What is the best on-screen sword fight ever?
What is the best on-screen sword fight ever?
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Season 2 when
achilles vs hector 2bh
That was a great one.
Absolute shite and a prime example of what's wrong with Jackie's american movies, even worse it has that irish faggot in it.
The fuck is this wire-fu bullshit?
>The fuck is this wire-fu bullshit?
Exactly what the show promised since Day Zero?
Quinn is so GOAT
Nanomachines, son.
Unironically love this one.
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2018 according to ANN. I remember seeing some pictures of the puppets they're going to use and I'm not gonna lie, I'm pretty excited for it.
not really swords but....
Looks like a pretty bad show if the action is the main draw. It's so floaty and filled with superfluous movements.
What the hell is that.
RIP in peaceunless shenanigans resurrect him
okay
This guy knows.
>that irish faggot
Okey... So what's the best off-screen sword fight?
Thunderbolt Fantasy
[cheating intensifies]
Are those toys? Is it stop motion?
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indisputable
There has literally never been a good sword fight in television or film that is both accurate and enjoyable to watch. The closest is probably the ending fight from Rob Roy.
Pic related is the best depiction of a sword fight I've seen in media and it's from a short film on Youtube.
No, they're puppets on strings/handles, not stopmotion.
Get on my level
Just watch knightfights HEMA fag
>shitting on Basil Rathbone yet spewing nonsense about accuracy and enjoyability
Keep your faggot mouth shut next time.
This is one of them, imo. I love the use of atmosphere and the way the environment actually influences the duel. Also, it just feels so much more realistic the way they're not going at it 100% the entire time. They hesitate, test each other, and make a few guarded attempts, before retreating to prepare for the next round. It refreshing to see the characters actually behaving like the stakes are life and death. And at the same time, they look like professionals doing what they've been trained to do.
Me and your dad having a go at it with our meat swords.
More of a meat dirk in your case, eh?
Good fight. But not even Rathbone's best. Robin Hood fight was better.
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It's 80 years old, and holds up really well. For the time it was amazing.
The sword fight in Brannaugh's Hamlet was pretty good.
Nobody denied that, you literally said there was no good sword fight in television or film that is both accurate and enjoyable to watch. Well that fight WAS one, you fucking cunt.
If you want to go for this kind of shit even SW prequels did better job.
Mah nigga
When I think of a bad ass sword fight I always think of this one. The movie was meh but this fight alone makes it worth the watch.
This. Accurate sword fights are simple and over in seconds unless they're clad in armor, then they're really slow and grueling, but still simple.
Taiwanese glove puppetry
The best sword fights are not realistic
That sword fight isn't very accurate. Real sword fights don't go on for 2 minutes and aren't that theatrical.
All great scenes.
Into The Badlands is also pretty fun. Will season 3 have Sunny go full Lone Wolf and Cub?
No fucking shit.
Good one but it's anime
Not the same person. I was just contributing more Rathbone-kino.
based
If they were depicted as real they would last about 4 seconds.
I hope so. He was by far the most talented actor and the best part of the show. I felt like every scene without him was filler until he came back.
Like something out of anime. Terrible.
I hate the GoT show and most of the changes from the book, but this was pretty awesome. More of a good brawl than a good sword fight, though.
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this desu
>More of a good brawl than a good sword fight,
That's why it's a good sword fight and not a sword dance like half the shit in this thread
Connor McLeod vs. The Kurgan
Mah nigga
The one at the end of Samurai Rebellion is top tier as well
Try pornhub
>Christopher Lambert did this despite being practically Blind
>Clancy Brown did this despite being brutally allergic to his prosthetics
Impressive even off camera
Doesn't count, its a cartoon my man
not even the best one in GoT
you have poverty level taste in sword fights
>ending fight from Rob Roy
was about to post that
why would you cut a man before throwing him off the platform?
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honestly it's so over the top and absurd I can't help but enjoy it. It might be my single favorite action set piece since Jabba's Sail Barge in Return of the Jedi.
