Well, he's no Rich Evans! Rich Evans did almost all stunts for Space Cop himself! Except the ones Len Kabasinski did, of course, but you can hardly see the difference!
DUDE BUT look at this ua-cam.com/video/SgGpPRBTBTI/v-deo.html sequence, I thought I'd seen EVERYTHING on Winter Soldier's behind the scenes but that's... holy crap if that's not frame cranked (because even their BTS Disney's gotta be lit) they majorly, majorly... majorly. Sebastian and Chris rehearsed that fight psychotically (and lol Chris does look scared in this scene too, I know he's supposed to be lol but it's adorable I love him so
lets be real, having at least one person from almost every position in film making would be cool. costume, makeup, lights, that'd be cool to hear about
They filmed the Winter Soldier highway scenes in Cleveland. The stretch of highway they used was going to be heavily modified soon anyway, so the damage was not a major issue. The issue at the time was shutting off one of the main arteries in and out of downtown. Rush hour traffic during those two weeks was the worst.
@@franciscoguinledebarros4429 A movie like that can be counted at a few tenthousand dollars per day for the actual filming, not counting SFX, marketing or even casting.
@@franciscoguinledebarros4429 SF charges around $1k/day for a street. www.sfmta.com/sites/default/files/reports-and-documents/2017/12/tscappfeefy1718-rev.pdf It's probably higher for a highway, but the $20k or whatever is still a drop in the bucket compared to the $170 million budget.
@@didderjade I'm curious about this like Clint. Who pays and who actually does the labor? Do production companies have cement/concrete workers on standby?
For The Matrix: Reloaded,they build a miles-long strip of road,complete with lights,several lanes and all,in order to shoot that famous highway chase sequence.
@@xSENSEIxxPARKERx25 In the new video she is laughing at a man's butt Is this what modern feminism is What if it was a female butt laughed at by a man??? Think of the outrage
I can't be the first to say this but imagine if Jackie Chan appeared. They've done Jackie films but redoing them with REAL Jackie would be next level. Let's hope Corona goes away soon EDIT: Jackie in a react video. Love the responses so far
I love this video. The Michelle Yeoh clip with the motorcycle that was all her no stunt double and no wires. She's talked about it in a lot of interviews in the past. She's said that back then they rarely used wires and stunt doubles they did it all themselves. That's why I love her older movies so much because when I'm watching her fight scenes I know that it is truly her 😁😁
It is not done in one take. She did some parts and stuntmen did others and they cut it together. The shot where the motorcycle comes from left of screen and actually lands onto the moving train is a stuntman. The shot with her on the bike on the train is done with wires.
"If there's a really cool action scene, or even just a stunt that you want us to take a look at, we will bring a professional on the show and we will have them break it down for you in front of a man who has never seen that movie before."
Jackie Chan & Michelle Yeoh got into a stunt competition during the making of Police Story 3: Supercop. Which kept escalating, leading to her motorcycle jump and him hanging onto a helicopter's rope ladder.
I'm so glad they reacted to sword fight in Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, which is absolutely phenomenal. I wish they also talked about Zhang Zi Yi (unlike Michelle Yoeh, this was her first time doing martial arts) and did a bit more research into the BTS. Ang Li wanted his actors to be convincing as martial artists so they went under rigorous training. They were actually trained by another actor in the movie who is a martial arts instructor in real life. Also, this is a "wuxia" (martial heroes) film, which is actually a fantasy genre. These heroes possess supernatural fighting abilities, which is why the characters in this film can float.
I actually kinda like that Clint hasn't seen a good chunk of the movies the scenes in these videos are from because that way we get a genuine first time reaction from him. Also he's wearing that Hyper Light Drifter shirt, which immediately makes everything better.
Mad respect for stunt women. Never even thought of the less clothing, less padding issue. Would love to see more videos with stunt people reacting and explaining movie stunts. This is awesome!
That's why movie ladies always drive me crazy. Real life women are protected just like guys but once they are in a movie actual protection goes out the window.
Bring her back again, she is seriously badass and has a great personality. Idk why I never thought about how stunt women usually can't wear pads because of the outfits, thats insane.
@@williameldridge9382 Take your point on padding. But I had a friend in a motorbike accident who had terrible scarring on exposed skin being dragged across tarmac. Was thinking any stuntperson who has to show skin might go through that and it's not a nice thought.
6:30 I love that Amy recognises the stylistic quality of that 'floaty wirework' quality to HK and Chinese martial arts choreography. It's one of the reasons I love wuxia (lit. martial hero) cinema genre so much (Bride with White Hair, Hero, CT; HD, Reign of Assassins). I've read in places that it's an exaggerated version of qinggong (Gentle/weightless skill). I understand why people don't like it, but it's ultimately a stylistic convention.
I can appreciate the style even though I don't particularly enjoy it. All movies break from reality in lots of ways, but the floaty wirework stuff breaks it a bit too much/too far for me.
I’m more or less the opposite of what Clint said-I like the floaty wirework when it’s full on fantasy like Crouching Tiger, as opposed to when it intrudes on realism like in Ip Man
@@asherandai1000 I understand where you going but what about flying and stuff like that I feel that that breaks from reality a bit too much. I can imagine walking on a planet with weaker gravity would appear floaty but not too downright unrealistic and its in the name of the technic too , lightness skill, they're supposed to be floating like a feather.
Ang Lee stated that he wanted Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon to have a very dream like, fairy tail feel to it so her interpretation is pretty much exactly what he was aiming for.
I like it well enough where it's _supposed_ to be fantastical. Even then, it has to be done really well to sell it to the audience. In 'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon', for me there were too many shots where, rather than the performers appearing just to be incredibly light on their feet, it really did look like they were being swung around on wires and reaching out to try and get contact between their feet and the surfaces that they were supposed to be springing from. Where I definitely _don't_ like wire work is where the action is supposed to be realistic, but it's obvious the performers are on wires because they can't achieve the moves through athleticism alone.
While you didn’t notice it before, now you know! Glad your perspective has widened. Noticing these little things is how we understand how people are truly treated differently. Wait till you start to notice how men film women differently! Compare how Wonder Woman is shot in Wonder Woman vs Justice League. Mad Max Fury Road is a great example of a film that photographs the women just like everyone else and not for the male gaze.
@@Megancunnington To be fair, it's not like women haven't ever had movies with "Female gaze" material... *que shirtless Matthew McConaughey scene*. I know it can go overboard at times, but including eye-pleasing stuff for male and/or female viewers isn't a bad thing.
Michelle Yeoh is the only person that scared Jackie Chan. She was doing incredibly dangerous stunts and Jackie Chan felt that he had to do even more dangerous ones. Finally Jackie told Michelle that if she continued like that Jackie would literally die trying to top her.
Brie Larson: ''I'm doing my own stunts.'' (yeah,not really,she had 4,in words, FOUR,stuntwomen standing in for her flat arse.) Michelle Yeoh: ''Bitch please...''
