Stuntmen React to Bad & Great Hollywood Stunts 3
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“John Wick is stunt porn.”
Truer words have never been spoken.
i love the fancy font they did
600 likes my bro =), you hit the head on the nail.
Erick Merwin Don’t you mean ‘pencil on the head’?
I’ll walk out.
@@sofiyanali2489 Believe it or not, i was gunna say that. I did not want to over shadow the original comment haha. Well done. =)
What about Jackie Chan then
After i saw this, I'm convinced that stunt doubles deserve an Oscar category...
Agreed! They risk far more than the actors and can make or break a film It also gave me a lot of respect for KR.
It's a conscious decision that there's no Oscar for stuntmen. There is already a whole lot of risks with stunts and a whole lot of accidents and the Oscars doesn't want to encourage that even more. They want to push the VFX-perspective more so that we can get away from actual dangerous stunts
A lot of stunt doubles die on set so they definitely need something to show light on how amazing they are.
Darrius James it can also have the opposite affect
It seems stupid for me to say that but it happened before
Agreed. Some of that shit is insane.
In the raid movies, all of the extras/stunts were actually well-trained. The raid shows what if martial artist play a movie, not if actors play martial art.
the actor is trained too, like iko uwais, mad dog, joe taslim
@@faxify453 trained? They were all martial artist. Joe Taslim was a Judo Athlete. Iko was a pencak silat athlete, mad dog and assasin still teaches pencak silat...they were all martial artist before becoming an actor.
@@Gonzhilaz ya, i know it bruh
@@Gonzhilaz Acting training not a martial arts
@@fifimuzlifah hah?
Can we officially rename stuntmen to "Professional Mad Lads"
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Yrl
Count Dankula shaking with rage at this comment
No
At this point in his career, I have to think that Keanu has MAD RESPECT from stunt people.
His jujitsu is awesome, not clunky, dude in the video is a dipshit. Keanu works his ass off in so many different disciplines.
@@Liftocrat-actual you miss the point there. The guy said it looks clunky but more realistic way of beating the guy(IRL), he didnt say the movie as a whole is clunky. Get your shit right.
@@Liftocrat-actual You took the comment the totally wrong way. Real fighting is far more clunky looking than hollywood "fighting" which is what he said.
I think by now, Keanu has mad respect from pretty much everyone
@@Liftocrat-actual I think it's meant as a compliment. Like, the fighting is more practical and methodical, and less Hollywood.
For the Raid, the martial art represented is Pencak Silat, and it is very common to move your hand like he does, to distract the opponent. That's the "art" part of it as well!
and he doin it himself (no stuntmman).
Indonesian use pencak silat sometimes for traditional events that's why it's more likely art
Actually they use mixed martial arts with silat becuz i can see judo karate and some kung fu in thery move too
@@Davilbreaker Yes, because every Asian Martial arts are in some way related to each other. But Iko Uwais, the actor is a legit Silat practitioner.
Pencak silat basicly designed for bladed weapon (knife, golok or traditional sickle).
The waving & swirling hand represent a movement when handling the weapon, to keep the momentum of the blade or the change of handling blade position.
I think part of the reason John Wick became one of my favorite movie franchises recently is because of how badass the stunts are, as well as all the details put into it. John doesn’t have infinite ammo either, especially noticeable in Chapter 2 when he’s given 7 rounds, you can count them out and after the 7th is fired, he starts beating the fuck outta people, taking THEIR guns, using them, then discarding them and taking another when the mag is empty. Great stuff. Didn’t notice the leg thing, either, that’s a fantastic detail
I noticed that too
Just whatch raid redemtiom and raid 2... and jhon wick look like knder garden fight
Lmao have you seen john wick 3
@@rektthelegendscollector4908 yea
He doesn't have infinite ammo but he does have infinite HP. not that I mind though lol, it's cool seeing him get the crap beaten out of him.
That's swirly is called "bunga" in silat, the Indonesian martial art. Basically to cause diversion
Hope they see it
Ip Man vs 10 black belts.
You can’t do this series without at least one Donnie Yen scene
Yess, any Ip Man fight scene is a killer spectacle.
Donnie yen is lowkey unappreciated smh
To be really honest, That fight scene look bad. Clearly i not a fan of Ip man, but it even a one of worse fight of the franchise it self.
it look ridiculous and those Black belt acting very dump while the early fight with 3 of them they actually look they can fight.
I know the more people, the harder it take. Like 2vs1 it already hard as hell
But i saw it done before, Jackie chan in police story movies. Actually most of his movie he fight with shit load of enemy.
