Gal Gadot was a commando in the israeli army. She doesn't know badass & beautiful, she IS! Correction: Thor learns who he is. With Odin gone, he had has inherited the Legacy of Buri, the most powerful Asgardian ever. The Odin force just became the Thor force and with the sacrifice of an eye, Thor just equaled Odin's power, but he is not done yet. James Howlett/Logan-Wolverine was dying, poisoned by anti-mutant food and his own depression. That injection didn't give him back his Berserker Fury, it just counteracted the food and the depression for a short time, allowing him to be a hero one last time. All humans are mutants. If we weren't we'd still be a unicellular organism floating around in the ocean hoping on a lucky lightning bolt. When Thor did held open the gates of Nidavellir, it was a God+ level feat. The Asgard and the Norse worship 3 key virtues; courage, honesty and sacrifice. They believed them to have supernatural qualities that can enhance your life. What Thor was willing to do and what Groot did OP'd Stormbreakers forging! Spider-Man's powers are based in his psychology. If he believes he's powerful, he's POWERFUL! If it wants to save people he cares about, he can bench press an armoured car one-handed! Prince Nuada: ua-cam.com/video/OxZFWn-dE_4/v-deo.html Vader V's Obi Wan reimagined: ua-cam.com/video/to2SMng4u1k/v-deo.html The Mandalorian. ua-cam.com/video/gqcNx2B9HVw/v-deo.html Those were displays of Dominance!
Hugo Weaving never appears on screen in V.. yet, his voice is spot on perfect for that character.. its perfection.. cant imagine that movie with anyone else in that voice over role.
I was supriced be the action in the Milles Morales story! I still haven't watched the second movie! but its cause I prefer a complete story to be released! great list!
I remember when X2 came out, Nightcrawler's intro was crazy and stunning. I really loved how versatile they showed teleportation can be, it's not just about escaping but a shocking and unexpected battle skill as well.
I remember when this came out too. Probably the most badass superhero scene I'd seen at that time. My favorite is the part right before where he slowly lifts his head and you see his face covered in scars and makeup.
Yes they did an excellent job capturing the kinds of moves he makes in the comics that I don't think they even did well in the cartoons despite not having the limitations live-action had.
@@shadizersilverhand2113 This was one of the reasons why Garfield's Spiderman was, in some ways, much better than McGuire's -- McGuire is a far better actor, but the FX work had him actually looking like Spidey in the fight scenes -- e.g., shooting a web through Lizard's legs, pulling himself through, and then scampering up his back, all the while quipping wisecracks. The latter was better writing for Garfield and set a lighter tone that was more "Spidey"-like, even though Spidey has dark undertones, as well. These two things made Garfield's Spiderman not so much "better", as "closer to the comics", and better on at least some levels. I think the Spideyverse movies are, by far, the best, however.
}}} I really loved how versatile they showed teleportation can be Yeah, it's always great when the writers show they really comprehend the utility of a power that might seem unimpressive, but then they use it to tremendous effect. Another example is Nicolas Cage in "Next" -- You would not think the ability to see a couple minutes into the future would be an awesome power to have, but they quickly show it is a lot more useful than you think, at the start of the movie. Another example was the TV series Dollhouse, which was decent but unimpressive until about the 7th episode, where she takes on the persona of a dead woman. This showed that Whedon really and deeply grasped the full impact of the tech he'd created as the show's macguffin. It's not always easy, seeing the secondary and tertiary impacts of a technology. It was one or the things that made Robert Heinlein so awesome as an SF writer.
Seeing Thor at #4: That should be #1! Seeing Cap at #3: That should be #1! Seeing Rorschach at #2: That should be #1! Seeing Spidey at #1: Oh, of course.
I wish I could agree, but most of the other scenes in this composition were more 'badass'. Hulk smash, Thor becoming god of thunder, black adam intro and V for Vendetta fight were definitely that. Wonderwoman, Logan and Deadpool scenes also score higher. The Spiderman stopping a train scene was closeer to 25 than 1.
The scene which should have been here when batman asks superman do you bleed that was marvelous man too good or the batman climbs the prision in the dark knight
I think people misunderstand why Spiderman stopping the train is number 1 for a lot of people. The truth is even thou its not the most amazing scene but it showed what a hero really is, they fight super villains but their true purpose is saving lives. Tobey Maguires spiderman in this scene was still fighting Doc Ock but stopped because many people would die even though he needed all his strength to continue the fight essentially giving up the victory for the lives of civilians. The only other scene I would put with this one was his fight on the bridge with Green Goblin when he just had to hang on for dear life saving MJ and a bus of kids while GG was still trying to kill him. All reasons why Tobey Maguire is my Fav Spiderman and really why Spiderman is my all time #1 Hero.
Give earned credit where credit is due! Blade walked into the club scene just as the poor sap was to be feasted on. Even the DJ had the sense to stop for what was to come… Epic techno-beat down!
The X-Men Apocalypse Quicksilver evacuating mansion scene definitely deserved to be on this list, if not easily a top 5. I think it's even more well done than the quicksilver scene included (they're both phenomenal) and it's one of the craziest superhero moments ever in movies.
Small detail but Caps arm was badly cut, maybe broken , so him clasping the shield was more or a tourniquet or brace than shield at that point. So badass
That's very interesting! I always wondered why he pulled it tighter when I thought he was trying to release it. Even with the shield, that punch from Thanos must have felt like a wrecking ball hitting him, unless he was cut partially by Thanos double edged sword when he was chopping his shield to pieces
nightcrawler is, to me, extremely badass because they made him wear light colored clothes so they contrast with his dark skin and the smoke he leaves. this allows the character to move faster without the audience seeing only a black mess. and, of course, that one line "I'm always angry"... can't be more badass even if they tried. not even the "puny god" is that badass.
