Are you a thrill-seeker who craves adrenaline and suspense? Look no further! We have produced a list of the Best 10 Action Movies that every action fan should see. These flicks have it all: explosive vehicle chases, dramatic combat sequences, mind-blowing stunts, and adrenaline-pumping narratives. Whether you’re a seasoned lover of the genre or fresh to the world of action-packed cinema, this list offers nonstop enjoyment. So grab your popcorn, sit back, and prepare for a cinematic trip unlike any other!

Best 10 Action Movies – Must To Watch

• Plane (2023)
  A high-octane action thriller set in the skies.
• Shoot ‘Em Up (2007)
  An adrenaline-fueled action film with non-stop shootouts.
• Shaun of the Dead (2004)
  A hilarious zombie action-comedy by Edgar Wright.
• Baby Driver (2017)
  A stylish action film with an incredible soundtrack and car chases.
• Crank: High Voltage (2009)
  A relentless and over-the-top action film starring Jason Statham.
• The Incredibles (2004)
  A Pixar animated film about a family of superheroes.
• Hot Fuzz (2007)
  A brilliant action-comedy from the creators of Shaun of the Dead.
• Widows (2018)
  A gripping heist thriller with a stellar cast.
• Lucy (2014)
  A sci-fi action film featuring Scarlett Johansson as a woman with extraordinary abilities.
• 13 Assassins (2010)
  An epic samurai action film directed by Takashi Miike.

1. “Plane” (2023)

IMDb Rating: 6.5/10

Rotten Tomatoes: 94%

Clint Eastwood didn’t even have the guts to ask the question that Jean-François Richet’s “Plane,” which is as sturdy, weathered, and unfussy as the Reagan-era passenger jet that gives this January-ass film its poetically blunt title, answers. What if Capt. Sully Sullenberger had been man enough to land that baby in the middle of a steroidal ’80s action movie, rather than ditching US Airways Flight 1549 in the Hudson River like a total loser? You are aware of the sort! The kind of vaguely racist man-versus-army spectacle that culminates with the bad guys loading the shoulder-mounted rocket-launchers that Southeast Asian henchmen always keep on hand in case Sylvester Stallone ever decides to reboot “Rambo” again. The story follows a couple of jacked-up English-speaking everymen who are forced to kill their way out of a hot foreign jungle full of indigenous militants.

2. “Shoot ‘Em Up” (2007)

IMDb Rating: 6.7/10

Rotten Tomatoes: 67%

The best action films of this century have often been created by experts for experts, paying respect to the classics while reimagining their greatest moments in novel ways. Writer-director Michael Davis has stated that he was inspired to write “Shoot ‘Em Up” by the flamboyant gunplay found in Hong Kong crime films from the 1990s, namely the well-known scene in “Hard Boiled” where a police officer defends the infants in a maternity hospital. Clive Owen plays a roving stranger in Davis’s fast-paced parody on Woo. After saving a newborn from a cold-blooded assassin (Paul Giamatti), he attempts to uncover a bizarre and extensive criminal and political scheme with the aid of an illegal prostitute (Monica Bellucci). The narrative is told through brilliantly produced action sequences in which the protagonist must continually overcome a series of absurd setbacks, such as fending off attackers during a sexual encounter or attempting to shoot a gun while holding a broken finger.

3. “Shaun of the Dead” (2004)

IMDb Rating: 7.9/10

Rotten Tomatoes: 92%

The first installment of Edgar Wright’s Cornetto Trilogy provided the film world with its first real glimpse of the gifted British hyphenate, but Wright’s aesthetic nearly came out of the womb fully formed. Everything you desire from an Edgar Wright picture is already present, including the killer soundtrack, complex visual gags, Simon Pegg, and Nick Frost. The picture pays homage to Romero zombie films, which Wright clearly enjoys, but the film’s true brilliance resides in its decision to focus on Simon Pegg’s Shaun and his fiancée Liz (Kate Ashfield). While “Shaun of the Dead” may be argued to be one of the century’s best comedies, horror flicks, and rom-coms, a scene incorporating Queen’s “Don’t Stop Me Now” cemented its place in the pantheon of great action films as well.

4. “Baby Driver” (2017)

IMDb Rating: 7.6/10

Rotten Tomatoes: 92%

Edgar Wright’s penchant of setting scenes to foot-stomping music has always been satisfying, but with “Baby Driver’s” story of a young getaway driver (Ansel Elgort), he takes it to a new level. The automobile chase scenes are developed, scripted, visually designed, choreographed, photographed, and edited to carefully selected tracks. The musical car chases were shot practically, with Wright mirroring the mathematical precision of Walter Hill’s “Driver,” so that the audience fully comprehends how each of Baby’s virtuoso driving techniques causes accidents, spin-outs, and the annihilation of anyone attempting to catch him. The end effect is thrilling action from a director whose films celebrate all of the various ways movies can be cool and entertaining. In 2017, “Baby Driver” was a rare species that ought to be protected—a director-driven original action film that (right) presume summer moviegoers are more interested in thrills than a VFX arms race in which franchises try to out-spectacle the previous year’s model.

5. “Crank: High Voltage” (2009)

IMDb Rating: 6.2/10

Rotten Tomatoes: 64%

In 2006’s “Crank,” the co-writer-director combination of Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor developed a deliciously trashy idea for an action film. What if Jason Statham played a hitman who had been injected with a medicine that forced him to keep his adrenaline flowing or risk having his heart stop completely? The frenetic and often wacky film was a surprise hit, so Neveldine and Taylor went even more gonzo for the sequel, giving their ultra-violent protagonist Chev Chelios an artificial heart that he must recharge on a regular basis using jumper cables, tasers, or whatever other live electric wire is available. Like its predecessor, “Crank: High Voltage” is a live-action, adults-only cartoon with wide humor and amusing slapstick violence. It’s not simply a wild ride; it’s one that’s intended to overstimulate.

