Favorite Fight Scenes

[Tien Long]

The last 15 minutes of Kung Fu Hustle.
Actually the entire movie is awesome.

My favorite scene features the Tailor, the Coolie, and Donut



The Tailor is Sifu Chiu Chi Ling, who is a very famous Hung Ga master.

[Tien Long]

In celebration of Blood Hunt #1, the club scene from Blade:

[Panic]

Fight from episode 1 of Bloodhounds:

His speed is incredible, and I've seen people who box say his form is just beautiful. I've never been a fan of western boxing style fight-scenes, but this K-drama really impressed me.

[Zauriel]

Robin Hood (1938)- Swordfight in the Castle!

[Rev9]

In celebration of Blood Hunt #1, the club scene from Blade:

The true Marvel kick-off(and the best of the trilogy) That sword fight at the end..

[Tuck]

The true Marvel kick-off(and the best of the trilogy) That sword fight at the end..

The "true" Marvel kick-off is Howard the Duck.

[CliffHanger2]

The true Marvel kick-off(and the best of the trilogy) That sword fight at the end..

Agreed one of the best.

[Tien Long]

The true Marvel kick-off(and the best of the trilogy) That sword fight at the end..

That sword fight was great. What gave it the extra edge (no pun intended) was what Wesley did in the beginning. As this gang of vampires start to approach, telling him how they're going to f' him up bad, Blade takes out his sword and draws a line in the ground. He doesn't shout that no one will cross the line. He just confidently does it.

[Rev9]

That sword fight was great. What gave it the extra edge (no pun intended) was what Wesley did in the beginning. As this gang of vampires start to approach, telling him how they're going to f' him up bad, Blade takes out his sword and draws a line in the ground. He doesn't shout that no one will cross the line. He just confidently does it.

Blade wasn't fuqin around

[Huntsman Spider]

That sword fight was great. What gave it the extra edge (no pun intended) was what Wesley did in the beginning. As this gang of vampires start to approach, telling him how they're going to f' him up bad, Blade takes out his sword and draws a line in the ground. He doesn't shout that no one will cross the line. He just confidently does it.

Blade wasn't fuqin around

As he himself put it in the second movie, "You . . . obviously do not know . . . who you are f***ing with!"

[Tien Long]

Blade wasn't fuqin around

As he himself put it in the second movie, "You . . . obviously do not know . . . who you are f***ing with!"

Eloquently stated .

Blade 1 and Blade 2 both had excellent fights. All of them were done super well. I'm sure all of us are familiar with the times Blade amps up on blood and f's everyone up. Blade 1 set a standard:

[Tien Long]

And Blade 2 continued that trend. As soon as I saw the paramilitary henchmen with the taser sticks earlier in the film, I knew they'd be the fodder for Blade. And love how Blade retorts Reinholt's racist comment from before.: