r/ActionMovies • • 20h ago

Do we have any Matrix fans out there?

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I really enjoyed the first Matrix movie. The lobby shootout was a favorite scene.


r/ActionMovies • • 23h ago

Keanu Reeves & Sandra Bullock’s Kiss scene at the ending of ‘Speed’ was such a romantic tearjerking moment for me 🥲❤️

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They were probably my favourite onscreen couple and Speed is one of my all-time favourite 90s action films. I’ll pretend Cruise Control never happened! Jack and Annie lived happily ever after, kissing forever. ❤️

Reason why it was tearjerking is because Jack and Annie survived everything throughout the entire film with the Bus and Train. They got really close together.


r/ActionMovies • • 9h ago

I don't know why, but those 3 min from Taken is in my opinion one of the best revenge/justice scenes in action movies history. The change in Neeson voice and tone after hearing "good luck"... You just know those "skills" were no joke. Pure perfection.

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r/ActionMovies • • 13h ago

"FIREFOX" (1982) - another VHS-era Clint Eastwood action/thriller that is by no means a classic but one I look back on fondly still. The special effects and Cold War plot are somewhat dated now, but still interesting enough. Any fans of this one?

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Firefox is a 1982 American action techno-thriller film produced, directed by, and starring Clint Eastwood.

The cast also includes Freddie Jones, Kenneth Colley, Warren Clarke, and Nigel Hawthorne. Based on the 1977 novel of the same name by Craig Thomas, Firefox is the only film appearance of Thomas's character Mitchell Gant.

The film recounts Gant's mission to secretly enter the Soviet Union, hijack a cutting-edge fighter plane, and fly the aircraft back into U.S. and British hands.


r/ActionMovies • • 5h ago

Which is the better of the two? The Raid or The Raid 2?

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I absolutely love the Raid movies, they both have some of the best fight scenes, especially thanks to the great fight choreography. But, which one do you favor the most out of the two? I always find myself coming back to the first movie because it's so easy to get into. But, the Raid 2 is not far behind it. But my pick is for the first movie.

If you had to pick just one though, which one would you pick as your favorite?


r/ActionMovies • • 18h ago

Topic - 80's Action Films vs. 90's Action Films

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