20:57 Captain American didnt only strap his broken shield.. he used the broken shield's strap to strap his broken arm bone in place and 5 seconds later he is ready to face the whole army alone - for me is the best moment / freeze frame of the entire MCU. 'I can do this all day' MCU just forgot how to inspire since then
"No, Mr Creedy, what you have is bullets, and the hope that when your guns are empty. I will no longer be standing. Because if I am, you all will be dead before you've reloaded." epic as ever.
Personally I prefer his televised speech. When you think about the fact this movie took place in 2020, it has its parallels to today's society. Without the finger men and Adam Sutler, not everyone agrees with the government but there are people who do. Those who agree live blind lives, but those who see behind the scenes and sees what's really going on (however that reflection is interpreted to more modern events depending on the viewer), it was as if V for Vendetta foreshadowed the future.
My suggestions for addenda: 1) For Nicky Fury: the "keep both eyes open" moment is really badass. 2) Wonderwoman's arrival in the Doomsday fight. Great music score, and a great fight. 3) Superman's arrival in The return of Superman, casually tanking all those Gatling gun bullets. :)
Rorschach is so good because his character is pure. Not morally pure, I mean pure as in absolutely resolute. His damage and pain is focused to a pin head, and the actor's ability to emote that is phenomenal!
The spiderman 2 scene always give me goosebump with this music and the population who finally trully embrace their hero ! With the respect of his identity, what a movie
Captain America taking down the Lemuria Star and Batroc's crew is one of my favorite scenes in any superhero movie. And Superman's first flight in Man of Steel gave me goosebumps! ❤
V is a riff on an iconic Bonfire Night character in Britain, and everyone knew who he was and what he meant. When I were a lad, anyone could wear a grey pasteboard (papier mache) mask of him; they were available anywhere in late October. This was on of the the points of the comic. People sometimes get locked up for wearing a Guy Fawkes mask today, unfortunately.
Thank God there are a ton more, but I’ll throw in three: Logan’s adventures in babysitting from “X2”. Magneto giving Shaw a penny through his thoughts in “First Class”. Hit Girl cancelling the Mob’s Live Stream in “Kick Ass”.
Not a chance. Raimi's Spider-Man had better fights For example in Spider-Man 1: Green Goblin hits Peter with a cross, liver punch, knee, crescent kick, and even a flying kick. It all looks real and is extremely impactful the way it's shot.
@@jimbeam2299I love raimi spiderman too but that's just ridiculous. The warehouse scene is the best hand to hand combat scene in all of superhero films.
There's certainly numerous other scenes that could make this list. But the Batman scene against Lex Luthors goons is the best action scene DC has ever done in a film.
The scene which should have been here when batman asks superman do you bleed that was marvelous man too good or the batman climbs the prision in the dark knight
Great list! It's cool you gave some love to Christopher Reeve. If I were to add anything, it's the plane/shuttle sequence is Superman Returns. You feel the stakes, but you also know he'll save everyone. He's confident, but not cocky. Like the Spider-man 2 train scene, this one is one of those "This is just *who* the character is" moments.
Quicksilver will always be my favorite marvel character 1 died 1 is gone And 1 turns out to be some random dude named ralph boner Hopefully deadpool 3 and/or secret wars will change that
I have a good feeling they’ll figure it out in Deadpool 3. I’m honestly stoked for that movie, and I’m admittedly not a huge superhero fan. Just never been my thing, but seeing the worlds get tied together is going to be outstanding, and it’ll draw me to the theaters for the first time in 12 years.
I sometimes have trouble finding a favorite of anything, but Wolverine has always been my favorite mutant since I was a kid. I am glad Hugh did such a good job at the role despite being a tad bit taller than Logan should be LOL
Superman doesn't turn back time, he travels backwards through time by circumnavigating the Earth faster than light. It used to be believed that this was possible but soon it was felt that a larger gravity well would be needed and that's why they use the sun to do the same thing in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home.
This is indeed the only theory that can hold any weight. ..And then he spins the planet the other way to get the planet going the right way again. Dammit, Superman.
Ummm.... no. If he simply surpassed light speed and time traveled there would have been no need to fly back the OTHER way and set the Earth spinning in the proper direction. No, the movie was made in a time no one bothered to consult actual experts for film plots and stupid shit like this happened all the time.
It's fun how when batman says he is the shadows, he's saying that he's the boogeyman. The fear of what you can't see. The fear of the unknown. It shows how even thought batman cant be everywhere, his image and reputation can
# 15 I long a lot of crap about the "Superman reversed time" scene. What so sells it is the minutes before. He gives his best, his fullest, his all to erve and save people, and the one woman he loves he...has FAILED? The tenderness as he carefully pulls her from the car. Ten the transformation from tormented tears to the scream of anguish and the pure rage on his face, refusing to let *this* death happen. At 63 y.o., it stills makes me tear up b/c Reeves makes it so real!
I personally feel like Ryan Reynolds 1st portrayal of Deadpool in human form was still cannon. That is Wade in his days as a mercenary, which further cements his skills before he got the powers. That specific scene of him spinning the swords, i count as cannon. The deadpool we got from that version, is not cannon. It also explains his history with Wolverine, and later obsession. Edit: that version of Wade Wilson still had gifted genetics, which allowed him to push beyond normal limits.
