It's actually crazy how much we praise the directors for their movies, where in reality most of them aren't even involved in shooting the action scenes.
@@gabevillarrealedits It does really hurt. I know there is just a bunch of directors who do direct the action scenes with the stunt designer together. There at least I would say. yeah ok. the director really does have a cool vision. But if A unit only shoots typical dialogue scenes... meh.
So the guy that does the Kingsman action scenes, and the Solo action scenes, and he draws heavy inspiration from anime and specifically the Kakashi Obito fight.... I might be in love with this man.
I had to come back and watch this again. Awesome Heart and Art. Get this guy back on when you can for a "Unit Directors React". (Maybe start with "Unlocked 2017" ? )
The best part about those Kingsmen fight scenes, is that they have the high energy of the modern super zoomed in shaky cam, fast cut crap that's been going on for years, without any of that crap.
In a way it’s the anti-shaky cam, since it’s super wide angle and the shutter speed is really high. Personally i don’t care for the speed ramping in the Kingsman films but I respect the thought and the craft that goes into the fight scenes.
"the internet allowed us to wedge ourselves into this industry without asking" DANG THAT'S GOOD, I love that. Everything Chris talked about was eye opening, I'm really glad we got to see this perspective on film choreography (plus he seems super nice). I hope you guys get to do more together!
@just a channel And alot of action directors sometimes used to be Stuntmen, look at The Directors of John Wick, both used to direct action scenes, and also acted in stunt performers. You can see both get killed in The Mechanic which one of them directed the action scenes on, Chad is the one who gets shot through the mirror, and David is the one who faked his death and has a briefcase handle that's a weapon.
I love the React series. Not only does it breakdown some iconic moments in film, but it also shines a light on the unsung heroes behind the scenes that we might never know otherwise. Please keep them coming.
"That's all handheld." "Really? I thought it was on a steadycam." "Oh, excellent." Perfect example of great work doing its job and getting appreciated.
My wife recently discovered this channel and is now sending me videos she likes. It's awesome to see a channel she found on her own turn out to be one I've been watching for years.
Totally. When my girlfriend gave me a couple of CDs to listen to and they were both progressive metal bands ( Myrath and Circus Maximus) I knew she was the one. Married for over three years now
Another big problem I have with the Bourne fight scene is that they're both wearing black in very dramatic lighting, so when they're overlapping each other, they become one black blob, and you are unable to track each of the actors individually. That, along with the camerawork, makes the scene damn near impossible to follow for the audience.
as a future animator ive always been obsessed with fight scenes and action this particular episode and breakdown helps me understand how to combine what i both love in movies but with the hint of anime/animated feel. i would love to watch more breakdowns like this where its a fusion of both live and animated but idk if its possible? i just LOVE this episode!!
The fact that Chris referenced Kakashi and Obito's fight in Shippuden made me respect the man even more because that fight scene was more than just greatly animated. It was story-driven emotional and so well made.
SMOOTHIE SOUNDZ Kingman 2 was the first movie in a really long while that I'v just turned off after about 15-20 minutes. Couldn't stomach how extremely dumb the action was.
@No Faith I appreciate what's going on with the action scenes, but it felt like it was too full on all the time. It was just like they tasked themselves with upping the ante from the Church scene of from the first movie and doing it everywhere for the second. So much of the action just doesn't let it breath. It camera spins, with crazy whips and zooms and close ups, mostly without cutting (or hidden cuts). I found it difficult to really sit through tbh.
@@mrcraggle I get what you're saying with the fight scene in the car. But I don't feel like this really applies to things like the Poppyland shootout or the dinner fight. They were beautifully shot imo.
This guy is so Dahm cool. He has actually inspired me to do more filming this past week. I personally love seeing down to earth nerds like myself that get to put their craftsmanship on big screen films. He is an inspiration to aspiring filmmakers who only have handheld cameras.
