We’ve got some mega entertainment lined up for you. These films range from modern-day blockbusters to martial arts classics. They all have one thing in common, the fight scenes! They represent some of the most innovative use of weapons, hand-to-hand combat, high-octane gun fights, and even all out brawls! Check out the list of movies with incredible fight scenes that you can stream in 2024.
Incredible Fight Scenes 2024
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever
In the aftermath of the unexpected demise of the formidable Black Panther (2018), mourning Queen Ramonda and resilient Princess Shuri grapple with the challenges of navigating a world eager to exploit Wakanda's valuable vibranium resources. However, just one year after the passing of King T'Challa, a fresh threat emerges. This time, it comes in the form of King Namor, the mutant leader commanding an indomitable oceanic warrior race, steadfast in his determination to shield the concealed underwater kingdom of Talokan from the surface world at any cost. With the invaders tightening their suffocating grip, Wakanda must brace itself for a formidable fight, whether or not its courageous defender stands alongside them.
Highlight: the Dora Milaje (all-female warriors) who steal ever scene they are in!
Enter the Dragon
"Enter the Dragon" is a classic martial arts film released in 1973, featuring the iconic Bruce Lee in the lead role. The story follows Lee's character, a skilled martial artist named Lee, who is recruited by a British intelligence agent to participate in a martial arts tournament on a private island owned by the enigmatic Han, a notorious crime lord. As Lee delves into the tournament, he uncovers Han's illegal activities, including drug trafficking and slavery. Alongside fellow competitors Roper and Williams, Lee faces formidable opponents and navigates the treacherous island to expose and thwart Han's criminal empire. "Enter the Dragon" is celebrated for its groundbreaking martial arts choreography, Lee's charismatic performance, and its pivotal role in popularizing martial arts cinema globally. The film remains a landmark in the genre and a testament to Bruce Lee's enduring legacy.
Fast X
"Fast X" is the supposed final installment in one of the longest and most successful film franchises in history. The cast is insane, filled with action stars and Oscar winners. The tenth film of the Fast and Furious Saga is now entering its third decade with the same core cast and characters as its inception. Throughout numerous missions and against seemingly insurmountable odds, Dom Toretto (Vin Diesel) and his family have consistently outwitted, outmaneuvered, and outdriven every adversary in their path. Now, they confront their most formidable foe yet: an ominous threat emerging from the shadows of the past, driven by a quest for blood revenge, intent on shattering the Toretto family and obliterating everything and everyone Dom holds dear.
In the aftermath of their takedown of Brazilian drug kingpin Hernan Reyes in 2011's Fast Five, little did Dom and his crew know that Reyes' son, Dante (Jason Momoa), witnessed the event and has spent the last 12 years meticulously plotting to exact the ultimate revenge on Dom. Dante's scheme will disperse Dom's family across the globe, forging new alliances and resurrecting old adversaries. However, the game changes entirely when Dom learns that Dante's primary target is none other than his own 8-year-old son (Leo Abelo Perry, Black-ish). Helmed by director Louis Leterrier (Clash of the Titans, The Incredible Hulk), Fast X features a returning ensemble cast, including Michelle Rodriguez, Tyrese Gibson, Chris "Ludacris" Bridges, Nathalie Emmanuel, Jordana Brewster, Sung Kang, Jason Statham, John Cena, and Scott Eastwood. The star-studded lineup also includes Oscar® winners Helen Mirren and Charlize Theron.
Warrior
"Warrior" is a 2011 sports drama film directed by Gavin O'Connor. The story revolves around two estranged brothers, Tommy and Brendan Conlon, played by Tom Hardy and Joel Edgerton, who find themselves entering a high-stakes mixed martial arts tournament called Sparta. Both brothers have different motivations for participating – Tommy, a Marine haunted by his past, seeks redemption and closure, while Brendan, a former MMA fighter turned physics teacher, competes to secure his family's financial future. As the tournament progresses, the brothers confront their troubled past, family dynamics, and personal demons. "Warrior" is not only a gripping sports drama with intense fight sequences but also a poignant exploration of family, redemption, and the unbreakable bonds that tie people together, making it a compelling and emotionally charged film.
First Blood
"First Blood" is a 1982 action film directed by Ted Kotcheff, based on David Morrell's novel of the same name. The movie introduces John Rambo, played by Sylvester Stallone, a troubled Vietnam War veteran drifting through small-town America. When Rambo is unjustly harassed by a small-town sheriff, he triggers a traumatic flashback, prompting him to resist arrest and escape into the dense woods. The situation escalates as a manhunt ensues, with Rambo using his military skills to survive and evade capture. As tensions rise, the film explores the psychological scars of war and the mistreatment of veterans, delivering a gripping narrative that blends action with social commentary. "First Blood" is a landmark film that launched the iconic Rambo franchise and remains a classic in the action genre.=
The Woman King
During the 1800s, an ensemble of formidable female warriors safeguards the African kingdom of Dahomey with unparalleled skills and unmatched fierceness. Confronted by a looming menace, General Nanisca takes on the responsibility of training the upcoming generation of recruits. These warriors are prepared to combat a foreign adversary hell-bent on dismantling their cherished way of life, marking a critical chapter in their ongoing struggle to protect their kingdom.
Whether it’s fully fact or fiction, the players in this female army are trained and deadly, allowing us viewers to see the Oscar-winning, Yale-educated Viola Davis as a ruthless killing machine!
John Wick: Chapter 4
This one needs little introduction. As the bounty on his life continues to escalate, the renowned assassin John Wick expands his battle against the High Table on a global scale. His quest leads him to confront the most influential figures in the underworld, spanning locations from New York and Paris to Japan and Berlin.
Helmed by legendary stuntman turned director, Chad Stahelski continues to elevate the genre with the fourth film in the series.
Furies
This is one gritty Vietnamese revenge thriller! A spinoff to the movie “Furie,” "Furies," originally titled "Thanh Soi," shifts its focus away from Thanh, positioning her as a co-lead alongside the true star of the film, Bi (Dong Anh Quynh), an orphan fueled by righteous anger. Bi confronts childhood trauma by taking on a group of sadistic human traffickers with a trio of fellow vigilantes, including Thanh (played by Toc Tien), Hong (Rima Thanh Vy), and their leader, Jacqueline (Ngo Thanh Van).
In a disquieting opening scene, a young Bi (Thuy Linh) loses her mother, a prostitute, in a violent incident. Fifteen years later, Bi is rescued and adopted by Jacqueline and her two pupils, Hong and Thanh. All four women share a bond forged by experiences of sexual assault, and the film commendably addresses this intense connection in several scenes. The narrative explores Bi's volatile fight-or-flight response triggered by memories of her mother, showcasing her uncontrollable punches. The film maintains a considerable dark undertone, not only through its antagonists but also in the intense physical confrontations between the main characters, emphasizing a gritty, pulpy atmosphere..