@@cfcfcfcf Ip Man's fight scenes are his least brutal fight sequence on screen
😂
Funny enough that Lambo (6:14) from wolf of wallstreet was a real 25th anniversary countach, they ended up fixing all the damage and sold for profit.
To be fair, what they did to that car (at least what was in the clip) isn't the same level of wreckage as your typical action movie car.
The raid redemption and its sequel are my favorite action films of all time.
Ong Bak 2 too has very nice showcase of martial arts stunts, one of my faves with the two mentioned.
Both
"the next day every molecule in my body hurt," and this is a legit tough guy. So you know that would definitely finish most people because this guy is not a whiner. That fall look like it really hurt.
Film isn't real
@@mullerkhan4030 but the stunt is
@@mullerkhan4030 wat? explain?
I fell of my bike going about 40-50 kmh, couldn't walk the next day, 2 weeks passed to recover. Cant comprehend how they do this all the time
Even though I have a high pain tolerance capacity I know that would hurt bad.
I always thought the scene where they drag the bank vault through the streets in Fast and The Furious was CG. Mind blown.
To be fair it _is_ unrealistic. What they are doing wouldn't work in real life obviously. A bank vault isn't made out of some thin steel plates and would require tremendous amounts of force to not only yank it out of the wall but also slide it across concreet. Not to mention all the times they would get stopped the moment the vault would hit the side of the road or those trees.
It was partially. They had to add CG to it
@@reapertheunique Yep. And honestly, I feel like if they already put such effort in this scene (despite it being unrealistic), then why not do it in cg completely? IMHO that would be safer, actually more realistic and a lot more tunable after they filmed it.
@@benjaminmuller9348 Because CGI is expensive and welding a few plates to a shortened pick-up truck is cheap.
right? No idea that thing was real, holy shit
Captain America: The Winter Soldier; The highway scene with Sebastian Stan’s knife flips 👏
The best MCU action scene. The knife flips add so much
it was incredible!!
Or that sweet sweet elevator fight 👌🏻
Oh yes pls
Claire McMullin to many camera cuts tbh could’ve been 10x better
The Raid 2 is unparalleled in it's stunts and fight choreography.
Raid has the best fight scenes ever.
Mad Max: Fury Road. I'd love to see his reactions to the practicals in that film.
Oh man, hell yes. That's what I've been waiting for. Would work in cgi react and stunt react
I was going to comment the same thing, its one of my favorite movies with crazy action scenes
it's not even solely practical, has practical where it truly matters and is possible and cgi where practical is unfeasible or wouldn't accomplish the same outcome
Oh yea I did it. The 666 like
@@josephmullan6931 Yeah. Truth is the movie is half done with CG.
We are just fooled with how good it all looks.
Mad Max Fury Road and John Wick 3 needs to be talked about
Ruben Garcia Jake from vsauce3 talked about mad max. Very interesting and probably what you were wondering about.
ua-cam.com/video/pZkCZ4LCO0o/v-deo.html
@@xx4rch4xx Love it bro... Thanks for sharing....
NOOOOOOOOOOOO! I have not seen John Wick 3 yet!!!!
@@MrCrazybadbastard watch it then you bastard!
Well, they have to wait for John Wick 3 to come out on home video and streaming first before they can show it and react to it, lol. It should be out around August 23rd, according to Amazon's page ;)
That slapping movement on the raid is the part of pencak silat technique (the martial art used in the raid movie)
That is not something they make to fill the gap between the fight
Stunt men have my respect 💯% for what they do. Movies wouldn’t be made possible without the stunts you guys do. And Keanu Reeves just kicks ass in John Wick.
Now do The Raid 2. There are many good stuffs there:
- The prison riot scene
- The car chase scene
- The brother and sister scene
- The kitchen scene
They should make an entire video about the raid movies
This, so much!
The kitchen scene blew my mind...
The very best there is
It took me a while to realize the random “subscribe” was actually censoring swears, well played
Brilliant
I played that part back so many times just now!
time code?
I thought that was conditioning
5:39
Your comment on the raid’s “hand movement beat fillers”, though they seem like random hand movements, are actually part of the Pencak Silat martial art moves. Hence the high count. You’ll see it everywhere in any Silat fights, it’s part of the art.
It's always great to see a true expert at work, and telling people what goes on. It doesn't diminish the spectacle, it enhances it. Thanks dudes.
Man that went by way too fast. I could've watched another 45 mins of this easily.
