Favorite Fight Scenes

[Wildling]

One of my favorite recents. Berserker doesn't give up easy.

[Tien Long]

Always liked the second day of fights from Bloodsport.

[Tien Long]

Need to see the whole movie again, but really like this fight between Spidey and Doc Ock. All of this craziness happening on a subway. It's not just a fight but a superhero fight:

[Tien Long]

Think I might have posted this before, but it may have been deleted. In any case, here is a better version of Daniel vs. Chozen from Karate Kid Part II:

[Tien Long]

Batman vs. the SWAT team from Batman: The Dark Knight. I just can't get over how awesome this scene is. Perseverance, planning, and no killing. Somehow Batman pulls off the impossible. But that's what Batman does:

[Tien Long]

The power of one extra step:

[Tien Long]

One of my favorite fights of the Predator series. After learning that his killer is an alien and has been treating Los Angeles as his hunting ground, Harrigan finally meets the City Hunter one-on-one. The City Hunter finally confronts his lion. And the lion f'ing roars:

[Huntsman Spider]

One of my favorite fights of the Predator series. After learning that his killer is an alien and has been treating Los Angeles as his hunting ground, Harrigan finally meets the City Hunter one-on-one. The City Hunter finally confronts his lion. And the lion f'ing roars:

Los Angeles in 1997, no less, and the movie came out in 1990. Good fight there.

[Rev9]

The power of one extra step:

I think the Aoshi and Saito fights had more jeopardy(the former being the best in the series imo)..but this fight really stuck with me. Sojiro was a beast.

[Tien Long]

I think the Aoshi and Saito fights had more jeopardy(the former being the best in the series imo)..but this fight really stuck with me. Sojiro was a beast.

Aoshi's and Saito's fights were cool. I think both of them were just a little more dramatic than Sojiro's or Shishio's because of the darker color scheme. Saito's fight really had me worried at the time. Thought Sano had really died and that Kenshin was going to die as well.

Los Angeles in 1997, no less, and the movie came out in 1990. Good fight there.

Yeah, the 1997 Los Angeles setting really threw me for a loop when I first saw the label. No way could a Predator hide in city. But it worked. Also, the movie really captured the late 80s/early 90s themes of drug wars and gang violence. It amped it up a lot, especially in that first scene.

[Scott Taylor]

Batman vs. the SWAT team from Batman: The Dark Knight. I just can't get over how awesome this scene is. Perseverance, planning, and no killing. Somehow Batman pulls off the impossible. But that's what Batman does

Nolan did manage to put Batman through a lot in his movies. And it was awesome. Fight starts at 2:12

[Huntsman Spider]

Aoshi's and Saito's fights were cool. I think both of them were just a little more dramatic than Sojiro's or Shishio's because of the darker color scheme. Saito's fight really had me worried at the time. Thought Sano had really died and that Kenshin was going to die as well.



Yeah, the 1997 Los Angeles setting really threw me for a loop when I first saw the label. No way could a Predator hide in city. But it worked. Also, the movie really captured the late 80s/early 90s themes of drug wars and gang violence. It amped it up a lot, especially in that first scene.

Indeed, so in retrospect, it would make perfect sense that a Predator could hide in such a violently chaotic hellscape of a city.

Nolan did manage to put Batman through a lot in his movies. And it was awesome. Fight starts at 2:12

"What the hell are you?"

". . . I'm Batman."

[Zauriel]

Can you believe it? Drax the Destroyer got beaten by a guy who lost to Yip Man in a fight?

[Tien Long]

Indeed, so in retrospect, it would make perfect sense that a Predator could hide in such a violently chaotic hellscape of a city.



"What the hell are you?"

". . . I'm Batman."

Initially I didn't like Batman Beyond's fights. People told me that the "toss a camera in the dryer" style of filming was supposed to emulate how the enemy was supposed to see Batman. I wasn't a fan at first, but I understood it later on.

Definitely have a fondness for the Dark Knight Returns Bane fights, the first one especially. It's slow and physical, just a simple fist fight on the surface. However, it shows Batman's style of fighting, which includes cheating. Moreover, it's Bane proving himself to his men: