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[@horizonzero4630]

the only thing that missing in this series is jackie chan as a guest.

[@ollililjestrom]

THIS!

[@HeyMika]

Yeah but he can't speak english tho.

[@heisenbergbad5375]

@@HeyMika He can, he's being in several talk shows and he's done English language movies.

[@reno_reno_reno]

What about Tom Cruise

[@douguk2]

That would be legendary

[@adioamigo22]

Tom Cruise is a stuntman who does his own acting.

[@angryITGuy]

Between the 2 skills.. he's a better stuntman... lol (PS. I will be lining up to see TG2 in the cinema.. or iMax if it's released)

[@thedarkknight9032]

@@angryITGuy Born on The Fourth of July , A Few Good Men, Vanilla Sky, Jerry Maguire, Eyes Wide Shut, The Last Samurai. still a better stuntman?

[@thedarkknight9032]

people like you probably watch action flicks on HBO and then post stupid comments online

[@brucesnow7125]

@@angryITGuy that's bs, Tom is a great actor, just watch any scene from Magnolia or Collateral.

[@strikerbowls791]

@@angryITGuy he's a far better actor, he has 8 golden globe nominations

[@alucardleashed]

It's been confirmed by several Navy pilots, that Tom Cruise was in the backseat of the 2-passenger Hornet. They were able to tell right away based on the front view, from where he was sitting, versus the proximity to where the wings began. So to support what most comments were saying, Cruise was never in control of the aircraft.

[@EverShenmueMaster]

True, and you can see the canopy arc of the front sit reflecting on the helmet visor when he takes off the carrier

[@fraire711]

I was very skeptical of that when they were talking about it. From my small knowledge of Jets, I was like there’s no way in hell the US navy would let Tom Cruise fly one of their Jets. He was just passenger like the blue angels do at their air shows.

[@katrivalkama1680]

yes but it is actualy super hornet

[@pureruckuspower2165]

Hes still taking the g's tho. I'll give him that.

[@baqcasanke]

@@pureruckuspower2165 how many g’s on take off? Like 3? Not a big deal. Take a 5 g turn, or a neg 2g dive is another story entirely tho

[@chindleymuffin]

A cool piece of trivia about that Cliffhanger scene is that it took them so long to set up the shot to do the stunt, that they ended up flying over a desert when he goes between the planes. The background was replaced digitally in post production by Digital Domain, who had background plates of the snowy forests and mountains. They had to do it frame by frame because that had never been done before and digital mattes were not as commonplace in 1997. It's actually on the DVD of the movie as an extra feature.

[@dougbenn310]

Even more impressive, it was 1993, not 1997.

[@GuineaPigEveryday]

Sorely underrated movie, seen it 3 times now, caught it on TV few days ago and even my mom really enjoyed it, just real effective stunts and good action

[@HoldenHardman]

I love this channel so much. Always great, informative, and entertaining content.

[@ethanwolfe8036]

Did not expect to see my favorite youtuber comment on a corridor crew

[@orsonlepherd7064]

Yo Holden, you watch this channel! Love the content, keep up the amazing work!

[@GUITARISTxxxx]

All right, time for a Holden x Corridor crossover.

[@willspeakman2461]

DAmn straight

[@Zelmel]

Nothing against main channel Corridor by any means, but I like Corridor Crew more.

[@reillybrangan2182]

Of note, Tom Cruise isn't actually controlling the aircraft in any way in any of those shots. The aircaft used, the F/A-18F, does not have any pilot controls in the rear seat (where the actors are sitting). All flying is being done by the pilots, not the actors, they are simply along for the ride (pretending to fly).

[@Bad_Wolf_Media]

I posted the same thing, but I couldn't remember if they were using the original Hornet or the Super.

[@nikopursiainen9097]

Yep. I recommend people to watch videos by Fighter Pilot Podcast and C.W.Lemoine. Both go through the videos dissecting what is real and what is not (and also who is piloting what plane). At least watch this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2fEcpucrryqhMU and this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5rJm4WirpeqZ5o

[@BigDiz]

@@Bad_Wolf_Media it's a Super hornet, you cant tell by the intakes as they are not curved

[@BIueRedPurpIe]

It’s stuff like this that makes me kind of not like this series... it’s not as much research as much as it is speculation sometimes. Its unfortunate but it ruins the show a bit when you do that. You think the show is great and then come find out they were wrong on many ‘facts’ then you don’t know what to believe.

[@ascherlafayette8572]

@@BigDiz plus larger forward wing extensions.

[@aujifo]

Foreign film stunt suggestion: The Man from Nowhere (2010) Korean film, knife fight scene at the end

[@shabeebp9078]

Dude I've been asking them to react to TMFN for months. They still haven't done it

[@nightgear6717]

There is an old French Spy movie series called "Fantômas" there are some pretty cool stunts in that if you can find a copy of it somewhere.

[@Rubiecat]

lmaoo never thought I'd see fantômas mentionned anywhere on here

[@CleverChina]

Lmao, Fantomas was extremely popular in Russia for a long time. So funny since it’s a French movie

[@JTeam95]

So I have some scenes for you guys to talk about: - The guy falling at the end of 'Good Time' by the Safdie Brothers - TENET (I'm sure you're getting this a lot lately but still) - The border scene in 'Sicario' - The interior ship scenes in 'Arrival' - Anything from 'Mad Max: Fury Road' - The car carrier chase from 'Bad Boys 2' - The drive-in theater scene in 'Heat' - The casino fight scene in 'Blade Runner 2049' (if nothing else to talk about how to coreograph and direct a scene with flashing lights and a lot of visual noise)

[@steveiannelli]

I'm very interested in some of those forward/backward fights in Tenet.

[@skyemperor4230]

The Protagonist fight is awesome

[@paulc2138]

@@steveiannelli It shows how they done it on the bonus Blu Ray I have...sort of complicated movie making lol

[@randomcrandom3680]

Blues brothers?

[@SzegediXY]

May we request a Die Hard episode? There are so many falling, fighting, glass scenese, that it has some truly amazing stuff in it. (Especially 1-2-3)

[@Grayog]

I really wanna see the train explosion in die hard 3, I've always wondered how they did that

[@hollyshouse928]

Yes I was hoping for a die hard Christmas special from corridor crew

[@bongwaterbojack]

I was on the Theodore Roosevelt when they were shooting Top Gun. I was part of the ship's Safety department, and stayed with the film crew throughout their time on the ship. Tom Cruise DID NOT fly a jet off of our deck. He was in the back seat of one of our Super Hornets while an active duty Navy Pilot flew the plane. Tom was allowed control to do some maneuvering while in the air, but nothing to the degree that is being described in this video. These scenes are all with Tom in the back, trying his best not to pass out while one of our boys enjoys another day in the office.

[@masonsteddy9940]

cap

[@OrdinaryLatvian]

@@masonsteddy9940 Speak properly.

[@SS-yr3ij]

We should believe all random dudes on the Internet -Dwight D Eisenhower

[@bboyairrick]

okay....i honestly didnt even think they would let him touch the controls let alone do some maneuvering. thats pretty cool.

[@chrysalis_R]

@@OrdinaryLatvian is Kappa alright for you?

[@brandonclarke7128]

Jackie Chan, “Who Am I” where he jumps off the roof of a building with a rope wrapped around his waste that unravels him as he falls.

[@prawnee9827]

“What’s a human life worth if it goes wrong”....3 grand apparently.

[@pomaimoikeha829]

Idk but Freedom cost a buck o' five

[@MasterManiac]

Speaking of, how about the stunt in XXX, zip lining from a parachute to a submarine going under a bridge - I think I heard that that stuntman died...

[@arunsp767]

Not if it goes wrong. If it goes right. I think if it goes wrong, there's different compensation. I'm just guessing. Rather hoping actually

[@YurrWhat]

Tom Cruise is just trying to get back to his home planet lmao

[@TheCoppoy]

Cuz we here don't complete him At all

[@YurrWhat]

@@TheCoppoy he is beyond us lol

[@aus-li]

So, you’re suggesting that Scientology came from another planet?

[@rafaelalodio5116]

VoidX they themselves say something like that

[@TornadoWhirl33]

That's why Tom got trapped in the closet, he thought it would take him there.

[@poopmonkey48]

In The Good, The Bad and The Weird (2008) at one point about halfway through one of the characters swings in a huge circle on a crane while shooting guys. That was pretty cool.

[@jabehauber]

This has been seen by many, but I would love a breakdown of all the car work in the "The Blues Brothers". The iconic parking job. The bridge jump. Dropping the nazis. Trashing dozens upon dozens of Mopar. There is so much there.

[@TheAbhorrent1]

Being a stuntman is essentially constantly being asked. "How much money would you do this for" except they then ask if you can do it for 90 percent less

[@zsht]

That shot where Ace Ventura’s Racoon’s zip-line buckle snaps, midway over a huge canyon

[@mordicus420]

That was a great homage to thr movie Cliffhanger

[@A_Turner]

They paid that raccoon a million dollars for that stunt due to the risk to his life

[@smatchimo645]

@@A_Turner ACTUALLY they just CG'd some fur onto the original lady in the original footage and comped in Jim, hence the scene being so accurate to the original; another example of CG being much better in the 90s in some cases. :)

[@tytoalbasoren9457]

Black Hawk Down for every time a Black Hawk is spinning and when they dropped Orlando Bloom's character from the Black Hawk. Die Hard when Alan Rickman fell off the tower.

[@punisherpr]

Anything from District B13 a french parkour movie. The scenes with Belle are insane

[@milaan_tm]

For animators react, please watch Loving Vincent. Every single frame of it is an oil painting/charcoal drawing, and I think it doesn't get enough recognition for wha it has accomplished

[@devenscience8894]

My favorite movie of 2017.

[@milaan_tm]

@@devenscience8894 it's a stunning experience, isn't it

[@gambello1195]

I felt like tripping balls when I saw it at cinema

[@alejandrovilla3975]

You guys need to react to the stunts in “TENET”, its insane. Im watching the extras now and i cant believe it

[@ryanhamstra49]

Agreed!!!

[@MusicMan-bh3nb]

Hell yes

[@Chiefshadow4]

That movie is trippy as hell and I am thoroughly impressed with it.

[@thejuniorseas7683]

The reverse fighting is insane!

[@anandsuralkar2947]

True

[@ReportingIn]

Stunt suggestion from foreign film: HARDCORE HENRY (Russia) - chase scene on the bridge without wires or wire jump from the window!

[@z3speed4me]

love that film, i remember waiting and waiting after seeing the initial teaser for it!

[@DeviousityAtGmail]

So many stunts in this movie it's mind blowing... Everything is recorded in the first person - the movie is seen entirely from the MC's perspective, like a first person shooter. I imagine that kind of setup adds a new consideration to recording the stunts, without the actor being able to see any of the rigs, etc. Lots of parkour. Lots of gun fights. A car chase. Definitely take a look.

[@ReportingIn]

@@DeviousityAtGmail yep plus your DP should be a stuntman too to capture all the perfomance. :D

[@bouchandre]

Hey I worked on the VFX of Top Gun. Tom Cruise is actually in the backseat and the entire plane (for many shots) is entirely CG to make him look like he is sitting in the front seat. Whenever you see a close up of Tom Cruise or an over the shoulder shot, it's a CG plane. Only him and the landscape are real. Those renders looked pretty amazing, even I couldnt tell

[@KEVMAN7987]

Tom Cruise: Still writing checks his body can't cash.

[@Boeing_hitsquad]

Cheques even

[@EricLinden]

Genius

[@DanthaFodder]

Flies by the seat of his pants. Completely unpredictable.

[@1Dustin]

Im pretty sure he's cashing them all. He may be a fucking looney toon. But he's still deffo capable.

[@IDiggPattyMayonnaise]

It's pretty dumb to put himself at risk. He gets hurt the whole production stops, like when he broke his foot. Can't do anything without the main star. I get hes a daredevil and want to be as authentic as possible but when hundreds of jobs are on the line it doesn't make sense. It's the reason he has to pay for his own insurance, studios won't cover him.

[@LazarusDangerfield]

As Hardcore Henry seems to be popular, it has an incredible scene where Sharlto Copley dances with multiple versions of himself and it blows my mind every time I watch it 🤯

[@TiMonsor]

as a russian im waiting for them to do hardcore henry like a mfucker.

[@justinbremer2281]

I'll third "Hardcore Henry," for stunts and VFX

[@LazarusDangerfield]

@@TiMonsor They could do a whole episode on Hardcore Henry and it still wouldn't be enough :D That movie is criminally underrated and it's a damn shame more people didn't go to see it.

[@jinnyfischer7752]

Im also totally on the Hardcore Henry bandwagon. There's a scene where he runs, jumps down some stairs and he pushes a woman over and you see her bounce, I heard that was not planned. Also some other stunts look insane.

[@oFenriro]

Hardcore Henry is so hardcore! This movie is like an racing car without brakes There are some badass action films in Russia. "Major Grom" - take a look at this Russian short. This fight is just amazing. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iH3XZ2iArbOmjas Team wanted to make an actual movie but doesn't have enough money. So they made short film to prove they capable to handle it and to prove there are enough audience for this movie. It was like Russian Deadpool - it went viral and they get budget to make a feature film. They already dropped the trailer: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4bMZ5mHh7qDZ9E

[@Ir1s20]

I'll totally go for a Mad Max Fury Road, I mean the pole guys, the actual functioning vehicles, the old actresses who did their own stunts, the explosions, the list goes on

[@Gygahbyte]

I worked on the new top gun. It would surprise you that many jet scenes are CG. They used actual jets to film but later updated the jet model to look sleeker and nail the composition and look.

[@leonardoschilling2445]

I'd love if u did "Hardcore Henry" its all filmed in first person. I don't know which scene is best for stuntman react but probably the chase scene on the bridge or the final fight

[@kedarraman6690]

And the great jacket scene

[@neovo903]

@@kedarraman6690 kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXW8kIp6lsZ-b9k hell yeah :P

[@alanroberts6086]

They did talk about it.

[@neovo903]

@@alanroberts6086 which one?

[@leonardoschilling2445]

@@alanroberts6086 when?

[@apathtrampledbydeer8446]

Foreign films, well Hardcore Henry is a must then.

[@ElementsUnknown]

I want the explosion to landing on motorcycle scene during the car chase/gun battle!

[@fkr9032]

Didn't they already do that one long ago?

[@beergnomedc]

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

[@rdnkbear872]

That movie was cool!

[@apathtrampledbydeer8446]

@@fkr9032 Maybe, mymemory isn't what it used to be...

[@TuesdayNightXWing]

Can we talk about the entire Taxi chase scene from Action Jackson? It's got everything an 80's action flick needs. Exploding cars, Action stars with super-grip (the premier action hero superpower), impossible jumps. The whole works.

[@CyberSombreroFilms]

A great fight scene to consider is from the 2007 movie Stardust. Charlie Cox has a sword fight with a dead man who is being controlled by a witch with a voodoo doll. Always loved how they choreographed it.

[@Noyoki]

Tom Cruise's dedication to realism can never be overstated.

[@morkofork]

I guess you could say it's 'incruiseable'?

[@plumbuster8885]

is it understated? Idk overstated doesn't sound right.

[@Noyoki]

@@plumbuster8885 Understated is basically avoiding obvious exaggeration or embellishment. Overstated is leaning so hard into those exaggerations or embellishments to make something greater than it is.

[@jboss119]

Realism... well except the scientology stuff.

[@scotcheggable]

Dudes a scientologist, he probably believes hes one of the chosen and is literally immortal.

[@jmcman6104]

I would definitely love to see more Tom cruise on this series

[@krypto61]

or even tom cruise himself

[@jswjwjs3729]

I would like if they whatched ksi's new video

[@wolvesgaming8528]

Krypto I agree if they can get him on the show and ask how he did his stunts

[@nihal6535]

Yes

[@quntface1518]

Yeah... you don't want Tom Cruise on a couch... are we forgetting he's literally a lunatic?

[@xxwake4lifexx]

Eric seems like such a nice guy! Really enjoy having him on with you guys!

[@purefoldnz3070]

5:40 Tom Cruise isnt allowed to pilot a navy jet. Its against regs.

[@TheNerdForAllSeasons]

"Regs" let's assume that for certain people, in limited situations, the Navy might just look... the other way.

[@strikerbowls791]

Do you think Tom Cruise cares about "regs"?

[@Omega4Productions]

@@strikerbowls791 No, but the US Navy does. So unless Cruise planned to hijack the aircraft for the movie, it's not going to happen.

[@nakachinjah7240]

fuck no

[@mitchsn]

7 Samurai. Peasant running away from camera is shot with arrow in his back by a master archer off camera. Real arrow. Wood block under clothing.

[@MoviesUnderTheSurface]

they did this a lot in The Adventures of Robin Hood. Every stuntman who took an arrow to the chest got an extra $150 (~$2800 today).

[@danieljaneshek737]

Any horse fall or other action scene from 7 Samurai would do. I'd love to see their reaction to the HORSE RUNNING OVER THE MAN at 2:46:59, (left-hand side of the screen).