Yeah Michelle Yeoh is boss, I really liked her in the new Star Trek even though her acting is iffy sometimes (maybe she's just directed bad, who knows) still love her though!
she's probably one of the best, if not the best, hollywood stunt women. she's so freaking fast and fluid in her movements. she must've been a martial artist at some point
Because many women have been talking about the stupidity of it for years but every male just goes *hnngh tiddies* and dresses them in an iron swimsuit anyway
@@sof_t_ Not really, while stuntmen kind of get screwed, the actor has full say on what they are wearing in the film, this goes doubly so for actresses. No director or show-runner wants to put a woman in a position they are uncomfortable in.
@@TheLordofMetroids You realize a large part of superhero movies is that characters have to wear very specific costumes to look the part, right? You realize you just lied?
seriously, how the hell can you be a professional cgi artist without seeing most of the movies ? it's like a cheif going, I never ate apples, but trust my apple pie recipe !
Movie: Hardcore Henry. Scene: highway chase. Reason: the main character fires a machine gun from the sidecar of a motorbike, then drives that bike through a van full of guys, then jumps onto a helicopter. In first-person.
Later "This guy let me hit him for real. He was like *harder, harder!*" I thought at 12:39 she would say "This dude let me kill himself. He was such a nice guy" lol
The scene from pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the black Pearl where Jack turns into a Skeleton and fights babossa, please it is my all time favorite CGI fights scene cause the CGI really holds up.
That came out in a time when they had actual extras on the DVDs. There are at least 2 hours worth of BTS stuff, including a large bit about all the skeleton scenes and that fight in particular. They even break down the different fighting styles of the actors.
"Intention and purpose" the best fight choreography explanation ever! Best stunt video ever just because she is so awesome. More videos with stunt women, they really are the best!
Amy had some great input on this one and honestly I'd love to hear more about what kind of protection they've developed for the performers. Clear tape pads and stuff, trying to do practically any of her choreography in skintight pants and a corset has to be a nightmare. Remembering back to Gui talking about how he is notorious for splitting pants and he gets to wear cargo where female stunt performers are often in practically spray on latex. I don't know what you might think of this but perhaps reach out to Olivia Jackson for some much needed transparency for the industry. Her career was cut short in a bad negligent accident in South Africa where another crew member was also killed, says 16 other stunt people were hurt making the Res Evil series. I think maybe we should shed some light on Hollywood filming overseas possibly to cut corners on cost and safety. It's a bit somber for a series that's supposed to be so fun and awe inspiring but I think these people deserve to be recognized and their safety prioritized over our entertainment.
yeah this video is genuinely horrifying, no wonder people die all the time filming that trash when they refuse to do two seperate shots for stuff like the rolling car shot in winter soldier
I hate all the high heels in film. But I think my breaking point was when the Amazons in Wonder Woman had them, and the princess in Aquaman wore them (as did his mum who had been living in the wild for 30 years). They just look silly, and make the jobs of the women who have to wear them harder.
@@Lurklen To me. It actually makes sense for Amazons to be able to do the things they do in High Heels which are incredibly dangerous if used as a weapon, but yeah I agree for the most part on regular humans trying to do crazy stuff in 'em. Trinity is another case where I'm totally fine with it. Same with Black Widow, and Atomic Blond... wait. I think the real problem is Choreography and Storytelling. When your action sucks and the lady is on high heels. Those high heels will stick out and if she's wearing high heels cuz lady wears high heels than that makes it doubly worse because than she has no character. Black Widow is supposed to be extremely feminine, but deadly. Those heels accentuate her appearance, but she's an Avenger for a reason. Those heels aren't a hinderance. The're another weapon in the inventory.
@slow poke Oh, I get that. I'm talking about it being a bit more realistic. It isnt that realistic for a 140 pound lady to tank a blow from a guy who's 180 pounds. But adding those minor visuals would definitely help sell it. Not only that, but me personally I like this type of realism and character design.
".. usually women don't get to wear much pads, because we're not wearing much clothing." Whoa. That never really occurred to me before. Props to all the stuntwomen out there!!
It was really cool hearing about stunts from a female point of view, and I love that you gave Michelle Yeoh her props! Hope you're on the show again. I'd like to hear more about the specific things that make it different or more difficult for a female performer - maybe a word or two on how they usually have to fight with long loose hair?
I've never really thought about how stunt women in movies can't wear the same amount of pads as a stunt man can considering they have to dress like the character they're replacing.
@Daanyaal urram those characters are usually invented by and for the male gaze. In short, no woman would want to go into battle with a skimpy outfit. it's men imagining them like that.
Sure looks impressive, but doesn't make much practical sense. He threw the knife from his right hand to his right hand while he was not using his right hand to fight.
One of your coolest and most interesting, likable guests so far. She was so engaged and comfortable talking with you guys. Maybe it’s just refreshing having a lady on this channel! ^_^
She's super cool, would love to see more stuntmen react with her perspective and some more scenes that she or other badass stuntwomen have worked on. Really brings a fresh perspective on some of these really awesome stunts
dCip they should bring Heidi Moneymaker on the show after Black Widow has been out for awhile. She can give a lot a details about Black Widow behind the scenes.
They did a scene for the Need for Speed movie on a bridge in my town. I think the scene involved a car flipping and falling off the bridge (idk I didn’t really watch the movie lol). Anyway, there were skid marks all over the road and on the concrete railing for years. Nobody cleaned it up.
@@angelicaamora11 If it's unprofessional of them for you then you can also clean the Bridge & show how much humble person you are, even though it's not your work you are still happily doing it ☺️
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@@umainebearman Why is it so ridiculous? You could totally imagine that the fight choreographer could direct all the moves and if a stuntman doesn't know how to do they have to learn. I believe Jackie Chan is much more in a leading role than a collaborative one, but I might be wrong.
@@Gnossiene369 random events ? The comment is about the collaborative aspect. Stunts and fight choreography could just as well be heavily directed by one person rather than have creative contributions by the whole stunt team.
That fight scene in the gate was so so Awsome!! Hands down the best fight scene ive seen ever! You can really feel the kicks and punches and she's such a badass!
to be fair, i hadn't heard of anyone before they came on this series, which is why i think these videos are so great - love learning more about these people and what they do. :)
Me looking at the highway door scene: „they could never have done any of that for real.“ Her: „oh yeah we did that with a truck pushing us and we even had a ramp.“ Me: 😳
I wonder if they had wheels under it so it would slide better. If the metal directly touches the ground it should be stopping very fast. @CatandBonez she did wear pads in that scene. She even explained it
I feel like I automatically assume everything is CGI or somehow faked nowadays, but when she said it was real I just... now I have to question everything again, fml
That sword fight in Crouching Tiger is still insane 20+ years later. The choreography is second to none and whilst the floaty wire work in the film is part of the Wuxia genre they really tone it down during that fight. The wide shots are clearly stunt doubles but the shots where it's clearly the actresses show how incredible it looks when the actors do as much of the fights as possible. Whenever I watch Crouching Tiger I'm waiting for that fight. Just incredible.
