Gangs of New York (2002) - Fight SceneJMoneyYourHoney2010-01-28 | Leonardo DiCaprio vs. Gary Lewis
A good old-fashioned, put-up-your dukes fistfight in the grand Irish tradition!
Short but brutal.Chisum (1970) - Fight SceneJMoneyYourHoney2023-04-27 | John Wayne vs. Forrest Tucker, without all the BS of the other upload. Property of Warner Bros.War Paint (1953) - Fight SceneJMoneyYourHoney2023-04-11 | Future Airplane (1980) co-stars Robert Stack and Peter Graves in a fight to the death.More Dead Than Alive (1969) - Fight SceneJMoneyYourHoney2023-02-24 | Clint Walker vs. Mike HenryLone Star (1952) - Fight SceneJMoneyYourHoney2022-12-30 | Clark Gable vs. Broderick CrawfordBlack Rain (1989) - Fight SceneJMoneyYourHoney2022-08-14 | Michael Douglas vs. Yusaku MatsudaPride and Glory (2008) - Fight SceneJMoneyYourHoney2022-08-05 | Edward Norton vs. Colin FarrellSin Town (1942) - Fight SceneJMoneyYourHoney2022-07-31 | Broderick Crawford vs. Ward BondThe Split (1968) - Fight SceneJMoneyYourHoney2022-06-14 | Jim Brown vs. Ernest Borgnine Property of Warner Bros., Warner Archive CollectionNorth to the Klondike (1942) - Fight SceneJMoneyYourHoney2022-06-10 | Broderick Crawford vs. Lon Chaney Jr. A classic slamboree that I've waited a decade+ for. Sorry about the poor quality, but it's a public domain hell title and at this point I'll take what I can get. Enjoy!Hard Country (1981) - Fight SceneJMoneyYourHoney2020-08-07 | Jan-Michael Vincent vs. Michael ParksCoroner Creek (1948) - Fight SceneJMoneyYourHoney2018-08-06 | Randolph Scott vs. Forrest TuckerMoonrise (1948) - Fight SceneJMoneyYourHoney2018-07-12 | Dane Clark vs. Lloyd BridgesA Thunder of Drums (1961) - Fight SceneJMoneyYourHoney2017-04-07 | George Hamilton vs. Charles Bronson
*Property of Warner Bros.*All Mine to Give (1957) - Fight SceneJMoneyYourHoney2017-04-07 | Cameron Mitchell vs. Alan Hale Jr.
*Property of Warner Bros.*Night Moves (1975) - Fight SceneJMoneyYourHoney2017-03-22 | Gene Hackman vs. John Crawford
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Rough-and-tumble throwdown from ex-football player Hackman and hulking stuntman Crawford in this key film noir of the 70s.Day of the Outlaw (1959) - Fight SceneJMoneyYourHoney2015-10-11 | Robert Ryan vs. Jack LambertCloak and Dagger (1946) - Fight SceneJMoneyYourHoney2015-06-25 | Gary Cooper vs. Marc Lawrence
This brutal hand-to-hand combat sequence might just be the summit of cinema scraps.Lust for Gold (1949) - Fight SceneJMoneyYourHoney2015-06-19 | William Prince vs. Will GeerThe Silver Horde (1930) - Fight SceneJMoneyYourHoney2015-06-04 | Joel McCrea vs. Ivan LinowBoom Town (1940) - Fight SceneJMoneyYourHoney2015-06-03 | Clark Gable vs. Spencer TracyThe Carpetbaggers (1964) - Fight SceneJMoneyYourHoney2015-06-03 | Alan Ladd vs. George PeppardWhite Hunter Black Heart (1990) - Fight SceneJMoneyYourHoney2015-06-03 | Clint Eastwood vs. Clive Mantle
*Property of Warner Bros*, my favorite scene of the filmMandingo (1975) - Fight SceneJMoneyYourHoney2011-03-01 | Ken Norton vs. Duane Allen
Brutal slave fight sequence in this grotesque, controversial examination of racial injustice from America's past.In Old Oklahoma (1943) - Fight SceneJMoneyYourHoney2010-11-11 | John Wayne vs. Albert Dekker
