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Top 30 Most Rewatched Action Movie Scenes Ever

Top 30 Most Rewatched Action Movie Scenes Ever

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we’re counting down our picks for the moments from action movies that fans keep going back to over and over again! Our countdown of the most rewatched action movie scenes ever include Atomic Blonde, John Wick, Die Hard, Heat, Kingsman: The Secret Service, and more! Is there an action movie favorite you’re miffed didn’t make our list We’re sure you’ll comment about it without incident down below. Watch more great action videos here: Top 50 Best Action Films of All Time: Top 20 Most Rewatched Action Movie Scenes Ever: Top 10 Worst Action Movie Box Office Bombs: Become a channel member to get access to special perks: Don't forget to play our Live Trivia games at 3pm EST for a chance to win cash! The faster you answer, the more points you get! : Have your idea become a video! Subscribe for more great content! Visit our shop for awesome merch! Your trusted authority for Top 10 lists, reviews, tips and tricks, biographies, origins, and entertainment news #Rewatched #Action #Movies #ActionMovie #Stunt #Fight #FightScene #MovieStunts #ActionHero #Actor
Date: 2024-03-29

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Mall scene: Police Story
Downtown LA shootout: Lethal Weapon
3 masters fighting Axe Gang: Kung Fu Hustle
Rambo takes out Vietnamese Soldiers: Rambo First Blood Pt II
Obi Wan vs Anakin: Star Wars Ep III ROTS
Reloading fists: MI Fallout
Bus station brawl: The Transporter
Climactic shootout: Hot Fuzz
Turtles fight Shredder: TMNT I
Escaping capture/helicopter rescue: True Lies
Just. SO MANY iconic scenes left out.

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The Flat / Bathroom fight scene in The Bourne Ultimatum between Jason Bourne (Matt Damon) and Desh (Joey Ansah. This scene and many other scenes are what won Editor Christopher Rouse an Academy Award for best editing. Not that I care about the oscars or hollywood, but the choreography, tight filming and editing, make this scene where it ends in a small Moroccan bathroom, something very well done. Very re-watchable.
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Equilibrium is one of my fave movies. Older ppl may have seen Fahrenheit 451, which is the temperature of burning books. they both are dystopian society that the ppl in them were basically stripped from any emotion. Artwork, music, soft fabrics, and books are the illegal items. in Equilibrium , all of the ppl took this certain medicine that dulled out all emotions. both of these movies are really good!
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I’m so happy you included Kill Bill on this list! However, I really think you should’ve had the first coliseum battle from Gladiator on this list as well. To see Maximus and his men not only win a battle they were supposed to lose, but win the favor of the Roman crowd as well is just mesmerizing! It’s the one scene I ALWAYS make sure I watch when it’s on!
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Maybe twenty years ago, nobody would have expected 3 movies starring Keanu Reeves to be on this list (including in the #1 spot) giving him the most spots on it. The only other actors with a starring role to have more than one here are Chow Yun-Fat and Charlize Theron, with two entries each. Kind of amazing there aren't more stars with more than one entry.
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Platoon, the scened where Sgt. Elias (Willem Dafoe) is on his knees and raising his arms after getting shot, is so iconic. Same with Stallone as Rocky getting knocked down simultaneously with Apollo Creed in the first movie. What about the Scarface final shoot out scene in the mansion Dirty Harry’s go ahead make my day and Van Damme vs Bolo in Bloodsport
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I love superheroes, but this video isn't about them, and I think it should be pointed out why. You have to remember that everyone involved in these action sequences are supposed to be MUGGLES -- mere muggles like you and me who nevertheless manage to leave their muggleness behind to attain truly astounding levels of badassery!
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I lived on the next avenue over from the French Connection train chase. I remember my mom telling me they were filming a movie on 86th street, but it’s probably not going to be anything big’. She was definitely wrong.
Same avenue and train as the opening scene in Saturday Night Fever that John Travolta is walking along

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Well I can Equilibrium, is one the most underrated Christian Bale movies ever! But one his greatest movies ever! Which is a most watched movie to see, and like Sean Bean is it as well. Plus it was before those got real famous in other movies, I mean world wide famous that is.
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So you would add Children of Men Drive by but not that scene from Blade where Snipes take down Deacon Frost's henchmen accompanied by a Struck by Lightning You had only one job Watch MOJO, just the one!
Also Blade featured bulletime a year prior to The Matrix.

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Original Gone In 60 Seconds Should Have Been Included Especially Since it was Wayyy Before CGI I have seen Countless People Comment about Those Scenes Because They Were Shot Around a lot of Real People Because They Had A Very Limited budget for Extras.
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Maybe not as thrilling or violent or expensive, but for most rewatched, I've got to mention the Man in Black vs. Inigo Montoya sword fight in The Princess Bride. And, yes, it's an action movie, among other genres.
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Bruce Lee popularized a new move during this fight then a oblique kick is mentioned but the clip only shows Chuck Norris on the offensive and never an example of said kick from Bruce. That’s redundant right
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The Nice car chase scene in Ronin is one of the best car chase scenes on film, ever. Big miss there.
The 20-minute long one-take from Extraction 2 is recent, but should definitely be in this list.

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John McClane jumping of the nakatomi plaza is definitely my most favorite action moment of all time, shane that I never watched the movie before until 2020 decades around the holiday season.
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The temple escape from Raiders should be much higher on this list considering how iconic it is and established Indiana Jones as a character in his the first 12 minutes of his screen debut.
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Half of these were good. Half of these are mid-temperature scenes from mediocre movies. Feels like A list created by a young person with little experience in the movie industry.
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The opening scene of GoldenEye was robbed not to be on this list - that moment where Bond jumped off a cliff on a motorcycle in pursuit of the plane blew my mind as a kid
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1 set the stage for a lot of video game stuff too. It's very common for slow-mo modes that represent a character having super natural reflexes to be called 'bullet time'.
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Kill Zone/SPL. Donnie Yen vs. Wu Jing fight. Also,
B13's parkor chase. And,
Apocalipto's chase scene with the panther/jaguar. Lastly,
Wanted. Viper ride

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