VFX Artists React to Amazing Movie Props With Adam Savage!

[@tested]

We cannot WAIT for you guys to come back!

[@isaacyeon6334]

You are absolutely amazing, I’m so glad I got to see another episode with you and Corridor

[@isaacyeon6334]

You were also the reason why I appreciate film so much and got me into both film and theater in Highschool

[@J3553xAnotherFan]

Adam Savage's Museum of Fine Arts & Crafts When??

[@jalojenkins8316]

I wouldn't be mad at having this be a weekly or bi-weekly thing. Love that you and the Crew are becoming such good friends through mutual respect and interest in your crafts. Stay awesome Adam!

[@liamcallaghan7542]

They better!

[@SirWrender]

Adam is truly one of a kind and getting a tour of the Cave was an honor!! It’s so easy to feed off his infectious energy and feel like you belong when he’s around. We filmed another collab video with him testing “Practical vs VFX” so stay tuned for that in a couple weeks!!

[@goatpepperherbaltea7895]

Enjoy your bit

[@CIDSMusic]

Wren, I love you guys, you are all awesome!! You and the crew inspired my passion for VFX ❤

[@SpasticSociety-Member]

Yea he's lovely Such a chill dude, and a good teacher

[@BARNEY_1337]

we need more plz ...

[@tejankshah89]

i felt the same just watching! that was pretty magical

[@ItsArcanum]

I love that he has stories for every single detail of the pieces he showcased, and didnt miss to credit the people who built or worked on these amazing pieces.

[@seasnaill2589]

It makes me wonder if he somehow just remembers everything about every object in his workshop. There's so much stuff, it's insane! It'd be funny though if there were things that have been there so long even he doesn't remember where it came from. "Oh yeah, that thing is.....um.....actually, I'm not entirely sure where it came from, it kinda just showed up. But it's so cool, right!?"

[@zephyrbernier1858]

I bet he spent days and days rehearsing and remembering all the things he's gonna show, memorizing names, dates, it's like a self-induced history lesson lmao

[@KhasiXChakuin]

yep, that's me he represents

[@pierreo33]

Adam Savage has the energy of a 13 year old, how does he do it?

[@calvinchandra5573]

This is the guy who's living his dream. Look at his eyes, his eyes are beaming with passion and love for his craft. Gosh, I envy him so much lmao.

[@Slothstronaut]

for real. he might be having the most fun of anyone on the planet just day to day. im jealous

[@perrypereyra6671]

yo that's what I noticed first, like damn he's not "working", he's living. so enthusiastic. I envy him.

[@anupamroy1771]

All great but, why Lmao

[@Razgriz85]

Watch his channel because his eyes beam even brighter as he makes all his props.

[@aspecttnd]

And he had to WORK for that shit, this is well deserved success

[@Skywarped33]

Adam savage is one of the coolest people on the planet

[@blammela]

I want him to be my dad

[@CliffLewis28]

Without a doubt!

[@MadSandman]

by far

[@themidsouthcyclist8880]

@@blammela Me, too, and I'm older than he is!

[@stevei7221]

And in real life, too.

[@TerryOnTuesday]

The only word that ever comes to mind whenever I see a video with Adam is 'Joy'. He's so friendly and excited, and passionate about props, and you know there's a huge bank of knowledge and skill backing it all up. I'd defintely pick him as one of the people I'd want to have dinner with.

[@DigitalzombieDev]

Warning: Thats a scam. Don't do it.

[@DumPixels]

@@DigitalzombieDev the scammer didn’t even align the profile picture correctly 😂

[@mrmattlakin]

he seems like the nicest guy ever. What a joy it is to watch the old and new gens come together like that

[@lak9684]

I assume you wouldn’t like the words “the raping blob”

[@KhasiXChakuin]

lol

[@markman278]

Adams “collection” could easily be a museum. If I had one last wish before dying, touring his place would be in my top 5 choices of things to do.

[@mushrifahmed8107]

I was having the same feeling.

[@Jezee213]

Totally agree, it's my dream to tour his cave.

[@classic_gamer4702]

It's a fine collection

[@ericbaker8807]

What if Adam, in his will, specified exactly that? His collection be displayed in some sort of museum or a dedicated museum for his collection. Portions of ticket sales could go towards different things. Maintaining the place, paying a few employees, and then everything left for putting towards scholarships or money for young folks wanting to get into Engineering, Prop work, visual effects, arts, etc... Some sort of charity. That'd be pretty sweet

[@karlsmith2570]

That'd be a my wishlist too

[@sirhilsam]

One episode is NOT enough. Adam Savage is the Wikipedia of everything movies. The man LOVES his work. Please make him a regular on Corridor.

