Also absent are "post-action" movies, i.e., action-driven stories where camera tricks obscure what used to be money shots. Nothing against caped crusaders, but you won't find movies that emphasize visual effects over stunts and choreography on this list. I'm here to declare "no," and celebrate 30 of the best and baddest two-fisted, back-flipping action vehicles that have come out since 2000.
I love a good superhero flying through the air, or Liam Neeson blurrily breaking a guy's wrist with his "special set of skills," but these days, it's harder than ever to find movies that glorify actual action. Are the stunt-filled movies that evolved out of Westerns and Bruce Lee, got pumped up during the Reagan-Stallone years, and learned spin-kicks when Van Damme showed up, gone for good?
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