How Shooting is FAKED in John Wick's Movies 🤯
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- Опубліковано 7 чер 2023
- How Shooting is FAKED in John Wick's Movies 🤯 #joerogan #johnwick #behindthescenes #movies #moviescene #keanureeves
Taken from JRE #1995 w/Chad Stahelski
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Smart man for putting the links in comments and pinning it, great strategy
@@ricodahchico245haha, thanks🫶
hes talking about this like they rigged this up or this hasnt been in the military for 50 years
So to speak for safety knowledge good to know. “A Range from 10 to 15 feet.”
If ur the one that made this edit, put the captions higher up next time because they currently hide behind the subscribe button :)
4 films, he has single handed killed half the world's population.
Thanos did it in just one film. With literally a single hand
@@ianwesenberg8399but John is just a dude
I'm sure his kill count didn't hit 4 digits.
@@ianwesenberg8399thanos definitely did not do it in one movie. It took like 7 for him to gain the ability.
@@Jay9966 You dont think hes hit 1k between all the movies?
I'm glad he mentioned that a blank coming from a normal gun can still kill you at point blank range, a lot of people don't seem to realize that for some reason
Edit: Theres a lot of people latching on to the 10-15 feet part of his comment, and yeah that probably won't kill you, but given that hes talking about John Wick and with how many executions are in that movie, his point still stands.
Edit 2: People are still replying with "nOt aT 10 To 15 FeEt" lmao
He said 10 to 15 feet... that aint point blank. Thats far as fuck and a blank cant kill that far.
Most people don’t know how bullets actually work
@@skunky1-1I'm sure he mean any harm at all, and again if any foreign object gets in the way you have a bullet
The Marine Corps (and I would assume practically anyone else today) uses Blanks with crimped ends. It’s missing 1 of the 4 parts of a bullet - the projectile. While small particles expelled can cause burns and eye damage they are harmless beyond a few feet.
What is dangerous tho is the hot gas expelled from them. Examples in which blanks actually have caused fatalities is when the barrel was placed directly on the skull of the victim leaving nowhere for the gas to go but in as well as burns caused from rounds discharged several inches away.
A lot of people think .22 won't kill 😂
The fact that this upgrade hasn’t been done for about 50-60 years is mindblowing. Thanks to Chad and Keanu for investing in the action genre and revolutionizing it and also make it safer👌🏼
He didn't invent it.
Also, they didn't have special effects to be able to add the muzzle flash and everything that long ago, so blanks were the best option.
It was and has been blanks are still the most accurate replica of the read deal and no blanks and not deadly out to 15 -20 ft they would hurt and likely pop your ear drums but not deadly the rubber less than leathal rounds cops use are far more dangerous than blanks
If only Alec Baldwin heard about this wonderful invention much earlier...
If Hollywood really wanted to save people from accidental shooting then they'd use gas airsoft guns... 0 chance of someone dieing and the gun still looks real...
I always find it funny in movies how everyone is shooting in close quarters but can hear after lol.
It's almost as funny as one of the biggest movie tropes still used today being one hit knockouts.
@@rufusgreenleaf2466do you watch street fights? One hit knock outs are pretty common 😂😂
WHAT???
@@drjones762 WHAT?!?!?!?
@@drjones762😂😂
Man ive always wondered because they clearly werent using guns and blanks due to the constant proximity, and using CGI adds up and you can still see the recoil which looks legit. Great solution.
In the first movie they just used a CO2 powered airsoft Pistol.
@@CaptainRudy4021 Makes sense. Great solutions to keep everyone safe without losing the believeability.
@@TheDalinkwent I'm fairly sure they also used them during filming of the later movies, or at least for certain takes or for training. There's behind the scenes footage of Keanu practicing the maneuver from Chapter 4 where he turns a car around and picks the Pit Viper pistol off the floor at the same time, and in the practice takes it seemingly has a orange tip, presumably being the official airsoft copy during the practice runs.
What recoil?
michael mann utilizes blanks really well, heat and collateral are the most realistic guns sounds ive ever heard in film
I love collateral, but i just watched heat for the first time a few weeks ago. I was kinda blown away by some of the shooting scenes in that movie. One of my favorites now for sure
Fantastic movie, but different scenario: none of the shooting in Heat takes place at close range. The closest is the killing of Waingro, and that one is a two-shot where we don’t see the shooting and the impact in the same shot.
@@MegaRayland not close range? train scene, yo homie scene, jazz scene, all those were within 10 meters
@@gooberguttle424different movir. Lmao
"hey Jamie. Can you pull up the footage of man fighting a bear with blank rounds"
Adam Greentree. Australian bow hunter and good friend of Joe’s. Wasn’t a blank round, but he held a pistol he didn’t know was jammed at a bear. Look it up in Joe’s history.