Love this! Thanks for the video :D I will address a plot hole you call out at 20:40, regarding Thanos' strength. There is actually great explanations for the power level differences amongst the fan community. And it does actually make a lot of sense, which I thought you might appreciate: It all comes down to the infinity stones, and how they affect the wearer. They are incredibly powerful magical artifacts, claiming a physical toll over whoever is carrying them. The more stones you carry the more magical powers you'll have, but the weaker you are - physically. And this makes sense, right? Now, you don't need to read further, and can just insert this into whatever power level plot hole you can think of, it generally explains it :) Examples: For all the past and early encounters with Thanos, he is carrying at least 2 stones. In the big fight against Iron Man, Doctor Strange, Spider Man, Mantis and Starlord in Infinity War, he is carrying 5. So much weaker physically, to the point that he bleeds, but magically strong enough to go up against Doctor Strange, which he does. In endgame, and in the scene you are showing at 20:40, Thanos has no infinity stones. He's at his peak physical strength, in a way he has never been portraited yet in the movies at this point, a type of strength that goes perfectly against our own raw strength-type of heroes, such as Iron Man, Cap and Thor. Another "plot hole" example that isn't really a plot hole: In the end of Infinity War when he has all but 1 stone, there is the scene where is slowly walks over all our heroes to get to Vision, handling everyone with easy using magic. Even besting the magical and infinity stone-infused Wanda. In Endgame, carrying 0 stones during the big final battle, Wanda is more or less about to end the saga by tearing him apart with magic, which he can't deal with with raw strength alone. Saved only by "Rain fire" and huge sacrifices to his own army.
The train scene was f-ing phenomenal. I will always remeber the line "He's just a kid..no older than my son." It gets me everytime. It really underscored what it meant to be a hero, to be willing to sacrifice everything give everything just because its the right thing to do. "because with great power comes great responsibility". That and the realization that he's unmasked and putting his family in danger once again, but able to trust in the goodness of his fellow everyman New Yorker because we're all in this together. Both poignant and uplifting.
I actually agree with a majority of this list. That Spider-Man 2 scene is absolutely deserving as the top spot. It’s not just ‘badass’, the two kids telling Peter that they won’t reveal his identity is just outstanding. I personally liked Pattinsons Batman, and I’ve never known why it got so much hate, it’s my favorite Batman movie after Bale’s Dark Knight (which is a literal masterpiece) and that’s a huge accolade. The scene shown here from the movie is PERFECT. The old muscle car as the Bat Mobile, the pouring rain, the upside down shot of him walking as a slower version of “Something In The Way” playing in the background - it’s all spot f*cking on.
My latest fave is in No Way Home after the three got their act together. That part where they swing in and land in the different poses should be a poster.
Hitgirl's hallway scene (to Bad Reputation) from Kick Ass was a missed opportunity. The choices were good, though. Maybe it'll make it into a future edition?
i´m happy that the best superhero movies of all time (watchmen, logan, deadpool) all got mentioned here, thanks! and the batman, xmens quicksilver etc were all also good choices that i would have picked too :)
Tom holland Spiderman when he uses his spidy sense to fight mysterio at the end. One of the best spidy sense moments ever. Also man of steel when he fights the trio in his hometown. But there should be another part after the flash movie comes out. Theres bound to be a few scenes to pick from.... (Fingers crossed) lol
I get not wanting to include two Quicksilver super-speed scenes on the list, but I think him evacuating the X Mansion in X-Men: Apocalypse should've made the cut. It was not a good movie, but it did manage one excellent scene. I'm also a bit disappointed the Strange v Strange fight in Multiverse of Madness didn't make the list. That movie had its ups and downs, and that part was a major up. And while it doesn't really count as a 'superhero' movie, I'd like to give an honorary mention to... well, basically every fight scene in the original Pacific Rim, but especially Gypsy riding to the rescue against Leatherback and Otachi. In a movie absolutely full of badass scenes, that one is easily my favorite. And I guess if we're bringing up not-superhero movies, I also have to mention the the first half of the Casa Cristo race in the Speed Racer movie. Again, the movie has badass action sequences (mainly race-related) for days, but that one takes the cake. I mean, where else are you going to see a dude jump his car into the air and punch another driver in the face? And as if that scene wasn't enough already, it's closely followed by Pops' epic beatdown of a ninja and subsequent delivery of the single greatest terrible pun of all time (Can you tell I love this movie? Because I fucking love this movie).
Wow you put my favorite as #1. That’s so awesome. That is , without a doubt, my favorite superhero movie. That soundtrack playing at that moment the passengers see his face, immense chills.
Not a bad list, and I especially like the inclusion of Nightcrawler's scene, but I don't know how you leave out Harley Quinn's escape scene in Suicide Squad.
For the most part, I have no problem with your list. The one exception is your pick of scenes from 1978's Superman. Maybe it's a throw back to seeing this movie in the theater during it's initial run (yes, I was a pre-teen back then), but the scene where Superman catches the helicopter and rescues Lois Lane still gives me chills. It is a vastly superior scene to the one you chose.The scene you chose (the turning back time scene) always seemed to me a cheesy solution to a story cul-de-sac where a writer went.
I mean...sort of....but you have to waste 4 hours of your life to watch that horribly disappointing version of the movie, during which time Cyborg still looks like crap, Wonder Woman's awesome guitar riff becomes some fu@$ing annoying as shit nonsense that plays way to often, the nonsense attempt to shoehorn Martian Manhunter in without actually having him do anything remotely useful...you know basically everything that was "added" or "improved".....
Deadpool isn't a superhero, never has been considered one. He is an anti hero, as he does good but he kills people to do that good. Batman was once a Anti hero til he started doing hero stuff with the JL
Dude!!! This list is practically point by point AGREE!! Especially with some of the old throw-backs and with the shout-out for Christopher Reeves! Quicksilver!!!! Cheers!!
No way you can leave out Batman climbing out of the pit in Dark Knight Rises………The scene and the musical score are some of the best ever and should definitely have been on this list.
