An epic fight scene.

Superheroes have given us some of the most inventive fights in action movies, but none of them are better than the ones you're about to see.

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Top 10 Superhero movie Fight sees Number 10 Here's a tip I've learned after watching so many of these superhero movies.

If you smell a fight scene about to happen and you see a train, something really good is about to happen.

When my boy Wolverines started poking people with those claws and wound up on top of a Japanese bullet train Magnifico because usually when Wolverine fights, it's just tan versus a bunch of non mutant Normie Zehr, angrily throwing himself at just one.

Do those air still fun to watch, but this train battle is something else entirely.

Train is more than just a set piece here.

Wolverine almost uses it like another weapon in his arsenal.

Plus, the lack of music really adds a lot to the high speed intensity.

Truth be told, it was a toss up between this and the Lady Death Strike Fighter next to but ultimately the train just made for an X Men fight unlike any other that's got getting baited.

Hard Number nine superhero films are white hot, popular in this day and age, but you know who was at the forefront of this whole trend.

Freakin blade.

Not to spinner men's not directs men's I'm Talking Wesley Snipes as the half vampire who kills vampires.

And, of course, you've got a kick off a movie like this with an impressive fight.

Blade crashes a vampire rave by murdering everyone with weapons and turn them into cartoon skeletons.

But he doesn't always so much player and creativity that the club fight still holds up to this day.

Kind of makes me want to pin a due to long, fist pumping celebration.

Number eight.

It's coming up on a decade old is his top tens being made, but I had almost for cotton upheld Watchman.

Is there a top 10 worthy fighting there?

Not so much in the theatrical version, but in that extended version Oh, for sure, The death of Hollis Mason, the original night owl, tells a whole story about a former hero who's met his match but goes down swinging just like in his glory days.

It's a weird feeling, so nostalgic for a character the movie doesn't really spend much time with.

But they somehow did it with a fight that's barely over a minute law, and there's really nothing else like it in any movie that calls itself a superhero film.

It's a comfortable it's jarring, and most of all, it's really sad.

Man number seven It's pretty hard to ignore a fight scene from a movie about a bunch of heroes, all fighting each other.

Captain America, Civil Wars Airport Battle has a lot of creativity going for it, but it's just too low stakes to put in the top 10.

It's pretty hard to be on the edge of my seat in the fight where everyone's constantly apologizing.

I'm sorry, Captain won't kill you, but it ain't gonna tickle either.

Look, I really don't want to hurt you.

Way have met yet.

Crystal friends.

Right now, the real fight is the emotional climax when Iron Man tries to kill Bucky after learning that Bucky killed his parents and when cap steps in the punches hit so much harder.

Not just because of how heartbroken Tony is but because you're watching the saddest movie break up since Max and Roxanne in an extremely goofy movie, have you seen them together recently?

No.

You have it.

Plus the fight taking place in a giant like concrete soda can.

And that one shot everybody thinks up.

Both make the whole scene.

Riel.

Stint, Number six.

Some of the best fights and film are revenge fights just like that hallway fight from, um, that same title.

But it deserves to be here.

Underestimating this 10 year old murderer is the last mistake.

A lot of bad guys making this movie.

After hit girls, Dad was brutally murdered.

She was all fired up and ready to make everyone pick.

You know, she's pissed.

You know, A lot of dudes have to die, but that doesn't mean it can't be a ton of fun to watch hit girls bad reputation.

Let's lose some of the most impressive fight choreography.

On his whole licks, she stabs a dude's hand of scorpions.

Mortal Kombat spirit makes him shoot himself in the face.

You know that the editor was having a blast when he put in one of the coolest gun reloads ever in a movie.

It's one of those fights that short but sweet.

And since daredevils Holy Fight wasn't from a movie, we had to get just one hallway fight.

Scene number five June 2nd 2017 I'm in the theater and I cannot stop smiling at the site of Wonder Woman crossing No man's land like an absolute balls man, that scene just makes me model like, I don't know, go punch a dude in the neck.

