10 Fight Scenes That You Can Watch Over And Over

March 16, 2010 by admin  
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Here’s a compilation of the 10 best fight scenes that although we have seen a hundred times over, still compels us each time as bones are being broken, faces are being smashed in and eyes are being gouged out.

10. Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon – Duel



9. Kiss Of The Dragon – Police Station Fight



8. The Matrix Reloaded – Chateau Fight Scene



7. They Live – Alley Fight Scene



6. Kill Bill – The Bride Vs The Crazy 88’s



5. Drunken Master 2 – End Fight



4. The Protector – Breaking Bones



3. Rumble In The Bronx – Jackie Fights The Gang



2 Enter The Dragon – The Warehouse Fight Scene



1. Drunken Master 2 – The Ax Gang Fight



Top 10 Movie Shootouts

December 7, 2009 by admin  
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top 10 movie shootouts

There’s nothing more exhilarating in a movie than a good gun fight. Here are the best of the best that keep our pulses pounding faster than a bullet escaping a chamber.

10. Smokin’ Aces



9. Young Guns



8. Desperado



7. Tombstone



6. The Killer



5. The Matrix



4. The Wild Bunch



3. The Professional



2. Heat



1. Scarface



The Most Awesome Movie Idea. Ever.

November 27, 2009 by admin  
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Would anyone care to disagree?

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Disaster Movies Destruction Scenes Compilation

November 6, 2009 by admin  
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Anyone that goes to a disaster movie know that the best part will be the destruction and mayhem imminent in such a flick. I’m going to save all you guys some time and money and have put together a compilation of all the best parts of several well known disaster movies.

Independence Day



Deep Impact



The Day After Tomorrow



Volcano



Dante’s Peak



Earthquake



Armageddon



Twister



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Tron Sequel Will Cost $300 Million

April 13, 2009 by admin  
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Upcoming movie Tron has been called the most expensive in film history. The sequel to the 1982 film about a hacker abducted and trapped in a virtual world has a $300 million price tag, according to The Vancouver Sun. The original film featured state-of-the-art special effects for its time period and the follow-up is rumored to be taking a similar route. “Vancouver post-production units are salivating at the prospects presented by the Disney remake of Tron, which carries a whopping $300 million budget and opportunities aplenty for effects and digital polish,” a source said. Tron’s budget surpasses that of James Cameron’s upcoming Avatar, which is reportedly at $200 million, and would tie with Pirates Of The Caribbean: At World’s End. Tron, due out in 2011, sees Jeff Bridges reprise his role from the first film.



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