I’d like to suggest something recent for this episode. I’d like to see something from Fire Force. The studio behind Fire Force is constantly upping the animation niveau for the show. Episode 14 has my favorite fight (vs the horned Infernal) so far even better than the End of Episode 19 of Demon Slayer this year. Sorry if I triggered some people but that was a real ass-pull right there. The end and the song were incredible but the fight itself was not really top. The battle of Zenitsu vs that human-headed spider demon was better in my honest opinion. Another show with amazing fights especially choreography-wise is Revue Starlight. And if I have to choose something bad it would be Hand Shakers.
the kingsmen fight scenes are sooo sweet, now i know why, this guy's filming style should be the gold standard. John wick films do something similar, i.e. they allow the shots to 'breathe' and the camera tracks with the kicks and punches, no crappy confusing jump cuts.
The teleport-fu used on this UA:LA was really great, and it shows that is completely possible to make a great live-action anime. We just need someone who knows what he is doing. Like this dude there.
If you mean football/soccer, yeah. Some people live off of playing football/soccer. If not, I didn't get it, sorry. I imagined someone rolling their way through a street.
Still would loooove to see that Action Design In Anime video with Chris Cowan coming back for it, that would be phenomenal! (Also Demon Slayer has some really interesting mixing of hidden character CG in place of handdrawn frames in some shots that you would probably be perfect to discuss, particularly in episode 9)
The part with the Bourne fight and the bit where they were talking about framing it better so that you can actually follow what's going on in the shot reminded me of Bumblebee vs Michael Bay's older Transformers movies. Look at basically any fight in Bay's movies, you really have to focus to see what's actually happening in the fights, but even just the fight on the mountain in the beginning of Bumblebee, it's a 1v1, well lit, focused on the characters, and just... so much better. That's what that little segment made me think of.
Love seeing these action scenes in the context of anime and animation. You really notice how many qualities good fight scenes share with good animation - anticipation, follow-through, etc. Great episode.
If you haven't been to his channel, he's been doing fan film for years and there is a pretty good Naruto vs Rock Lee on it. More recently, that perfect My Hero Academia Spin-off that they're showing clips ;)
I love watching these stunt breakdowns and honestly I think even with the double take mistake during the backpack throw it still works cinematically cuz he’s wondering if he’s gonna teleport or not so in the end it still worked out
Krauloa it was from his stunt reel so it’s not crazy that he might have some unreleased footage, since a lot of stunt actors get unreleased footage to include on their reel such as stuff that gets edited out of movies if it’s impressive enough. Also I didn’t really follow promo for the show but it was the clips were so short that they could’ve been clips already released for trailers and tv spots
I love how you keep bringing in so many cool people, hearing the perspectives of so many different people with different roles in film production is so interesting, keep up the great work!
Martin Ask I think they’ve done reactions to the other two movies already, so who knows. It was only a handful of scenes though, so I think it would be cool for them to react to the whole franchise
like the underworld movies, have long since stop watching them so nope not seen. I mean unless my plans for the weekend suddenly all broke down then I would use them to waste the time.
It’s awesome how they actually roll the camera in the Kingsman shots so you get all the proper blur and distortion rather than adjusting the roll in post.
OH the Genos Saitama fight is SO GOOD. The animation is SO good; absolutely beautiful, gorgeous! The flow of the fight and the beats are perfect for emphasising the movements and the hits (/near hits haha).
The fight scene I remember the most from Naruto is the first time Tobi vs Minato. Minato calculating what's at stake and then he gets shit done in record time and counters Tobi's ability despite only seeing it a few minutes ago was just amazing
A really great episode. I remember watching Kingsman the first time and just being amazed all through out the fighting sequences. Really good to know the makings of it. Excellent job for the Action Team, from a simple audience
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@@jordanbare-davis693 2nd
6th
Can you react to my CGI? It was made using Alice. Could you tell me how I could make it look more believable.
Alright I'm not sure if you haven't but next could you react to The Protector stairwell fight
“It’s all handheld? It looks like it’s on steadicam.”
“Oh, excellent.”
Literally the highest praise you can give a unit director.
It's actually crazy how much we praise the directors for their movies, where in reality most of them aren't even involved in shooting the action scenes.
That's the equivalent of playing so good the players accuse you of cheating. It feels so good
Stephane Gregory Dan so true it hurts.
@@gabevillarrealedits It does really hurt. I know there is just a bunch of directors who do direct the action scenes with the stunt designer together. There at least I would say. yeah ok. the director really does have a cool vision. But if A unit only shoots typical dialogue scenes... meh.