[@nolanturner5607]

Heck, see if he'd be able to make a couple of props for a video. Could be one of his "1 day" builds even.

[@BaldMancTwat]

There's a longer cut on the website btw.

[@BinkSayres]

Corridor Digital. Let's greenlight a series on Adam Savage's Cave!

[@jonascho]

I second this movement!

[@Dargonhuman]

@@BaldMancTwat It's only 4 minutes longer. We want a FULL hours long uncut tour.

[@TheNaveOfCharlemagne]

I love how much he knows about all these props- how they are made, why they are made that way, who made them, what the maker was like, etc. It's incredible. You can tell how much he loves this. All his stories are studded with him just going and asking, contacting people, befriending artists from all over. What a totally awesome dude!

[@RARDingo]

I actually teared up a little when he gave you guys those bits. His generosity & genuineness just leaps off the screen. We need more Adam Savages in this world.

[@djbis]

Most definitely. What a exemplary guy he is.

[@MaelMarku]

teared up a little during the students that replicated the alien thingy moment

[@Bill_YouTube]

Damn straight my guy, I aspire to be somewhere as creative, as kind, and as... awesome, as Adam savage

[@hamstap85]

"I'm not that interested in collecting the real thing because I wanna hand you the thing." This is a passion for the craft and the art and the effort it takes to make these, and honestly keeping the practice alive is a much better way to honor it than a museum-like collection.

[@enderren8092]

I very much share Adam's drive to hold the object and have it FEEL like it's actually real. Have it weigh down my hands in the way only true materials can do.

[@KanyeT1306]

I agree with this. I wouldn't care about having the actual product because you would always have to handle it with extreme care, always leave in the wrapper and never gaze upon it yourself. If I buy something I want to use it!

[@MostlyPennyCat]

And when he dies, they're all going in a museum behind glass.

[@ColinvanWaardenberg]

@@MostlyPennyCat If you wanna share this at scale, you need a prop repair team around. I have a local videogame museum that does it this way, it works but they have to be at it round the clock. If enough museums start sharing our culture this way, more spare parts will be produced and it will be easier to maintain lots of things for all of us :-) !

[@jacobshirley3457]

@@MostlyPennyCat He ain't gonna die.

[@techywill]

Adam probably loved to have two equally-excited guys to nerd out with. He's excited to show off his collection, and they're just as excited to talk about the collection.

[@willmfrank]

Wren and Nico are as excited to visit Adam Savage as Adam Savage was to visit Peter Jackson.

[@Derek_Keenan]

i think Adam recognizes that Wren and Nico both have a passion for film that reminds him of himself when he was younger

[@OnBoard_PistoNs200]

It would probably be the most memorial and the valuable gift from the one of whom they actually dream of, in their entire life. Also this will be the one of the rare valuable artifacts to their grandkids with reminders of the beautiful time of their life. I actually feel very happy seeing how excited and passionate Wren and Niko are onto this❤️

[@Billzor991]

This honestly, by the end, made me emotional. It's so special to see just how kind someone like Adam is. When he gave you both those bits, it was seriously such a great moment.

[@kaelthunderhoof5619]

Yeah me too. I glued myself in front of the TV after school to watch mythbusters

[@Shane3599]

You’re not alone! I was tearing up!

[@wanderer202]

When they say "Never meet your heroes" it for sure doesn't apply to Adam Savage.

[@leandro0720bitch]

i got goosebumps

[@Nappylox71]

Adam savage is like one of the greatest builders ever

[@Camallunt]

There's something magical about Adam; he has such an enchanting, unfiltered passionate joy. He has managed to hold onto the purity of curiosity and creativity that usually weakens with growing up but he makes sure to share it with the world.

[@Navajonkee]

This is what a person who absolutely loves what they're doing looks like.

[@pedrooscar1890]

Wren and Niko look like two kids with their cool grandpa. Im so happy that out of all the years humas have been around, ive lived during the most interesting part of Adam Savages nerdy life. This for real nerd and prop makers is what you call the ultimate fan.