God yes. I love this stuff. That bank vault was insane :)
Absolutely. Would watch way more of that.
The Raid 2 stunts reaction, and Jackie Chan's earlier Hong Kong movies with him and his Stunt Team, like Police Story and Armour of God.
This 100%^^^^^^
In fairness, they could do a Jackie Chan special. Armour of God, Operation Condor, any of the first three Police Stories, both Project A films. There's so many.
Yeah, early Jackie Chan movies would be very very good to see.
I feel like the "beats" in the raid are due to them mainly doing Kali.
They teach you to basically always keep your hands moving and "flowing" but at the same time it does look like swimming
The Raid Redemption is a brilliant film
Yesss
Badass
The Raid 2 is great too
Bond stunt special please.
Or just showcase the crane sequence and parkour chase in Casino Royale in a future episode.
Might the license holders of Bond not make a big issue of that though? Lots of stuff gets taken down because of that...
Or just get Sebastian to react to parkour scenes!
This right here
@@Martinspire Not that I know of. And there are many fan-made Bond trailers and compilation videos online and the Corridor Crew already looked at Goldeneye.
How about all the amazing stunt work from Mad Max Fury Road? That shit is amazing!
Primarch the pole cats 👏👏👏
OMG YES PLEASE
444th like
I was just coming down here to say that scene in the OG mad max where the guy wangs his head on the road
The road warrior was even more nuts
seeing videos like this really makes you appreciate everything that goes into movies
1:04 actually, its not rotoscope or greenscreen. They really did it on the set. The mattress part is correct though.
Here’s the link to the actual vfx scene of the raid:
ua-cam.com/video/EvojZrBW-ok/v-deo.html
It would be awesome to have a stunt episode just discussing "one take" stunt scenes
Steven W Howard this for sure would kick ass
Daredevil s1-s3
I second this motion
Three Words: TOM YUM GOONG!
Oldboy fo sure
"Believe it or not, I'm not very famous."
The look in his eyes those moments after as he is contemplating his life decisions.
1:50 the hands in waving in the air is the style of martial arts they use called Silat. Similar to Wing Chun, Jeet kun do and Aikido, it focuses on making points of contact and reading your opponent's movement from what their body tells you through those contact points.
That swirly slap in the Raid Movie is a "Silat Technic"
An entire Stuntmen React episode on JACKIE CHAN's all-time greatest stunts would be awesome!
THIS
yes please
It would just be "that's real, and that, and that, another real one, and real again"
@@FoxDren still, totally worth it. Also, I would like to listen to how it is all achieved practically.
get jackie chan to review stunts
Hooray for Eric. Every React episode is special, but he really adds that extra spark.
A dude was driving the bank vault....holy shit
@@siechamontillado have you never seen fast and furious???
@@ifyoureplyyouaregay6691 I have - I never knew that there was a guy INSIDE the vault drifting the damn thing during that chase sequence and having to sync his drift with the diver in front - that's insane!
You know this is a great show when it feels like it ends WAY too soon and you're left wanting more!
Thanks for making this series. I always knew about the stunts these people had to do but I never had as much respect for what they put themselves through as I do now
The elevator scene from Captain America: Winter Soldier. Or the causeway fight. Or pretty much any stunt from that movie.
You mean more content for them to "Make Marvel Rated R" for part 2? Maybe?
That too.
Oh my gosh yes please
The editing completely ruined the action scenes in that movie
Winter Soldier is the only Marvel movie I truely love but the editing of most of the action scenes in the movie is horrific.
The Winter Soldier, Mad Max, Daredevil series and Pirates of the Caribbean.
He was the stunt director for the Daredevil series
@@syroco punisher u mean
He was stunt double and a stunt co-ordinator on daredevil.
*"John Wick is like...stunt porn"* i like that😂
Huge Respect for this Stunt Guy, very simple and funny...lots to learn from their attitude towards Life and their job.
JACKIE CHAN ANY POLICE STORY FILM. YOU KNOW IT IN YOUR HEARTS :)
Don't really care abt that dude.
p l u m e pplooi
@@sleepyearth You dont care about the greatest stuntman of all time? Or at least arguably the greatest. I think you are the only one
@@sleepyearth That's sad, what are you even doing here if you can't appreciate one of the greatest actors who does his own stunts?
@@sleepyearth it's okay, nobody cares what you care.