[@brucesnow7125]

Yeah, but that Throne of Blood scene though, that beats it tenfold

[@Fuuntag]

Jackie Chan “hand fan” fight scene from “The Young Master”.

[@Fuuntag]

Unfortunately I cannot find any sources online about this but in 1998 I watched a documentary about Jackie’s stunts. In a section of this documentary that featured outtakes the narrator said that for one particular shot in this fight scene Jackie did 100s or maybe even 1000s of takes. The shot is where he successfully kicks the fan from either the floor or his foot into his hand. I also seem to remember Jackie was so relieved once the take was over, it was like he had just crossed a finish line after a marathon.

[@kameroncovall]

And the extras on the Police Story 1&2 Criterion blu ray! They have hours of extra content about the stunts, and I’d love to see what stuntmen today still do that’s similar or what’s done differently now.

[@robmack4986]

Tbh just binged y’all’s whole stuntmen react series in one night!!! Keep up the great work guys

[@crowcawler2011]

I love this series!! Absolutely enjoyable and informative.

[@nickllama5296]

I love having Eric on the show, he's just such a cool guy.

[@DatRockingBassist]

If you're talking foreign films and stunts, Luc Besson's District 13 has some amazing stunt work in the form of parkour, as one of the founders of the sport plays the main character

[@sebastianmoore5175]

Luckily for you, they did this already! Go watch stuntmen react ep. 14, where they go over several parkour scenes.

[@DatRockingBassist]

@@sebastianmoore5175 I figured they must have done it, and thanks for pointing out that they have!

[@mordicus420]

Luc used the group of Wamakasi (another great parkour movie) in his movie Taxi 2

[@sammorton2556]

Live Free or Die Hard. The scene where they are driving in the alley and the guy parkours off the roof to the car and rides a fence on top of John McLane's Car. Seems pretty cool

[@wikydansa]

I'm a big fan of action movies/ martial arts films--basically any time stuff is blowing up and people are getting punched I'm there. I never watch them critically, though I just enjoy it for what it is. These videos have really given me an appreciation for all the work and skill that goes into pulling off these effects and stunts and now when I watch these movies I pay more attention to all that. thanks!

[@daxbradley4346]

I feel like if "Mission Impossible"'s Ethan Hunt auditioned to make a movie about Tom Cruise, he wouldn't be able to pull it off...

[@themidsouthcyclist8880]

I remember way back when in the 80s watching some of the early "behind the scenes" type shows, when the stuntmen talked about Hooper. They said it was being kind to the way stuntmen were treated, and also that the old-time stuntmen would have no trouble doing those kind of things because they were legit nuts at times, and their egos wouldn't let them say "no" in front of other people. The smokestack falling just behind the Firebird was a 1-time opportunity: everyone knew there could be no 2nd take.

[@lukebryant]

Ahhh rewatching all the Mad Max movies and AHHH the first one is great!!! 8 minutes in when they knock over a phone box which looks like its hiding the ram to roll the car and then jumping through the caravan!!! SO MANY GOOD STUNTS!!!

[@vchand6447]

Eric should just be on the show full-time. Seriously!

[@peppernwarming6226]

It whould be cool to see a animators react to the "Beowulf" grendel fight scene. The 2007 animated film. (Especially the fight scene between Beowulf and grendel)

[@rustyshackleford6313]

I whould definitely watch that

[@larrychicco1062]

Tom cruise is sitting in the back seat of an f varient hornet in the WSO seat. There is no stick, so he's not doing any flying - assuming all the actors are doing the same thing in the movie.

[@noping4100]

I think the point is that it’s not just green-screen in a hydraulic flight simulator. Although yes it does sound like they're implying it's Tom in control. edit - clarity.

[@diogonunes1865]

@@noping4100 I do think there are some maneuvers where it's CG (at least partially) because let's face it not even the blue angels would do such maneuvers, and the opening scene of the f-14 is CG as there is no flight worthy f-14 left, at least in the US So I kinda find the whole publicity thing, "Tom Cruise did it all, it's all real" to be quite misleading for the general public

[@Josh_LS7]

Thank guys for really inspiring me since its covid 19 and I'm stuck at home I really got into rendering and all that stuff I'm not a good as u guys. But you guys teach me alot about what is vfx and cgi and now its almost becoming my hobby thank u once again for inspiring me it's been such a journey. Also keep up the good work and stay safe out there ✌

[@Kathysuxx]

Hey guys! I think it would be really cool to showcase Xena: Warrior Princess and its stunts and effects! I dont know if you’ve seen Double Dare, but Zoë Bell talks a lot about doing Xena

[@davehamshaw]

Anyone else wish these episodes were longer?!

