Best Movie Fight Scene Ever

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tenniskid3119

Semi-Pro
too many to compare, but what yall said and the Transporter movies and the Bourne Identity movies are what pop into my head.
 

atatu

Legend
I prefer the final fight scene in "Last of the Mohicans" - when Hawkeye's dad takes out the bad guy....
 

Fedfan4life

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this is not an actual fight but its a "walkoff"

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I really like the fight scene at HelmsDeep in Lord of the Rings The Two Towers. It has alot of action and great medieval fighting and most importantly lots of blood and guts lol just kidding.
 

gamerx52986

Rookie
For a movie full of incredible fighting sequences check out Equilibrium starring Christian Bale & Taye Diggs. Its a little older but theres a incredible gunfight scene near the end that is unlike anything I've ever seen done on film before.
 

Jonnyf

Hall of Fame
Green Street (believe it was called Hooligans in the US) great fights throughtout IMO really pumps you up aswell
 

ollinger

G.O.A.T.
Most entertaining fight scene? The knight vs. the giant in Monty Python's "Holy Grail." "It's just a flesh wound..."
 

keithchircop

Professional
Man, that brings back memories! Great flick. WAAAA-riors!!! Come out to PLAY-YAY!!!

That's what a fight between untrained people looks like in real life, more or less. Sucker punches, biting, losing their balance while kicking, use of improvisary weapons (walls included) ... totally ungraceful.
 

tennis-n-sc

Professional
Most entertaining fight scene? The knight vs. the giant in Monty Python's "Holy Grail." "It's just a flesh wound..."

Absolutely hilarious. So wss the bar fight between the two girl scouts in the dark hole of Calcutta in "Airplane".

"From Russia With Love" when Bond fights the KGB agent in the sleeper of a train was pretty darn intense for its time.
 
...when Wendy O. Williams (of Plasmatics fame) kicks Lisa's (Sherry Stoner) ass in "Reform School Girls."

John Wayne (Sean Thorton) literally knocking/spattering Squire Will Danaher through a splinted wooden pub door with a right-handed, fight-concluding knockout punch in "The Quiet Man." Nice "blast-through-the-door" shot by director John Ford.
 

edberg505

Legend
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SRWo7BnP_90

I loved this fight scene for the simple fact that I have never really seen capoeira used like this before in a fight. Sure there is the movie "Only The Strong" with Mark Dacasos but this fight scene is what I'd thought capoeira would look like in a real fight. Fluid moving strikes mixed in seemlessly fakeouts. Lateef Crowder (the capoeira master in the vid) is the real deal.
 
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