Love how you dub "subscribe" over swear words, well played XD
@@Valet2 dude same, I was getting creeped out tbh
Subtle
Why do they say “subscribe” 5:40 they’re trying to brainwash us
HOLY MOLY
its when they censor a word
It's when they censor swear words
That same exact scene played when I read this
Yea fr
The bank vault chase in F5 is hands down one of the best chase scenes in history and defo the best of the F&F series.
So glad it’s mostly practical. When will filmmakers realise we want realism above CGI.
the final fight in the jackie chan movie "legend of the drunken master" (Jui kuen II) that whole thing is crazy.
Doug Demuro, the type of guy to make a cameo in a Corridor video.
I mean this video is pretty much them pointing out the quirks and features of stuntwork
didn't expect him to be here 🤣
Who?
who?
@@walkinginternetstereotype80 just search him on yt
I can literally swear with THE RAID 2. That masterpiece is ultimate thriller.
Clint casually: Is that real?
Eric casually: Yeah.
Clint: What??!?!!?!??!
Don't stop inviting this guy ever!!
React to some Jackie Chan stuff
I'm starting to think that they purposely dont react to Jackie Chan just to piss us off..
@@brucedoyle4055 I just think there's not enough time in one video
I don't think they keep inviting this guy, they're all wearing the same shit from every other stuntman react video, they just did one long take and then cut up the video into multiple 10 min segments. So for all the people asking them to do a stuntman react to a scene you want TOO BAD! they can't go back in time and add it. They would have to gather all the requests and actually invite the guy on again, Here's to hoping they do though.
@@shinobi600 yeah I think you're right, but they did mention that people should make requests at the end of this video, so they must have that in mind for the future.
It was smart of them to record this much content in one go.
"and he did this by breaking every bone in his body"
I love the react series. So much. A lot. More than anything.
bless your heart
I am so happy they began doing these. It's a way for them to share some of their knowledge in a quick and entertaining way. Perfect for UA-cam.
More than X? 😢 on Jah? 😭 How could you forget about XXXtentacle??? 😭 he’s my favorite domestic abuser
Friendly Neighborhood Totally Not Creepy Old Man someone’s mad
This guy din't give the Raid's "floppy hand" any justice. There's a reason why they do that.
What they used in Raid is Silat, the Malay form of martial arts and they tend to have alot of wavy movements in order to fake out opponent before landing a blow and by keeping their hands in motion, it's easier for a practitioner to counter or intercept a blow rather than just stay still and wait for the blow to come then move.
In fact that kind of "constant movement" is present in almost every great martial artist. Look at Bruce Lee. He never stays still too and is constant swaying side by side before he does any kicks is because it gives him the momentum and also the quicker reaction to intercept or deal any blows rather than being stationary.
Think of it this way... You and another person is in seperate but same model of cars. Both of you have the same goals of reaching 150mph 1st. You're stationary while your opponent has a headstart of driving at 10mph. When the race starts, of course your opponent would win because he had the inertia to reduce wheelspin and everyone knows "spinning ain't winning". Same thing goes to why those wavy hand syndrome is shown in The Raid and many other martial arts movies.
Its soo good to actually see how they work on a movie set and for you guys to break it down for us thanks
The Raid movie became such an inspiration to a lot of movies and show, especially Daredevil and Deadpool. Amazing film and I think they are making an American version.
Love both Raids. Don’t want them to remake an American one
@@parisiansigh8394 yeah,,
@@parisiansigh8394 I love them too, but I'm ok with there being an American version.
Hopefully that leads to more people finding out about the originals and appreciating just how far ahead those guys are in terms of stunts.
PSYCHE DELIC hopefully they don’t fucking butcher it like Oldboy
Unremakeable. So i doubt theres gonna be american version of it. The movie focuses on the fight, that hollywood never do
Damm i thought the fast 5 vault scene was CGI, after seeing this i hope stunt doubles get paid really good money shit
yeah, cause it looks like CGI and totally fake like the whole franchise, which was started with a pretty descent first film, I'm surprised that it's not CGI
I hated that scene I mean this is the good guys and they're dragging this vault through the streets and all I'm thinking is how many people does that vault just randomly kill as your smashing it through buildings and cars.
@@Warcodered01 You've got a point there but it's still an awesome scene. 😂
@@WitherAndrot I knew from very beginning it wasn't CGI. It didn't look CGI at all to me.
@@Warcodered01 Are they really the good guys? maybe in comparison to the people they're going after, but each character has a long list of felonies
What an awesome episode! Thanks CC and Eric
1:45 I like how they counted the head turn as a swirly slap.
Please react to Mad Max, Buster Keaton, Pirates of the Caribbean, the air plane stunt from the Dark Knight Rises
Shan Hussain I think they’ve done buster Keaton.