Sorry, I get all hyped up when I watch.

But when those enemy soldiers get all exploded, the fight isn't over yet.

Wonder Woman incapacitates to whole rooms full of armed and angry Germans in a gorgeously choreographed slo mo spectacle.

And then she flips a tank with a freakin hands.

And that's insight.

I'm trying my hardest not to just brainless league eke out here, but broke that long take of the last.

So fight Sony number four.

There was an idea to bring together a group of remarkable people to see if they could become something more so in Marvel spent years building toward it.

They could fight a battle we'd never seen before.

There's no mistaking just how big of an impact the Battle of New York has had not just on Marvel, but on the film industry itself.

The finale of the Avengers was like a real life cultural event the emcee use as colossal as it is now, partly because this enormous 30 minute long war actually worked.

Team up moments are made of pure joy, and that one continuous fly through shot is still one of my favorite moments.

But the battle New York isn't just a fan boy's dream come true.

It's legitimately well made, fight just meat and built this battle like it was its own separate, moving with a beginning, a middle and the climates.

At first, the heroes air overwhelmed for a while.

But then they come together and start fighting back, and after they're backed into a corner, they make one final desperation play that ultimately saves the world.

Is that the greatest fight ever in a superhero film?

Quite.

But it's definitely one of the absolute most important Number three.

Everyone knows Batman for having no superpowers in yet keeping pace with the big boys anyway.

He's got a ton of memorable moments of triumph, but one of his most iconic fights was also one of his most important losses.

The Dark Knight rises interpretation of the Batman vs Bain Fight is just the way it should be.

Quiet and brutal.

This'll fight is over before it ever begins.

Even when Batman Lands hits that would down any normal man.

It's like watching Bruce's funeral before he's even been killed.

Catwoman and Baines minions can only look on in mournful silence as he's beaten to the brink of debt.

And then the big moment happens.

How it's uncommon enough for superhero fights to end with the hero having to hold a now like this.

But even among the ones that do, this one is by far the key.

This fight is great, but can someone please explain to me how you can rob a stock exchange or why those transactions weren't just nullified?

Can you at least just give you a teeny hint?

Help?

Admin got back to Gotham.

Been bugging me since 2012.

Number two.

I'm gonna be honest.

My favorite scene in Captain America, The Winter Soldier is Nick Fury's escape.

No doubt maybe that counts as a fight to you, but car chases are easily a whole genre of action seen on their own.

One thing I know we're going to agree on, though.

That highway fight is top 10.

But Terry, it starts the way I like.

My fight seems to start a screaming man getting splattered against a semi truck.

From there, it's black Widow, Falcon and cap, all fighting winter soldiers onslaught with plenty of clever moments, wicked sound design and some of the very best choreography in the M.

C.

You to date, I can't tell you how many times have replayed just at night, but like you see how it switches hands on quickly stuff.

Oh, I love it.

It's number one.

Before there was phantoms before the Big T months before the interconnected mega franchise films that admittedly are fun to watch.

There was Sam Rainey's Spiderman trilogy Look, Spidey Homecoming was a really fun moving all but Spiderman two and its legendary trained fight still holed up so freaking Well, I mean, unless you just really hate Tobey Maguire's fight efforts.

This'll is superhero action at its very best emotional states, a compelling villain on exciting main set piece on on inspiring score, peters, glutes and choreography that still shows the rest how it's done all these years later.

The longer it goes on, the higher the stakes get until it's finally kept off with the all time classic train stopping seat.

But also the way Spidey and Doc Ock trade blows and even just move around makes this fight very uniquely a superhero.

One.

You're not gonna get this in any other kind of action film.

And a I told you at the very beginning, superheroes and trains are a great combination for our Secret Number.

11.

Who else can absorb a books knowledge at a touch besides Meteor Man, that's not a rhetorical question.

Answers this guy.

His name's Simon anyway.

The films end is a battle of the books, which goes everywhere, from Bruce Lee's martial arts to a superpowered slugfest to the most lethal form of fighting.