The "floaty wirework" that Amy was talking about is a common thing in the Chinese wuxia genre called qinggong! In the real world, qinggong is a martial arts technique similar to parkour. In wuxia fiction however, qinggong is extremely exaggerated and allows practitioners to make their body as light as a feather. This results in all sorts of ridiculous stunts like being able to glide on water, run faster, jump higher and farther, stand on thin branches etc.
it's fantasy. A lot Hollywood stunts are also exaggarated, especially when they are shot several times or fly off several meters from a car crash and stand up like it's no big deal-
Exactly, when I see people complain about it being unrealistic, it's like complaining about dragons being in a fantasy movie because dragons don't exist in real life, it's part of the genre.
right? shes fucking awesome, and yet she still seems super grounded. Like you'd meet her in real life and just not even know how much of a boss she is.
the dudes from the raid, and asian(and a lot around the world) stunt-people/cinema in general are taking real hits so we are so entertained! so much props to them!!
Clint's reaction to "You've never seen this movie?" Marvel movies: meh. Is this endgame? Jackie Chan movies: I'VE SEEN THIS MOVIE, I'VE SEEN THIS MOVIE IT'S JUST BEEN A LONG TIME!!!
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I loved how she after Clint reacted with an ouch or two and cringed in pain by watching the hurt she put on people with " He liked it", "It was in the tummy. and "He told me to hit him harder. I liked it." in such a innocent way. =)
Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon was great because it has another element of the movie that Hollywood these days seem to ignore.. exceptional and purposeful camera works!
0:46 Captain America: The Winter Soldier 5:33 Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon 8:15 Supercop 10:00 The Gate 12:59 Skillshare (AD) 14:17 How To Stunt In Hollywood by Amy Johnston (Amy's Book)
@@atari_k1 Or her stunts in other productions that got her that role on Death Proof. Like most main character stunts on the Xena show, or her stunts in Bitch Slap.
4:00 "Do you have to fix the streets?" Yeah. Not only the real streets, even the fake streets and facades in the backlots of the studios: If a production rents these, they can do whatever they want with them but they have to leave them in their original state.
Gov Ann Richards from Texas was famous for saying that quote at the democratic national convention when George Bush Sr was President. She wasn't the first female of Texas however that was actually "Ma" Richards back in the 20's. Still she was a bad ass evidenced by this awesome Don't Talk PSA for Alamo Drafthouse that would play before films ua-cam.com/video/159aC5YSio4/v-deo.html She was one of my favs growing up.
I would honestly love to see a guest who's more on the production side. Like what do they do with the stuff they break? Tons of junk cars and props etc. that need to be rid of. How do they decide when to rent a freeway and when to build a road like they did with Matrix. When to outsource stuff to another VFX studios and whatnot? Just stuff that happens behind the scenes that viewers have no clue about.
In recent years production companies and studios have gotten better in keeping stuff even some of the stuff they break, I visited a Bond exhibition in London they had the Casino Royale 'most rolls' Aston Martin there, in all its beat to shit glory. There is a video on UA-cam of someone finding the first General Lee from the Dukes of Hazard and restoring it... The condition it was in was dire. The prep that goes into crashing vehicles pretty much makes them not worth salvaging, if the car has to jump then you might ballance it out by putting concrete in the trunk, if its rolling or smashed, all fluids, gas anything hazardous gets removed, if it needs to break in a certain way you'll make cuts to the internal structure and frame. So most trashed cars probably get cubed, even exotics. Sets still get broken up. A lot of sets still get the axe and skip treatment, unless it is going to be reused in a franchise or something. Sets are too dificult to store. With freeways, city streets and other locations it comes down to time, cost, damage, security and saftey. Permits for filming can be hellishly expensive, with a highway you might need to replace K rails or divides, light poles and your working to a clock so all the broken glass, parts and wrecked vehicles have to be cleared to open the road at a certain time, so if your crash involves trucks or rigs you might want to build a freeway. Again back to the wrecked vehicles if your car is getting dumped into a river or canal you have to make sure all fluids, including the battery are removed before it goes in or you will be facing heavy fines for polution. Also you will need cranes and flatbeds if your wrecking cars so you have to factor that into the budget. These days it can just be easier to CG in a bunch of cars, or do the whole sequence in a computer. Which brings us to out sourcing, which is all down to time and budget. With props there are lots of auctions where you can buy production destroyed props, they recently had a John Wick auction and that had a lot of damaged knives and rubber guns.
I always make a note to learn the names of the stunt actors, without whom, we wouldn't have such amazing action sequences. Amy Johnston is no exception! Such a down to earth badass!!!
I just want to tell you guys, that I love your channel! Especially the 'xxxx react to bad & great yyy' series! Always loved movies and you added a whole new dimension to it! Thx guys. Much love from Germany!
"Chris Evans did his own stunt here. He's awesome."
"Look at his face, he's SO SCARED!" lol
Well, he's no Rich Evans! Rich Evans did almost all stunts for Space Cop himself! Except the ones Len Kabasinski did, of course, but you can hardly see the difference!
DUDE BUT look at this ua-cam.com/video/SgGpPRBTBTI/v-deo.html sequence, I thought I'd seen EVERYTHING on Winter Soldier's behind the scenes but that's... holy crap if that's not frame cranked (because even their BTS Disney's gotta be lit) they majorly, majorly... majorly. Sebastian and Chris rehearsed that fight psychotically (and lol Chris does look scared in this scene too, I know he's supposed to be lol but it's adorable I love him so
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But Anthony Mackie looks very CGI in that car door scene which I never noticed when I first watched the movie.
@@1Dreamking that's only because they "CUT THE CHECK!!!!"
Sorry. Meds, night, and goodnight ya'll
Having somone come in to explain how they clean up these stunts like the road damage, broken glass, damaged buildings etc. would be Kinda interesting.
with a broom
Troglodyte A *stunt* broom.
lets be real, having at least one person from almost every position in film making would be cool. costume, makeup, lights, that'd be cool to hear about
I'd love to see someone go through the LOGISTICS of filming. It must be crazy on higher levels, but pretty interesting on smaller movies as well.
For Matrix Reloaded they built like a mile of highway to use as a set. It gets used in a lot of things now
They filmed the Winter Soldier highway scenes in Cleveland. The stretch of highway they used was going to be heavily modified soon anyway, so the damage was not a major issue. The issue at the time was shutting off one of the main arteries in and out of downtown. Rush hour traffic during those two weeks was the worst.
Oh my, I wonder how expensive those shots are
thank you for sharing that. i was wondering about that long before these guys asked.
@@franciscoguinledebarros4429 A movie like that can be counted at a few tenthousand dollars per day for the actual filming, not counting SFX, marketing or even casting.