6. “The Incredibles” (2004)

IMDb Rating: 8.0/10

Rotten Tomatoes: 97%

For as innovative and game-changing as Pixar has been in ushering in the era of computer-generated animation, its success has always been based on a fairly old-school approach to storytelling and filmmaking. The story of superheroes returning from retirement eloquently depicts the challenges of a regular family. Brad Bird’s script and directing are sleek and entertaining, with a wonderful humorous light touch, but each twist and turn reveals the everyday complexities of being a parent, spouse, and brother. At a time when many criticize action films’ over-reliance on CGI, this film – which fully embraces the fun of over-the-top cartoonish motion – demonstrates that computers can absolutely be used to create a thrilling action scene when they are used to tell a story rather than to create spectacle.

7. “Hot Fuzz” (2007)

IMDb Rating: 7.8/10

Rotten Tomatoes: 91%

Edgar Wright broke into the geek consciousness with his 2004 zombie film “Shaun of the Dead,” but he demonstrated that he had a talent who would survive with his buddy cop comedy. Since the Keystone Cops, the genre has revolved around stupid, dumb cops, so Wright’s choice for “Hot Fuzz” was brilliant: Simon Pegg’s officer is incredibly capable. The Londoner, who is so competent that he threatens his Metropolitan Police superiors (a meta hierarchy consisting of Martin Freeman, Steve Coogan, and Bill Nighy), is sent to a Gloucestershire backwater. Good thing, since a string of murders strikes the town, and Pegg must rally his new country cop colleagues (Nick Frost, Olivia Colman, Paddy Considine, and others) to investigate the crime.

For Americans viewing “Hot Fuzz” when it originally came out, the cultural commentary on English urban vs. rural life may have surprised them, with village residents as gun-toting as any NRA members in the United States. After Brexit, “Hot Fuzz” almost sounds like a prophesy. It’s enchanting that everything is so humorous when working as a smoking-barrel policier. This is a film with Iannucci-level satire while also being big-hearted enough to applaud “Bad Boys II” and Michael Bay’s aesthetic.

8.  “Widows” (2018)

IMDb Rating: 6.9/10

Rotten Tomatoes: 91%

“Widows” has all of the characteristics of a brilliant and even subversive action film: a loaded ensemble led by Viola Davis, a killer narrative co-written by “Gone Girl” scribe Gillian Flynn, and Oscar-winning direction (and co-writing) from Steve McQueen. Michelle Rodriguez, Elizabeth Debicki, Cynthia Erivo, Colin Farrell, Brian Tyree Henry, Daniel Kaluuya, Robert Duvall, and Liam Neeson star in this gritty escapade, all on their way to redemption or comeuppance. The plot revolves around four Chicago women attempting to steal $5 million from a local politician in order to repay a crime boss from whom $2 million was stolen by their now-dead or missing husbands during a failed getaway, which makes for an electrifying opening sequence and establishes a tone of fervor that the film maintains throughout its runtime. It’s also difficult to forget the extraordinarily violent and all-consuming kiss shared by Davis and Neeson that begins the picture, announcing that McQueen aims to stun you from the first scene.

9. “Lucy” (2014)

IMDb Rating: 6.4/10

Rotten Tomatoes: 66%

Scarlett Johansson played Marvel’s superhero Black Widow twice before starring in Luc Besson’s action-sci-fi picture “Lucy,” but audiences had yet to see her genuinely kick ass in an action film. That changed with Johansson’s portrayal of an abducted student in Taiwan who develops psychokinetic skills after a large amount of an illegal synthetic substance enters her bloodstream. Lucy, armed with enhanced mental abilities such as telepathy and physical advantages such as pain immunity, confronts the drug lords who kidnapped her and embarks on a mind-bending mission to discover the truth about her new condition, defeating all of her enemies solely through her heightened cerebral capacity. Besson lets his imagination go wild when it comes to Lucy’s supernatural abilities, creating one of the most dynamic action roles in recent memory.

10. “13 Assassins” (2010)

IMDb Rating: 7.6/10

Rotten Tomatoes: 96%

Takashi Miike, a prolific Japanese filmmaker, has alternated between twisted horror films, sick comedy, bizarre martial arts films, and surreal experiments. So, for Miike, the slam-bang samurai story “13 Assassins” is shockingly mainstream—or as “mainstream” as a movie with a nearly hour-long battle sequence can be. “13 Assassins,” written by Daisuke Tengan (from a Shōichirō Ikemiya story and adapted from director Eiichi Kudo’s 1963 film of the same name), is a rousing crowd-pleaser. It follows a group of warriors and hunters who unite to fend off hundreds of guards while on a mission to trap and kill a vicious nobleman. Miike and his team masterfully construct their plot, meticulously laying out the intricate attacks and defenses that their hired swordsmen execute one after the other in the film’s protracted and pulse-pounding conclusion.

Wrap Up

To summarize, the world of action cinema provides a wide range of thrills and excitement, and these ten films represent the best of what the genre has to offer. From vintage blockbusters to modern miracles of photography and storytelling, each film on this list delivers unforgettable moments that leave fans exhilarated and hungry for more. Whether you enjoy jaw-dropping stunts, captivating tales, or fascinating heroes and villains, there is something for everyone. So, if you want to inject some excitement into your movie nights, these action-packed masterpieces are a must-see. Prepare to be plunged in a world where danger lurks around every corner and heroes rise to the challenge, making these films timeless classics in their own right.

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