I think Xmen 2's white house scene is the BEST action scene in history!! It's like a renaissance work of art from the music to the imagery, and picking 'Dies Irae' (Day of Wrath from Mozart's requiem mass) was spectacular foreshadowing!! I'm a little disappointed Nightcrawler's train fight scene in the new dark Phoenix wasn't in here. I think that one also showed his hidden talents in an amazing way, from snapping a guy's neck with his tail to slicing another guy's throat with it, and of course teleporting a woman outside the train only to disappear right in time for the train to hit her! All with a smile! 😈 It's such a change from his attitude in the cage fight with angel in apocalypse.
Excellent list! Here are a few honorable mentions: Superman II: Superman tricking Luthor into tricking the Kryptoniansxinto giving up their powers (even Luthor was impressed with that). Clark going back to the truck stop to deal with the bully. Batman (1989): The parade fight and the cathedral fight.
I actually loved Ben Affleck's Batman. It's nice to see the Dark Knight being vicious. Christian Bale's Batman catches you, you'll leave with lumps and a fractured bone. Ben Affleck's Batman catches you and you'll never walk again
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Wolverine was actually a Canadian. He got his Adamantium skeleton in Canada. He was one of the 2 founding members of Alpha Flight. It was he and Vindicator who became Guardian and then died.
Spiderman's train of death always gets me. He risked his life for strangers and they are willing to do the same. I had a date and we saw it on the big. I had to turn my head and wipe the tears away. They got Peter Parker so right. Tender badass.
15:43 Hugh is the reason I keep going back and playing X-men Origins Wolverine. seeing him doing the voice dubbing for Login brought back so much of X-men Origins Wolverine game memories.
Not gonna finish video to avoid spoilers from movies I haven’t seen yet, but the office meeting scene from Shazam has to be in here even though it’s a villain, it deserves a spot.
Nahh that whole Captain America elevator sequence was one of the best movie sequences I’ve ever seen. Gives me goosebumps every time. Especially after he jumps out and he takes down the quinjet and flips off to the music….no comment
Check out PART-2 here: ua-cam.com/video/rErtLLceB20/v-deo.html
Gal Gadot was a commando in the israeli army. She doesn't know badass & beautiful, she IS!
Correction: Thor learns who he is. With Odin gone, he had has inherited the Legacy of Buri, the most powerful Asgardian ever. The Odin force just became the Thor force and with the sacrifice of an eye, Thor just equaled Odin's power, but he is not done yet.
James Howlett/Logan-Wolverine was dying, poisoned by anti-mutant food and his own depression. That injection didn't give him back his Berserker Fury, it just counteracted the food and the depression for a short time, allowing him to be a hero one last time.
All humans are mutants. If we weren't we'd still be a unicellular organism floating around in the ocean hoping on a lucky lightning bolt.
When Thor did held open the gates of Nidavellir, it was a God+ level feat.
The Asgard and the Norse worship 3 key virtues; courage, honesty and sacrifice.
They believed them to have supernatural qualities that can enhance your life.
What Thor was willing to do and what Groot did OP'd Stormbreakers forging!
Spider-Man's powers are based in his psychology. If he believes he's powerful, he's POWERFUL! If it wants to save people he cares about, he can bench press an armoured car one-handed!
Prince Nuada: ua-cam.com/video/OxZFWn-dE_4/v-deo.html
Vader V's Obi Wan reimagined: ua-cam.com/video/to2SMng4u1k/v-deo.html
The Mandalorian. ua-cam.com/video/gqcNx2B9HVw/v-deo.html
Those were displays of Dominance!
Hugo Weaving never appears on screen in V.. yet, his voice is spot on perfect for that character.. its perfection.. cant imagine that movie with anyone else in that voice over role.
Regarding your talking about anger unlocking superpowers = The DC universe got the Red Lanterns
I was supriced be the action in the Milles Morales story! I still haven't watched the second movie! but its cause I prefer a complete story to be released!
great list!
.... how do you not have timestamps in the video in 2023?.....
I remember when X2 came out, Nightcrawler's intro was crazy and stunning. I really loved how versatile they showed teleportation can be, it's not just about escaping but a shocking and unexpected battle skill as well.
Hell yea!! I was just thinking that today at work.... The nightcrawler open was the best ever!!
I remember when this came out too. Probably the most badass superhero scene I'd seen at that time. My favorite is the part right before where he slowly lifts his head and you see his face covered in scars and makeup.
Yes they did an excellent job capturing the kinds of moves he makes in the comics that I don't think they even did well in the cartoons despite not having the limitations live-action had.
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This was one of the reasons why Garfield's Spiderman was, in some ways, much better than McGuire's -- McGuire is a far better actor, but the FX work had him actually looking like Spidey in the fight scenes -- e.g., shooting a web through Lizard's legs, pulling himself through, and then scampering up his back, all the while quipping wisecracks. The latter was better writing for Garfield and set a lighter tone that was more "Spidey"-like, even though Spidey has dark undertones, as well. These two things made Garfield's Spiderman not so much "better", as "closer to the comics", and better on at least some levels.
I think the Spideyverse movies are, by far, the best, however.
}}} I really loved how versatile they showed teleportation can be
Yeah, it's always great when the writers show they really comprehend the utility of a power that might seem unimpressive, but then they use it to tremendous effect.
Another example is Nicolas Cage in "Next" -- You would not think the ability to see a couple minutes into the future would be an awesome power to have, but they quickly show it is a lot more useful than you think, at the start of the movie.
Another example was the TV series Dollhouse, which was decent but unimpressive until about the 7th episode, where she takes on the persona of a dead woman. This showed that Whedon really and deeply grasped the full impact of the tech he'd created as the show's macguffin. It's not always easy, seeing the secondary and tertiary impacts of a technology. It was one or the things that made Robert Heinlein so awesome as an SF writer.