@@franciscoguinledebarros4429 SF charges around $1k/day for a street. www.sfmta.com/sites/default/files/reports-and-documents/2017/12/tscappfeefy1718-rev.pdf It's probably higher for a highway, but the $20k or whatever is still a drop in the bucket compared to the $170 million budget.
@@mathnerd314159265 That's sounds rather cheap 😲
I cannot believe how legit that door stunt is! Movies go so much harder than I assumed!
yeah I'd veto that door stunt if i was directing. how does it not flip? wow
"Do you guys fix the roads after destroying it?"
Clint out here asking the important questions.
dante12219 I genuinely wonder about this. How much *does* it cost to shut down part of a city’s arteries for however many days?
@@didderjade I'm curious about this like Clint. Who pays and who actually does the labor? Do production companies have cement/concrete workers on standby?
@@dante12219 For real though
@@didderjade I think the scenes in this video where shot on a movie set highway that they rented, not on a highway of an actual city.
For The Matrix: Reloaded,they build a miles-long strip of road,complete with lights,several lanes and all,in order to shoot that famous highway chase sequence.
"I have a dumb production question" - asks a VERY intelligent production question
He meant uninformed, ofc, but yeah, was a good question
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@hi there you cant expect someone who throws "fuck you" out of nowhere for no reason to have a brain man
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Clint is playing on hard mode.
He's a VFX artist who is colorblind and has chosen not to watch any movies.
Wow clint is actually colorblind? I didnt know that
@@akmalazmi4477 no, it's a joke he made in a recent video
Do you or anyone else by any chance know which colour deficiency he has
@@Username-kn1ci he was joking??? They seemed pretty serious about it in that video
Is this a woosh moment
Michelle Yeoh confirmed in an interview that it was her, and she even said, looking back at it, she was fucking crazy to have done it.
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@@salaamboss5961 lmao dude it is Aaron Toney. Aaron Toney is Anthony Mackie's stunt double!
@@xSENSEIxxPARKERx25 What's wrong with you I am seeing you doing this everywhere
it's such an old video
Don't be so desperate
@@xSENSEIxxPARKERx25
In the new video she is laughing at a man's butt
Is this what modern feminism is
What if it was a female butt laughed at by a man???
Think of the outrage
@@xSENSEIxxPARKERx25 she is a feminasi
"have you guys seen this movie?"
Clint: what is 'moo-vee'?
No no Carl. Every single time $.01. He’ll rack up about $500 by the end of the vide
DON'T CHECK MY NAME!
Or have him eat a Carolina reaper every single time he doesn’t know what a movie is.
Ikr
To be fair, I've seen it (Winter Soldier), I don't remember any of those scenes... Why even bother...?
Clint: *is a vfx artist*
Also Clint: *hasn't actually seen any movies in 15 years*
I mean, it probably does make for better, more authentic reactions. Still crazy though.
But he did see supergirl so that just brings up so many questions
*EVER*
Also he is color blind 😂
I was going to say, am I the only one who thinks he comes off as a huge prick? Sort of like it's not worth his time to watch other peoples work? lol
I can't be the first to say this but imagine if Jackie Chan appeared. They've done Jackie films but redoing them with REAL Jackie would be next level. Let's hope Corona goes away soon
EDIT: Jackie in a react video. Love the responses so far
Jackie would totally steal the show.
Dude, Jackie impersonating contest. But, with the man himself as the judge.
That would be dope!
I love this video. The Michelle Yeoh clip with the motorcycle that was all her no stunt double and no wires. She's talked about it in a lot of interviews in the past. She's said that back then they rarely used wires and stunt doubles they did it all themselves. That's why I love her older movies so much because when I'm watching her fight scenes I know that it is truly her 😁😁
It is not done in one take. She did some parts and stuntmen did others and they cut it together. The shot where the motorcycle comes from left of screen and actually lands onto the moving train is a stuntman. The shot with her on the bike on the train is done with wires.
@@talkingkangaroo4934 Link to the source? Thanks!
"If there's a really cool action scene, or even just a stunt that you want us to take a look at, we will bring a professional on the show and we will have them break it down for you in front of a man who has never seen that movie before."
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It's nice to get a first time reaction.
"--Who has never seen that, or indeed any, movie before."
Check out Amazon India's "Mirzapur" TV series. You might like some of the stunts / VFX. Waiting for your next review. Cheers :)
Jackie Chan & Michelle Yeoh got into a stunt competition during the making of Police Story 3: Supercop. Which kept escalating, leading to her motorcycle jump and him hanging onto a helicopter's rope ladder.
jp3813 that’s so cool! When I met her a long time ago I didn’t know she was a badass
Seriously, they should have talked about that Jackie hanging on the rope ladder scene. I heard that there were no green screens nor wire.
@@misterbin00 Jackie did not even know how to do green screens back then. Even if there was a wire, it was still insanely dangerous.
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really？
Corridor needs to do a "CLINT, YOU HAVEN'T SEEN THIS MOVIE?!!" series 😂😂😂
Or a :
Have you seen this movie?
No... Compilation 😂
They should reach out to Tamara Chambers.
Corridor crew please hahaha
Montage it
He shouldn't be on the couch if he hasn't seen these main movies
I'm so glad they reacted to sword fight in Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, which is absolutely phenomenal. I wish they also talked about Zhang Zi Yi (unlike Michelle Yoeh, this was her first time doing martial arts) and did a bit more research into the BTS. Ang Li wanted his actors to be convincing as martial artists so they went under rigorous training. They were actually trained by another actor in the movie who is a martial arts instructor in real life. Also, this is a "wuxia" (martial heroes) film, which is actually a fantasy genre. These heroes possess supernatural fighting abilities, which is why the characters in this film can float.
I actually kinda like that Clint hasn't seen a good chunk of the movies the scenes in these videos are from because that way we get a genuine first time reaction from him.
Also he's wearing that Hyper Light Drifter shirt, which immediately makes everything better.
What do he be watching tho, like he hasn’t seen anything
I'm pretty sure Clint just pretends he hasn't seen a lot of these movies. Or he lives under a rock. 50/50
Hyper Light Drifter ftw!
Everyone: You havent seen this movie?
*makes unsurprised face*
Clint: *IVE SEEN THIS MOVIE IVE SEEN THIS MOVIE ITS JUST BEEN A LONG TIME*
I hope there's gonna be more episode with her she brings a cool and different energy to the serie.
"I know a lot of us are going to be working from home the next few weeks"
We had no idea.
Year later..
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@@salaamboss5961 Aaron Tony was Mackie’s stunt double
@@salaamboss5961 lmao dude it is Aaron Toney. Aaron Toney is Anthony Mackie's stunt double!
@@tyler_bt3326 who cares
“It was in the tummy”- Girls bring a whole different vibe to these videos. And I never realized the padding situation. Great episode!
@Jamie HOLLAND 😂😂😂
@2nd3rd1st "Shut the fuck up".
@@2nd3rd1st *Female human life forms
@@2nd3rd1st "Shut the fuck up".
