Top 5 Tuesday: Move Fight Scenes

5. Roadhouse

Okay, so first up, some fun. Roadhouse went from being a cool movie at the time, to being kinda campy, and back to being cool. Dalton’s credo of being nice until it’s time to not be nice is a code most of us can get behind…

4. Happy Gilmore
Adam Sandler vs. Bob Barker…how can you no love this one? Little did most people know is that Bob Barker can actually fight. He did most of his own stunts for this scene…in his 70s.

3. Return of the Dragon
Chuck Norris is one of the best when it comes to martial arts films. Who is better? If it’s anyone, it’s Bruce LeeThere are other kinds of therapy generic viagra that professionals can provide as well. In the case of hair restoration and the red range in the color spectrum, hair follicle molecules are able to absorb the light. price of cialis It can cost $4,000, and unica-web.com levitra prescription insurance coverage is highly variable. These items have no discriminative foundation on cialis discount pharmacy which to illustrate how their strong guarantees work. . So here’s the scene in which they face each other in Rome…at the coliseum.

2. Enter the Dragon
This move revolutionized martial arts action films in the U.S., melding the style of Eastern kung fu movies with a western film-making approach. Great film, and sadly, Lee’s last (yes, I know about Game of Death, but that was incomplete).

1. Eastern Promises
We’ll end on a gritty one. A gritty, naked one, actually. I think this scene really captures what a real fight is like, stripping away much of the Hollywood artifice that surrounds fight scenes.  (You’ll have to go to Youtube for this one…couldn’t embed. And fair warning….graphic violence and nudity).

Honorable mention:  Anything from the first four Steven Seagal movies…and nothing from any of the rest.

So what are yours?
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