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JaydenMartin28
What do you guys think?
Lol, probably not... but there were some good scenes in " The Bourne Legacy " ...ISamson said:Have I missed anything?
"Tora, Tora, Tora", yes. That travesty with Ben Feckless, no.ISamson said:...Pearl Harbour, ...
Lol... I thought I might be the only one old enough to remember... Bad Day at Black Rock .mathwonk said:Spencer Tracy versus Ernest Borgnine in Bad Day at Black Rock.
That wasn't meant to be insulting...I thought I might be the only one old enough to remember...
I was thinking of him as well.ISamson said:Jackie Chan??
As a scientist, I use a combination of factors such as choreography, realism, creativity, and impact on the overall plot to determine the best movie fight scenes. I also consider the technical aspects such as camera work, sound effects, and special effects.
While there are great fight scenes in all genres, action movies and martial arts films tend to have the most impressive fight sequences. These genres often have a focus on physical combat, leading to more intricate and intense fight scenes.
Yes, a fight scene can still be considered the best even if it is not entirely realistic. While realism is an important factor, it is not the only one. Some of the best fight scenes are highly stylized and use creative techniques that may not be entirely realistic but are visually stunning and entertaining.
Yes, some common elements that make a fight scene memorable include a well-developed conflict between the characters involved, a clear objective or goal, and a high level of intensity and tension. Also, creative and unexpected moves or twists can make a fight scene stand out.
In my opinion, the most important aspect of a fight scene is its impact on the overall story and characters. A fight scene should not just be included for the sake of having action, but should serve a purpose and drive the plot forward. It should also reveal something about the characters involved and their relationships.