Fights are considered to be one of the brightest and most spectacular scenes in cinema. In some films, the fight is only a one-time element, while some films are completely built on the scenes of struggle, which makes them especially attractive to fans of the genre.
Instructions
Step 1
Some of the most merciless fights were featured in the film adaptation of Chuck Palahniuk's novel Fight Club (1999). In the film, there are enough violent fights, fight scenes and a real male scuffle without any rules, because the main characters create their own secret Fight Club, where everything is possible. The unexpected denouement of the tape guarantees even more vivid emotions than the scenes of men's battles themselves.
Step 2
Uma Thurman demonstrates her ability to fight with a variety of weapons and improvised means in the film Kill Bill (Vol. 1, 2003). Quentin Tarantino, the director of the film, knows how to create an illusion of reality on the screen, and therefore all fights look very effective and natural. In the second part, the fights continue with even greater fury, because the main goal - to kill Bill - the heroine has not yet completed.
Step 3
Those who, in childhood, breaking TVs, had fun with the video game Mortal Kombat, will surely enjoy the movie "Mortal Kombat" (Mortal Kombat, 1995), created based on the game. Three positive main characters on the screen are forced to fight the forces of darkness, led by a magician from the other world. For a film of the last century, fights are staged very well, and given the fact that opponents do not always use only ordinary fighting techniques, but also magical powers, watching a movie is still interesting.
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The indefatigable Jackie Chan is rightfully considered one of the heroes and winners of many screen fights. Films with his participation are almost always riddled with spectacular fights, and behind the quick hands and feet of the actor, performing various pirouettes, the usual glance still does not have time. In the film "Rush Hour" (Rush Hour, 1998) there are a lot of such scenes, and the comedic component inherent in many films with this actor will delight fans of various genres of cinema.
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Another fighting hero - Sylvester Stallone - also likes to act or the directors like to shoot him exclusively in films with battles and fights. Almost every film by Stallone can be viewed as a guide to combat, but his script Rocky (1976), which won an Oscar for best film, is especially noteworthy.
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Jean-Claude Van Damme knows how to fight not only in films, but also in life, since he was engaged in various types of martial arts. He has widely demonstrated his skills and continues to demonstrate in films. Of his many works, it is worth noting the picture "Double Impact" (Double Impact, 1991), since he plays there two brothers at once, which means that there are twice as many fights on the screen.
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Another prominent representative of the film fraternity, who on the screen demonstrates exclusively his strength, and not always acting, is Jason Statham. In the film "The Transporter" (The Transporter, 2002) and its many sequels, and in any films with this brutal actor, you can see enough of various fights, fast-paced pursuits, deadly shootouts and other spectacular scenes.
Step 8
In the film Never Back Down (2008), the main character, the former star of the school, is forced to move with his family, but in a new place the former status cannot be immediately obtained. Having got involved in a fight and overestimating his capabilities, he was beaten and humiliated in front of a huge number of people. But he will definitely return and win the most important battle of his life.
Step 9
Similar brutal and bloody battles unfold in Fighting (2009). To earn money, the hero comes to New York and accidentally meets a manager - the organizer of street fights. The lessons the hero learned from his father as a child help him succeed in fights and make money on it. Money decides a lot, but soon he will face more serious opponents.
Step 10
Of the Russian films, in which there are interesting and spectacular fights, one can single out the picture "The Man from Boulevard des Capucines" (1987). The scenes of fights between Indians and cowboys are still pleasing to the eye, and the ostentatious comic nature of these fights makes you smile every time you watch.
