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The scene you showed of Tom Cruise in "Collateral" is what we show in gun classes because that move that he pulls is literally textbook.

The Kingsman scene with "Free Bird" guitar solo playing in the background is just Awesome.

Gene Hackman! What a versatile actor, this guy always nails the part he’s playing.

You’ve got to give it to the 80s and 90s. Ripely fighting the queen in Aliens, the Terminator 2 spillway chase scene, the firing line in the jungle in the Predator. You could do a whole list ranked above these with just that era of action flicks.

Hemsworth hiding behind a ladder while a chopper is shooting at him might be one of the most laughable moments in action history.

Christoph Waltz made Django Unchained worth watching a second time. He was so good in Inglorius Bastards

Tropic Thunder is criminally underrated.

That 20 minute prison escape scene from Extraction 2 was one of the most badass scenes in I’ve seen in YEARS! “This is from Matilda” is such a simple yet powerful line. One of my favorite last words from a character.

The Kingsmen church fight scene was soooo insanely epic.

The Hackman scene from Mississippi Burning is next level badassery

Correction for the 10-on-1 fight in Ip Man, they mostly do fight him one at a time. You can see other opponents standing around in the background while Ip Man takes his time punching someone in the face a lot. Don't get me wrong -- I'm a huge Donnie Yen fan, but the end fight in Flash Point is way cooler. That said, really glad you included The Raid 2 -- almost every scene is an overdose of brutal violence (Hammer Girl? Prakoso? Eka rescues Rama? Any one of those sequences would put it on the list!)

It's a great list that would have been even greater if the gunfight scene in the street from the movie Heat had been added

Gerard Butler didn’t vanish after 300 at all. He plays in a lot of action/ adventure/ sci - fi films with some other genres mixed in. The narrator needs to watch more of his movies. And the overhead John Wick scene was number 3 not 5.

You hit it on the head with all of these but including the great Gene Hackman is top notch. He's truly one of the best!

I have to say, If you had to pick a Daniel Craig Bond chase scene, I would have chosen the opening scene from Casino Royale.

i would like to know what ROCK you've been living under if you think Gerard Butler disappeared after doing 300.....? he's done like 20 movies since then, like all 3 of the "London has Fallen" movies as Mike Banning, and Gods of Egypt he also voiced a character in How To Train Your Dragon which made WAY more money than 300

~~Given what you said regarding Unforgiven, w/o a doubt, definitely applies to the opening sequence of High Plains Drifter.

The knife viggo mortensen swats away with his sword was a real knife mistakenly placed by the stunt crew and was thrown at him by accident. it was meant to go to his side and hit the tree, to demonstrate the random sword swinging, dagger, arrow flying of the fight. Viggo spotted it and swiped it away. Thus creating an epic shot and saving himself from serious if not fatal injury.

Tony Jaa's Stairwell fight scene in The Protector is probably the most badass hand-to-hand combat scene in any martial arts film.

The one thing I actually like about Tropic Thunder is the r l story about how Robert Downey Jr and everyone were really freaked out about him playing that role but all of his black friends told him to go ahead and do it

Please include Atomic Blonde in these compilations sometime! That entire film is badass from start to finish--from its individual characters, to its suspense, to its action scenes.

Wow….such epic insane movie action! Great list…well done👏👏👏

Prey was pretty fun tbh and I like how she doesn't just end up out fighting it, she outsmarts it... well done on that one.

This is one of the best recap videos I've ever seen. So many of these movies I haven't seen, I stopped watching MSM 10 years ago. Have to save this to my favorites so i can use it as a viewer guide for the foreseeable future. Thank you for puting this together. A++++ Subbed

Love how in the James Bond scene you put a remix of skyfall as background music

The Mission Impossible: Fallout bathroom fight scene between Tom Cruise, Henry Cavill and Liang Yang. When Liang jumps and twists in the air, then hooks the pipe around Cavill's neck and slams him to the ground was so damn good... ...but then Henry gets up, throws his jacket off and reloads his arms... MY GOD WHAT A SCENE.

In the badass scene, if I could ad one, it would be 100% the Vador scene at the end of Rogue One '

Some really good picks here. I know you said no capes or tights, but I think Thanos vs. Hulk was some really badass shit.

