Thread Rating:
  • 0 Vote(s) - 0 Average
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
Favorite fighting movies!
#1
I don't know.. I'm bored and want to know some of SP's favorite fighting movies. Foreign or not, doesn't matter.

My favorite has to be Chocolate, because the fight scenes are awesome, and practically real (Movie was made with no special effects or strings) so that makes it 10x better...

Post some clips if you want

[YOUTUBE]u0wvyUI4v4E[/YOUTUBE]
Reply
#2
I read moves and was about to post

[imgspoiler=This]http://commendatori.files.wordpress.com/2008/12/shoryuken.jpg[/imgspoiler]

but then i saw it was in the movie section. :[
Reply
#3
[youtube]i4SkO3ypCXw[/youtube]

My favorite Martial Arts movie by far.
Reply
#4
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.

Then again, I don't watch that many fighting movies.
Reply
#5
Check out Fearless and Red Cliff. Both are in Chinese.

A good movie to make fun of with friends is Dororo.
Reply
#6
Dyxanije Wrote:Check out Fearless and Red Cliff. Both are in Chinese.

A good movie to make fun of with friends is Dororo.

Seen all of these Goggleemoticon


I have a huge stack of Martial Arts movies in my closet.
Reply
#7
Dyxanije Wrote:Check out Fearless and Red Cliff. Both are in Chinese.

A good movie to make fun of with friends is Dororo.

I love those haha.

Another favorite is Onj-bok, which is actually seen in being played on T.V. in Chocolate. Cause mutal actors and actresses.

Gotta love the Bruce Lee movies too.
Reply
#8
 Spoiler
FLAMING ROUNDHOUSE KILLKICK TO THE FACE

Oh, and District 13. Parkour action.
Reply
#9
madanthony Wrote:
 Spoiler
FLAMING ROUNDHOUSE KILLKICK TO THE FACE

Oh, and District 13. Parkour action.

FFFfffff- mai bad.
Reply
#10
GMSInfighter Wrote:FFFfffff- mai bad.

Oh. I wasn't bashing the spelling. I'm just really excited about that movie.
Reply
#11
madanthony Wrote:Oh. I wasn't bashing the spelling. I'm just really excited about that movie.

What do you mean? To see it or cause you enjoy it?
Reply
#12
Good Capoeria is extremely hard to come by.
Like Just incredibly rare...
...
..
And as for ONG BAK!
I love the out takes and they show HOW he did the flaming kick.
REAL fire.
Two buckets of water.
Glitter
Reply
#13
Chompy Wrote:Good Capoeria is extremely hard to come by.
Like Just incredibly rare...
...
..
And as for ONG BAK!
I love the out takes and they show HOW he did the flaming kick.
REAL fire.
Two buckets of water.
Glitter

That's why I love Thai movies. Those people over there use no strings, no CGI, no nothing except some real ass fighting.

Amazing
Reply
#14
Ong Bak and Ip Man are two of the best.
Reply
#15
Kung Fu Hustle.
Reply
#16
Most Jackie Chan, Jet Li, and Bruce Lee movies are some of my most favorited fighting movies.
Reply
#17
Agreeing with everyone who said Ong-Bak. Back when it first came out I had this friend who became obsessed with Muay Thai and Tony Jaa and that is how I originally found out about it. I forgot about it entirely and just a month and a half ago I saw it for the first time, was pretty awesome. Now I wish I had watched it sooner at my friend's request. :'(

I don't really watch a lot of Martial Arts or fighting movies in general, so I don't have much an opinion on anything else.
Reply
#18
Kung Pow: Enter the Fist
Reply


Forum Jump:


Users browsing this thread: 1 Guest(s)