Combat Scenes In Film

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Combat Scenes In Film

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Dec 19, 2022

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History has been forged by war and combat, for the most part when it comes to action movies it's what makes up the majority of the plot. However, some memorable moments in film are just so badass that they stick with you forever. As always we want to hear you tell us some of your favorite moments while we punch and kick our way through combat scenes in film.

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Dec 19, 2022

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