The camera was moving the whole time it wasn’t super shaky but there’s no way it was steady cam
So the guy that does the Kingsman action scenes, and the Solo action scenes, and he draws heavy inspiration from anime and specifically the Kakashi Obito fight.... I might be in love with this man.
Word what else could you ask for
Sugee!!!!
He's also super humble and pretty chill.
geh
Dont forget that he worked on UALA
I'm still shocked that the Kingsmen cam was handheld.
When professional is bordering on witchcraft.
I had to come back and watch this again. Awesome Heart and Art. Get this guy back on when you can for a "Unit Directors React". (Maybe start with "Unlocked 2017" ? )
“The most ripped high school student” sounds pretty anime to me
Sounds very Jojo to me ;)
Sounds like a reference to me :)
Sounds like a duwang to me ;)
Sounds like a JoJo Reference
@@giornogiovanna9398 c h e w
_"We need to do an anime video together"_
**Foreshadowing intensifies**
lord almighty. imagine if they do like a kenshiro or jojo kinda video
Soul eater 1 vs soul eater 2.
Nikko A. Nah
if they dont we bloody riot!
D casually walking down into frame in the back.
Chris is the coolest person, please bring him back.
Yes!
Agreed(2)
its a must
Indeed
please dont, keep the regular guys
The best part about those Kingsmen fight scenes, is that they have the high energy of the modern super zoomed in shaky cam, fast cut crap that's been going on for years, without any of that crap.
It’s like quick cut but you can very clearly see the action
True and the kingsman's shots are so good and clean. Like a video game but more realistic
In a way it’s the anti-shaky cam, since it’s super wide angle and the shutter speed is really high. Personally i don’t care for the speed ramping in the Kingsman films but I respect the thought and the craft that goes into the fight scenes.
looks silly
@@coldramentpm1013 that's kinda the point lol.
"the internet allowed us to wedge ourselves into this industry without asking" DANG THAT'S GOOD, I love that. Everything Chris talked about was eye opening, I'm really glad we got to see this perspective on film choreography (plus he seems super nice). I hope you guys get to do more together!
"Stuntmen React..."
Chris: "I'm not a stunt guy"
Scott Loucks i know, is this an accident?
I mean, he's an honorary stuntman, right?
@just a channel And alot of action directors sometimes used to be Stuntmen, look at The Directors of John Wick, both used to direct action scenes, and also acted in stunt performers. You can see both get killed in The Mechanic which one of them directed the action scenes on, Chad is the one who gets shot through the mirror, and David is the one who faked his death and has a briefcase handle that's a weapon.
Also keeping with the series title. They could title it Action Director but perhaps they weren't thinking it could be made into a series or something.
Agree with everyone, just thought it was a funny quote :)
"We gotta make an anime video together"
*A wild D appears*
What a coincidence
*y e s*
D- "DID I HEAR MAKE ANIME TOGETHER??"
ARA ARA
The will of D .... you know the anime ;)
I was really into that anime breakdown. Would totally see more
i don't even really watch anime, but that was a cool scene to bring to the mix.
@@minorityrick4027 which one
@@minorityrick4027 well you should
@@sharmanmehra85 well not everyone in this world likes anime
Alexander Supertramp Not everyone likes anime, music, or movies.
I love the React series. Not only does it breakdown some iconic moments in film, but it also shines a light on the unsung heroes behind the scenes that we might never know otherwise. Please keep them coming.
"That's all handheld."
"Really? I thought it was on a steadycam."
"Oh, excellent."
Perfect example of great work doing its job and getting appreciated.
"Every product of genius is the product of enthusiasm"
"Wow, I like that, good saying"
"Found it on a fortune cookie" this guy is a legend.
You see sams face the whole time? damn!
I got the chills when he said he got inspiration from anime and his favorite scene was obito vs kakashi... omg FINALLY that scene is crazy
I still will forever believe the Kakashi/Kahuku fight was nutty
Yo, bring this guy back. I love his enthusiasm.
"Don't roast me" *proceeds to almost nail the pronunciations*
For real. I speak it fluently and was like "you said it better than most people who claim to know it!"