@Anthony Swiss The most famous is when he climbs the building.
@@aus-li They definitely showed an interesting (and super dangerous) train stunt in one of the previous 2 episodes.
They could still react to the famous Buster Keaton scene where he hangs off a Clocktower for real, which Jackie Chan also famously recreated in one of his own movies later ;)
Well aren't you fucking demanding?
The "swirly hands" thing in The Raid might have something to do with their martial art (Pencak Silat) but that's just my speculation.
yes... silat has their 'bunga' (flowery) arts to start the attack... intended to confuse the opponent on what strike will be made
Wasn't it just called Raid when it was released or is that just me. Because now everywhere it is The Raid but i am sure it wasn't called that in 2011.
Yea I thought this was just what they did with their hands in Silat lol
@@KnightJPB The original Indonesia title is "Serbuan Maut", because it got it's popularity around the world, the English title named The Raid
Generson Bryantheart Yeah but I remember when it was released it was just called RAID. And then RAID 2. There was no "The".
I lost it at "This is a 1989 hOnDa CiViC"
This is one of the very few reactions that's really educational or informative 💕💕💕
The guy who fell down knew they were never going to be able to beat Batman so he just pretended to be knocked-out so he didn't have to get beaten up by him.
please react to the corridor fight scene in old boy (2003).
and compare it to the much messier scene from the remake! it is bad AND good stunts,after all
Von Funk Oh hell yeah
I was just about to comment this, that scene is incredible.
We got the same idea bro
This is amazing! Thank u guys! Love from Indonesia 😍
I really respect Keanu for giving the stuntmen on Matrix films expensive gifts. Has it ever occurred to other wealthy actors to do the same thing or is this just the first time it was made public? Seriously, why is this the first I hear of an A list actor sharing their wealth with some of the behind the scenes crew?
Can you react to fight choreography or fight stunts? (Like The Winter Soldier, Daredevil, Dark Knight, Baby Driver)
I would pay to watch them react to the season 3 daredevil prison break scene
Aren't all fight scenes choreography and stunts though?
React to captain America the Winter soldier highway fight scene please
Looks cool,
But too many cuts and quick shots that make it jarring to watch
All of the Marvel movies suffer from this
Cap vs bucky on highway
I prefer the ship infiltration. Beautiful and stunning choreography. Or was that another movie?
@@thanksfernuthin that's winter soldier bro you're right. When Cap fights the mercenary??
@@TanjiroKamado-yc3pl, from the moment he jumps into the water! The best "comic book comes to life" scenes ever!
You guys should react to stunts in the old movies, like the Buster Keaton or Charlie Chaplin ones, it'd be great 😀
kudos bro, great content! really enjoyed this
Could y'all react to the daredevil hallway fight from season 1
Maybe even the ones from S2 and S3 aswell.
Alexis Collins the prison scene from season 3
man, the fights from that series were pure gold!
Jesus this
How about the hallway scene from Oldboy that daredevil is copying?
How about the scene in Ip Man where he fights 10 black belts? One of the most brutal and well choreographed scenes I’ve ever seen.
Amazing idea
it feels like they would need a martial art expert to come in for that one, someone trained to see everything we miss in the technique. more than a stuntman would
This and Fury Road. PLEEEEEASE.
asian movies are always full of shit though? its like every movie has some palm attack where they fly back 100 ft
@@ArmanGT 'Always' and 'every' doesn't fit that narrative at all, unless you've only seen Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.
Yo I love how the guy just catches all the movie mistakes haha
For the last jedi, I heard that apparently they did one shot where the red guys would go to a praying pose with their weapons when "waiting" for the line to get to them and it worked really well to break the fight into multiple "enemies" that would attack in coordination with the different weapons rather than the brawl it is.
Eric's reaction to Ip Man dojo fight would be fantastic!
Ip Man reallllly needs to be shown some love that's an incredible movie
"They use kit cars"
let's take a moment of silence for the 400 + very real Dodge Chargers destroyed in The Dukes of Hazzard
I feel physical pain reading this... I fuckin love muscle cars dude.
@@wangusbeef86 Yeah, and sadly those Mustangs in John Wick are very real :(
Pliant Impala785 yeah, and lamborghini countach in wows
Don't forget Knight Rider.
@NinjaRider777R I don't know if I'm reading your comment properly but in gone in 60 seconds it was a 1967 Shelby GT 500 not a 1968
I love the hidden SUBSCRIBE's popping up here and there. I laughed out loud rewatching this that I missed it in the first watch
“What’s the hardest hit you’ve ever taken?” This POS grey T Shirt you guys made me where.
