Best Martial Arts Movie Fight Scenes
Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, Jet Li. All did great fight scenes. Which are the very best?Mainly why we know the Chuck Norris guy to this day. That scene drastically boosted his movie career and celebrity status.
The fight in the alley between Bruce and about six other guys is my favorite part plus this is one funny movie.
Two of the biggest badasses of all time coming together in the ultimate showdown.
Simply because it contains the most legendary movie fight of all time.R.I.P Bruce Lee
Hard worker full contact. quick response he must show is generation in his famous life story
Now Time is for next scene of his generation children's fist we are waiting...
Simply breathtaking, and my favorite martial arts film.The staircase, restaurant scene in the protector was pretty bad ass also, that would be second pick.
Jackie Chan's final fight of the movie. Great skills with that touch of humor Jackie became known for.
Agree with that. Nothing beats the exemplary performance of Jackie chan, the drunken boxing master! 1
Gritty and suspenseful, the absence of flashy effects and over-the-top choreography shows how brutal the fight actually is. It makes one wonder how each can withstand so much punishment, and which one's resolve will break first.
No body has done better than this up to date. Good speed, brain usage and so much more. It is the best in my opinion not like the fighting scenes in the legend of the fist. Donnie yen won his fights so easily...
Awesome fight.. But I wonder, where is fight scenes from IP Man?
Jet Li vs Billy Chow, speed and amazing power, my personal favorite
I think that the only reason this isn't the in the first or at least second place is that most of the people here haven't seen the movie... bruce lee vs chuck norris is also dope as a 1 vs 1 fight scene
Its still not on top because there are so many who have not matched this movie

This one was ridiculously precise! Even the camera men had to watch closely!
The first fight between Michelle Yeoh and Zhang Ziyi. Deadly grace, skill and beauty
Still saddens me that Benny the Jet is underrated after he starred in a few Jackie Chan movies including this one! This dude is one kind of a legend. Just look up more about him, you'll see why Benny the Jet is an absolute beast in the ring!
The choreography is absolutely amazing in this film and you get to see jackie chan in his prime v.s kick boxer benny the jet. this showdown is the definition of awesome to say the least. Jackie chan is truly one of the bar setters in martial arts movie history and not since bruce lee had you seen such well done sequences in martial arts films, jackie chan is a legend and a truly talented stuntman and martial artist and this is by far his best fight scene ever.
Most realistic fight scene, ever. Incorporates a fighting style of desperation and adaptation to the situation. Not to mention there were no pauses mid combination like you see in other cheesy "kung fu" flicks.
Two of the most amazing Martial Arts styles I have ever seen.

WIN! The legend of IP man was well portrayed in this movie, as well as the sequel. One of the greatest fight scenes of all time for sure. Even Bruce Lee wouldn't have wanted to ever take on more than 5 men at a time, let alone highly trained Martial Artists.
Best martial arts film I've ever watched and best fight scene I've even seen. So realistic you wouldn't think its been choreographed. If you've never watched IP Man, you Really have to watch it.
Ip man... the man who mentored bruce lee is portrayed by donnie yen in this film. Donnie yen is truly one of the most talented martial arts movie actors today with his display of the wing chun style in ip man. the bone crunching, chain punching, ass whooping he delivers to the ten black belts in the movie is a martial arts movie scene gem.
Best fight scene in my opinion. Just imagine you as Donnie Yen having to fight 10 black belts with your Wing Chun skills. You would feel like you kicked some ass after winning the fight.

Quentin Tarantino can make pretty much every movie great. Especially a film involving martial arts. The coolest fact about that scene is that the scene was about to be originally shot in full color, but instead it's black and white because it's too graphic and violent for the cinema audience to see. Despite that this was not initially his plan, he's a genius.
Come on, this is so overrated. Thousands of Hong Kong Kung Fu films ( from the sixties till now ) are way better. And besides, they are the real thing! Not copies ( Does Tarantino do something else than copy exploitation movies? ).
Hate this stupid movie should not be on any best of martial arts list. Having this movie on the list is like have the care bear movies on the top ten action movies of all time
A lone warrior bend on revenge facing many foes at once. A modern version of a classic theme.
Martial arts meets the looney tunes in this great fight scene.
I am a big martial arts fan and I have seen a lot of fight scenes on screen but summing up all my experiences till date, this was by far the most realistic scene. And not only the amazing fight choreography this particular ordeal of roughly 20 mins, the movie takes you another dimension of challenge-istead of two villains against a lone hero it's the vice versa which is pretty bad-ass.
The attacks don't emphasize on styles and spin kicks. The best part is seeing Rama and Andi getting their asses kicked so helplessly they started losing their patience to put down Mad dog and still fail. Extremely sensational.
One of the most visceral fighting scenes I've ever seen, and I have seen hundreds or maybe thousands. Mad Dog is the real deal, he's so badass, even though he's the villain, deep down you still want him to live so just you can see him kicking asses.
The only reason this scene is not in a higher position is because the movie is quite new, not many people have the luxury to watch it.
I was totally shocked when I watched this scene. It was non stop fighting, the graphics were great, and I was shocked because there was so much Gore.
The only way to explain this not being number one is everyone who voted for the films above this have never seen The Raid.
Amazing fight scene should at least be in the top 5. Bruce Lee was a true legend, a role model for all asian people and people of martial arts. Bruce vs Han is legendary, the kick Lee does on Han was sped up for the film but only a tiny bit. Bruce was fast, powerful and is the best off all time.
The end fight in enter the dragon is single handedly the most epic martial arts fight scene of all time. No tricks, no wires, no c. g. I just bruce lee and his breathtaking martial arts ability. in the midst of the fight he dishes out a roundhouse kick that is so fast you have to watch it in slowmotion to really see it. the mirror scene was a well thought out, well choreographed and well shot ending to the greatest martial arts movie ever made.
The big island, Han sponsoring sponsoring big turnament, master Bruce Lee winning. Bruce is Jumping and mr. Han is death.
Bruce Lee is the Greatest, nobody can beat him. This was a Classic scene from a Classic Film.

The fact that it's raining and you can see all of the special effects in the water droplets was GENIUS!


I like yuri boyka because he is a good martial art fighter. I love is kicks and punches. Because I am martial art trainer.
Boyka lets his brutal KOs do the talking if anyone asks him too much questions about being the Champion.
Boyka is the champion
Yuri boyka the most complete fighter in the world.
The final fight scene in this movie is so epic that it should be in the top 10 of this list. This movie shows Tony Jaa's Muay Thai fighting skills at its best.

Lord Shen is a master!
A fantastic film with some incredibly well performed fight scenes.
Great movie with great fight scenes. In one part of this fight scene, they're fighting in a hallway with barely any room to maneuver.
The Snake Style fighter v Monkey Style fighter in the woods. The Snake taking the bark off the tree 'that was cool'.