[QUOTE="The_Ish"]There is not one mention of the Hallway Scene in Oldboy. This thread should fail for that. :xithilgore2006

[QUOTE="Swannzie"]Ong Bak, enough said.IIRubenII

Travis Meacham from Twitchguru highlighted his top movie fights. Not fight scenes, like the "destroy something beautiful" scene in Fight Club, which was context-sensitive. Meachem is talking about the fighting itself, like fights in the original Drunken Master. His rationale is good , though I do not necessarily agree with his selection; the list follows:

10. Jason Bourne Vs Castel (The Bourne Identity)
9. The Bride Vs Elle Driver (Kill Bill Vol. 2)
8. L.T. Bonham Vs Aaron Hallam (The Hunted)
7. Hector Vs Achilles (Troy)
6. Johnny Cage Vs Scorpion (Mortal Kombat)
5. Gandalf Vs The Balrog Of Moria (The Two Towers)
4. Spider-Man Vs Doctor Octopus (Spider-Man 2)
3. Yu Shu Lien Vs Jen Yu (Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon)
2. Wong Fei-Hung Vs Henry And His Gang (The Legend of Drunken Master)
1. Obi-Wan Kenobi And Qui-Gon Jinn Vs Darth Maul (Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace)

Honorable Mentions

Kiss of the Dragon
The other five Star Wars films
They Live
Lethal Weapon
Sleepy Hollow
Equilibrium
Kill Bill: vol 1
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Fight Club
Blade
Blade 2
Superman 2
The Princess Bride
The Matrix Films
Gladiator
Under Siege
Rapid Fire
True Romance
Transporter
Enter the Dragon
Grosse Point Blank

Personally, I think he missed out on a great scene in a crappy movie: The finale fight in The One between Jet Li and... Jet Li. Two distinct types of martial arts are displayed in a great matchup that was really entertaining. Fearless also had some excellent (and visceral) fights.

 What are your favorite one-on-one fight scenes?

Best method to fitness:

1. Buy Dance Dance Revolution or download Stepmania
2. Buy RedOctane dance pad
3. Dance, fat boy, dance to your health! Dance to fitness! Dance to sexiness! Dance !

what are those games aboutmktazza

• Zelda! Wait... that's done (Twilight Princess)
• Mario 64! Wait, wait, in development already (Mario Galaxy)
• Metroid Prime! Hmm... a pattern is developing (Metroid Prime 3)
• Paper Mario! Yes... a most striking pattern (Super Paper Mario)
• Smash Brothers! They love Mario at Nintendo, huh (Super Smash Bros Brawl)

PC isn't dying....its just in a slumber right now since the new batch of consoles are new and all the attention is focused on them.

This is just the same cycle we see all time time.....those who are claiming its "dying" are either too young or too inexperienced with games to see that this cycle has happened before.

PC is the only open platform out there and as long as people continue to use the hardware.

Also....for all this talk you hear of developers going to console....Many proven developers are still developing PC exclusive games due out this year and next......Bioware's Dragon Age, Crysis, Spore, Sins of a Solar Empire, Hellgate London, etc.....not to mention new development houses opening up making games for PC, studios like Flagship Studios (ex-Blizzard members), Hyboreal games (ex-Blizzard members), and Blackfoot Studios (Ex-Red Storm Entertainment members).

For all the rhetoric you hear of declining PC sales and PC not being profitable....you hear the exact opposite from PC developers like Valve, Blizzard, and Stardock reporting strong growth and profits in their PC games, especially with digital distribution giving more control and profit to developers.

Sure developers like CliffyB and Mark Rein of Epic are going on about Xbox 360 being able to keep up with high end PC's for visuals like Unreal Engine 3.....lets see if they still feels that way around 2008 and 2009 when PC easily pulls ahead of all console hardware, or in 2010 when its time to launch Unreal Engine 4....expecially given that MS said they dont plan on launching the new console till 2012.

The thing is people forget that PC was never meant to compete with consoles for popularity and mainstream use....its always been a niche platform, and in a way thats kinda good since because of it being a niche platform we have gotten and will continue to get types of games and innovations that you wont see elsewhere for quite awhile.
Robnyc22

• It is generally less expensive to create higher-margin products for existing consoles.
• Some games will always be for PC because of the interface.
• Also, PC gaming is not dying, console gaming is just growing more rapidly.