Your favorite movie sword? Pics

[Luke.]

Whats your favorite sword from a movie? Or moment from a movie including a sword?

My favorite is the scene from 300, phalanx does it job then Leonidas draws and all you know what breaks loose!

[der_vincent]

Hey,

well thats easy:

ror sure, and by far: the Conan ATLANTEAN sword, made by Albion and the famous Jody Samson

http://www.myarmoury.com/review_alb_atlantean.html

Cheers Vincent

[FortyTwoBlades]

[SBranson]

+1 for Conan's sword but all the swords in Conan are cool.

Subotai's



Valleria's



Conan's Father's sword.



Though I prefer the rough aged look of the one in the recent remake.



http://www.flickr.com/photos/artandr...5189/lightbox/

[crimsonfalcon07]

I'm looking forward to when you do a sword for a movie, Stuart. I'd like to see you do a version of that sword of valleria.

[Luke.]

Awesome movie! Love that the cocky young pretender got schooled by the older, far more experienced blade master.

[JParanee]

Some good sword scenes


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-qzr...e_gdata_player

[GRIM 62]

Really good duel scenes!

[I.N.F.K]

this says it all
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[horseclover]

Sleepy Hollow sssssssssssnake hilt. Missed the Albion version. Windlass should hv=ave them in the coming weeks (per their cs) Kind of bland but I likessssssss it.




The other is probably the sequences of Ichi films. That and too many to mention from good old Japanese films and the swords.



The Duelists swords I kind of take for granted. Then there is Marlon Brando with his spadroon in Mutiny On The Bounty. Lots of accurate historic types appear in film. Of those military films, probably the nicest I appreciate is the eagle pommel handed to Crow by the French captain (playing doctor) in Master&Commander. I have a screenshot somewhere but I've better pictures of a similar type of hilt.



Cheers

GC

[horseclover]

Here are those screenshots. Same eagle type, anyway.

[Luke.]

Nice!!!

I also love the rawness of Rob Roy final scene

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27M5...e_gdata_player

And who can forget jimmy bond fencing!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HpTUA...e_gdata_player

[JParanee]

Another good one

Troy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1slkF...e_gdata_player

[C.S. Graves]

The masked dude's kris in Queens of Langkasuka:



And the many dha/krabi in Bang Rajan:

[SBranson]

Some good sword scenes

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-qzr...e_gdata_player

Toshiro Mifune is the best! I don't own a lot of movies but I have all the Kurosawa with him. Definitely my favourites.

This though is one of my favourite duels from Seven Samurai.

[JParanee]

Yes Stuart I agree Kurosawa & Mifune rock

[Hans17]

Is this really even debatable?

[bernard_s3]

Is this really even debatable?

[BePrepared]

Is this really even debatable?

you win.

[never too sharp]

I liked the Kurgan's sword in The highlander because it was a take-down. It wasn't ornate or very original, and the little blades on the hilt seem kind of pointless, but they were scary.