@@APersonOnAComputer I think he was more commenting about getting roasted for choosing a naruto fight.
@@TheCarbonMirror No, he specifically said: "don't roast me for pronunciation".
I also thought it was for choosing a Naruto fight.
But I don't think anyone would roast him for what fight he actually picked 😊
@@marcusalm7350 THE best choreographed fight in Naruto.
Chris seems like a really cool dude, want to see more of him
Video with Chris and Guy when? 😁
Check out his channel. Watch this video he made that they were talking about: ua-cam.com/video/1oPMw8ftL6w/v-deo.html
My wife recently discovered this channel and is now sending me videos she likes. It's awesome to see a channel she found on her own turn out to be one I've been watching for years.
That's cute. Other couples send memes and cat videos. Your wife, as an intellectual, sends you Corridor Digital.
One day, you might even meet your wife.
Awesome wife!
Totally. When my girlfriend gave me a couple of CDs to listen to and they were both progressive metal bands ( Myrath and Circus Maximus) I knew she was the one. Married for over three years now
The Kingsman honestly has some of the best action scenes I’ve ever seen.
"We need to do an anime episode"
This can only end well
I'd literally pay watch it.
UALA part 2?
Please!!!
They need to react to Naruto x Sasuke vs Momoshiki o.o
This is a 'must have.' I approve.
"We should do an anime video together"
Never have I wanted something more in my life, please make this happen
Another big problem I have with the Bourne fight scene is that they're both wearing black in very dramatic lighting, so when they're overlapping each other, they become one black blob, and you are unable to track each of the actors individually. That, along with the camerawork, makes the scene damn near impossible to follow for the audience.
Some parts looked like the cameraman couldn’t decide what to look at. He’s like “heads uuuhhhh legs uuuhhhhh heads?”
Guys
Guys
GUYS
Stunts from Mad Max: Fury Road
BEST FOREIGN FIGHT: POWER KIDS!!!! 11 and 12 year olds using muay thai to KICK ASS!!!
ua-cam.com/video/tb2mlCEtgQ8/v-deo.html
what about thhe dome fight scene from Mad Max: Thunder Dome
WITNESS ME BLOODBAG
“If you have an action scene that’s just awful”
Taken 3 fence scene
I would like to see a full video on just that scene
Haha yes. What was it? Like 17 cuts for just jumping over a fence?
Every action scene in Dragon Ball-Z
The amount of cuts in that is horrendous lol
as a future animator ive always been obsessed with fight scenes and action this particular episode and breakdown helps me understand how to combine what i both love in movies but with the hint of anime/animated feel. i would love to watch more breakdowns like this where its a fusion of both live and animated but idk if its possible? i just LOVE this episode!!
Hey it's the future you're an animator now
The fact that Chris referenced Kakashi and Obito's fight in Shippuden made me respect the man even more because that fight scene was more than just greatly animated. It was story-driven emotional and so well made.
Kingsman is one of the most visually impressive action movies I've ever seen, it's great to hear from somebody who got so close to my favorite scenes!
SMOOTHIE SOUNDZ Kingman 2 was the first movie in a really long while that I'v just turned off after about 15-20 minutes. Couldn't stomach how extremely dumb the action was.
@No Faith I appreciate what's going on with the action scenes, but it felt like it was too full on all the time. It was just like they tasked themselves with upping the ante from the Church scene of from the first movie and doing it everywhere for the second. So much of the action just doesn't let it breath. It camera spins, with crazy whips and zooms and close ups, mostly without cutting (or hidden cuts). I found it difficult to really sit through tbh.
@@mrcraggle I get what you're saying with the fight scene in the car. But I don't feel like this really applies to things like the Poppyland shootout or the dinner fight. They were beautifully shot imo.
The best action movie I have seen in a long time
Chris: explains
Niko: reacts
Sam: ...
can confirm 100% true
Sam: 👁👄👁
UA:LA is literally one of the greatest fight scenes ever made
ZiroWatt that could be on either show too lol
How do other live action films fu** up that hard when you got peopel out there who can do such a excellent work
@@HalloweenVladi Apparently is that directors dont care?