Seeing Thor at #4: That should be #1!
Seeing Cap at #3: That should be #1!
Seeing Rorschach at #2: That should be #1!
Seeing Spidey at #1: Oh, of course.
I wish I could agree, but most of the other scenes in this composition were more 'badass'. Hulk smash, Thor becoming god of thunder, black adam intro and V for Vendetta fight were definitely that. Wonderwoman, Logan and Deadpool scenes also score higher. The Spiderman stopping a train scene was closeer to 25 than 1.
The scene which should have been here when batman asks superman do you bleed that was marvelous man too good or the batman climbs the prision in the dark knight
Spider man should not be number 1 shouldn't even be in top 5
I think people misunderstand why Spiderman stopping the train is number 1 for a lot of people. The truth is even thou its not the most amazing scene but it showed what a hero really is, they fight super villains but their true purpose is saving lives. Tobey Maguires spiderman in this scene was still fighting Doc Ock but stopped because many people would die even though he needed all his strength to continue the fight essentially giving up the victory for the lives of civilians. The only other scene I would put with this one was his fight on the bridge with Green Goblin when he just had to hang on for dear life saving MJ and a bus of kids while GG was still trying to kill him. All reasons why Tobey Maguire is my Fav Spiderman and really why Spiderman is my all time #1 Hero.
That spiderman train scene shouldn't be anywhere near number 1
How is Blade’s introduction fight scene NOT on this list?
Exactly
That's a freakin classic!!
Give earned credit where credit is due! Blade walked into the club scene just as the poor sap was to be feasted on. Even the DJ had the sense to stop for what was to come… Epic techno-beat down!
Best opening to an action movie ever. Of course I’m my estimation
yeah, the blade 1 entry is better than the scene that was picked here, i think :)
The X-Men Apocalypse Quicksilver evacuating mansion scene definitely deserved to be on this list, if not easily a top 5. I think it's even more well done than the quicksilver scene included (they're both phenomenal) and it's one of the craziest superhero moments ever in movies.
I totally agree, that scene for me is one of the greatest in modern cinema.
definitly
seriously, the man was moving at mach 8,000+ and was left out
yeah that scene was also a banger. shang chi bus scene not here was also criminal and The Batman's "Im vengence" scene not on here, also criminal.
Agreed. It shows this UA-camr is tweaking.
Small detail but Caps arm was badly cut, maybe broken , so him clasping the shield was more or a tourniquet or brace than shield at that point. So badass
Another small detail, it wasn't the Chitauri that were used to attack Wakanda, it was Outriders. So glad I have this useless knowledge in my brain.
That's very interesting! I always wondered why he pulled it tighter when I thought he was trying to release it. Even with the shield, that punch from Thanos must have felt like a wrecking ball hitting him, unless he was cut partially by Thanos double edged sword when he was chopping his shield to pieces
I think it might be a piece of the shield in his arm rather than a cut.
That final rampage in Logan was a true example of what is known as his "Berserker Rage." When Logan goes full feral animal. It was EPIC!
Sort of like a bunch of sailor on liberty.
nightcrawler is, to me, extremely badass because they made him wear light colored clothes so they contrast with his dark skin and the smoke he leaves. this allows the character to move faster without the audience seeing only a black mess.
and, of course, that one line "I'm always angry"... can't be more badass even if they tried. not even the "puny god" is that badass.
Nightcrawler is a hell of a hero
"eeee...." (c) Loki
20:57 Captain American didnt only strap his broken shield.. he used the broken shield's strap to strap his broken arm bone in place and 5 seconds later he is ready to face the whole army alone - for me is the best moment / freeze frame of the entire MCU. 'I can do this all day'
MCU just forgot how to inspire since then
Not to mention it led to the one and only pay off scene every comics nerd in the universe craved. "AVENGERS... assemble"
Until Deadpool & Wolverine.
"No, Mr Creedy, what you have is bullets, and the hope that when your guns are empty. I will no longer be standing. Because if I am, you all will be dead before you've reloaded." epic as ever.
Personally I prefer his televised speech. When you think about the fact this movie took place in 2020, it has its parallels to today's society. Without the finger men and Adam Sutler, not everyone agrees with the government but there are people who do. Those who agree live blind lives, but those who see behind the scenes and sees what's really going on (however that reflection is interpreted to more modern events depending on the viewer), it was as if V for Vendetta foreshadowed the future.
My suggestions for addenda:
1) For Nicky Fury: the "keep both eyes open" moment is really badass.
2) Wonderwoman's arrival in the Doomsday fight. Great music score, and a great fight.
3) Superman's arrival in The return of Superman, casually tanking all those Gatling gun bullets. :)
What about Superman vs 3 Super villains in Superman 2.
Supermans bullet in the eye is the best!
@@alewred1562 Yeah, I'm not sure what that robber was trying to achieve with a handgun that a Gatling gun couldn't. :D
I'd add Captain America vs Batroc The Leaper.
0:27 crazy transition
Rorschach is so good because his character is pure. Not morally pure, I mean pure as in absolutely resolute. His damage and pain is focused to a pin head, and the actor's ability to emote that is phenomenal!
Black and white pure
" YOU ARE NOT BRAVE , MEN ARE BRAVE " 🥶🥶
The spiderman 2 scene always give me goosebump with this music and the population who finally trully embrace their hero ! With the respect of his identity, what a movie
Faora Ul vs Kal El in The Man of Steel is one of personal favs
Blade's opening scene where he kills countless vampires at a Blood Rave was spectacular.
Tobey Maguire will always be my favorite Spider-Man!
