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<blockquote data-quote="sidonunspa" data-source="post: 3756589" data-attributes="member: 4360">Well I can name some American movies with tons of movement and dynamic melee combat.1) LoTR Trilogy: The Hearos are cutting down orcs and moving to meet the next one, leaving a trail of bodied behind them. Look at all the fight when they face the goblins and the cave troll.2) Willow: (wow that’s from left field) remember when Mad Martigan picks up the sword and hacks through bad guys? (wow, you are great..) notice, he never stopped moving3) Braveheart – Do I need to bring up how Wallice cuts though people and moves through the battle?4) King Arthur (2004) - the battles are very dynamic and contain tons of movement though battle, and some nice &quot;combat moves&quot; as well.&nbsp;5) 300 – Come on, do I need to explain this one? I can also come up with some combat manuvers looking at this film.&nbsp; I know I can come up with more if I thought about it</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sidonunspa, post: 3756589, member: 4360"] Well I can name some American movies with tons of movement and dynamic melee combat. 1) LoTR Trilogy: The Hearos are cutting down orcs and moving to meet the next one, leaving a trail of bodied behind them. Look at all the fight when they face the goblins and the cave troll. 2) Willow: (wow that’s from left field) remember when Mad Martigan picks up the sword and hacks through bad guys? (wow, you are great..) notice, he never stopped moving 3) Braveheart – Do I need to bring up how Wallice cuts though people and moves through the battle? 4) King Arthur (2004) - the battles are very dynamic and contain tons of movement though battle, and some nice "combat moves" as well. 5) 300 – Come on, do I need to explain this one? I can also come up with some combat manuvers looking at this film. I know I can come up with more if I thought about it [/QUOTE]

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