The church scene... Wow. Now I haven't seen all the films out there but I have seen a lot and no film had anything I compare to this, The guitar solo from free bird, the brutality and the gore. The closest thing is the matrix but it's not near to it at all. My action dreams come true and just when you think he gets out... Well you know what happens. Astonishing one of the best experiences in film I've had.
shareThe church scene... Wow. Now I haven't seen all the films out there but I have seen a lot and no film had anything I compare to this, The guitar solo from free bird, the brutality and the gore. The closest thing is the matrix but it's not near to it at all. My action dreams come true and just when you think he gets out... Well you know what happens. Astonishing one of the best experiences in film I've had.
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watched it on DVR last night. after i viewed the scene, went back to the beginning and cranked up to high volume and rocked out while they destroyed each other.
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AWESOME
Take your pinche color-coordinated sponsored chingada and take a flying fck
>Best action sequence in history?
I have seen both films before I checked out kingsman, although these fights are more realistic and 'brutal' as such, this scene stood out because it was all filmed like one take and the music was insane and every time you watch it, it feels fresh and exciting, where as on watching raid again I didn't get the same 'giddy' feeling I did in watching the church scene.
shareNot saying it wasn't a great, well choreographed scene but it didn't make me say "holy *beep* like the kitchen fight scene.
And I could see why some would say the final fight in the first one is even better though I don't share that opinion.
restaurant spiral stairwell scene in the protector is also done in one take and pretty amazing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79ditPebZ8g
LOL. The church scene kind of reminded me of Keanu Reeves in John Wick. Fun, entertaining stuff.
shareNo. I wouldn't say so. I don't even think it's the best fight scene of that year, especially since the idea that these people have no control over their actions and it's a scene of horror rather than vindication or triumph which keeps it from really being enjoyable.
I prefer the Highway fight in Captain America: The Winter Soldier, the Caesar vs. Koba fight in Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, the Electro vs. Spider-man fight in The Amazing Spider-man 2, or the "Time in a Bottle" segment in X-men: Days of Future Past.
It's still a damn good fight scene.
A thing isn't beautiful because it lasts.
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Even Quentin Tarantino couldn't have done it better.
It's probably one of the most memorable violent action sequences in the history of film.
Yes, this is the best action sequence that ever existed and will exist. It is physically impossible to top this.
shareThe two best kinds of violence- graphic violence and comic violence.
Communism was just a red herring!
Indeed a great sequence. Yet, I think these action sequences right now popping out of my head are as awesome:
-Disco scene in John Wick.
-Many martial arts action sequences in Jackie Chan and Jet Li's earlier movies.
-Hitgirl killing the guards along the hallway in Kick-ass.
-Many sequences in John Woo's earlier movies, esoacially Hard Boiled.
-That Matrix sequence you've mentioned.