This guy is so Dahm cool. He has actually inspired me to do more filming this past week. I personally love seeing down to earth nerds like myself that get to put their craftsmanship on big screen films. He is an inspiration to aspiring filmmakers who only have handheld cameras.
"Man, we gotta make an anime video together."
- "Totally."
*and then D walks by in the background*
13:25
"the most ripped highschool student"
yare yare
Caesar ino loool
Yes yes yes! Oh my god.
Baki’s strong but jojo characters are literally ripped
Chris Cowan is our only hope for a good live action anime
As audience members, we really do take for granted the amount of work that goes into these shots... It's crazy.
That's dope that they included kakashi vs obito props
Yep. My favorite fight from Naruto.
One of the best fights. I was not expecting that when it first came out
Love the silent taijutsu moments
Something like hisoka vs gon in the beginning would be dope af too
Yeah I thought I was having a stroke, because I've been replaying that figbt for several days now
"we should do an anime episode"
animators react to bad and great animation?
Naruto and naruto
I’d like to suggest something recent for this episode. I’d like to see something from Fire Force.
The studio behind Fire Force is constantly upping the animation niveau for the show. Episode 14 has my favorite fight (vs the horned Infernal) so far even better than the End of Episode 19 of Demon Slayer this year.
Sorry if I triggered some people but that was a real ass-pull right there. The end and the song were incredible but the fight itself was not really top. The battle of Zenitsu vs that human-headed spider demon was better in my honest opinion.
Another show with amazing fights especially choreography-wise is Revue Starlight.
And if I have to choose something bad it would be Hand Shakers.
Fate Stay Heavens Feel II
Meliodas VS Escanor from Seven Deadly Sins S3 EP12. It is... SO abysmally bad.
@@yato6113 not really an asspull if you've read the manga
Christopher Clark Cowan is best man when it comes to action scenes
the kingsmen fight scenes are sooo sweet, now i know why, this guy's filming style should be the gold standard. John wick films do something similar, i.e. they allow the shots to 'breathe' and the camera tracks with the kicks and punches, no crappy confusing jump cuts.
Video title: "Stuntmen react"
Chris: "I'm not a stunt guy"
Yeah, why not just call it "Action Designer React To Bad & Great Hollywood Action"? This was honestly more interesting to me
Never break the naming formula
@Thejas K R Oh, right! Just gonna make a quick comment edit then!
"we need to make an anime video"
D: enters in the background
Lmao! I'm dead, had to rewind but that was fuckin fate.
15:48
N J he's like "I HAVE BEEN SUMMONED"
The teleport-fu used on this UA:LA was really great, and it shows that is completely possible to make a great live-action anime. We just need someone who knows what he is doing. Like this dude there.
Been a big fan of Chris for ages! So cool to see how far he’s come! Definitely bring him back!
I love how excited Chris gets about anime 😂 it’s cool
it inspired me honestly. it made me wanna go make stuff
15:17
Sam: almost did the infinite rolling shot.
**neymar jr has joined the chat
Old meme... is it a meme?... anyway, still brought a tiny smile
Saopo not only a meme but also a lifestyle
If you mean football/soccer, yeah. Some people live off of playing football/soccer.
If not, I didn't get it, sorry. I imagined someone rolling their way through a street.
Saopo legend has it that ney is still rolling
Still would loooove to see that Action Design In Anime video with Chris Cowan coming back for it, that would be phenomenal! (Also Demon Slayer has some really interesting mixing of hidden character CG in place of handdrawn frames in some shots that you would probably be perfect to discuss, particularly in episode 9)
YEEEEEES
I love the family of friends in the industry you have built up over the years, especially these stunt folks. They all just seem super down to earth.
I’m happy they’re getting the recognition they deserve
“We should do an anime video”
D immidiately appears in the background.
the irony.
The part with the Bourne fight and the bit where they were talking about framing it better so that you can actually follow what's going on in the shot reminded me of Bumblebee vs Michael Bay's older Transformers movies. Look at basically any fight in Bay's movies, you really have to focus to see what's actually happening in the fights, but even just the fight on the mountain in the beginning of Bumblebee, it's a 1v1, well lit, focused on the characters, and just... so much better. That's what that little segment made me think of.