[@xen32]

I wish for some other things to be longer too

[@QsPhilosophy]

Of course Tom Cruise is from space, he's a Scientologist

[@zainredding3476]

Tom Cruise is human. He just has an alien living in him. PS Scientology is batsh!t insane.

[@freakazoid4691]

@@zainredding3476 Bearded guy makes woman from a rib, talking snake, horned bad dude in the underground, burning bush, splitting oceans and don't you dare even thinking about eating an owl or a pelican! Also batshit insane, but somehow gets off without the criticism.

[@rimurutempest4945]

@@freakazoid4691 exactly ahahaha, I think they just get off scot free because they just claim that this was all back in the day. Also, being one of the most dominant religion just gives you a free pass

[@RastaKid29]

Didn't he leave Scientology

[@keithmanning6564]

@@freakazoid4691 you are proof that Christianity doesn’t evade criticism.

[@jaredoosthuyzen3340]

Stuntmen react to Kill Bill, Crazy 88's fight scene.

[@TheLostMCKlebitz]

I'd love to see a professional's take on the original mini cooper car chase scene from the 1969 The Italian Job movie, some amazing looking driving stunts in those

[@villings]

the legend says cruise is basically trying to kill himself on screen because that's his job outside a movie set, xenu controls him so.. there's no escape! ..unless you pull a waco

[@zachellis2556]

Tom Cruise did not fly any jets, the Navy wouldn't let him, he was going to but they said no. He flew in my squadrons jets VFA-122

[@DevelDogg48]

Yea I was gonna say they definitely would never allow Tom Cruise to fly a Hornet lol

[@ryanreviews8566]

I KNEW IT. I remember an interview where they stated this. Ofc a civilian wouldn't be allowed on fighter jet. Tom did sit in the back seat tho and experienced a majority of those maneuvers I think.

[@zachellis2556]

They almost let him but last min they said no that’s to much of a Liability

[@ryanreviews8566]

@@zachellis2556 really?? Jeezus. I don't know what insurance company would be willing to cover that insanity

[@triphonikstudio]

Hey buddy, I don’t know if we ran into each other on the Roosevelt, I’m the sound guy that went on the carrier and I used to be in VF-154/VFA154 from 2001-2005

[@richardmccaffery6696]

When Eric is back with you guys, could you have a look at the scene in Saving Private Ryan where the US troops drop molotovs on the German tank during the final battle? I'd love to see you guys break down how they pull it off in one shot because you see the guys in the tank (not on fire), the molotovs being dropped, a big explosion, and then guys on fire - all with no cuts. I imagine it's a mix of CG and stunts so think it would be a good one for you guys, thanks!

[@qfoil]

7:40 There was a similar rig for Dane DeHaan's "natural selection" monologue in Chronicle when his character crashes a car. That was done in camera as well. You can even see DeHaan flinch a little when the loud crashing sound happens but I suppose they have had only one take with that car.

[@x360a]

Stunt referral - Face/off, speedboat chase scene at the climax. There’s some cool moments with guys fighting on the boat however it steps it up a notch when you have a guy hanging onto the anchor and using his body as a wakeboard. Unreal scenes.

[@Aedror]

Hey Corridor, would it be possible or you to put a list of the movies you talk about in the description of these "XX react to YY"-videos? That makes it easier if you want to search for a specific video.

[@PaniaAthea]

+

[@brantleygandy9244]

The kitchen fight scene in Tenet, short but sweet

[@JillfromNJ]

Have you guys done a show on Jumanji yet? I remember loving and being amazed by the special effects. I'm watching it now and it's fun to see how far we've come.

[@j2wonky718]

Dude when they said that Tom Cruise was going to the moon I was like damn thats crazy, but then they said he will also be filming a movie there, I was like DAAAAMMNN

[@Ayoul]

FYI, they're going to the ISS. Not the moon.

[@Jinglewooble]

@@Ayoul yeah but what next after filming in the ISS? That right the MOON! *Tap heads".

[@MaxAurnhammer]

@@Jinglewooble Hey stop tapping heads!