[@scottmanley]

Regarding the space suits not being a solved problem I think it's cool this was published in the same week that NASA announced new space suit suppliers in part because they spent 15 years trying to develop the xEMU space suit into a working design and failed.

[@isaactrockman4417]

Great Scott!

[@aserta]

What is it with science communicators being so ready to dump on NASA for every little thing. They decided it's not worth pushing the envelope more. Their budget is shit. The almost 20 years spent developing the new variations of suits was proportional to the amount of money they could fraction from their already full plate. Geesh.

[@frederikindigo3196]

Great, now three of my favourite channels/persons interacting… I can die now. But maybe I’ll stick around for the neat eye candy quirks of Corridor, the witty insights of Scott “hullo” Manley when Spaceship launches and the ever so interesting builds and stories of Adam.

[@YeMadAzza]

Hello there!

[@benwilson7869]

Was thinking the same thing!

[@Shane3599]

Niko and Wren’s eyes are like twinkling at the intro, like they’re kids in a candy store which is probably what they felt in this video! This was awesome!! Wow The part about the amazing highschool kids who did the alien production made me tear up a bit. I felt proud and idk why. The way adam helped them get recognized and kept their prop among all of the other great ones from actual movies was heartwarming! Looking forward to more episodes with Adam please!!! 🥹

[@tristanduchesne6433]

Thanks! I was part of the crew of high school kids that made that play haha it was awesome!

[@Shane3599]

@@tristanduchesne6433 hello!! You guys are amazing!! Right after this video I watched the ones where Adam received and wore the dallas spacesuit you guys made and the tour of your school with your teacher! And of course the play as well!! It really was awesome! I love the huge hulk statue and the iron throne that you guys made!!! Keep up the good work and good luck to all of your plans in the future! You’re very talented! 😁😁

[@CliffLewis28]

They are, most definitely, kindred spirits.

[@madmayhem2000]

The world doesn't deserve Adam Savage. Boundless energy and enthusiasm. Seems like such an amazing human.

[@rathion2853]

This could have been 4 hours long and I would have my face stuck in a smile by the end of it. Thanks guys for this video!

[@kaelthunderhoof5619]

More like this could be a Disney+ series and they could get me to subscribe.

[@tested]

The actual TOUR was about four hours long ...

[@gregorybalint]

@@tested can we have the unedited episode? xD

[@kaelthunderhoof5619]

@@tested I would love to go on a pilgrimage in your cave Mr. Savage.

[@vaska916]

@@gregorybalint I think it's on corridor digital

[@TheCammunist]

Adam truly is a grown man who never lost his inner child. I love him so much. He's such a fantastic guy. I could listen to him describe and show off his props for hours.

[@ian2057]

and the best part is that you actually can lol

[@darkwraithcovenantindustries]

Adam Savage is one of the most inspiring and wholesome dudes on the planet. A true national treasure of a man.

[@PikaPetey]

I love how Adams hair is all crazy. It perfectly fits his vibe.

[@STICKOMEDIA]

Ikr vibing 👌

[@TheEnabledSecondary]

Fun little fact, he adores the muppets and sympathetic movement, he has the exact same thing in his hair

[@digithardt]

@Don't Read My Profile Photo ok, i wont

[@katsumiskytower8714]

Doc. Brown aesthetic

[@ytuseracct]

Same vibes with James Gunn

[@deadlyydude5522]

Can’t help but smile when I see how excited Adam is about all of his cool stuff

[@TGPDrunknHick]

I know right. you can have a lot of different opinions about him but, the genuine joy you can see them having together is nice to see.

[@mrhax4464]

And I can’t help but get jealous that I don’t wave a warehouse, even half the size of Adams, packed with movie memorabilia that would leave me glassy eyed. I probably speak for a lot of us.

[@broctonnunns280]

The fact that everybody involved is so clearly excited to actually be there together is straight up infectious!! PLEASE more collabs!

[@durrell246]

I love that Adam has that school's Alien helmet and is proud to show it off and talk about it like the rest of his prop collection. It shows that talent is talent and you can showcase it on a budget, and the people that know about the field will respect it all the same

[@maxbowen6482]

i find it so cool that from the one small act of him tweeting about that performance snowballed into some of the kids getting scholarships

[@Geographus666]

I think what he primarily likes about the whole story is, that it shows that everyone can do something like this as long as they are dedicated enough, because especially as teens what you lack in tools and money and experience you can compensate with having enough time. He once shared a story about a teen who made his own Iron Man helmet by starting with one of those paper cutout things that you glue into an actual 3D helmet made of paper and then cover the whole thing with layers and layers of plaster or bondo and painstakingly sanded it down and into shape to the point that it had a smooth surface that he could paint it. It was an insanely inefficient and time-consuming process, but it did cost him basically nothing and the result was really good.