I guess I'm kinda "old school", but (to me) one of the best ones out of ALL of these was Gene Hackman's, "don't you go mistaking me for some whole other body!".... 😂🤣👍 Original badass lines like that just don't happen much in film anymore these days! MUCH respect for putting that one in there!! Hackman was definitely what we old fogies call, "the genuine article"!! 😂👍

Little History Fun Fact about the "This is Sparta!" Leonidas wasn't the King by Blood - his Wife was the One related to the Royal Bloodline and the One who inherited the Throne - but she needed a Man at her Side for that (just the Rules back then....). So, she'd pick the most loyal from the fitting Soldiers elegible for that from the Ranks and married him. Leonidas was just "King pro Forma" while the real Power was held by his Wife. So, by insulting and lowering her, the Embassedor of Persia insulted and devalued the honor of all Spartans to the maximum extend. It wasn't about "You insulted my Wifey" or such - it was Waaaaay beyond that; insulting and defiling the basic honor and questioning the whole social Structure, the whole Civilisation of Sparta, that's what he did.

Ripley, "I say we take off and nuke the entire site from orbit. It's the only way to be sure." The most badass line in movies ever.

One scene that should have surely be included in your list: the final shootout at General Mapache's party in Sam Peckinpah's epic classic western The Wild Bunch (1969).

Naru and her brother in Prey mirrored each other. He finished her lion, she finished tue alien hunter. Her brother did a lot of damage to the hunter. There was no shame in his defeat. It taught Naru how not to fight it

The F18 passing through the river at the beginning of the mission is a truly spectacular scene (Top Gun Maverick)

Gandalf deserves a spot!! “You shall NOT pass!!” always gets me.

Great stuff ! A great laugh is when Thermine whaappps the kid with the sword

So I love your inclusion of the ending of The Good The Bad and The Ugly, but you definitely missed one. I think easily the coolest most badass scene in cinema history is the final showdown in For a Few Dollars More. When the watch starts to come to an end and then all of a sudden the second watch starts to play and we see Clint holding that rifle and he walks over and gives Mortimer his gun and says “now we start,” that is just truly breathtaking

Great vid! Thanks!!

Some great fight scenes, but how about including the bathhouse fight scene with Viggo Mortensen in Eastern Promises? Epic!

Good stuff! Subbed.

VERY GOOD TOP 25! Also, well introduced.

So glad you included #6 👍😎

The hallway fight scene in the first Raid: Redemption movie is one of the best fight scenes ever. The final fight in Ip Man is EPIC, too.

where is The Book of Eli?

Nice review thanks 👍

Love how he gets 15 shots out of a 5 shot revolver in Jango.

Great video the only one i missed was the shoutout in Heat

Excellent selection - all brilliant

Give a nod for the fight scene at the start of Daniel Craig's first James Bond movie, Casino Royale. It wasn't long or such, but it was very realistic and brutal.

Scored a like from me. Great choices, all of em.

The bathhouse scene in Eastern Promises with Viggo Mortensen was a very badass scene.

The lead farmer made me laugh 🤣🤣🤣

The diner scene form He Never Died would've deserved a spot on the list as well

The chase scene in the James Bond SkyFall movie starts in Istanbul but ends in Adana. These two cities are quite far from each other. As you can see, the pursuit of motorcycles, which started on the roofs of the Historical Grand Bazaar, continues in Adana by jumping on to the train from the bridge. This means it takes approximately 1000 km :))) There is only one explanation for this: "The Magic of Cinema"

18 is one of the best moments in in cinema history. Keeping that kind of tension up in a movie is impressive. A similar scene is is the beginning of the race in the movie 1972 with Steve McQueen

the one that always sticks in my head is in Hellsing Ultimate. i know it is not a match for this video but after the baddies slaughter all the defenses, and the ones that have been bred to kill Alucard make their way to his area, and just rip him to sheds, they start to walk away thinking job done. You just hear his laugh, he says "I haven't had this much fun in years".. Then he releases his locks and just kills everything and eats them. Great writing.

This was very good, but you missed a couple: the final gun battle in True Romance and the final battle scene in Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe.

