In terms of vicious beat downs id have to say this one in Once were warriors
was pretty brutal
Also this one in Layercake is a classic
was pretty brutal
Also this one in Layercake is a classic
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LucidSDreamr
Bluelighter
The new roadhouse move where he kills his friend in a ufc fight.
The fight itself isn’t much it’s just more of what it means in the context of the characters whole life and identity
The fight itself isn’t much it’s just more of what it means in the context of the characters whole life and identity
The fight scenes from John Wick always remind me of this film, it's got the same kind of bare knuckle brutality and the way the way show their protagonists getting their asses kicked at the same time.
I feel like this film got overshadowed by its own controversy, both in terms of its subject matter and because not long after it was released there was a college shooting and pictures of the perpetrator reenacting shots from the movie were found on his computer.
Which is a shame because it's actually an incredible movie notable for a lot more than it's shock value
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JoshuaGuillory36
Bluelighter
Whether or not it's the greatest, it's one of the best ever: Sergeant Joe Armstrong (Michael Dudikoff) and Tojo Ken (Mike Stone) in American Ninja 2: The Confrontation (1987). My brother agrees with this one. And it premiered the year I was born...
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