I wish action scenes were fun like this again. Gore Verbinski is such an underrated director. I honestly don't understand why Hollywood never gave him carte blanche after the Pirates movies. He managed to make a movie based off a fucking amusement park ride kino to the degree that Depp was nominated for Best Supporting Actor at the Oscars, and then he filmed 2 sequels back to back with CGI that still looks incredible 11 years later. DMC and AWE are over 5 hours long and filled with countless fully CGI characters, real locations, a shit ton of practical effects, and action sequences that would normally serve as a climax to an ordinary film as something that happens in the first act. They cost a lot to make (I think $225 and $300 million each) but they look fucking amazing, made like a billion dollars each, and those budgets are normal for movies now. Fucking Age of Ultron cost $280 million and has aged like warm milk. The only other movie on this list that used its budget well (as in it makes sense why it cost that much and it shows in the film) is The Force Awakens. Snoke looked kinda shit but his design wasn't finalized till the last minute so it makes sense why it'd look rushed.
Rango was great and I don't think Verbinski could be blamed for The Lone Ranger being a flop (John Carter lost $125 million for Disney the year before but that's not Andrew Stanton's fault). I haven't seen A Cure For Wellness but regardless it makes no sense that Verbinski isn't being courted by every single studio to direct a tentpole for them.
>Who should we get to direct the new MCU film?
idk some television director
>Okay, what about Infinity War, which is being filmed back to back and has a huge budget?
same guys lel did you see their episode of Arrested Development
>Who should we have direct Jurassic Park 4?
you know that indie movie about a road trip and a guy who says he can time travel? had like a budget of $750k and made 4 million?
>Perfect. Who should direct Star Wars: Episode IX? It might be the last Star Wars film in the main series, at least for a while, we need someone who can handle that. Gore Verbinski? Brad Bird would've done The Force Awakens if he wasn't busy with Tomorrowland lmao remember that shit? Anyway, what about him? Or what about Joe Johnston? He got his start on Star Wars and even designed Boba Fett himself. It'd be like poetry, it could rhyme!
>What about the Jurassic World guy?
>Did people like him?
>nope
>perfect
>tfw we will never get Joe Johnston's Star Wars Episode IX
>or Brad Bird
>or Verbinski
>instead we're stuck with Trevorrow
I don't understand how they picked Rian Johnson of all people for Episode 8, which was obviously a choice based on his talents rather than his box office performances, but then they went with Trevorrow for 9?
Is this like a Return of the Jedi thing where it's the worst in the trilogy and has incredibly bland directing?
Animated : Cloud vs Sephiroth FF: Advent Children
Live action: Blade I : Blade vs Frost final fight
The world is not enough : Bond vs antagonist
Matrix Reloaded : Chateau
Count of Monte Cristo 2002, final fight
The old celluloid fights used to tell stories with the actual fights that had meaning for the story instead of being climatic battles.
Rob roy(Liam neelson/Christopher lee, pirates of panzan, type of thing or many other movies
Fuck I meant Die another day and not the world is not enough
It's because 8 is the one they absolutely have to nail.
7 was a guaranteed hit by virtue of not being the prequels, and 9 will be watched by everyone who watched 8 just to see it to the end.
8 is the one which has to hook the viewers in and make the sequels seem their own thing.
They want 8 to be good, and 9 to be market bait.
70 percent of repeat viewers for TFA were white males. It doesn't matter. Rian could take a shit on screen and it will sell.
The last fight in Sword of the Stranger is pretty fantastic.
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I can confirm I would pay for that.
You have to think of it from The Mouse's view.
A shit film will still sell, but it won't market as well later down the line.
The Mouse wants it to be at least mediocre so they can milk it a bit more, because unlike Lucas, they can't rely on fanboys turning to the EU, to delude themselves into thinking it will patch things up.
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My nigga. This film was filled with great duels, really.