2nd3rd1st, holy fuck people hate you for no reason.
Mad respect for stunt women. Never even thought of the less clothing, less padding issue. Would love to see more videos with stunt people reacting and explaining movie stunts. This is awesome!
That's why movie ladies always drive me crazy. Real life women are protected just like guys but once they are in a movie actual protection goes out the window.
Bring her back again, she is seriously badass and has a great personality. Idk why I never thought about how stunt women usually can't wear pads because of the outfits, thats insane.
Yeah, it's terrifying to think they might be more badly injured when things go wrong
Honestly, pads simply remove pain. Anything that is going to seriously injure them, will do it, pads or no pads. That said, women are bad ass.
@@williameldridge9382 you're not a stunt man so go on and STFU
Well then I'm gonna be that guy. HAHA YOU SIMP.
@@williameldridge9382 Take your point on padding. But I had a friend in a motorbike accident who had terrible scarring on exposed skin being dragged across tarmac. Was thinking any stuntperson who has to show skin might go through that and it's not a nice thought.
6:30 I love that Amy recognises the stylistic quality of that 'floaty wirework' quality to HK and Chinese martial arts choreography. It's one of the reasons I love wuxia (lit. martial hero) cinema genre so much (Bride with White Hair, Hero, CT; HD, Reign of Assassins). I've read in places that it's an exaggerated version of qinggong (Gentle/weightless skill). I understand why people don't like it, but it's ultimately a stylistic convention.
I can appreciate the style even though I don't particularly enjoy it. All movies break from reality in lots of ways, but the floaty wirework stuff breaks it a bit too much/too far for me.
I’m more or less the opposite of what Clint said-I like the floaty wirework when it’s full on fantasy like Crouching Tiger, as opposed to when it intrudes on realism like in Ip Man
@@asherandai1000 I understand where you going but what about flying and stuff like that I feel that that breaks from reality a bit too much. I can imagine walking on a planet with weaker gravity would appear floaty but not too downright unrealistic and its in the name of the technic too , lightness skill, they're supposed to be floating like a feather.
Ang Lee stated that he wanted Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon to have a very dream like, fairy tail feel to it so her interpretation is pretty much exactly what he was aiming for.
I like it well enough where it's _supposed_ to be fantastical. Even then, it has to be done really well to sell it to the audience. In 'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon', for me there were too many shots where, rather than the performers appearing just to be incredibly light on their feet, it really did look like they were being swung around on wires and reaching out to try and get contact between their feet and the surfaces that they were supposed to be springing from.
Where I definitely _don't_ like wire work is where the action is supposed to be realistic, but it's obvious the performers are on wires because they can't achieve the moves through athleticism alone.
I feel like an idiot that never thought how stunt women cant wear much due to skimpy outfits the characters wear
@@zacmartin7349 because it wasn't something that was considered before, even if it was blatantly obvious.
While you didn’t notice it before, now you know! Glad your perspective has widened. Noticing these little things is how we understand how people are truly treated differently. Wait till you start to notice how men film women differently! Compare how Wonder Woman is shot in Wonder Woman vs Justice League. Mad Max Fury Road is a great example of a film that photographs the women just like everyone else and not for the male gaze.
@@Megancunnington lol...
@@Megancunnington To be fair, it's not like women haven't ever had movies with "Female gaze" material... *que shirtless Matthew McConaughey scene*.
I know it can go overboard at times, but including eye-pleasing stuff for male and/or female viewers isn't a bad thing.
@@Darion350 agree, because men get shirtless for fight scene too
It's just marketing techniques for both male and female audiences .
Michelle Yeoh is the only person that scared Jackie Chan. She was doing incredibly dangerous stunts and Jackie Chan felt that he had to do even more dangerous ones. Finally Jackie told Michelle that if she continued like that Jackie would literally die trying to top her.
Brie Larson: ''I'm doing my own stunts.'' (yeah,not really,she had 4,in words, FOUR,stuntwomen standing in for her flat arse.)
Michelle Yeoh: ''Bitch please...''
yep, I remember Jackie Chan talking about this in the dvd commentary of Super Cop.
Yeah Michelle Yeoh is boss, I really liked her in the new Star Trek even though her acting is iffy sometimes (maybe she's just directed bad, who knows) still love her though!
@@NinjaDimes love her but STD is gonna ba a stain in her carrier
@@yllbardh Eh her career is illustrious enough already, she's allowed a stain or two haha
Clint better be watching all the movies he's never seen whilst he is self-isolating.
and mostly the BEST MCU movie : Winter Soldier.
We all know darn well he isn't going to be watching ANY movies.
For reallll
He has no excuse now.
Can we get a series of Clint watches movies he should have seen and the crew reacts with him after
YES
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This.
Please ask them: what's the most difficult or painful "pointless" stunt you've ever done (to the plot, or didn't make it in the film, etc.)
she's probably one of the best, if not the best, hollywood stunt women. she's so freaking fast and fluid in her movements. she must've been a martial artist at some point
She's been doing martial arts for pretty much her whole life. Her father was a world champion kickboxer, and he was her first martial arts instructor.
.m. S I M P
.m. just kidding she is indeed incredible and she deserves all her recognition
@@Fyrmer Who is her dad?
@@deeznutz8320 ua-cam.com/video/IhLa-9-VOnk/v-deo.html
How is she so soft spoken and sweet? She’s literally doing a crazy brutal fight scene and is just like “ohh it was in the tummy” 😂
5:42
Yes! I found a comment about this! 😁 🙌
Because one thing is not directly related to the other, look at Terry Crews in B99, for example
Mony Pio it was rhetorical but yeah thanks
I know right... She's so cute and somehow brutal
I love how legitimately pissed she is about the stupid outfits and shoes
Because many women have been talking about the stupidity of it for years but every male just goes *hnngh tiddies* and dresses them in an iron swimsuit anyway
@Ashvin Vaidyanathan no, not really lmao
@@sof_t_ not really.
@@sof_t_ Not really, while stuntmen kind of get screwed, the actor has full say on what they are wearing in the film, this goes doubly so for actresses. No director or show-runner wants to put a woman in a position they are uncomfortable in.
@@TheLordofMetroids You realize a large part of superhero movies is that characters have to wear very specific costumes to look the part, right? You realize you just lied?
No more excuses Clint. You've got a long list to catch up on during quarantine.
It genuinely stuns me that he hasn't seen all these movies
seriously, how the hell can you be a professional cgi artist without seeing most of the movies ? it's like a cheif going, I never ate apples, but trust my apple pie recipe !
i just comprehend that he has basicly not seen any of the big movies concidering his current line of work is not acceptable.
See, I wanna know what movies he actually HAS seen.
Movie: Hardcore Henry. Scene: highway chase. Reason: the main character fires a machine gun from the sidecar of a motorbike, then drives that bike through a van full of guys, then jumps onto a helicopter. In first-person.
movie so underrated, should get more attention. the stunt is crazy legit.
