Best beating scene in a movie?

[RickM]

Originally posted by Rick Lee
Rick, the corn field scene was the end of Casino AND it really did happen that way.

Yup, that's it...thanks.

[TerryBPP]

Gangs of New York had some pretty tough scenes. The Butcher was an awesome character.

[Racerbvd]

Walking Tall

[Rick Lee]

Looks like I have some DVD's to rent.

[vash]

you have to mean old school walking tall.

mine is off the wall; that mike keaton movie, i think with benjamin pratt, "a good cop". that fight in the elevator. effen intense.

[Racerbvd]

Originally posted by vash
you have to mean old school walking tall.

mine is off the wall; that mike keaton movie, i think with benjamin pratt, "a good cop". that fight in the elevator. effen intense.

Yes, the old school, Walking Tall not the one Pussers daughter whored out with the Rock. Between the cutting him up fight scene & taking the big stick out for the 1st time, pretty hard core!!

[}{arlequin]

goodfellas and casino were good. the pool hall scene w/ segal is nice too.

one of the jackie chan films had a great fight on the roof of a high rise. he fought a tall skinny guy and a stocky guy. great sequence.

i remember a foreign film where some guys start beating a communist. they hung him by his feet, and then put a big clear bag over him and started using that as a punching/kicking bag. then the camera panned on his bloody face inside the bag, then panned a little lower and you could see the bag filling up w/ blood while you still heard the punching and kicking going on....

...now i'm craving a jelly donut

[Jared at Pelican Parts]

Originally posted by bell
rowdy roddy piper and the big black guy in an alley in the movie called "They live"........must've went on for 10 minutes..........

"you .....dirty....mother....."

Put on the glasses!!!!

[vash]

Originally posted by }{arlequin


one of the jackie chan films had a great fight on the roof of a high rise. he fought a tall skinny guy and a stocky guy. great sequence.

supercop?

[Rick Lee]

Oooh! I just remember another one. In Donnie Brasco, where Johnny Depp had the tape recorded in his boot and they went into the Japanese restaurant and we told to remove their shoes. They beat the living piss out of that guy. His screams still haunt me.

[}{arlequin]

cliff, that sounds about right. after a while they all blend in into the same film... except for thunderball b/c that was all about cars/racing

that one had a good pachinko parlor fight

i have to give another vote to "they live"
great fight in the alley

[widgeon13]

Short and sweet!!

DeNiro w/ baseball bat

Dinner bill for the goons - $5000

Baseball bat - $35

Splitting the goons mellon - PRICELESS!!!!!!

[elwood-914]

Throw mama from the train........OWEN!!

[RANDY P]

"Once Were Warriors" - Jake the Muss beats the crap out of Bolly - last sceene. Talk about brutal..

rjp

[sand_man]

Sin City, anyone? Pretty gruesome! Thank god for some of the cartoon like effects: I almost couldn't watch some of it!

[VINMAN]

Point Break, Johnny Utah and Bodi at the end.

American History X. When he puts the guys mouth on the curb and stomps on his head.

[VaSteve]

Originally posted by Rick Lee
Oooh! I just remember another one. In Donnie Brasco, where Johnny Depp had the tape recorded in his boot and they went into the Japanese restaurant and we told to remove their shoes. They beat the living piss out of that guy. His screams still haunt me.

Must remove shoes. It is required.


Great movie.

[SlowToady]

American History X. When he puts the guys mouth on the curb and stomps on his head.

Mmmmhmmm. Great scene.

How about Collateral? I normally don't like Tom Cruise, but he was a badass in that movie. Specifically, in the club when he's fighting (I think) 3 dudes and stabs the one guy with his knife, elbows another in the kidney, breaks his neck and then gives him a nice throat stomp to seal the deal. Not quite as bloody and gory as the scenes you guys are talking about, but very, very efficent.

How about Blood Sport? That had some good fight scenes.

[RANDY P]

Bloodsport II was better, and more realistic.

You can also rent "The Quest" if you want to see pretty decent choreographed scenes.


rjp

[ledhedsymbols]

Here's something that's a little bit oddball... In the late 90's John Cusack, who is a kickboxing buff, did a movie called Grosse Pointe Blank one of my all time favorite comedy's. There is a fight scene between Cusack and Benny "The Jet" Urquidez. Great fight scene, and Benny is killed with an inkpen. Classic stuff!

Micah