: March 04, 2005, 03:06:57 PM »

Jack Nicholson two times in Te Last Detail!

AWWW YEAH!!!bathroom fight the best one.Hey Meredith, Jaxk follwed
two Marines into  "da bat'room" ..willingly...two fight them..and I DUG IT!

And yeah he was psychotic.Well, kind of, he played "Bad Ass Budusky"
a sailor with mean fists and a good heart...

...Randy Quaid was a sailro who was going to the stockade for stealing
some money from an officer.Jack and this other actor assigned to take
him there by train...Jack figures before he goes in for 8 years he's gonna
show em the time of this life.Jack does a good leg kick in it.
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Re: Best Movie Fights of All Time
« Reply #6 on: March 04, 2005, 08:54:03 PM »

1.   Goodfellas
·   When Joe Pesci and Robert Deniro waste the guy at the bar after he told Tommy to go get his shine box.
·   When Ray Liota crossed the street and beat that dude who insulted his girlfriend with a gun.

2.   Rapid Fire: Brandon Lee (all fights are cool)
3.   Ray Winstone in:
·   Nil By Mouth
·   Scum
·   Sexy Beast
4.   Bob Hoskins in the Long Good Friday
5.   Jeff Speakman in Perfect Weapon
6.   Deniro: final scene in Taxi Driver

There’s more to come later…

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Milldog1776

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Re: Best Movie Fights of All Time
« Reply #7 on: March 04, 2005, 10:02:43 PM »

·   When Ray Liota crossed the street and beat that dude who insulted his girlfriend with a gun.

Great scene. Real ass whoopin there.

How about:

Steven Seagal clearing the bar in "Out for Justice"

Kurt Russell smacking one of the Cowboys in the head with his own gun in "Tombstone"

The knife fight between Tommy Lee Jones and Benicio Del Toro in "The Hunted"

Some gun stuff:
The village clearing from "Tears of the Sun"

The final gun battle in John Wayne's "Rio Bravo"

The gun fight from "Open Range"
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Re: Best Movie Fights of All Time
« Reply #8 on: March 05, 2005, 04:06:31 AM »

WAIT!!!!!!

Best fight of ALL..

Family Guy..when Peter Griffin fights that big chicken, one of those fights
that go all overr the town..right through the windows of office buidlings.

And actually the best fight with Indiana Jones to me was NOT withthe big
German on the prop-plane.It was with the big Arab in Cairo, Arab had a big
sword....Indy wastses him with his 45. wheelgun!

Anyone know a more realistic fight scene?

Did'nt think so!
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Re: Best Movie Fights of All Time
« Reply #9 on: March 05, 2005, 04:07:42 AM »

WOW! I may well win an award for the most ANNOYING guy in this forum.
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Re: Best Movie Fights of All Time
« Reply #10 on: March 05, 2005, 08:28:56 AM »

ExJKD,

Mate, that fight scene with the big Arab...funny as it was...wasn't realistic at all.  Indy's weapon was holstered and the Arab was within 21 feet.  (Of course if they didn't know about the Tueller Drill aka 21 foot rule circa WWII then he might have got away with it  ;D)

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Re: Best Movie Fights of All Time
« Reply #11 on: March 05, 2005, 11:42:49 AM »

Let's see...

Way of the Gun - the first gun battle and the last
McClintock - the mudslide scene
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers - the barn fight (highly choreographed theatrical fight but still fun to watch)
Undisputed - the showdown between the two champions
Out for Justice and another Seagal film... - the butcher shop fight with the cleaver and the bar-clearing scene
Open Range - the big gunfight at the end
Collateral - the briefcase shooting scene
Return of the Dragon - Bruce vs. Chuck
Enter the Dragon - Bruce vs. Bob Wall
Once Were Warriors - when dad wastes the fellow who didn't do enough "speed work" and the pimp
The Princess Bride - the duel with Inigo Montoya
Black Hawk Down - Shugart and Gordon at the downed helo
El Mariachi - when the Mariachi takes out the squad of thugs
The Last Samurai - Tom vs. the assasins on the street
Billy Jack - when Billy says "I'm gonna take this foot and I'm gonna kick you on that side of your face...

There are more, but I don't remember what they are right now...

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Re: Best Movie Fights of All Time
« Reply #12 on: March 05, 2005, 01:30:33 PM »

Dan,

Damn, I'd forgotten about "The Last Samurai".. :-\

That fight plus the one when the ninjas come to the camp...brilliant stuff.

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Milldog1776

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Re: Best Movie Fights of All Time
« Reply #13 on: March 05, 2005, 06:22:29 PM »

Here's more of my picks:

Desperado:  The bar clearing scene
Tombstone:  The showdown between Doc Holliday and Johnny Ringo (the oldest record of smack talkin')
Under Siege:  Knife fight between Tommy Lee Jones and Seagal (sure it wasn't very realistic...but it was good)
Jackie Chan Fighting with an aluminum ladder (Strikeforce?)
The big brawl between John Wayne and Montgomery Clift in Red River (awesome movie!!!!)

I notice quite a few people are saying the mudslide scene from McClintock. I new that there was a bunch of good fellows on this forum.

John Wayne film festival at my house tonight!!! BYOB ;D

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Re: Best Movie Fights of All Time
« Reply #14 on: March 05, 2005, 06:30:32 PM »

Another goodie that nearly slipped through the cracks....


The Transporter...scene in the bus depot.

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