Alec Baldwin has left the chat
Bruh 💀
*ouch*
Gunplay actors have got to be so paranoid after that happened.
Imagine you get handed a glock with 20 cartridges in the magazine and you have to halt filming to go through them and make sure none of them have a bullet in it.
I knew I would find Baldwin's name in the comments.
And he may have to leave the country
So cool to find out about the way these movies were done. I love idea Mr keanu just worked every moment when not shooting a sceen in improving the traits he learnt. And each person who fight in the movie is give a fighting style based around them and charater is done after. So we get idea every main chatater is unique in the fighting.
Stop butchering my language
@@randymarshislorde Dawg, you're rocking a south park pfp. You're not Oscar Wilde, maybe jump off the high horse.
Wtf
It's so interesting how they have to find work arounds for the lighting and everything
"That's cool but dont underestimate a grizzly bear. Jamie pull up the video of a grizzly bear firing blanks at John Wick"
The most annoying thing about televised guns is how everytime someone raises their pistol it’s makes a clicking/cocking sound.
That's a holdover from western film sound engineering. It made more sense when a saloon full of cowboys raised guns and clicked back a hammer. Now it doesn't make sense but it's still used for the same dramatic effect.
@@cole5953 very aware it’s for dramatic effect. My comment still stands
@robertflood3007 I wasn't trying to refute your comment. More of an elaboration on Hollywood still thinking guns work like the old west for no reason.
I like it. It's more interesting that way
@@pada443 yes it’s the clicking sound that really drives interest….
There's an article that goes into depth about how they made this plug gun.
Basically it doesn't shoot blanks at all. It's essentially just a reloader. There's a hydraulic pushback when trigger is held, casing pops out, but Nothing comes outta the barrel. All muzzle flashes are added in digitally.
Not only is it more safer, but you can have a better performance due to the gun recoil and reloading you can do in real time.
You need to patent that and call it the Baldwin gun
So that's why everyone took 50-60 bullets before dying in the last john wick.
Brandon lee kicked the door down
And he left just as quickly lol
Alec "the gun magically went off" Baldwin
@@billycrooks8401 yeah because if ur a actor you wouldn't think they gave you a prop with real bullets. please don't go all he should have checked it... no that what the weapons masters and prop department is for
There’s no reason he should have been handling a real gun or live ammo. And why was he pointing the “prop” at the crew and not himself???
They also reduce the charge of each blank for some shooters, so they can appear to be handling the recoil.
Blanks have basically no recoil, because there's no projectile. Blank firing weapons have similar recoil as gas blowback airsoft guns.
Lowering the power of a blank only leads to failure to cycle. Because now there isn't enough energy to move the bolt
oh no blanks are supposedly dangerous..
Built in blank firing adapter. Nice!
I was thinking the same. Most civilians have no idea what a BFA is or why we used them.
A lot of vets don’t either
@@Asc0ttyyeah veterinarians are scammers forsure 🤣
@@Asc0ttyVets old enough to not know what a BFA is, are old enough to have never used blanks.
Finally making gun safe for sets
Imagine dying from a blank💀
Wait till they find out about airsoft
Yea but there's no flash like he was talking about
Blanks?
What
they're trying to create an actual firefight lol they would have to pay a whole lot more to create the sound effects and the flash to stop an airsoft gun sounding like a wet fart
They’re not gay.
A blank at 10-15 feet won’t kill you. At point blank it will but that far no. Source- basic training 2017
You're shooting blanks at each other 10-15ft away in basic?
@@CurtisGingue no but there were plenty of negligent discharges from soldiers and there’s videos on lethality of blanks. What this guy says in the video is complete bs. Basically the muzzle has to be right up against someone for it to be lethal
@andres4554 negligent discharges in basic sounds a lot like no more basic
@@CurtisGingue nah they give us magazines of blanks and they’d smoke the shit out of anyone who lacked the trigger discipline to not have an ND. It’s part of training new trainees to have trigger discipline. Even during our final FTX I remember “shooting” a DS who was posing as a threat to our patrol base. It was just blanks but yeah.
@@CurtisGingueabsolutely, I got to lay in the woods for 4 hours shooting hundreds of blanks at my platoon. After a few rounds I really wished I had earpro
I still like that they used live rounds in fmj.
I honestly didn’t know that blanks can still kill you but the more I think about it the more it makes sense.
I think it's 10-15". Not feet. No way gunpowder charge is killing you from that far away.
It’s probably what the safety protocol that studios have to follow to avoid any lawsuits. Cause I agree a blank would not kill anyone that’s why their blanks. But it’s prolly a rule like If there is a gun firing blanks, no one may be within 15 feet of the barrel of the muzzle flash.
When I was younger we got to fire some guns with blanks in them and the first thing they showed us was a guy ripping apart a bin bag filled with water from like 10 yards with a blank to show us they still do damage
wait a blank will kill you at 10 feet? no way
No it can't
“The trick is we gave him a real gun.”
