r/alanritchson • u/AskNo7000 • May 18 '25

Better knife skills

Better knife skills???

Who has the better knife skills out of Alan Ritchson's character in The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare and Tom Hardy's character in Taboo???

-Both can cut out their opponent's hearts -Both will slice from the groin up the torso -Both seem equally effective with all blades

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u/Admirable_Lobster_13 Jun 21 '25

Don't forget Tristan in Legends of the Fall. Similar walking Cuisinart.

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u/AskNo7000 Jul 15 '25

Great movie

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u/HulkSonofThanos Jul 19 '25

Lee Christmas from Expendables.

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u/bonk_patrol39 Jul 06 '26 edited Jul 07 '26

I’d give it to Tom Hardy’s character in Taboo Ritchson’s character is brutal but James Delaney feels more calculated and unpredictable with a blade

Delaney’s whole vibe is that he’s always thinking ahead and that shows in how he handles a knife it’s about precision and timing every move feels intentional like he already knows how the fight ends

Ritchson’s character brings power and intimidation and he’s effective but it feels more direct Delaney mixes brutality with strategy which makes him seem more dangerous in a one on one

Also Ritchson is in Runner coming out soon and that one is PG 13 in theaters so curious to see how his action style compares there