Gerard Butler has been in like 50 movies since 300. How do you not know that?😂

The massive fight scenes in the original Zatoichi movies with Shintaro Katsu. Where 1 blind swordsman defeats about 20 to 40 opponents in each battle.

I actually watched Collateral last night, and my only regret was not etching it fully when I originally did, because it was such a good movie

Halo theme playing behind the 300 segment? Love it!

Wow, that was super! Thank you, YT algorithm!

Nice list. Maybe the Sean Connery death scene followed by the shootout in the train station in The Untouchables?

The Dogs in John Wick 3 are amazing

What about the Protector fight scene on the long staircase in continuous clip?

While it might of been very short Jet Li's disassembling of Glock 9mm in Lethal Weapon 3 was as badass as it gets.

#2, Unforgiven, one of my favorite lines. Little Bill: I don't deserve this... to die like this. I was building a house. Munny: Deserve's got nothin' to do with it. Clint has so many good lines, Gran Torino was full of them.

Could have chosen most, or all of the fight scenes in Kill Bill. So good

I love the halo music to go along with the 300 clip. 😂

One of my top 10 is the foyer scene in the matrix.

"To the King!" Goosebumps every time.

Pretty cool ~ many of these movies I'd never heard of before . -Nate

I realize it's not as "epic" as most of these scenes, but I still really liked the final (Eastwood again) fight in Pale Rider.

right when i was about to recommend kill bill, the bride clip plays, wild...but i like her fight against o ren ishii a tad more then her vs the 88s

At 09:52 could somebody tell me what the title of the background music? Kinda remember the tune but completely forget the name

I vote Christian Bale /Gun Kata scenes in Equilibrium

30:13 BRIDE-"Those of you lucky enough to still have your lives. Take them with you. But leave the limbs you’ve lost. They belong to me now."

Gerard Butler really didn't disappear after 300, in fact it put his career into high gear.

There's dramatic scenes, then there's intense scenes (emotionally/psychologically), like in The English Patient when the pilot is crying out during the plane flight...in silence

Super review!! Thanks!!

You need to do a part two. Don’t forget Deer Hunter and the movie aliens, back when special effects weren’t all CGI

Great video.

The professional and Gary Oldman....best scenes ever!

Maybe an honorable mention for drunken master? Great flick, I still haven’t finished this clip. Maybe it’s on here? Some really solid scenes.

My suggestion: Better Tomorrow, dir John Woo w Chow Yuen Fat. That has some really thrilling action pieces. And if you want a Tarantino inspo, try Sword of Doom--black and white Japanese film with a guy (Tatsuya Nakadai) who goes in to a house full of people with his Sword and--well, you know...takes care of business.

Why were you playing the Avengers theme during the LoTR clip?

No Matrix. No terminator. No boondock saints. No die hard. How bout the first battle in the patriot when mel Gibson throws the tomahawk in dudes forehead 😂

Best part of Kingsman was the church scene with Freebird as the music

The "Raid two" has got some of the best martial arts action in any MA movie. Incredible choreography.

That top down in john Wick screwed with your eyes a lot but was still awesome

a fun fact for the John Wick 4 Stairs falling down scene that takes place in Sacre Coer, Paris... there is a cable car to the top on the opposite site of the hill, the church is on top of... if only John had done his research :o)

Gerad Butler as Aufidius in "Coriolanus" is 'Badass', in the classic Shakespearean (modern battledress)👌 guys movie

25:19 free bird fits so well for that scene

The Malinois trainers for JW3 were from Gatesville TX.

Butler has done a ton of films since 300. Olympus has fallen series was fun, Law Abiding Citizen was great, voicing the dad on the how to train my dragon series and a lot of others.

Such a huge fan of the Metal Gear Solid, overhead perspective in John Wick 4. I thought nothing of the Hong Kong massacre. I immediately thought Metal Gear Solid.

For anyone who knows about the trumpeter’s life, the part where Daniel claims that Miles Davis graduated from Juilliard makes the scene REALLY tense.

Tomb Raiders bungie fight scene would be in my top 5. As a kid I'd watch just that whole scene.

The photo at 27:55 showing Tarantino kissing a girls foot has supposedly been analyzed and allegedly determined that the girl is approximately 10-12 years old and not that of a small adult of legal age! Judging by the size of the foot and leg, I'm inclined to agree!