Dekker is a tough hombre who makes for a tough customer in one of the Duke's better fight scenes.Sommersby (1993) - Fight SceneJMoneyYourHoney2010-11-11 | Richard Gere vs. Bill Pullman
Some gritty, old-fashioned knock-about makes a memorable barn-burner!Chuka (1967) - Fight SceneJMoneyYourHoney2010-08-17 | Rod Taylor vs. Ernest Borgnine
One of the best two-fisted brawls of all time!The Hospital (1971) - Impotence MonologueJMoneyYourHoney2010-08-17 | A brilliant George C. Scott delivering one of the finest monologues of the movies, as written by screenwriting genius Paddy Chayefsky.These Thousand Hills (1959) - Fight SceneJMoneyYourHoney2010-07-28 | Don Murray vs. Richard Egan
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Excellent fistfight that starts in the saloon and ends up outdoors in the mud. The woman who saves the day at the end is none other than the beautiful Lee Remick!The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (1943) - The Truth MonologueJMoneyYourHoney2010-07-04 | The inestimable Anton Walbrook's speech to the UK Department of Immigration in Powell & Pressburger's lavish, seminal British epic.They Shoot Horses, Dont They? (1969) - Opening Titles/MusicJMoneyYourHoney2010-05-03 | All content belongs to MGM, I am not attempting to infringe on their copyright.
The pulverizing opening to Sydney Pollack's devastating masterpiece. The achingly beautiful score was done by Johnny Green.The Misfts (1961) - Montgomery Clift - PhoneboothJMoneyYourHoney2010-04-27 | Directed by John Huston, no copyright infringement intended, this is the property of MGM and not mine.
This scene contains some of Monty's best acting. His fragile, nuanced body language adroitly communicates the anguish of Perce Howland. The dialogue also contains some eerie parallels to real life...the distance between him and his mom, Sunny, as well as his battered, unrecognizable face.
John Huston was one of the greatest filmmakers to ever live, and THE MISFITS is one of his unsung masterpieces. The entire, exceptional cast is marvelous here. The movie, however, never escapes from underneath its cloud of doom...it would be the last movie for both Gable and Monroe, and Monty would only make 3 more.
Thank you for watching!The Big Lift (1950) - Montgomery Clift - Chattanooga Choo ChooJMoneyYourHoney2010-04-27 | Directed by George Seaton...no copyright infrigement intended, this is not my property.
A hilarious and totally atypical moment in a Monty film. It hints at an untapped gift for comedy.Man in the Saddle (1951) - Fight SceneJMoneyYourHoney2010-04-26 | Randolph Scott vs. John Russell
A re-up of one of the best fight scenes ever.Vengeance (1968) - Fight SceneJMoneyYourHoney2010-04-22 | Richard Harrison vs. Goffredo Unger
Great fight from a gritty, underlooked spaghetti western.Hell in the Pacific (1968) - Lee Marvin SingsJMoneyYourHoney2010-04-03 | No copyright infringement intended, am just giving people a snippet of a wonderful movie.
The most beautiful scene(s) from what I consider to be John Boorman's best film. Lee had a great singing voice, and I wish he recorded a full version of this tune. It's called "Down in the Canebrake", and I'd be much obliged to the person who can point me towards an MP3.Running on Empty (1988) - Fire and Rain SceneJMoneyYourHoney2010-04-01 | (Directed by Sidney Lumet), No copyright infringement intended, not mine!
