"Kill Bill 1" (Douban Rating: 8.2): Bride vs Crazy 88
The last scene of this movie is basically a very long fighting scene. When the bride (played by Uma Thurman) appeared at the Blue Leaf House with a special Hattori Hanzo sword, she fought hand-to-hand with the craziest killers on the planet, including a sword-wielding Chikusa Takako (Kuriyama Qian Ming) and the gang boss (Liu Yuling). Although the bloody duel was quite exciting, it was still inferior to this group of katana.
Surrounded by a group of masked ninjas, the bride enters an angry mode, swings, cuts, and defeats every fool who steps out of the queue. Then came the incredible "lights off" shot, followed by a one-on-one battle with Johnny Mo (Liu Jiahui). Various brutal assassinations. As a result, 100 gallons of fake blood were needed on site. In fact, the scene became so bloody that the director Quentin had to turn the color scene into a black and white scene to maintain his R grade, which is one of the most modern sword fights in film history.
"Old Boy" (Douban score: 8.2): Kill the gangster
with a hammer in the hallway. When it comes to fighting in the hallway, who can compare to Wu Daxiu played by Cui Minzhi. This is a drunken, chubby businessman who finds himself locked up in a cell similar to an apartment. For the next 15 years, he was quarantined. I don’t know who locked him up or why. So when he was released, he was thinner, but stronger and more angry. But he was not bald, so he decided to retaliate.
Wu Daxiu is outnumbered, but fortunately, this guy has a hammer. The shooting process is like a horizontally scrolling video game, the camera always follows Wu Daxiu. He ran wildly along the corridor, punching and kicking every mob who blocked his way. There is no Yuan Heping's gorgeous Kung Fu aesthetics. On the contrary, it was very messy and ugly, and it felt like a real street fight. People slipped, missed their fists, and used each other as a shield. Without a lot of sophisticated design, you can't get this chaotic and clear boxing and street fighting reality.
director Park Chan-wook filmed this scene 17 times in three days. The only CGI shot in the whole scene was the knife behind Wu Daxiu. The whole battle unfolded in a long shot, which shook the film industry at the time, and was also advanced in shooting technology. It was recognized as the best corridor battle ever.
"The Bourne Duty 3" (Douban score: 8.8): Byrne vs. Dess
When mentioning the epic fighting scenes in the movie, you must mention Jason Byrne played by Matt Damon. He stabbed the opponent with only a pen, and can knock down a strong man with a magazine. In the fifth part, he knocked a person out with a punch. However, if we are talking about pure martial arts prowess, it is difficult to beat the classic fight between Byrne and Dess in "The Bournemouth 3".
Dyce, played by Joey Ansah, is a black beard killer. His target is Nicky Parsons, but before he pulls the trigger, Jason Byrne comes to hit the field. This is the most exciting fight in the series. According to a boxing consultant, "The Filipino boxing champion has a bit of Bruce Lee's element added to his style." In addition to lightning-fast unarmed combat, we also saw razor and rag, book And candlesticks, many of Deiss’s injuries are real. Anza revealed that he asked Matt Damon to hit him in the throat with the book, and he really punched him firmly in the head. As a result, he could not speak for a week and he was recuperating for a long time.
"Inception" (Douban score: 9.3): the corridor battle in the dream
Speaking of bad wars, nothing is more exciting than the dream battle in "Inception". In the movie, Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Cillian Murphy staged a fierce duel in a dream, as they tried to walk through a corridor that kept rotating. When the ground became a wall and the wall became a ground, Joseph jumped over the window sill, avoided the door, and threw several punches. This is one of the most impressive scenes in Nolan's highly rated movies. Its success is due to a 100-foot-long set hung on 8 huge rings. Then, these rings are connected to the motor, so that the corridor can rotate 360 degrees, in order to accurately capture the movement, a camera is also installed on the set.
of course, on the goThe maneuver on the porch is quite tricky, and Gordon Levitt spent two weeks preparing for it. According to reports, the actor would imagine Bach’s music to step on his own pace. There is also the problem of motion sickness, but he has a unique way to fight nausea. "I can't imagine that the floor is the floor, and the ceiling is the ceiling," Gordon Levitt said. "I have to think like this. This is the ground, this is the ground, this is the ground. "It's just that the "ground" always moves under my feet. . This is the mental game I have to play. "
"Ace Agent: Secret Service Academy" (Douban score: 8.4): The church massacre
There is no doubt that when Harry Hart (Colin Firth), a British Secret Service agent, walked into Kentucky. When hating the church, the craziest movie fighting scene of the 21st century is about to be born. It is not so much fighting as the bloody carnage in the church. When the mentally perverted, slurred technological genius Richmond Valentine (Samuel) El Jackson) activated a device that caused everyone in the building to become murderous, and the situation became out of control.
The next three-minute massacre scene led to the film’s presence in China When it was released, it was completely cut and the plot was abrupt. This creepy scene took a week to film, with 130 stuntmen and extras participating. Even crazier, according to Mark Miller (the film’s inspiration According to the comics written by him, the scene was 7 minutes in the beginning, and it was cut drastically in the end. If it were filmed in 7 minutes as originally scheduled, it would be terrifying, I can hardly imagine it.
, Do you think foreign fighting movies compare to Hong Kong fighting movies, which one do you like better?