Its not fake, this is literally called a bfa, blank firing attachemet and its used by the military in blank exercises, so the gun still shoots but doesn't kill
He’s making it seem like he invented it lol
Jamie pull up that video of John Wick fighting off bears trying to take his Elk meat, while on DMT.
Respect for the professionalism & impeccable detail.
Alec Baldwin: Hold my beer
Extraction 2. Has a lot of these cq shots to the face. I wondered how they did this.
Airsoft or plub guns
Cgi?
I just want a mechanism that imitates recoil realistically.
Me and my WW2 reenactor homies shooting at each other way within 10-15 feet 💀
Don’t play Russian roulette with blanks, you could die.
Creating their own prop gun. That's the way to go about it
The gun wont cycle right shooting blanks out of an open barrel like it normally would. You have to modify the gun for it to funtion properly with blanks.
I wondered this too after the Brandon Lee incident. Glad there are some institutions that can learn
I cant be the only one that saw Mr. Wick absolutely caked the fuck up when they were mentioning close quarters
A blank will not kill you at 10 feet unless the barrel plug comes out.
10-15’ a blank can kill you? Really? That’s amazing. The military should just use blanks for CQB environments. It would easier.
🤦
"In Bruges" touched on this
Alec Baldwin lays in bed thinking..
"why didn't we have a gun plug?!"
Blanks cant kill for 10 to 15 ft. It need to be close like inchs away from your hwad to kill, that or have something lodged in the barrel.
Blank can kill you at the range of 15 feet? 😮
Yeah no that guy is lying. A blank can kill you if it’s right next to you or if something is lodged in the barrel but not at 15 feet away with no projectile stuck in the barrel.
That’s how Bruce lees son died
@@notd0ll109still not safe to do. Milsim west's min safe distance is 100ft
@@farmerskeletor wrong. Brandon Lee died because something was lodged in the barrel and the discharge from the blank gave it enough force to eject and kill him. Even if he had been 25 feet away, he still would have died because he was essentially just shot with a bullet.
As long as the blank is produced properly and nothing is stuck in the barrel, they are 100% safe every single time with ear protection.
@@notd0ll109 still a reason to be careful
I love when they are shooting in a movie scene indoors with no ear plugs and then immediately go to a whisper conversation.
Why didn't he just say "we used a side fire blank gun😂😂😂
Alec Baldwin needed this gun before he started killing people
It was a revolver
😂😂😂
I'm surprised that gas blowback guns from airsoft aren't used more often
Was legit thinking of that
No spent casing, means you have to add that in post production, which is likely going to be more costly than a prop gun and blanks.
@@kman9884 literally can buy a AR resemblance shell ejecting for like 5-600$ and another 60-80$ on gas use some magic editing and poof its john wick
The Wick movies are like sword fights, but with a gun.
1000 ways to die taught me that blanks can still kill people, which worried yhe hell outta me when i realized the scenes in john wick existed
A blank at 10-15 feet definitely won’t even hurt you. Army infantry, we trained with blanks ALLLLLL the time. The gas will still hurt at around 5 feet and you definitely don’t wanna put it up to your face and pull the trigger. but it won’t kill you 😂
Fr I don't know why he said that
How do you explain Halaina Hutchins’s death by a blank round then? Maybe not 10-15 feet but close quarters seemed to be dangerous for her
@zai7816 they didn't use blanks sadly, gun was loaded with live ammo when it was supposed too be blanks, also I've been shot by blanks many times at ranges from 5-10 feet.
@@leinkarr5442because it's true. You can literally find tons of videos of people demonstrating this.
Watermelons exploding at point blank range and etc
I think more than anything it’s a huge safety risk. Material can still be ejected on very rare occasions and even so a lot of these shots seem to be taken from just a few short feet away and I sure as heck wouldn’t want fully operational firearms being shot at me from 3ft away. Better safe than sorry but you’re not wrong in that his claim is still a little dramatic lol
"Physics doesn't exist in this world"
Is what he should've said. 😂
Now you can get a airport glockenspiel that works like the real thing
For a blank to kill you at 10-15 feet is a little ridiculous unless something broke and it shot at you
I noticed in the first film that the gun doesn’t seem to ever actually cycle but the flash obscures the entire front of the gun
Bro did all that just to figure out what a BFA is
Blanks won't kill you at 15 feet lol
That’s probably the distance osha requires to be totally safe idk.
And they might if the gun has a squib
Bro talking a lot without saying alot
literally the most information spewed in 2 minutes
That's how Brandon Lee was killed filming
"The Crow". The prop gun used had a close up to show there was a bullet. Stunt coordinator didn't clear the barrel for the blank, it had enough power to kill.
