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

[killgar]

I saw this episode the first time it aired (2007), and all these many years later I still bust out laughing the moment poor Fausto's knife flies apart. Definitely one of my favorite tv-knife moments .

 

[ZT0301Green]

Since the ZT 0301/302 are ones I missed out on buying. I like the scene in NCIS when Gibbs and Denozzo whip some out and cut some fireplace steaks.

Are you looking to buy ZT 0301?

 

[Grosvenor]

First Terminator movie. Bill Paxton and his switchblade

 

[Mossyhorn]

Exposure aka Higher Art is a must see movie. The movie starts out with a knife attack, features some cool knives and contains knife fighting training.

 

[The True North]

Probably Jax’s USMC Kabar in SOA.

 

[The Grendels]

I'm a big fan of Streets of Fire:

This scene from Kick Ass also comes to mind, with the warning to never bring a knife to a pole-arm fight.

 

[Mister_Punchy]

I noticed that Microtech OTFs were used several times in the recent show Squid Game, with a close up of an ultratech in one of the later episodes.

Edit : the french Laguiole brand is even more present.

 

[cbach8tw]

Highlander with Sean Connery and the ivory katana, do not have a particular scene.

 

[Seminole31]

LH Sebenza in “Collateral” (which also features some very legit gun handling btw)

 

[SubaruSTi]

The Great Raid has a scene where a US soldier is taking out a Japanese sentry with a knife, if I remember right you see the flash of the steel and the stalk and the kill.

 

[tinfoil hat timmy]

Big Trouble in little China

whole movie

 

[K.O.D.]

I saw this episode the first time it aired (2007), and all these many years later I still bust out laughing the moment poor Fausto's knife flies apart. Definitely one of my favorite tv-knife moments .

Love it, its definitely me.

 

[sgt1372]

It's always been either "Crocodile Dundee" or "Rambo I" for me but "Hunted" should get an hororable mention.

If I had to choose, I'd choose "Crocodile Dundee" for the win. How can you beat: "THAT'S not a knife. THIS is a knife!" LOL!

 

[Danny Linguini]

Not much knife, but enough.

 

[K.O.D.]

It's always been either "Crocodile Dundee" or "Rambo I" for me but "Hunted" should get an hororable mention.

If I had to choose, I'd choose "Crocodile Dundee" for the win. How can you beat: "THAT'S not a knife. THIS is a knife!" LOL!

I can't remember if it was the first or second one where he throws his knife in the bar and splits the punk's mohawk.

 

[Mister_Punchy]

Can't believe no one thought of my man Jack Bauer :

"an average businessman with a Microtech Halo in his car ?!"

Edit : apparently I cannot hotlink this video

 

[killgar]

In post #20 I incorrectly described an episode of "That 70's Show", but just by chance I saw it again recently and noticed I had remembered it wrong. So I'll correct myself here. It's amazing how certain you can be about something you "remember" but be very wrong.

Casey Kelso (Luke Wilson) attends a barbeque/party at the Foreman house after the Foreman's win a huge amount of hot dogs (I knew there were hot dogs involved). Donna wants her hot dog cut in half, at which point Casey pulls a knife out from behind his back to cut it for her.

This is the best screen shot I could take.

For anyone interested, It was episode 26, season 4.

 

[TSR2]

The Maltese Falcon
Robinson Crusoe on Mars
Training Day
Best Seller

 

[K.O.D.]

The knife fight in Under Siege 2 was quite ridiculous.

Maes Hughes in Full Metal Alchemist had a thing for throwing knives, and was a badass.

Then there's the knife Night Slasher carried in "Cobra." As a kid it was so cool. Now... not so much.

In "The Punisher " Dolph Lundgren uses skull handled daggers as a calling card. Despite being considered a b-movie, I love it. Yakuza and Jeroen Krabbé as the villains? Love it.

 

[dealer21]

I am in search of the knife the night slasher carried in Cobra....I know they were issued or copied by a couple of knife makers. Anyone know where I can buy one ?