"We won't tell nobody...." Gets me every time.
great acting by those kids, it’s so quick but poignant
Captain America taking down the Lemuria Star and Batroc's crew is one of my favorite scenes in any superhero movie. And Superman's first flight in Man of Steel gave me goosebumps! ❤
V is a riff on an iconic Bonfire Night character in Britain, and everyone knew who he was and what he meant.
When I were a lad, anyone could wear a grey pasteboard (papier mache) mask of him; they were available anywhere in late October. This was on of the the points of the comic.
People sometimes get locked up for wearing a Guy Fawkes mask today, unfortunately.
Thank God there are a ton more, but I’ll throw in three: Logan’s adventures in babysitting from “X2”. Magneto giving Shaw a penny through his thoughts in “First Class”. Hit Girl cancelling the Mob’s Live Stream in “Kick Ass”.
Whooooooo babay when You first see Colossus turn to steel, back then it was CRAZY
Brandon Lee in The Crow taking out a room full of people should have been included.
Great but not memorable enough.
The Batman choreography fight is simply the best IMO.
Not a chance. Raimi's Spider-Man had better fights
For example in Spider-Man 1: Green Goblin hits Peter with a cross, liver punch, knee, crescent kick, and even a flying kick. It all looks real and is extremely impactful the way it's shot.
@@jimbeam2299 the warehouse fight scene in Batman v Superman. Enough said.
@@edu-kt yes that's certainly one of the best superhero fights ever made
@@jimbeam2299I love raimi spiderman too but that's just ridiculous. The warehouse scene is the best hand to hand combat scene in all of superhero films.
@@zeromech1450 no it really isn't lol there are multiple moments that make no sense whatsoever
Rorschach definitely deserved that recognition. Good choice for #2!
28 minutes of pure awesomeness.
I didn't even noticed it was that long 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
When Superman says " Not impressed " after taking that Ax. That was totally bad azz
There's certainly numerous other scenes that could make this list. But the Batman scene against Lex Luthors goons is the best action scene DC has ever done in a film.
Nah...Justice League vs. Superman is better.
@@rayharvey1330which scene, which movie
@@josepabloaratajimenez5309 The DC Justice League (Live Action movie) when they revive dead Superman.
@@rayharvey1330 agreed! I loved that scene!
The scene which should have been here when batman asks superman do you bleed that was marvelous man too good or the batman climbs the prision in the dark knight
Great list! It's cool you gave some love to Christopher Reeve. If I were to add anything, it's the plane/shuttle sequence is Superman Returns. You feel the stakes, but you also know he'll save everyone. He's confident, but not cocky. Like the Spider-man 2 train scene, this one is one of those "This is just *who* the character is" moments.
Quicksilver will always be my favorite marvel character
1 died
1 is gone
And 1 turns out to be some random dude named ralph boner
Hopefully deadpool 3 and/or secret wars will change that
Ha,ha! Boner.
Bohner. Hehe.
I have a good feeling they’ll figure it out in Deadpool 3. I’m honestly stoked for that movie, and I’m admittedly not a huge superhero fan. Just never been my thing, but seeing the worlds get tied together is going to be outstanding, and it’ll draw me to the theaters for the first time in 12 years.
I sometimes have trouble finding a favorite of anything, but Wolverine has always been my favorite mutant since I was a kid. I am glad Hugh did such a good job at the role despite being a tad bit taller than Logan should be LOL
Superman doesn't turn back time, he travels backwards through time by circumnavigating the Earth faster than light. It used to be believed that this was possible but soon it was felt that a larger gravity well would be needed and that's why they use the sun to do the same thing in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home.
This is indeed the only theory that can hold any weight.
..And then he spins the planet the other way to get the planet going the right way again. Dammit, Superman.
Ummm.... no. If he simply surpassed light speed and time traveled there would have been no need to fly back the OTHER way and set the Earth spinning in the proper direction. No, the movie was made in a time no one bothered to consult actual experts for film plots and stupid shit like this happened all the time.
It's fun how when batman says he is the shadows, he's saying that he's the boogeyman. The fear of what you can't see. The fear of the unknown. It shows how even thought batman cant be everywhere, his image and reputation can
# 15 I long a lot of crap about the "Superman reversed time" scene. What so sells it is the minutes before. He gives his best, his fullest, his all to erve and save people, and the one woman he loves he...has FAILED? The tenderness as he carefully pulls her from the car. Ten the transformation from tormented tears to the scream of anguish and the pure rage on his face, refusing to let *this* death happen. At 63 y.o., it stills makes me tear up b/c Reeves makes it so real!
I personally feel like Ryan Reynolds 1st portrayal of Deadpool in human form was still cannon.
That is Wade in his days as a mercenary, which further cements his skills before he got the powers.
That specific scene of him spinning the swords, i count as cannon.
The deadpool we got from that version, is not cannon.
It also explains his history with Wolverine, and later obsession.
Edit: that version of Wade Wilson still had gifted genetics, which allowed him to push beyond normal limits.
Love this! Thanks for the video :D
I will address a plot hole you call out at 20:40, regarding Thanos' strength.
There is actually great explanations for the power level differences amongst the fan community. And it does actually make a lot of sense, which I thought you might appreciate:
It all comes down to the infinity stones, and how they affect the wearer. They are incredibly powerful magical artifacts, claiming a physical toll over whoever is carrying them. The more stones you carry the more magical powers you'll have, but the weaker you are - physically. And this makes sense, right? Now, you don't need to read further, and can just insert this into whatever power level plot hole you can think of, it generally explains it :)
Examples:
For all the past and early encounters with Thanos, he is carrying at least 2 stones. In the big fight against Iron Man, Doctor Strange, Spider Man, Mantis and Starlord in Infinity War, he is carrying 5. So much weaker physically, to the point that he bleeds, but magically strong enough to go up against Doctor Strange, which he does.
