GlimmerMan
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1. Bond vs Blonde assassin in 'From Russia With Love'
One of the greatest, most claustrophobic, most uncompromisingly brutal fight scenes ever committed to film.
2. Coogan vs the entire bar in 'Coogan's Bluff'
Again - an awesomely brutal fight sequence with Clint Eastwood kicking seven shades of sh*t out of several guys before he is finallyand unfortunately overcome.
3. Bond vs Alec Travelyn in 'Goldeneye'
Probably my second favourite fight in a Bond movie, this is unquestionably the bloodiest and most violent fight Bond has ever endured against a more than worthy opponant who was also a trained 'double 0' agent and had the same fighting skills as Bond.
4. Jack vs Jack in 'Fight Club'
Fight Club is full of many fight scenes, none of which are distinctive except for one. Jack, Ed Norton, manages to beat himself senseless in front of his disbelieving boss. He starts with some punches to his face, smashes himself on his boss' desk, knocks out some teeth, cracks his head with a phone, and throws himself into a set of glass shelves. He manages to destroy the office and make it look like his boss beat him nearly to death. The boss' reaction is priceless, after the first couple punches he just asks in a concerned voice, "What are you doing?" Jack replies: "I'm kicking my own ass!" By the end of the self inflicted beat-down, his boss is cowering under his desk fearing for his life. Jack enjoys himself, taunting the boss by begging him to stop while smiling the entire time. Ed Norton is way too good at hurting himself.
5. John McClane vs main bad guy in Die Hard 2'
One of the best fight sequences of the Die Hard franchise in which John McClane and the main bad guy face off on the wing of a moving plane.
6. T-800 vs T-1000 in 'Terminator 2'
All of the fight scenes between these two rock, but mainly the one in the shopping mall and the final fight in the steel mill. The colliding styles of Arnie's Sherman Tank battering ram style Terminator against the more graceful T-1000 is awesome!
More later, but now it is time for Sunday dinner!
One of the greatest, most claustrophobic, most uncompromisingly brutal fight scenes ever committed to film.
2. Coogan vs the entire bar in 'Coogan's Bluff'
Again - an awesomely brutal fight sequence with Clint Eastwood kicking seven shades of sh*t out of several guys before he is finallyand unfortunately overcome.
3. Bond vs Alec Travelyn in 'Goldeneye'
Probably my second favourite fight in a Bond movie, this is unquestionably the bloodiest and most violent fight Bond has ever endured against a more than worthy opponant who was also a trained 'double 0' agent and had the same fighting skills as Bond.
4. Jack vs Jack in 'Fight Club'
Fight Club is full of many fight scenes, none of which are distinctive except for one. Jack, Ed Norton, manages to beat himself senseless in front of his disbelieving boss. He starts with some punches to his face, smashes himself on his boss' desk, knocks out some teeth, cracks his head with a phone, and throws himself into a set of glass shelves. He manages to destroy the office and make it look like his boss beat him nearly to death. The boss' reaction is priceless, after the first couple punches he just asks in a concerned voice, "What are you doing?" Jack replies: "I'm kicking my own ass!" By the end of the self inflicted beat-down, his boss is cowering under his desk fearing for his life. Jack enjoys himself, taunting the boss by begging him to stop while smiling the entire time. Ed Norton is way too good at hurting himself.
5. John McClane vs main bad guy in Die Hard 2'
One of the best fight sequences of the Die Hard franchise in which John McClane and the main bad guy face off on the wing of a moving plane.
6. T-800 vs T-1000 in 'Terminator 2'
All of the fight scenes between these two rock, but mainly the one in the shopping mall and the final fight in the steel mill. The colliding styles of Arnie's Sherman Tank battering ram style Terminator against the more graceful T-1000 is awesome!
More later, but now it is time for Sunday dinner!