[@gutz1981]

No joke, you wanna see an amazing stunt of a person (woman in this case) land on the roof of a car. Go see the 1981 movie made by the guy who wrote Jurassic Park called 'Looker'. Trust me, you see this stunt woman do it for real and in one shot, you will be like "WOW, how is she not paralyzed?" and she was practically naked (In a nightie) so no padding on her body. I only just discovered it recently, blew my mind away.

[@tobias064]

Dude, thank you! That shit is fuckin' snuff!

[@MrJayOkane]

Interested

[@HiddenNinjaxx]

Holy shit. Just went and watched it. Damn. Really wanna see their reactions to it now, too.

[@gutz1981]

@@tobias064 Told you it was amazing. I was like "Look at how her body reacts to the impact?" You can see her top fold up and no padding on her back. Even though obviously the fall from the building onto the car was done in two stages, the second part was just so cool.

[@Names_buck]

I’d love to see more Lightsaber fights being reacted to, also for the CGI artists breast I’d love to see your guy’s reaction to the Luke Skywalker fight in season two of Mando

[@MackerelSkyLtd]

A friend of mine worked on the film Death Train / Detanator (1993), and he tells some hair-raising stories of the producers pressuring the Eastern European crew into some dicey things which would not be allowed on a bigger production, including putting an actor in the right seat in the cockpit of a large police/military helicopter and then flying it down between trees behind a train. He says the pilot (who was not a stunt pilot, but on loan from the police with the helicopter) was sweating bullets.

[@theepicabroadcast4601]

Suggestion: anything from taxi 1/2. Those films and their stunts are extremely underrated.

[@lucalys]

Hell yeah! Thanks for the reminder, back to watching Taxi again

[@ElementsUnknown]

“What do you spend the 1M on? Nico: “Diapers, man” DAD LIFE! (Air horns)

[@yualmatsyun5057]

I'm pretty sure he was referring to diapers for himself if he had done that stunt. I could be wrong.

[@fuengerclez8075]

Toh wow kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZnLGfqNvf69rp5I

[@TomDavisMD]

Classic footage from the 20s and 30s, would love to get Eric and Gui's take. More discussion about the business side of stunting

[@fireproof78]

Excellent and informative as usual. Wouldn't mind seeing a stunt breakdown of the opening fight from "Cobai Kai" between Johnny Lawrence and Kreese.

[@WeAreLegion1904]

I would assume tom is in the back seat of an F18F even though he is flying an F18E in the movie. The plane costs as much as the movies buget.

[@lundylow]

8:08 "Casion Royale." Sorry, I gotta be that guy.

[@valzalel5203]

Casual Royale Flips

[@CamWithAQU]

If it hadn't've been you, it'd've been me

[@abv4718]

That's why i came to the comment section

[@ryanhannapel1830]

I loved the one stunt when Tony GA flipped through the two pains of glass. I love it because he did it.

[@defvent]

I just want to point out so every can appreciate how they synchronized Clint and Tom Cruise going "duh-dnk" @ 5:08

[@alexanderpbyron]

Omg I LOVE James Bond’s “Casion Royale”!

[@tallAldiProduction]

Another one from Germany would be Darth Maul: The apprentice. It's a star wars fan movie created and performend by somer of the best german stunt men and women. There's also great BTS footage: kzbin.info/www/bejne/epvSkGxnn7Nmhs0

[@jackychang9148]

Huh. Didn't know it was German. Learn something new everyday. Thank you. And YES!

[@tallAldiProduction]

@@jackychang9148 Your welcome ;) it was filmed about 40km from my home and I was surprised as well when I learned that :D

[@Stegibbon]

Great little fan film

[@heikkiremes5661]

That fall in Stick is just legendary!

[@MandoThingz]

You should definitely look up the car stunts and plane stunts for “it’s a mad mad mad world” THEY ARE INSANE

[@Flowerpointa]

I love when you have Eric with you on the show. He's so good at what he's doing and explains it in such a good way.

[@jacksoni349]

The fighter jet Tom is sitting in when he is launched off the aircraft carrier is variant with two seats

[@tubesvor]

Yeah, he needs the other one for his balls.

[@DylanStahl]

@@tubesvor No, the Navy needs the other one for the aviator flying the aircraft. Tom's in the back, where all these scenes, with all of the actors and actresses, were filmed. It's the F model. His balls have a special support for the Gs that such large balls produce.