Even though I'm no anime fan, I do really appreciate the pacing in the way the fights build and pan out. It's hella dramatic and engaging.
Awful action scene: Liam Neeson climbing a fence or dropping out of a window in Taken 3.
Classic... That scene alone needs a full episode of breakdowns...
So. Many. Cuts. It'd be more hilarious if it wasn't so nausea inducing.
MotherOfDerp that’s the greatest scene of cinema of ALL time
Pretty much every action scene in Taken 2 or 3 looks like horseshit.
Also the Catwoman basketball scene
15:48
Niko: Man we gotta do an anime video together
D: *rushes down from the stairs*
Love seeing these action scenes in the context of anime and animation. You really notice how many qualities good fight scenes share with good animation - anticipation, follow-through, etc. Great episode.
Chris Cowen is by far my favourite action director. His fan made work has been a huge inspiration 🔥🔥🔥
I lol'd at the "cam-chi". It really is amazing what they do when they can make us completely immerse in the action with all the camera works.
I think "cam-fu" sounds better, cam chi sounds like kimchi.
He also said "choreo" which sounds like "Koryo."
@@ourkeving Same thoughts. Kind of like the established "gun-fu".
Chris likes Naruto, I like Naruto, and now Chris is one of my favorite dudes. Keep up the cool stuff bro.
If you haven't been to his channel, he's been doing fan film for years and there is a pretty good Naruto vs Rock Lee on it. More recently, that perfect My Hero Academia Spin-off that they're showing clips ;)
I really liked Chris. It was interesting to hear about the camera work behind the stunts and he was just a cool guy
Please bring him back! It's really dope to have the insight on the design perspective and not just the execution.
"what's your favourite anime fight?"
"are you familiar with Naruto shippuden? the Kakashi vs Obito fight?"
Man of Culture
yeah it's one of the best fights of entire show and at the time it came out there really was the need for a back to basics fight in the anime
Naruto vs Sasuke the LAKE scene was also great choreo
Yeah one of the 2 or 3 good fights in the show.
@@zerohoraaa 😂😂😂
@@zerohoraaa I would say there are like 7 really excellent ones, not really 3 but they did deliver when it really mattered, in spades
Bad action:
Every single actions of Resident evil, the final chapter.
So many jump cuts its ridiculous loll.
was looking for this
also I think the stuntwomen lost her arm during a bike stunt
this video alone has given me so much knowledge about stunts and the process that goes into framing a scene, that I'm even more in love with film now.
I love the kings men fight scenes! especially the happy music while people are dying.
13:24 "The most ripped highschool student"
Jojo Characters: *Hold my stand*
Most overrated anime
Dbz: hold my super dragon balls
*"Giorno's Theme starts playing"*
@@SirKingHoff Well deserved rated*.
AlphaLeader you sound dumb as hell
I love this guy! He has so much enthusiasm in his voice when talking about his art which makes it so much funner to watch him.
I love watching these stunt breakdowns and honestly I think even with the double take mistake during the backpack throw it still works cinematically cuz he’s wondering if he’s gonna teleport or not so in the end it still worked out
So ... is no one gonna talk about the witcher scenes in here basically two months before witcher released?
Krauloa when?
@@Meg-bw3yx 0:39
very brief but this is from october and witcher wasn't released until december 20th
Krauloa it was from his stunt reel so it’s not crazy that he might have some unreleased footage, since a lot of stunt actors get unreleased footage to include on their reel such as stuff that gets edited out of movies if it’s impressive enough. Also I didn’t really follow promo for the show but it was the clips were so short that they could’ve been clips already released for trailers and tv spots
I love how you keep bringing in so many cool people, hearing the perspectives of so many different people with different roles in film production is so interesting, keep up the great work!
Stunt Man: is an anime fan
Basically every weeb: *Ah I see, you're a man of culture as well*
Anime is life.
Midnight Rain Rotten Apple factsss!
This dude is so chill and educational. Bring him back!
I absolutely love the personal touch of how all these stunt people know each other
Instant like for Kashi Vs Obito!