* Puts Raid 2 scene on thumbnail *
* Doesn't mention anything about Raid 2 *
Sneak : 100
*They probably fucked up, and confuse the thumbnail*
Yeay man. Iam waiting for the kitchen fight
Another level of trolling and misleading
The Raid films shouldn't even be considered Hollywood films. Sure, the director is Welsh, but the film was entirely shot in Indonesia and the Stunt Coordinators are all Indonesian as well. I mean I'm glad they mentioned The Raid for sure, but to lump it together with other Hollywood flicks when it is anything but that is kind of downgrading.
DARKgirafa
This is meant as a compliment to the Raid, right?
I did NOT expect the vault scene in Fast Five to be actually done practically! Wow!
Same, although the part where it hits the bollards and tumbles obviously wasn't practical.
@@TheOriginaMurrinator Thinking the same thing.
The explanation here was a little simplistic. They actually used a bunch of different techniques, depending on the needs of the shot. Sometimes it was a lightweight vault on steel sled tracks actually being towed down the street. Sometimes it was a heavier vault being towed by an off-screen truck. And yeah, sometimes it was a truck in a box. You should watch the whole Vanity Fair video. It's fascinating.
@@TheOriginaMurrinator Except it was. Watch the Vanity Fair video. You will be amazed at how much work went into it, and how little of the scene is CG.
THere are some great gags in Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever. There is a high fall where the camera chases the guy all the way down and a super sweet tandem car barrel roll jump. Some sweet show.
Yea that "swimming" affect's kl, makes it more realistic knowing that he's ready for the next attack and I think it also would stop the audience from being sceptical about him being able to defend from fast attacks
When are we gonna start talking about the subtle subscribe messages sprinkled in the video
so annoying.. if i want to subscribe, i will
it's literally for censoring swear words, they've been fooling the algorithm for many months now
@@thymii6946 can you timestamp it when?
@@ayushnair8655 3:48
@@ayushnair8655 5:38
Great, now i want to watch 1989 Honda Civic review
Stuntmen deserve so much more recognition.
The captions in this video make it absolute perfection.
You should do the daredevil tv hallway fight scenes
I think you should take mad Max Fury Road for a next video
In Fast Five, I love that they showed how they used a truck! They actually also used a real massive vault and another rigged vehicle too. So 2 rigged up vehicles and 1 real safe was used throughout. They say that in the special features for the movie.
That Doug clip had me like:
THHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHIS is a Honda Civic.
Keanu is already my favorite actor but he does his own stunts too?! Wow!
He doesn't do all his own stunts (like Jackie Chan or Tom Cruise). He just does some of the car stunts himself. Which is still better than most Actors.
@@kickassnetwork Nope He done his 87% Stunt. He told that in Ellen show.
@@kickassnetwork While he's not as nuts as Jackie or Tom when it comes to doing stunts, he still does a vast majority of his own stunts. Out of all of his movies, I can probably count on two hands the number of stunts that weren't done by him.
Fortnite slave huhh
@@kickassnetwork who also does most if not all his fight scenes himself
Doug the type of guy to review a 1989 hOnDA CiVIc
Doug the type of guy to tell you the quirks and features of his girlfriend
Guys you're doin an amazin job... keep it up. Here's a few movies for you to check out for stunts and VFX both.
Rocky Handsome - final fight scene
Commando 3 - Watford fight scene
Don 2 action scenes
Baaghi 1 & 2 action scenes
War - fight scenes
4:05 I remember that news clip from the old meme days, lol. That poor lady actually broke her leg falling off that, hence the weird pain noises. It wasn't just the wind knocked out of her, just FYI ;)
The "Swiriy slap" is a real and effective part of Silat, for a real world example watch Anderson Silva vs Michael Bisping
Me: Yay they’re covering “The Raid” 1 and 2!
The video: A minute on “The Raid” 1, nothing on 2.
Me: -_-
Jack Stoutamore probably not even a minute for The Raid :/
Rick Burton
Yeah I’m disappointed
they could be saving it for the next video, but most likely not
@@Slask7 cause the raid it was good in all the figh scenes
Jeferson Afonso i know but these videos are not reactions to bad stunts only :)
I remember the first time I saw The Raid: Redemption was with a bunch of friends and we were all convinced that they legitamitely smoked every last one of them. Like "wow this snuff film has a bunch of great action!"
Never get sick of this video