In endgame, and in the scene you are showing at 20:40, Thanos has no infinity stones. He's at his peak physical strength, in a way he has never been portraited yet in the movies at this point, a type of strength that goes perfectly against our own raw strength-type of heroes, such as Iron Man, Cap and Thor.
Another "plot hole" example that isn't really a plot hole: In the end of Infinity War when he has all but 1 stone, there is the scene where is slowly walks over all our heroes to get to Vision, handling everyone with easy using magic. Even besting the magical and infinity stone-infused Wanda. In Endgame, carrying 0 stones during the big final battle, Wanda is more or less about to end the saga by tearing him apart with magic, which he can't deal with with raw strength alone. Saved only by "Rain fire" and huge sacrifices to his own army.
The train scene was f-ing phenomenal. I will always remeber the line "He's just a kid..no older than my son." It gets me everytime. It really underscored what it meant to be a hero, to be willing to sacrifice everything give everything just because its the right thing to do. "because with great power comes great responsibility". That and the realization that he's unmasked and putting his family in danger once again, but able to trust in the goodness of his fellow everyman New Yorker because we're all in this together. Both poignant and uplifting.
The intro should be on this list. Those transitions are smooth!
I actually agree with a majority of this list. That Spider-Man 2 scene is absolutely deserving as the top spot. It’s not just ‘badass’, the two kids telling Peter that they won’t reveal his identity is just outstanding. I personally liked Pattinsons Batman, and I’ve never known why it got so much hate, it’s my favorite Batman movie after Bale’s Dark Knight (which is a literal masterpiece) and that’s a huge accolade. The scene shown here from the movie is PERFECT. The old muscle car as the Bat Mobile, the pouring rain, the upside down shot of him walking as a slower version of “Something In The Way” playing in the background - it’s all spot f*cking on.
I would have included the HIT GIRL scene from Kick Ass 1. Also...Captain America + Winter Soldier vs Iron Man.
SWIIIIIIIITCH TO KRYPTONIIIIIIIITE!!!!
The scene of Natasha Romanov taking down Happy in the ring! Tony and Pepper's reaction were hilarious!
batman: i am the shadows
screen: turns black
ad: im here to tell you about grammarly
OK. Smooth move. That scene from DoFP with Quicksilver is one of the best "Flash" type scenes done so far. I'll give you that one as pure badass.
My latest fave is in No Way Home after the three got their act together. That part where they swing in and land in the different poses should be a poster.
About the top 1, for a split second, I thought, "What the heck? That couldn't be number one"... but you are absolutely right. Awesome ranking.
bro gen z knows who ghost rider is 🤦♂️
Not all of gen z and that's the point
@@jessemooij9952not all of anyone does so it's a stupid point
@@jessemooij9952yea as if all of the millenials know who ghost rider is what a stupid point
Gen z have hurt feelings? 😮
"Thats why i always support quickies"
Nice one.
Hitgirl's hallway scene (to Bad Reputation) from Kick Ass was a missed opportunity. The choices were good, though. Maybe it'll make it into a future edition?
This is the scene I thought of as well. Worth re-watching every year or so.
Definitely what I'd like to add too.
Also...Black Widows Hallway scene in Iron Man 1.
That’s my #1
i´m happy that the best superhero movies of all time (watchmen, logan, deadpool) all got mentioned here, thanks! and the batman, xmens quicksilver etc were all also good choices that i would have picked too :)
Tom holland Spiderman when he uses his spidy sense to fight mysterio at the end. One of the best spidy sense moments ever. Also man of steel when he fights the trio in his hometown. But there should be another part after the flash movie comes out. Theres bound to be a few scenes to pick from.... (Fingers crossed) lol
Im so happy you added Ghost Rider. Me personally Ghost Rider is my #1
I like the XMen mansion scene with Quicksilver saving everyone. Sweet dreams are made of this ..
Commentary is golden :D subbed
I get not wanting to include two Quicksilver super-speed scenes on the list, but I think him evacuating the X Mansion in X-Men: Apocalypse should've made the cut. It was not a good movie, but it did manage one excellent scene. I'm also a bit disappointed the Strange v Strange fight in Multiverse of Madness didn't make the list. That movie had its ups and downs, and that part was a major up.
And while it doesn't really count as a 'superhero' movie, I'd like to give an honorary mention to... well, basically every fight scene in the original Pacific Rim, but especially Gypsy riding to the rescue against Leatherback and Otachi. In a movie absolutely full of badass scenes, that one is easily my favorite.
And I guess if we're bringing up not-superhero movies, I also have to mention the the first half of the Casa Cristo race in the Speed Racer movie. Again, the movie has badass action sequences (mainly race-related) for days, but that one takes the cake. I mean, where else are you going to see a dude jump his car into the air and punch another driver in the face? And as if that scene wasn't enough already, it's closely followed by Pops' epic beatdown of a ninja and subsequent delivery of the single greatest terrible pun of all time (Can you tell I love this movie? Because I fucking love this movie).
Wow you put my favorite as #1. That’s so awesome. That is , without a doubt, my favorite superhero movie. That soundtrack playing at that moment the passengers see his face, immense chills.
Not a bad list, and I especially like the inclusion of Nightcrawler's scene, but I don't know how you leave out Harley Quinn's escape scene in Suicide Squad.
For the most part, I have no problem with your list. The one exception is your pick of scenes from 1978's Superman. Maybe it's a throw back to seeing this movie in the theater during it's initial run (yes, I was a pre-teen back then), but the scene where Superman catches the helicopter and rescues Lois Lane still gives me chills. It is a vastly superior scene to the one you chose.The scene you chose (the turning back time scene) always seemed to me a cheesy solution to a story cul-de-sac where a writer went.