Yes
Yeah
Yep
agreed
"He let me kick him. Quite hard" 10:54 this is why I love hearing stunt actors and actresses describe stunts
She is so beautiful i'd let her kill me for a movie shot
"Did you kick him??"
"Yeah"
"Oh no, poor thing"
"Oh no, he liked it"
Later "This guy let me hit him for real. He was like *harder, harder!*"
I thought at 12:39 she would say "This dude let me kill himself. He was such a nice guy" lol
@@FadingPixel d a m n 😂
dont kink shame the man
@@FadingPixel lol xD
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She is amazing. Love her personality. Please bring her more often. Any stunt scene, i am ok.
The scene from pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the black Pearl where Jack turns into a Skeleton and fights babossa, please it is my all time favorite CGI fights scene cause the CGI really holds up.
Landon Harrold just watched this yesterday I’d love to see them react to any of the Black Pearl scenes
That davy johns thingy too.... Also the war scene from at the worlds end
That came out in a time when they had actual extras on the DVDs. There are at least 2 hours worth of BTS stuff, including a large bit about all the skeleton scenes and that fight in particular. They even break down the different fighting styles of the actors.
I concur, and not just because we share first name and initials.
@@TheSwordThain Is there any way we can still see this stuff?
In Jackie Chan's autobiography, Michelle Yeoh did that train stunt herself
Andy what about in the movie?
@@liquiterge deepfake
@@liquiterge the book stunt was better
She's freaking adorable, and bad ass! Love how she breaks down these scenes
"Intention and purpose" the best fight choreography explanation ever!
Best stunt video ever just because she is so awesome. More videos with stunt women, they really are the best!
Amy had some great input on this one and honestly I'd love to hear more about what kind of protection they've developed for the performers. Clear tape pads and stuff, trying to do practically any of her choreography in skintight pants and a corset has to be a nightmare. Remembering back to Gui talking about how he is notorious for splitting pants and he gets to wear cargo where female stunt performers are often in practically spray on latex.
I don't know what you might think of this but perhaps reach out to Olivia Jackson for some much needed transparency for the industry. Her career was cut short in a bad negligent accident in South Africa where another crew member was also killed, says 16 other stunt people were hurt making the Res Evil series. I think maybe we should shed some light on Hollywood filming overseas possibly to cut corners on cost and safety. It's a bit somber for a series that's supposed to be so fun and awe inspiring but I think these people deserve to be recognized and their safety prioritized over our entertainment.
Olivia's story is so tragic. The studio paid her bare minimum for her career ending injury, disgusting.
I wish all the best for her.
yeah this video is genuinely horrifying, no wonder people die all the time filming that trash when they refuse to do two seperate shots for stuff like the rolling car shot in winter soldier
I hate all the high heels in film. But I think my breaking point was when the Amazons in Wonder Woman had them, and the princess in Aquaman wore them (as did his mum who had been living in the wild for 30 years). They just look silly, and make the jobs of the women who have to wear them harder.
@@Lurklen To me. It actually makes sense for Amazons to be able to do the things they do in High Heels which are incredibly dangerous if used as a weapon, but yeah I agree for the most part on regular humans trying to do crazy stuff in 'em. Trinity is another case where I'm totally fine with it. Same with Black Widow, and Atomic Blond... wait. I think the real problem is Choreography and Storytelling. When your action sucks and the lady is on high heels. Those high heels will stick out and if she's wearing high heels cuz lady wears high heels than that makes it doubly worse because than she has no character. Black Widow is supposed to be extremely feminine, but deadly. Those heels accentuate her appearance, but she's an Avenger for a reason. Those heels aren't a hinderance. The're another weapon in the inventory.
@slow poke Oh, I get that. I'm talking about it being a bit more realistic. It isnt that realistic for a 140 pound lady to tank a blow from a guy who's 180 pounds.
But adding those minor visuals would definitely help sell it. Not only that, but me personally I like this type of realism and character design.
".. usually women don't get to wear much pads, because we're not wearing much clothing."
Whoa. That never really occurred to me before. Props to all the stuntwomen out there!!
Yeah, same... It depends on the movie tho.
It's sad that we don't like to see more clothes on women as an audience.
@@lalboimanlun1230 Absolutely! We've come a looong way in the past however-long, but still have A LOT of maturing to do.
@@tigerija Very true!!
Lalboi Manlun I mean hey women like to see guys like Chris Evans shirtless.
Bring her back, she's so nice :D! I love hearing it from stunt women's perspective, it was a really nice video!
Yes please!
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@@salaamboss5961 lmao dude it is Aaron Toney. Aaron Toney is Anthony Mackie's stunt double!
@@xSENSEIxxPARKERx25
What's wrong with you I am seeing you doing this everywhere
it's such an old video
Don't be so desperate
@@xSENSEIxxPARKERx25
Is this what modern feminism is
What if it was a female butt laughed at by a man???
Think of the outrage
Thanks so much for having me on! I had such a blast!!
Hey, girl!!! So happy to see a stuntWOMAN on the channel!!!
It was really cool hearing about stunts from a female point of view, and I love that you gave Michelle Yeoh her props! Hope you're on the show again. I'd like to hear more about the specific things that make it different or more difficult for a female performer - maybe a word or two on how they usually have to fight with long loose hair?
Thanks so much for coming on the show! I hope we get to see you on it again
I was like omg omg omg it's you! I fan boyed lol
Amy Johnston you’re hot
I've never really thought about how stunt women in movies can't wear the same amount of pads as a stunt man can considering they have to dress like the character they're replacing.
@Daanyaal urram those characters are usually invented by and for the male gaze. In short, no woman would want to go into battle with a skimpy outfit. it's men imagining them like that.
Me neither!
@Daanyaal urram what, all of them?
@@Ken-df8cp lol something a bitter simp would say XD
@@RedRoseSeptember22 but wouldn't a bitter simp be called an incel?
I’d actually love to see a pyrotechnician or set designer reacts
that semi-casual knife flip at 11:53 is insane
Sure looks impressive, but doesn't make much practical sense. He threw the knife from his right hand to his right hand while he was not using his right hand to fight.
Guys, they can't have Tom Cruise on the couch - you know how insane he goes on couches!
One of your coolest and most interesting, likable guests so far. She was so engaged and comfortable talking with you guys. Maybe it’s just refreshing having a lady on this channel! ^_^
She's super cool, would love to see more stuntmen react with her perspective and some more scenes that she or other badass stuntwomen have worked on. Really brings a fresh perspective on some of these really awesome stunts
simp
I agree, I really enjoyed this episode.
dCip they should bring Heidi Moneymaker on the show after Black Widow has been out for awhile. She can give a lot a details about Black Widow behind the scenes.
They did a scene for the Need for Speed movie on a bridge in my town. I think the scene involved a car flipping and falling off the bridge (idk I didn’t really watch the movie lol). Anyway, there were skid marks all over the road and on the concrete railing for years. Nobody cleaned it up.
