What's your favorite movie knife

Can't believe it took me so long to remember this: in Red Dawn (1984), the boys stopped by one of their dad's general stores for supplies right as the reds were moving in. I couldn't find good pics of the knives, but they got a stack of boxes appropriately sized for Buck 119s.

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The knives are featured throughout the film, notably to gut a deer and scratch a memorial into a boulder.
 
have to mention the aapple series, 'See' - this scene has many blades & some really excellent choreography ; )

 
The Adventures of Jim Bowie, the TV series back in the Dark Ages of the 1950s, before color TV. It opened with a thrown Bowie thwacking into a door. I probably ruined a bunch of knives that way, being of an impressionable age.
 
Oooh, one more! In Mission Impossible III, Tom Cruise uses an Extrema Ratio T.F.S. Pilot folder to coerce Phillip Seymour Hoffman into giving up Intel by dangling him over an open cargo bay in-flight. I'm actually impressed that the prop guys used a seriously niche, and totally appropriate folder instead of any number of cheaper options.

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The Adventures of Jim Bowie, the TV series back in the Dark Ages of the 1950s, before color TV. It opened with a thrown Bowie thwacking into a door. I probably ruined a bunch of knives that way, being of an impressionable age.
That was the same prop that was used in The Iron Mistress.

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yesterday i watched "apex" on netflix, with Charlize Theron. in Australia (down under), she is a daredevil but she carries no knife as she is exploring the stunning wilderness! if is was up to go to down under be sure i'd go with at least 3 knives( a big one, a mora companion, and a sak).
the guy as an opinel to cut some meat, and a rather short and ugly multitool !
 
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