I would’ve added Black Panther or Winter Soldier to this list. Black Panther’s intro had me so hyped and his costume design was sick
i just want to applaud the intro of this video, the editing is spot on!
Can you do top 10 coolest scenes in X-men franchise?
“We won’t tell nobody, as they give him his mask back” 😢😮💨 powerful stuff my boy
What about Flash's moment from Snyder's cut :O
The music and the scene itself was a masterpiece
I mean...sort of....but you have to waste 4 hours of your life to watch that horribly disappointing version of the movie, during which time Cyborg still looks like crap, Wonder Woman's awesome guitar riff becomes some fu@$ing annoying as shit nonsense that plays way to often, the nonsense attempt to shoehorn Martian Manhunter in without actually having him do anything remotely useful...you know basically everything that was "added" or "improved".....
@@Astraeus.. huh
i'm just on about the scene bruv, no need for a full box office review of the movie
@@Astraeus.. you sound butthurt that there are people who actually like it. 😂
Robert Pattinson is an incredible joke, not to mention casting a sparkly vampire as the dark knight..
The 2 best superheroes are Canadian. Wolverine and Deadpool.
Also (well, half anyway) Superman.
Deadpool isn't a superhero, never has been considered one. He is an anti hero, as he does good but he kills people to do that good. Batman was once a Anti hero til he started doing hero stuff with the JL
Dude!!! This list is practically point by point AGREE!! Especially with some of the old throw-backs and with the shout-out for Christopher Reeves! Quicksilver!!!! Cheers!!
You left out black widow in Iron man 2 or what about the interegation scene in Avengers.. or.. do I need to go on?
6:24 omg I forgot that movie existed 💀
I need to rewatch some of these 🙏🔥
24:18 ja nice one
No way you can leave out Batman climbing out of the pit in Dark Knight Rises………The scene and the musical score are some of the best ever and should definitely have been on this list.
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I think Xmen 2's white house scene is the BEST action scene in history!! It's like a renaissance work of art from the music to the imagery, and picking 'Dies Irae' (Day of Wrath from Mozart's requiem mass) was spectacular foreshadowing!! I'm a little disappointed Nightcrawler's train fight scene in the new dark Phoenix wasn't in here. I think that one also showed his hidden talents in an amazing way, from snapping a guy's neck with his tail to slicing another guy's throat with it, and of course teleporting a woman outside the train only to disappear right in time for the train to hit her! All with a smile! 😈 It's such a change from his attitude in the cage fight with angel in apocalypse.
Andrew Garfield swinging back to face the Rhino after the heartbreak of losing Gwen Stacy should be here too.
Okay fine. Let me go watch these movies 😭😭you just made me miss all of them
Why would you change the music, it is such a big part of these scenes... infuriating.
Because copyright probably
Dumb comment
Not having Batman saving Vicki Vale at the museum on this list is a CRIME!
La escena de la Mujer Maravilla es hermosa ❤
Excellent list! Here are a few honorable mentions:
Superman II:
Superman tricking Luthor into tricking the Kryptoniansxinto giving up their powers (even Luthor was impressed with that).
Clark going back to the truck stop to deal with the bully.
Batman (1989):
The parade fight and the cathedral fight.
I shouldn't text while I'm drinking but when Ghost Rider went off the building and landed that was the coolest thing I've ever seen❤
I actually loved Ben Affleck's Batman. It's nice to see the Dark Knight being vicious. Christian Bale's Batman catches you, you'll leave with lumps and a fractured bone. Ben Affleck's Batman catches you and you'll never walk again
Superman saying not impressed was top notch
These are all great! Here's one more: Hit Girl's big fight scene at the end of Kick Ass!
This list is so spot on!! I love it. Top 25 #1 scenes of all time!
"Not impressed" Best line of any Superman movie.
This video was selected by the channel as one of the best Fight scene videos on UA-cam and was added to the channel's playlist accordingly. Thanks for sharing.
Ghost Rider is the definition of Aura
Wolverine was actually a Canadian. He got his Adamantium skeleton in Canada. He was one of the 2 founding members of Alpha Flight. It was he and Vindicator who became Guardian and then died.
fire video! tons of scenes i was not expecting!
Spiderman's train of death always gets me. He risked his life for strangers and they are willing to do the same. I had a date and we saw it on the big. I had to turn my head and wipe the tears away. They got Peter Parker so right. Tender badass.
bro, the "Are you Thor, the God of hammers?" always cracks me up
15:43 Hugh is the reason I keep going back and playing X-men Origins Wolverine. seeing him doing the voice dubbing for Login brought back so much of X-men Origins Wolverine game memories.
Love the editing at the beginning 👌🏽
that "He's just a kid" in toby's spiderman really hit hard when i was young
Well done! This is a wonderful collection/retrospective.
Not gonna finish video to avoid spoilers from movies I haven’t seen yet, but the office meeting scene from Shazam has to be in here even though it’s a villain, it deserves a spot.
Nahh that whole Captain America elevator sequence was one of the best movie sequences I’ve ever seen. Gives me goosebumps every time. Especially after he jumps out and he takes down the quinjet and flips off to the music….no comment
Glad your reviews showed some retro films!
You know what more badass, he used the akaza theme for the background music, that's dope ngl
For me, ultimate badass moment in superhero movies?
Superman 2, and the trucker/bully at the end. Pure class.
0:26 that transition was smooth as hell
Captain america is pure bravery
Thor is pure power
Iron man is pure intelligence
"We wont tell nobody". I love it cause you can actually believe that every one of those people stuck by that kids words and never told anyone.
Great video thanks for all you collection and effort 👍🏻