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So ScreenCrush Made A List Of The Best Fight Scenes Of The 2000s Apparently the guys at ScreenCrush were so pumped after seeing Charlize Theron pummel bad guys in Atomic Blonde and were excited by a particular stairwell sequence where Charlize Theron's Agent Lorraine Broughton worked her way down a building just kicking ass, so they decided to rank their favorite action scenes from the movies produced over the last 17 years Having seen the list, I have to say that these are interesting choices and the sequences are amazing but whether or not they are the best is left for you to judge so feel free to comment your thoughts. Alright then, enough talking, let's get to fighting. Here's their list of the best fight scenes of the 2000s 1.  Blade II  (2002) Directed by Guillermo del Toro Blade II  never gets the respect or recognition it deserves as one of the premiere superhero movies of the century. The first  Blade  was a solid thriller, but Guille...

Game of Thrones: All Known Valyrian Steel Blades Explained As a medieval-style fantasy,  Game of Thrones ‘ creator George R.R. Martin borrowed from J.R.R. Tolkien’s tradition of having specialized weapons complete with names and special, even magical, properties. Much of  Game of Thrones ‘ appeal lies in the complex characters and intricate political drama of Westeros, but it is still a show that prominently features dragons, ice zombies, and faceless assassins. To battle such threats, ordinary mortals need weapons, and some of those weapons are truly unique. Among the rarest and most prized weapons in  Game of Thrones  are blades made of Valyrian steel, which is stronger than regular steel with edges that need never be sharpened. The secret of how to forge Valyrian steel was lost in the Doom of Old Valyria, a catastrophic event on the continent of Essos that occurred four centuries before the events of  Game of Thrones . As such, only a scant few pe...

REVIEW: 'EASTWATCH' WAS OUR  MOST REVELATORY EPISODE OF THE SEASON SO FAR. 'Eastwatch' was all about providing answers to some of the burning questions on the mind of the faithful viewers and it did well to drive crucial plot points as we move (sadly) closer towards the final stretch of the season.  I had already suspected prior to seeing, that this episode five would be fuckery on auto pilot. (I was on my three eyed raven shit) I sniffed the BS, before it happened, but HBO and the gang still snuck a few gems here and there. Brace yourselves.  The Mad Queen lives!!! So turns out  Dany doesn't hang people, she burns em (big surprise😒). From the "non knee benders" to the casual every day traitor.  The judgment is still the same swoosh, dracarys. Episode five began on a sour note. Sam Tarley's folks, Papa Tarley and the valiant and adorable Dickon Talley (his name is Dickon 😂😂), were transformed into bacon, regardless of...