Give me some action movies with a 10/10 final showdown Sup Forums.
Give me some action movies with a 10/10 final showdown Sup Forums
Ryan Campbell
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Hudson Scott
True Lies
Ayden Morales
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Blake Green
the raid 2
Juan Young
LW1 obviously
The Patriot, mel vs malfoy gets me tomaHARD
William Harris
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Jaxson Hughes
commando
Jose Evans
...
Luke Roberts
For real though Highlander is a terrible movie.
Sebastian Watson
Clancy Brown carried the fuck out of that movie
Nicholas Davis
Fuck you cunt
Christian Torres
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Austin Kelly
...
Austin Wright
Best swordfight in movie history coming through
Ayden Hall
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Brody Miller
The Shootist
Jonathan Allen
Mac Beth
Both Blade Runners
The Matrix
Lucas Morales
licence to kill
Dominic Cooper
Highly underrated Kino coming thru. One of /k/'s favorites
Justin Lopez
Ip Man 1 and 2 (3 was too greenscreened, the stakes much lower, and drawn out for no good reason)
Jacob Ross
>bro it's like female james bond xd even better than james bond
literally heard this on the radio when this came out so i never bothered to see it
Julian Perez
Catepillar will never produce a power loader in your lifetime.
Andrew Mitchell
The Raid
Hardcore Henry
Predator
Angel Jenkins
This is also an awful movie.
Hardcore Henry was ass.
Luke Smith
This, the music playing is literally called Showdown
Oliver Kelly
hard to top Kill Bill vol. 1 for me.
Brayden Carter
Heat.
Aiden Nelson
7 samurai
Ip Man
Daniel Williams
>any ahnuld movie
Samuel Jones
Blackhat
Thomas Lopez
Yeah I'm sure the Villain and Twins are great action movies, dumb frogfaggot
Alexander Price
Colors 1988
Chase Ramirez
This. Heat had my favorite shootout until I saw this movie.
Jack Long
Undisputed III
Parker Harris
>not giving kintergarten cop emmy award
Carson Bailey
I'm wracking my brain here and I'm having a hell of a time coming up with something that isn't animated. I don't really get that, "Aww, fuck yeah!" sensation from live-action movies anymore. There's only so much you can do with CG and wirework, after all. Hollywood movies also have a tendency to save the "real" action as a spectacle to remain separate from the story. That doesn't impact the action itself; it just all but ensures I will never remember it.
Blue Ruin and The Grey gave me a bit of that exciting feeling, but only in very brief moments of extreme violence. I can't think of any great showdowns that aren't mostly psychological, like in Se7en or Kill Bill 2... Do war movies count?
Chinese cartoons have ruined me.