[@adamc6371]

He never actually piloted the jet, even though he is a pilot and can easily afford to pay for a hornet if anything went wrong but the navy flat out said no out of principal. All the shots in the film are either on the ground with him not flying or in the backseat of a two seat variant (F model) that does not have any flight controls for up in the air shots. And from a friend who was aboard ship while they were filming said that Tom Cruise was incredibly difficult to work with and most of the crew including the skipper wanted to kick him off but they were ordered straight from the top secnav/CNO to just deal with him since this movie is a big deal for recruitment. The original inspired a whole generation to join up and probably is the most successful recruitment movie ever so if the sequel is half as good, its worth it to put up with Hollywood.

[@jacksoni349]

@@adamc6371 Right, we are agreeing. Sorry I didn't mention that part, but its a double seater fighter jet the USA uses and hes not flying it. I watched a video of a fighter pilot critiquing the trailer for the new movie.

[@isaacbrooks5999]

"Dude, diapers, man." That comment hit too close to home🤣🤣🤣

[@kerivhm]

That guy with the descender is my neighbor Ky Michelson. He’s known around town as Rocketman and has worked on a ton of movies. He has the best home firework show on the 4th of July!

[@X2yt]

Every single time I see Nico in a video he looks more and more like a Pikachu farmer.

[@IBmaster4]

Fun Fact: Tom Cruise is actually flying the aircraft with his mind

[@sefflikejeff1917]

Using his scientology mind powers

[@spectrumhorizon1392]

That's fake! That cant happen.

[@sefflikejeff1917]

@@spectrumhorizon1392 joke.

[@twerk_it_like_nae_nae7979]

And he's laughing like crazy while doing it.

[@Bez34]

lol

[@michaelleslie5312]

Not a foreign film, but the stunts in the first xXx movie are super legit.

[@CerealKiller77777]

Would love for you guys to have Scenic Fights as guest at some point. They aren’t stuntmen but are real martial artist that breakdown fights and explain and demonstrate the scenes they watch. Loved the John Wick episodes they did

[@steepeen9028]

You should react to basically any clip from the movie “Hardcore Henry”

[@Axle-F]

They already have.

[@memesfromdeepspace1075]

@@Axle-F yup

[@gifgoldblum7940]

@@Axle-F wait, they have? I missed it somehow?? Was it very recent???

[@masihbarin]

DEATH BECOMES HER is a revolutionary movie. I hope you cover that soon

[@erinsweeney3326]

YES! It’s special affects and stunts are amazing!!

[@fuengerclez8075]

oh wow kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZnLGfqNvf69rp5I

[@eullerb]

"the night come for us" specially the operator vs 2 assassins... please i've been asking for that for so long

[@Caleb-by7bn]

The protector 2 with Tony Jaa has a pretty wild chase scene

[@mtnman8783]

I've missed Eric. Good to have him back

[@h.u.n.k493]

A suggestion for a great stunt in a foreign film, would be Jackie Chan in "Operation Condor" where he is dodging cars while doing acrobatics on a bar.

[@jakesasak3448]

You guys should react to the Kitchen fight in Tenet, there's also the inverted fights that were filmed without reversing footage

[@nathanquinton5357]

Bro really just any scene in Tenet

[@stevenborg102]

The entire 3rd act was one big showreel for Nolan and was amazing to experience in IMAX. The movie as a story however was garbage.

[@colmwhateveryoulike3240]

Wow looking forward to seeing Tom Cruise interviewed after going to space!

[@djoetma]

Foreign film: Amsterdamned, a Dutch movie that has some nice speedboat jumps over canal bridges.

[@rico20105]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/i2PSqp6Nn9x0j7s

[@OneinAmelian]

@Corridor Crew Foreign film stunt suggestion: Tazza 2 the car chase scene where they had both cars twirl completely parallel to each other. Loved it when I first saw it in theaters and wondered how they did it. Did they keep both cars connected together as they twirled down the street? Which car was in control? Was there a separate motor? You guys tell me. It’s a great scene!

[@OneinAmelian]

The scene is super obscure, by the way, and I haven’t been able to find it on KZbin so I highly recommend watching the movie to find the scene. I’m going to do that myself to rewatch it because it’s like a Hollywood-level stunt for a Korean film back then and left me impressed.

[@sutekidane94]

Wait. Tom Cruise is in the Jet, but he’s not flying right? He’s just in the back

[@purefoldnz3070]

correct its again regs for a civilian to fly navy jets.

[@purefoldnz3070]

@Felix Butterfield Tom can fly jets its just against the law for him to fly a military jet.