Unbelievable! That's very irresponsible and unprofessional of them!! 😤😤😤
@@angelicaamora11 go do it for them, be professional and humble
@@lynxb8576 be a professional what? Humble on what?
@@angelicaamora11 If it's unprofessional of them for you then you can also clean the Bridge & show how much humble person you are, even though it's not your work you are still happily doing it ☺️
@@lynxb8576 umm do you just see what you just said?? How tf did that made sense???
Clint: I haven't seen this movie.
Black Panther: I don't care.
Black Panther: Get this man that movie!
Google global truth project and read "The Present" if you want to learn the truth about life and death, which is supported by logic. It can change the world.
Mick Budarrap Black Panther be like:
*get this man a (black panther) dvd*
How can he work in movies and not watch any movies?!
"I've seen this movie, I've seen this movie. It's been a long time"
I dont believe you, I dont believe youve ever seen more than 10 movies eveeeer.
Yup. If he did watched it, he would have remember when Jackie Chan got hit by the helicopter.
It's in the outtake at the credit.
Dude watched one movie and decided to make vfx his career then never watched a movie again lol
@@caseymoore4759 Lmao
When she explains how it’s a real stunt and not cgi, I’m like - well that explains why it looks so freakin good!
OH MY GOD YESSSS! Construction workers react! Just them face-palming the whole time telling us how they have to fix stuff lol
I legit would love to hear about the logistics of cleaning up stuff like this. The mess left behind by the Blues Brothers sets must have apocalyptic.
"Atomic Blonde" -the stairwell and the apartment right after!
They already reacted to that
@@raghuvarma5557 name of the video????
I didn't know coordinated fights were so collaborative. Amy is so badass!!
There's a LOT that goes into well choreographed fights, starting with years of martial arts. Its very easy to appreciate the work that goes into it.
@@StephonST رجا الاشتراك في القناه لوسمحتي
How can you NOT know that? LOL
@@umainebearman Why is it so ridiculous? You could totally imagine that the fight choreographer could direct all the moves and if a stuntman doesn't know how to do they have to learn. I believe Jackie Chan is much more in a leading role than a collaborative one, but I might be wrong.
@@Gnossiene369 random events ? The comment is about the collaborative aspect. Stunts and fight choreography could just as well be heavily directed by one person rather than have creative contributions by the whole stunt team.
That fight scene in the gate was so so Awsome!! Hands down the best fight scene ive seen ever! You can really feel the kicks and punches and she's such a badass!
can't believe i've never heard of her before, she's badass and yet so soft-spoken and kind!!!
She's literally female Keanu - super nice and well-spoken, until they get to show off their sheer unfiltered badassery on-screen.
to be fair, i hadn't heard of anyone before they came on this series, which is why i think these videos are so great - love learning more about these people and what they do. :)
@@rapidreaders7741 no offense but no matter male or female nobody compares to Keanu
Got an idea to get Clint to see more movies: just "self"-isolate him. Tied to a chair in front of a TV.
With a device that won't allow him close his eyes like in "A Clockwork Orange"
@@luisaleman9512 We need to show him a bit of the ultra violence.
Luis Aleman hey i have the same last name 👋🏼
Call it Clint reacts to movie he should have already seen
She's one of the most insightful guests you guys have had on the show. I hope this isn't the last time we get to see her!
Love the shade thrown at costuming. Absolutely true.
11:19
*stunt fighter gets kicked*
"Poor Zin."
"Oh no he liked it..he liked it a lot."
Me looking at the highway door scene: „they could never have done any of that for real.“
Her: „oh yeah we did that with a truck pushing us and we even had a ramp.“
Me: 😳
I wonder if they had wheels under it so it would slide better. If the metal directly touches the ground it should be stopping very fast.
@CatandBonez she did wear pads in that scene. She even explained it
My thoughts watching these scenes were "wow, that looks really good for a studio known for faulty CGI. Wait... That looks TOO good for this studio!" 😂
@CatandBonez She actually said the opposite, that *luckily* she had clothing so she could pad herself.
I feel like I automatically assume everything is CGI or somehow faked nowadays, but when she said it was real I just... now I have to question everything again, fml
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Okay, Amy was awesome, and I loved her as a guest. She's great. Bring her back when you can!
That sword fight in Crouching Tiger is still insane 20+ years later. The choreography is second to none and whilst the floaty wire work in the film is part of the Wuxia genre they really tone it down during that fight. The wide shots are clearly stunt doubles but the shots where it's clearly the actresses show how incredible it looks when the actors do as much of the fights as possible. Whenever I watch Crouching Tiger I'm waiting for that fight. Just incredible.
The "floaty wirework" that Amy was talking about is a common thing in the Chinese wuxia genre called qinggong!
In the real world, qinggong is a martial arts technique similar to parkour.
In wuxia fiction however, qinggong is extremely exaggerated and allows practitioners to make their body as light as a feather. This results in all sorts of ridiculous stunts like being able to glide on water, run faster, jump higher and farther, stand on thin branches etc.
it's fantasy. A lot Hollywood stunts are also exaggarated, especially when they are shot several times or fly off several meters from a car crash and stand up like it's no big deal-
Exactly, when I see people complain about it being unrealistic, it's like complaining about dragons being in a fantasy movie because dragons don't exist in real life, it's part of the genre.
Yo gotta do more reactions- with this girl!
She's one bad ass lady!
right? shes fucking awesome, and yet she still seems super grounded. Like you'd meet her in real life and just not even know how much of a boss she is.
Have more stuntwomen or just bring her back more. She's awesome
agreed
Smiley5z simp
@@YNGRADIO Oh fuck off bro
@@pranjalkumar4708 its joke tho
Just Amy tho. No need for those ugly guys to be taking up all of her screen time
the dudes from the raid, and asian(and a lot around the world) stunt-people/cinema in general are taking real hits so we are so entertained! so much props to them!!
11:51 Still absolutely love that Sebastian Stan practiced that knife flip religiously so that he could actually do it while filming the fight scene
Amy's another excellent guest. Glad we got to hear about the particular issues of female stunt performers.
simp
Having women fight in high heels/platforms has always looked so unrealistic.
More episodes like this please, she's so passionate. I loved it
I loved her excitement in this! I hope she comes back!
Clint's reaction to "You've never seen this movie?"
Marvel movies: meh. Is this endgame?
Jackie Chan movies: I'VE SEEN THIS MOVIE, I'VE SEEN THIS MOVIE IT'S JUST BEEN A LONG TIME!!!
What can we say clint has good taste
@@shealupkes lOOk gUys, I dOn'T lIkE mArvEl, Am I EdGy?? DERP
@@arreca09 oh no
@@arreca09 Buddy the only ones who actually like marvel are pre-pubescent teens
@@drinkmorewater5388 lOOk gUYs, I mAke fUn oF mArVel fAnS, bUT I aLsO hAVe A CIA aVATar aND Call of Duty vIDeoS oN mY cHaNneL, LIkE and SuBsCRibE, Call of Duty , pewpew!
