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  1. 08-03-2004, 01:46 PM #1
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    What's your favorite (MA) FIGHT from the MOVIES

    This has probably been done before, but I was just curious what everyone's favorite fight from the movies was.

    my personal fav is the final showdown between Blade and Nomak in Blade 2

    anyone else ?
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    Jackie Chan vs Benny 'the Jet' Urquidez in "Wheels on Meals." The rematch in "Dragons Forever" is right up there, too, and on the whole the latter is a better movie, but the original is the best movie fight ever.

    Also can't forget Patrick Swayze vs. Marshall Teague in "Road House"
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    Originally posted by Chang Style Novice

    Also can't forget Patrick Swayze vs. Marshall Teague in "Road House"
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    AND, yea, a good bit of it is about whether you can fight with what you know...kinda all of it is about that.
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    Jackie Chan in the market trying to get his stepmother's diamonds back in "Drunken Master."
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    anything chan or jet did prior to selling out to the matrix.
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    geez, there's sooo many fight scenes I love. I'll just list some off the top of my head:

    -Achilles vs Hector in "Troy"

    -Ethan Hawke vs Drug Addict Rapists in "Training Day"

    -Bill the Butcher vs Dead Rabbits in "Gangs of New York"

    -Wooden sword match between Tom Cruise and "Ujio", as well as the entire final battle sequence in "The Last Samurai". I felt the movie itself was flawed, but I gotta admit the fight scenes were awesome.

    -Ken vs Vega in "Streetfighter II: V" anime series

    -Ryu vs Guile in same

    -Pvt. Mellish vs German soldier in "Saving Private Ryan"

    -O-Ren Ishii's Father vs Yakuza thugs in "Kill Bill Vol#1"

    -Darth Vader vs Luke in "Empire Strikes Back"

    -John McLean vs Colonel Stewart in "Die Hard 2"

    ...I could keep going but I'll stop for now.
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    Heh, heh. For entire fights scenes, far too many to list. For best dialogue/ single move to kick off a fight scene: Tom Laughlin vs bad guy leader in Billy Jack!

    Bad Guy: You don't really think those Green Beret Karate tricks are gonna help you against all these boys?

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  12. 08-04-2004, 03:43 AM #12
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    Oh, wait one other that needs mentioning!

    Takura Ken vs Japanese gambling den in "The Yakuza"!
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    jet li in fist of fury against the bad jap guy at the end
    awesome!!!
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    Originally posted by friday
    jet li in fist of fury against the bad jap guy at the end
    awesome!!!

    The word is "Japanese".
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    Actually, the word is "Chinese" - the character is played by Billy Chau.
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