They’ve all topped the box office with their action films.

And during Sunday night’s Academy Awards, the trio of Gal Gadot, Sigourney Weaver and Brie Larson created a special moment in presenting the honors for Best Original Score onstage at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles.

The trio of actresses gathered at the podium with an empowering dialogue focused on the ongoing battle against gender inequality in the entertainment business.

Larson kicked things off in saying, ‘It is an absolute honor to stand beside my fellow superhero, Gal, and the woman who paved the way for us, Sigourney Weaver.’

Leading ladies: (L-R) Brie Larson, 30, Sigourney Weaver, 70, and Gal Gadot, 34, captured the moment with an empowering dialogue to present the honors for Best Original Score onstage at the Dolby Theatre in LA

Gadot added: ‘We are so grateful for you and its such an honor to be standing with you – we love you Sigourney!’

Weaver acknowledged the cumulative cinematic strength of herself and her two peers, throwing in a pop reference the crowd enjoyed.

‘The three of us make a powerful combination,’ Weaver said, ‘and just now we decided that after the show, we’re gonna start our own fight club!’

Breaking the mold: Weaver, 70, Larson, 30, and Gadot, 34, have all headlined their own action franchises, with Weaver playing Ripley in the Alien series

Respect paid: Larson kicked things off in saying, ‘It is an absolute honor to stand beside my fellow superhero, Gal, and the woman who paved the way for us, Sigourney Weaver’

Move over Brad! Weaver joked the trio were ‘gonna start our own fight club’

Gadot said that ‘men are all invited, but no shirts allowed,’ while Larson kept track of the prizes for said competition.

‘The winner will get a lifetime supply of deodorant, sushi and tequila,’ Larson said, as Gadot added that ‘the loser gets to answer questions from journalists about how it feels to be a woman in Hollywood.’

Weaver chimed in, ‘Kidding aside, we just want to stand here together and say all women are superheroes.’

Truth in jest: Gadot joked the loser of the fight club ‘gets to answer questions from journalists about how it feels to be a woman in Hollywood’

This magic moment: The message resonated further with the winner of the category, Joker composer Hildur Guðnadóttir, whose win made her the first ever woman from Iceland to claim an Academy Award

Weaver, 70, Larson, 30, and Gadot, 34, have all headlined their own action franchises: Weaver played Ripley in the Alien series, while Larson plays Captain Marvel in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and Gadot’s massive breakout came in the titular role of 2017’s Wonder Woman, with the sequel on the way this summer.

Their powerful message resonated further with the winner of the category, Joker composer Hildur Guðnadóttir, whose win made her the first ever woman from Iceland to claim an Academy Award.

Guðnadóttir continued with a message of strength and inspiration for the women watching: ‘To the girls, to the women, to the mothers, to the daughters who hear the music bubbling within: Please speak up – we need to hear your voices.’

Celebration: Guðnadóttir and Gadot embraced on the stage as the statue was presented

Trailblazer: Weaver rose to fame playing Ripley in the Alien series

Double trouble: Larson plays Captain Marvel, while Gadot’s massive breakout came in the titular role of 2017’s Wonder Woman, with the sequel on the way this summer