Favorite movie fight scene?

[Chrono]

Have you seen the Musketeer? The fights and sword work in are fantatsic.

La Femme Musketeer was even better. I don't know how many of you get the Hallmark Channel, but if you do, I strongly suggest you check it out when it comes on again.

 

[Littledragon]

As a martial artist, I respect his knowledge and ability; as an actor, I have enjoyed many of his movies; but as a human being he is a complete and total disgrace to the human race.

Why is that?

 

[Chronuss]

-Samurai Jack vs Aku's spider/beetle robots in begging of 1st season.

my fav. episode of Samurai Jack has to be where he meets the Shaolin Monks and demonstrates the Water Beetle techniche. :uhyeah:

 

[OULobo]

my fav. episode of Samurai Jack has to be where he meets the Shaolin Monks and demonstrates the Water Beetle techniche. :uhyeah:

My favorite is the "Jump Good" one where he teaches the monkeys to fight, but I also love the story of how the gods first vanquished Aku and the first episode where he learns all the different arts from all the different masters on his worldly journeys.

 

[Seig]

La Femme Musketeer was even better. I don't know how many of you get the Hallmark Channel, but if you do, I strongly suggest you check it out when it comes on again.

That was a good movie, Tess and I really enjoyed it. I did not think the fight scenes were that spectacular though.

 

[Seig]

Why is that?

Well for starters, he used to beat the hell out of his first wife. His second wife, Kelley LeBrock, divorced him for it as well.

 

[Chrono]

That was a good movie, Tess and I really enjoyed it. I did not think the fight scenes were that spectacular though.

Indeed, it was a good movie. The sword fights probably weren't spectacular, but they were better than I had expected from the Hallmark Channel.

 

[Seig]

Tess and I really enjoyed it, it came on right after King Solomon's Mines, another surprise from the Hallmark Channel

 

[KenpoTex]

Tess and I really enjoyed it, it came on right after King Solomon's Mines, another surprise from the Hallmark Channel

The one with Stewart Granger? If so, great movie.

 

[Seig]

Actually, Allan Quartermain was played by Patrick Swayze.

 

[KenpoTex]

Actually, Allan Quartermain was played by Patrick Swayze.

Oh okay, I haven't seen that version. The one I referred to is an old movie.

 

[Enson]

i like the last fight scene on romeo must die. when he shatters the spine. also the knife scene on under siege. ah heck i for the most part like them all.

 

[Kevin Walker]

My favorite movie fight scene is from the movie: EL CID (1961) starring Charleston Heston, where Heston must fight the opposing king's champion in an arena, c. 1400s, for total control of mid-Spain.

After Heston is knocked off his horse during a joust, he gets clobbered by the champion with a chain mace, but is saved by his armor. The knight gets knocked off his horse by Heston, and Heston defends himself against a brutal attack with a broadsword.

Getting his shield knocked out of his hands, and looking a bit ragged and on the verge of defeat, Heston picks up and defends himself with the wooden saddle off the dead horse, blocking some incredibly savage blows from his opponents broadsword, which reduces the size of the wooden saddle bit by bit with each blow.

Heston eventually wins the battle by killing the king's champion with an axe. What a gritty and realistic battle scene. I bet Charleston Heston picked up a few bruises on this one.

 

[MA-Caver]

Brotherhood of The Wolf: Anybody remember the incredible fight scene the first five minutes into the film? umm did anybody see it? (lol)

 

[Chronuss]

Marc Dacascos always has extremely well choreographed fight scenes in any movie he does. Brotherhood of The Wolf was one of the better movies he's been in.

 

[Chrono]

Brotherhood of The Wolf: Anybody remember the incredible fight scene the first five minutes into the film? umm did anybody see it? (lol)

I saw a bit of it when it first came out here. Was that the scene where he was fighting with the staff?

 

[KenpoTex]

My favorite movie fight scene is from the movie: EL CID (1961) starring Charleston Heston, where Heston must fight the opposing king's champion in an arena, c. 1400s, for total control of mid-Spain.

That's a great fight, good movie as well

Heston eventually wins the battle by killing the king's champion with an axe.

Actually, he killed him with one of the big "two-handed" swords. Remember, they put one on each side of the arena before the fight started.

 

[MA-Caver]

I saw a bit of it when it first came out here. Was that the scene where he was fighting with the staff?

Yup. What made this scene so incredible for me was that it seemed anachronoistic <sic> in that here we are seeing Colonial aged folks and this guy is doing Martial Arts on the thugs and you're like yeah buddy the thugs don't even know how to react to such a fighting style. But later I realized ok, the "wolf-hunter" was traveling around the world and met up with this easterner and thus...
Still way cool, could've used a bit more scenes with that guy.

 

[TigerWoman]

I can't remember the name of the movie, but its one with Jackie Chan.
I liked it when he jumped and slid his body horizontally through an opening in a iron barred door. I guess he had a hard time from watching the out takes. I guess that stems from me not being able to get my other leg up too much in my flying side kick. TW

This is a shameless post, since it will make it 400.

 

[Chokemaster]

1.Nunchaku fight scene in Enter the Dragon
2. Final knife-fighting scene in The Hunted between Benecio Del Torro and Tommy Lee Jones, choreographed by Tuhon Raphael Kayanan and Tuhon Tom Kier(Sayoc Kali)
3.Fists of Legend..the whole movie
4.The first Kickboxer
5.Pool hall fight scene in Out For Justice(Steven Segal)
6.Jake LaMotta beating on his brother in Raging Bull J/K