Nice. I rewatched this fight scene on July 6th, 2014's evening on TNTHD on a 22" HDTV.

I was originally on board with the idea of expanding the Hobbit to fill in the back story of Lord of the Rings. I always thought it was odd that Tolkien just threw in this world shatteringly important event that happens off page.

But so far the two movies have been disappointing. Too long and too many improbable chase scenes. The whole pointless "dwarves vs Smaug" fight scene was just awful.

Holmes and Watson were decent enough in their scenes, but yeah, there was just way too much filler.

The should have killed the dragon in the 2nd film. The third film will be tonnes of animated fight scenes with Legolas confused about how he got shoehorned into a story he was never a part of. But it'll be fun to watch.

'The Mountain & the Viper' Fight Scene (Denial Version) GoT has been added as a related post - related requested by Lilithia.

For everyone else who hoped for a different outcome: http://videosift.com/video/The-Mountain-the-Viper-Fight-Scene-Denial-Version-GoT

Lot of people don't even like number 11
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And jesus, that pregnancy scene (7) was a prime example of just how utterly terrible some of the acting was.

and who the fuck is "oooh-an McGregor"? It's "You-an"

The (Totally) Phantom Menace - Lamest Fight Scene EVER! has been added as a related post - related requested by ChaosEngine.

I knew one of them would be Wheels on Meals. Absolutely one of my favorite fight scenes ever.

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I liked when [spoiler]he got his face cut off at the end fight scene[/spoiler] in Equilibrium, but this video was much funnier.

@enoch-Same premise in Fight Club: Self-actualization through abrupt shocks to your fixed-perception and routines. (Hell, 'The Matrix' made the shit look easy!)

Zizek pretty-much nails the significance of the duration and intensity of our hero(s) fight scene-

Best fight scene in a movie. One of the best movies I've seen (or saw it's been awhile)

*promote that epic Roddy Piper/Kieth David fight scene...

reminds me of a cowboy bebop fight scene /

Wow intense fight scene, impossible to shoot today. Today's gas prices? No one would ever bankroll it.