And I love the moments when Chris lets his enthusiasm bubble over!
gotta say, even if i didn't like the movie "Solo"
That train sequence was pretty fucking awesome
I quite liked solo tbh
That's a great scene, but the rest of the movie is totally forgettable imho.
So many cool action set pieces in the movie, but I didn't care about any of the characters.
Best SW movie since 83!
Never understood why they needed to blow the bridge, though... that's just unnecessary casualties.
The earth bending scene in the live action ATLA was pretty bad... react to that!
Bring this guy back in future episodes his work and breakdowns were amazing!
“The most ripped high school student!”
*Laughs in JoJo*
Jojo gets me hard
Niggnogzz 1 me to brother
I saw anime and I was like ‘aight I’m staying’
@@Stotzism Pain was also nice
Check out the dude's channel. Lots of cool stuff
I absolutely love these breakdowns. It is so cool to see the incredible degree of work and expertise that goes into a movie
The work on Kingsman is IMO top of its class. Amazing to get the frame by frame analysis.
You guys gotta do a breakdown of that knife fight scene in John Wick 3. The one in the weapons museum.
Just have a whole episode dedicated to that movie honestly.
@@Gaminating three whole episodes dedicated to those movies honestly.*
Martin Ask I think they’ve done reactions to the other two movies already, so who knows. It was only a handful of scenes though, so I think it would be cool for them to react to the whole franchise
@@Gaminating Exactly - it wasn't the whole sha-ney-ney
YESSS
"Its hard to find bad action scenes"
Have you seen the most recent resident evil movie?
everyone keeps saying "have you ever(...)" but continues to forget the other half of the sentence he said. "Bad action scenes *worth talking about*"
like the underworld movies, have long since stop watching them so nope not seen. I mean unless my plans for the weekend suddenly all broke down then I would use them to waste the time.
Or any of them to be honest. They have their good action moments but a lot of the choreography is just sloppy.
Iron Fist has entered the chat
Re2 remake is pretty good IMO
This man needs to many many more action scenes in many many more movies.
shoutout to whoever edits these videos. 11:29 for example was a really fun visual.
"We gotta do an anime vid together"
Me: *cries in joy*
Fucking same lol
I m with you as well when the heck are they gonna do it?
It’s awesome how they actually roll the camera in the Kingsman shots so you get all the proper blur and distortion rather than adjusting the roll in post.
We need to get Chris back on Corridor !
Just saw Chris in the Marvel Assembled for Shang-Chi, way to go Chris!
“Found it on a fortune cookie” 😂
6:48
*Pronounces the title with near perfect Japanese*
"don't roast me"
サニャSanny which is ironic considering everyone else on the internet pronounces it nuh-ruue-toe
Katastrophe Music or naroodoe
I like to pronounce it ‘nardo’ because it makes my friends mad.
It's because people roasted MBJ for pronouncing it "narowdoo chippouden"
Narrow toe
OH the Genos Saitama fight is SO GOOD. The animation is SO good; absolutely beautiful, gorgeous! The flow of the fight and the beats are perfect for emphasising the movements and the hits (/near hits haha).
That's absolutely amazing kingsmen fights scenes were absolutely amazing this guy who did created them is a huge legend
2:50 I love to hear what Chris thinks about Taken 2’s lack of coherent in and out points 🤣
I love the way his eyes lightened up when the guy on the right mentioned making an anime video together
The guest, Chris Cowan seems like such a wholesome and likable guy!!
The fight scene I remember the most from Naruto is the first time Tobi vs Minato. Minato calculating what's at stake and then he gets shit done in record time and counters Tobi's ability despite only seeing it a few minutes ago was just amazing
15:45 "We gotta do an anime together"
*D Appears*
Holy shit, I thought it was a joke and it isn't. This is perfect.
"We have to do an anime video together"
Everyone liked that
Nah fam just 104
@@derrickstorm6976 i meant that people watching the video duhduh
@@WilloD3d2y My bad I didn't see that was the title
Nikos demonstration of the shaky cam was so perfect honestly
A really great episode. I remember watching Kingsman the first time and just being amazed all through out the fighting sequences. Really good to know the makings of it. Excellent job for the Action Team, from a simple audience