"when you have a dance partner that knows what they are doing, you just come together and salsa" >start furiously punching each other
wise words
I love how usually the other stunt performers are tough hard dudes, and then you have this really light, delightful, honestly kick ass lady on.
Niko just casually saying, "Clint hasn't seen anything." will always had me dying 😭😂
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@@salaamboss5961 lmao dude it is Aaron Toney. Aaron Toney is Anthony Mackie's stunt double!
I love Amy Johnston. She's so authentic.
I loved having a stuntwoman on the show. Amy seemed so knowledgable and passionate about stunt work. I really enjoyed this episode. 💕 💕 💕
It's because you are a woman too
I loved it too.
I loved how she after Clint reacted with an ouch or two and cringed in pain by watching the hurt she put on people with " He liked it", "It was in the tummy. and "He told me to hit him harder. I liked it." in such a innocent way. =)
Mad max: road warrior
The whole truck chase, specifically when the guy gets sucked under the trucks tires
Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon was great because it has another element of the movie that Hollywood these days seem to ignore.. exceptional and purposeful camera works!
0:46 Captain America: The Winter Soldier
5:33 Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
8:15 Supercop
10:00 The Gate
12:59 Skillshare (AD)
14:17 How To Stunt In Hollywood by Amy Johnston (Amy's Book)
It's only 15 min.... why the time stamps
austin ohlrich Why not?
@@aleckboidk it's only 15 min.
Another great female stunt performer that you can have on this, would be Zoe Bell, her work on Death Proof is crazy ass, and legit.
Exactly yes, i was just about to comment that, God please let them zoe bell and talk about death proof. Greatest stunt of all tike
@@atari_k1 Or her stunts in other productions that got her that role on Death Proof. Like most main character stunts on the Xena show, or her stunts in Bitch Slap.
Yeah she's crazy (crazy good), gotta get her on.
4:00 "Do you have to fix the streets?" Yeah. Not only the real streets, even the fake streets and facades in the backlots of the studios: If a production rents these, they can do whatever they want with them but they have to leave them in their original state.
"We want to blow up downtown for a scene, but don't worry we'll rebuild everything."
Reminds me of when they made Edoras out in the middle of nowhere for Lord of the Rings
When you have Disney money... you just build a street.. then blow it up.
Yep, and it's amazing how much destruction they did to downtown Chicago in The Blues Brothers.
@@DGaryGrady Blues Brothers car chase scenes are still great fun to watch, it's so fucking absurd!
yoooo. I watched that little knife flip so many times at 11:52
Nobody:
Clint: "Is this endgame?"
He's joking
@@noble_lemon ahahahahahahhsha
We want more Amy, she's great.
CGI Scene to react to:
Spider-Man 3, at least when Peter is trying to rip “venom” off of him.
every edit of T1 getting his shirt ripped of while screaming "GET THIS SHIT OUT OF ME"
It had no cgi. It was all real.
@@raam726 no way moving Venom things are practical effects
I wonder how that cgi has aged. When i first watched the movie i loved how the black goo looked, it seemed so well done at the time.
I would love to see you look at the The Raid, particularly when one of the apartment residents falls several floors onto a ledge on his back.
Should definitely have her on again, don’t know how all stunt specialists are so cool but hey I’m not complaining
Maybe going through intense training and often bearing with pain without complaint shapes them in some way.
Kepler They're not going to invite the assholes on tho
Ojogbane Amedu fair point but they also do speak like most people they work with are like them
Yeah, Michelle Yeoh is one of the biggest non-stuntperson badasses out there.
Reminds me of that quote: "Sure he was great, but don't forget that Ginger Rogers did everything he did, ...backwards and in high heels."
What’s that from?
@@LordJagd superstore ( working from home and binge watching it on Hulu. Saw the episode today)
Gov Ann Richards from Texas was famous for saying that quote at the democratic national convention when George Bush Sr was President. She wasn't the first female of Texas however that was actually "Ma" Richards back in the 20's. Still she was a bad ass evidenced by this awesome Don't Talk PSA for Alamo Drafthouse that would play before films ua-cam.com/video/159aC5YSio4/v-deo.html
She was one of my favs growing up.
Finally someone acknowledged that quote referencing Fred Estaire and Ginger Rogers
Amy Johnston is just an incredible actress. Thanks for inviting her!
We NEED JACKIE CHAN on this Show
He has the most interesting fight scenes
zaczane I second that!!! I would definitely cryyy
YOLO
Dude, this would be my dream guest for sure!!
Please get Jackie Chan...no deepfakes ;p
I would honestly love to see a guest who's more on the production side. Like what do they do with the stuff they break? Tons of junk cars and props etc. that need to be rid of. How do they decide when to rent a freeway and when to build a road like they did with Matrix. When to outsource stuff to another VFX studios and whatnot? Just stuff that happens behind the scenes that viewers have no clue about.
In recent years production companies and studios have gotten better in keeping stuff even some of the stuff they break, I visited a Bond exhibition in London they had the Casino Royale 'most rolls' Aston Martin there, in all its beat to shit glory. There is a video on UA-cam of someone finding the first General Lee from the Dukes of Hazard and restoring it... The condition it was in was dire. The prep that goes into crashing vehicles pretty much makes them not worth salvaging, if the car has to jump then you might ballance it out by putting concrete in the trunk, if its rolling or smashed, all fluids, gas anything hazardous gets removed, if it needs to break in a certain way you'll make cuts to the internal structure and frame. So most trashed cars probably get cubed, even exotics.
Sets still get broken up. A lot of sets still get the axe and skip treatment, unless it is going to be reused in a franchise or something. Sets are too dificult to store.
With freeways, city streets and other locations it comes down to time, cost, damage, security and saftey. Permits for filming can be hellishly expensive, with a highway you might need to replace K rails or divides, light poles and your working to a clock so all the broken glass, parts and wrecked vehicles have to be cleared to open the road at a certain time, so if your crash involves trucks or rigs you might want to build a freeway. Again back to the wrecked vehicles if your car is getting dumped into a river or canal you have to make sure all fluids, including the battery are removed before it goes in or you will be facing heavy fines for polution. Also you will need cranes and flatbeds if your wrecking cars so you have to factor that into the budget. These days it can just be easier to CG in a bunch of cars, or do the whole sequence in a computer.
Which brings us to out sourcing, which is all down to time and budget.
With props there are lots of auctions where you can buy production destroyed props, they recently had a John Wick auction and that had a lot of damaged knives and rubber guns.
I always make a note to learn the names of the stunt actors, without whom, we wouldn't have such amazing action sequences. Amy Johnston is no exception! Such a down to earth badass!!!
I just want to tell you guys, that I love your channel! Especially the 'xxxx react to bad & great yyy' series! Always loved movies and you added a whole new dimension to it! Thx guys. Much love from Germany!