A great, great scene from a movie chocked full of them. This little gem is a beautiful film brimming with outstanding performances from a terrific ensemble.The Golden Voyage of Sinbad (1974) - Battle with KaliJMoneyYourHoney2010-03-13 | In one of Ray Harryhausen's most dazzling accomplishments, Sinbad and his men do battle with the six-armed goddess Kali...who brandishes a sword in each arm!The Wanderers (1979) - Leave the kid alone!JMoneyYourHoney2010-03-05 | A new guy arrives in town and lays waste to the feared Baldies in the underrated gang film THE WANDERERS.
The best moment is when Perry and Terror, the neighborhood bully, size each other up in a spaghetti western-style stare-down.
Do you think Terror backed down? Or was he just "waiting for the right moment", as Turkey put it?Giant (1956) - James Dean Strikes OilJMoneyYourHoney2010-02-17 | ***Not mine, no copyright intended***
This is, IMO, Dean's greatest scene (along with the birthday scene from EAST OF EDEN), and it's the one he should remembered for. Jett Rink is a great rise-and-fall story, embodied by a 24-year old Dean in his swan song. He would infamously die just 2 weeks after wrapping up his scenes for this HUGE movie.Return of the Bad Men (1948) - Fight SceneJMoneyYourHoney2010-02-16 | Randolph Scott vs. Robert Ryan
Another fisticuffs jewel for our man Randy's stetson. Marshal Vance (Scott) finally catches up to the feared and vile Sundance Kid (Ryan) in a deserted saloon.
I would have liked a little more give-and-take in this one; his opponent, the inimitable Robert Ryan, was an undefeated boxer at Dartmouth. Still, a pretty solid bout.Dodge City (1939) - Barroom BrawlJMoneyYourHoney2010-02-13 | A good time was had by all in one of the liveliest saloon romps ever!
Note: Pay attention to the "sing-off" that causes the fight; director Michael Curtiz would reuse the same formula a few years later for his classic among classics, CASABLANCA.The Valley of Gwangi (1969) - Dinosaur FightJMoneyYourHoney2010-02-08 | An epic battle between an allosaurus and styracosaurus in this cool cowboys-meet-dinosaurs adventure!Blood on the Moon (1948) - Fight SceneJMoneyYourHoney2010-01-18 | Robert Mitchum vs. Robert Preston
Grungy and gritty, this memorable bar fight is one of the best ever.Barfly (1987) - Fight SceneJMoneyYourHoney2009-12-23 | Mickey Rourke vs. Frank Stallone
The 2nd fight of the movie, and the much better one. This time, Charles "Poet Laureate of Skid Row" Bukowski's favorite character, Harry (Rourke) puts one over on the bulky, bar-tending bruiser Eddy (Stallone).Station West (1948) - Fight SceneJMoneyYourHoney2009-12-16 | Dick Powell vs. Guinn 'Big Boy' Williams
Lt. Haven (Powell) rides into town and evokes the ire of its most renowned brawler and henchman (Williams), prompting a dirty, royal slugfest to ensue.Joan Blondell Spanks Janet BlairJMoneyYourHoney2009-11-10 | Hope (Joan) turns her bratty sister Charity (Janet) over her knee, which results in a public spanking festivity in THREE GIRLS ABOUT TOWN.Jean Arthur Spanks Dorothea KentJMoneyYourHoney2009-11-10 | Legendary actress Jean Arthur puts pretty, young Dorothea Kent over her knee for some spanking in this scene from MORE THAN A SECRETARY.
I apologize for the off-synchronization. If anybody can direct me to a better-quality version of the film, please do!Son of Fury (1942) - Fight SceneJMoneyYourHoney2009-11-09 | Tyrone Power vs. George Sanders
Ben (Power) finally returns home to confront his plotting, villainous uncle (Sanders) and claim his inheritance. The result is one of the most rousing, smashing fights in the movies, shockingly violent for its time. An entire bedroom and half of a hallway are wrecked before Ben emerges victorious.The Scalphunters (1968) - Fight SceneJMoneyYourHoney2009-10-25 | Burt Lancaster vs. Ossie Davis