BFAs ruining cool army pics for decades
Meanwhile in Act of Valor they used live firing guns, because they hired a cast of tear one Navy Seal operators. 😅
Yea they have something called muzzle discipline
@@venomf0 yeah could say that for them it's just another day at work.
@@venomf0 so I should hope so, they are professionals.
Meanwhile, that's a stupid idea. And um, tier!
@@slipperyjohnson7016 It went down fine. There was to my knowledge no injuries on set. Was it a gimmick? Sure. Was the safety on par with other movie sets? Of course.
And fine. Teir.
Why tf don't they use c02 blowback? That's so wild to me that they dont
no gunfire blast, noise and you can't use c02 blowback with real guns whereas if you have a scene with a person fighting and a scene with a person shooting targets you can use the exact same prop, just different ammo
@@5geeseinabucketCo2 gas blowbacks have realistic recoil. You could easily add in digital flash and spent cases.
@@garethjohnstone9282 “you could easily just spend millions of dollars on LITERALLY THOUSANDS OF ROUNDS being fired in 1 movie” are you hearing yourself?
@Canvas19391 Lol, not millions at all. There are AI programmes out there that can add them automatically. CGI flashes can be added using even basic video editing software and no ones paying millions. Maybe if this was 1998 and the software was new and had to be developed then added frame by frame.
@@garethjohnstone9282 might not be millions but still if its 50-100k on flashes alone why bother. You’ve got to still hire someone to do all that shit, AI has only become prevalent in the last year
Why don’t they use what the military use and put green plate style guards on their guns so they can be edited out
It’s good that he’s talking about how blanks at point blank are still dangerous, but 10-15ft like he said is not gonna kill someone, at most it’ll be a little piece of paper hitting them pretty fast, but nothing life threatening
Wait so john wick didn’t actually kill 3/4 of the people in the set?!
I'm not so sure a blank can be fatal from 10 to 15 feet
Gave it the old Google it agrees with him.
@@SUpahh100 dig a bit deeper
@@ChadieB no
@@SUpahh100 that told me all I need to know about you
@@ChadieB Glad to hear.
Ion know blanks were lethal.
Plot twist the bad guys where wearing real armor to protect from the blank shots lol
10-15ft. Nah. 10-15ft is harmless. It’s within a couple feet you gotta watch out
Loudest filmset ever😂
"Ejection without something coming out" 💀💀
Kingsman scene when Egzy has to shoot the dog with a blank and doesn't he's actually saving the dog🤯
This stuff is fascinating. I love the practical techniques of making movies .
Rust needed the john wick team
Nicely done sir
I was disciplined for saying that a blank round could still hurt someone because they thought it sounded like a threat
My stoned ass thought this was Henry Rollins
Makes a much smaller bang since there is no bullet breaking the sound barrier.
I guess all of that range time he put in was for nothing. However, glad you guys played it safe.
Waiting for the "so if you shoot a GRIZZLY bear with the blank" 😂😂
As someone who has been shot by a blank round, they definitely hurt and can be dangerous.
Ask Baldwin about his training skills.
Alec Baldwin is sweating watching this video
alec Baldwin needs to take a course how to check ur gun
And that's why guns in movies don't have recoil anymore
the title though 😂
Bro siad "at a range of 10 - 15 feet it can still kill you" 💀💀💀
I instructed Chad in Rally driving over 15 years ago when he was a stuntman 😀
I’d say the incident with Brandon Lee dying on The Crow from blank rounds made people be far more careful,but it still happens.
In the Parking space scene you can actually See He has blanks in his ar 15
One of the best podcasts lately, he was a cool guy.
Billions of dollars and they cant design a fake gun that runs off a gas canister so they can get the muzzle flash. You would think after the first guy died they would stop using real fricken guns. Blows my mind.
Danish special effects workers have actually made gun props that make realistic musselflashes. But it's compressed air and light inside the gun.
Though Hollywood still thinks that blank firing is better. Although it have gunpowder residue flying out of the gun and the risk of Brandon Leeing people.
Didn't expect Chad!
Did he just say blanks will kill you from 15 feet?
Yes
Hence why hollywood has so many rules around gun safety on set and why Alec Baldwin is guilty of negligent homicide because him and his production team broke many of those rules leading to the death of his filmographer
Probably meant kill or injured, but the gas will only kill you at very close range to head or body. Other debris/wadding and act like a bullet
You can get a similar effect without using blanks at all, systems like the coolfire trainer are a great alternative. I know they came out after the movie was shot but it would make things even easier in future movies.
no she'll ejection with cool fire or airsoft
@@belladonna442Fair point.
10-15? Bros mad.
A blank is a bullet without a slug.
My favorite trope in movies and tv, is when someone brings their gun up and you hear the cocking sound, but it’s a glock or some other striker fired gun.
Kills me every single time lol.