What are your favorite TV/movie scenes involving knives/other blades?

[Asher Sympson]

In Rambo 2, 3, and 5 Stallone uses boot daggers alongside his main blades. In 2 & 3 he uses a 12" stiletto as a throwing knife, and in 5 he uses a damascus dagger he made for Gabriella to put down one of the cartel leaders.

 

[Asher Sympson]

John Wick loves his Microtech Combat Troodons.

 

[Mako109]

"Machete Kills"

 

[Asher Sympson]

"Machete Kills"

Those look homemade! I like it. Daggers, throwing knives, machetes, Mr. Machete is ready for anything.

 

[Dav(id)03]

Ellie’s switchblade from “the last of us 2”

 

[Cognoscenti]

Gerber MK2. A global classic scene.

I like the MK2 for Executive Decision scene where Seagal take care of business with not only 1 not 2 but 3 Tango with his MK2

 

[Wolverine666]

 

[JoWa]

Legends of the Fall
After his brother is killed, Tristan goes berserk and takes German scalps.

 

[Asher Sympson]

James Bond carries a CRKT Sting in one of the newer Daniel Craig movies, I can't recall which one. James Bond has also used a Gerber MKI, 06 Auto, a Mikov Predator, and a custom throwing/boot knife in "From Russia with Love".

 

[Asher Sympson]

Mad Max wields a Gerber MKII in "Mad Max 2" and in "Fury Road" appears to have a Chris Reeves Pacific mounted on his vest/jacket.

 

[Cognoscenti]

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haha yup its definitelly a good one ! love this bad ass movie

 

[Cognoscenti]

Thats what im talking about
nothing fancy
simple yet effective
thats how you "take care of business"

it show right in the very first min :

 

[Cognoscenti]

I don’t think it’s been mentioned so I’ll do it here. The movie “The Professional” starting Jean Reno and Gary Oldman. Jean Reno plays the part of a Professional hit man protecting a young girl (a young Natalie Portman).

First of all ....it is an excellent movie and I highly recommend it. In the movie, Jean Reno doesn’t say much but there comes a point in the movie when he genuinely cares for the girl and let’s her in on a bit of his personal life. He describes what it takes to be a professional killer. There is not only a great knife scene, but a gripping anecdote of when and how to use a knife as a professional killer.

This movie has a cult like following and again I highly recommend it. The final scene alone is worth it.

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The Classic :

 

[dirc]

that pic reminds me of possibly the worst knife fight scene in film... but it was the 50s so it was 'great' for its time

 

[GIRLYmann]

big man, big knife
what's there not to like ?!

the fan (1996)

time to get smart

 

[JohnnyBKnife]

The Warriors

 

[sadmin]

The Revenant & Hostiles has some solid knife scenes with frontier style pieces.
Shot Caller has a solid "any knife will kill" scene.

 

[Lesknife]

My favorite from decades ago has always been a scene in the John Wayne movie Big Jake. He takes a Hubertus lever action knife out of his vest pocket, flicks it open and throws it sticking in the tree next to Jim Davis who is about to hang a sheep herder and says “ you cut him down “ I’ve always been intrigued by that knife and always wanted one just like it.

 

[TC]

Switchback (1997) - Dennis Quaid is a rogue FBI agent looking for his abducted kid. Danny Glover is a killer with a very nice looking knife (looked it up once - custom movie piece). Great little movie that I watch every few years or so.

 

[sadmin]

Switchback (1997) - Dennis Quaid is a rogue FBI agent looking for his abducted kid. Danny Glover is a killer with a very nice looking knife (looked it up once - custom movie piece). Great little movie that I watch every few years or so.

that casual femoral artery slice scene is brutal; reminds me of the wrist slash on Drive