[@Sephiroth144]

And that Talent RESPECTS Talent- there wasn't any jealousy or anger, just game recognizing game.

[@paradopx8618]

Adam is such a special guy, we need more people like him with that insatiable curiosity. Thank you guys for keeping that spirit alive in your own way!

[@onettetorralba7629]

@Paradopx you're we need to be like him because there is a saying that "if you want to do something do it yourself" or something like because if you want more good in the world you have to help do it than do nothing.

[@MrThebronymaster]

Adam and Vsauce are the two that always come to mind when I think of the word curiousity!

[@-MrFozzy-]

….agreed!

[@danielhenderson8000]

This is, without a doubt, one of my favorite videos on your channel. Adam Savage is already a dear favorite of mine, but to then step into his personal collection and be able to share all of your passions together in a feedback loop? So absolutely amazing. Can't wait to see more!

[@CIDSMusic]

OMG THIS IS THE CROSSOVER THAT I'VE WAITED FOR!!! CGI AND PRACTICAL, TOGETHER! Love you guys both, Corridor and Adam! ❤

[@maverickrusher4461]

YES, so much! They're awesome!

[@artftw2556]

the dudes are gods of their works

[@randomchannel113]

YES YES YES, I NEEDED THISSSS

[@TheJuniorAj]

Adam is the best, i love his videos of the cave, now here with corridor... just chills

[@alcideszero6313]

No marvel or starwars crossover can stand this one Lol

[@skywardly]

This is officially, hands down the coolest video Corridor Crew has ever released. Thank you Adam Savage!!

[@michaelkeller9999]

I agree! The whole video had me smiling because of how wholesome it was to see the guys react to Adam and his stories.

[@cossack814]

I really want these two channels to merge more often-insanity.

[@deecilla5087]

Adam Savage geeking out and getting full-on excited over a prop high school teenagers made is the best kind of affirmation for any creative soul out there. That energy of no-holds-barred appreciation has made my day. This was such a nice episode. It's always a treat to watch a feature with any professional so in love with what they do.

[@5hinydrums]

Adam Savage is a treasure. I can listen to him talk and geek out about stuff all day

[@AGPullen]

I've never really had a "fangirl/fanboy" moment but with Adam I would. He seems like the absolute COOLEST guy to spend hours talking with! I'm so jealous of you guys!

[@devinaschenbrenner2683]

You would have to pry me out of that shop cause I wouldn't want to leave, I wanna see everything.

[@AlbertoDsign]

Ironically, I've never had it for anybody (as you said, Adam would be an exception), but I've fangirled hard when finally seeing some cars...

[@andrewthornton5783]

Hi Corridor crew (and Adam), you spoke in the video of wire memory; I'm sure you know it was called Core Store, a matrix of vertical and horizontal wires with a ring magnet at each cross point that was polarised clockwise or anticlockwise to represent 1 or 0. What most people don't know was that programmers on these early IBM mainframes used to play a game (probably one, if not the first computer game) called Core Wars. Two opponents would start with the address in opposing corners and would run a programme designed to convert each neighbouring address to either a 1 or a 0 depending on the player. A bit like 'Snake' on the old Nokia phones, the code would work through the core store converting 1's to 0's or 0's to 1's until they hit the code for the opposing player and overwrite thereby destroying the opponent and completing the matrix in their respective digit. Just thought you might find this interesting.

[@Mekose]

Wren and Niko are absolutely adorable with how reverent and excited they are about hanging out with Adam Savage. This has "kid in a candy store" all over it. By far the most genuine and heartwarming video I've seen on the channel. This is the video that got me subscribed to the website.

[@esaedvik]

Funniest part is that it's an actual candy store in so many ways :D I would probably just cry from the overexposure to movie, tv and just technology history.

[@WylieCoyote45]

I accidentally happened across the channel and totally love the content

[@BigJackGameplays]

Adam's so freaking cool. He's one of those people in the world that can say he changed people's lives around the globe, for better. He's not only "famous", but he's a great person too, and that's why I think he's one of the most beloved people out there!

[@punishedprops]

It's so awesome seeing you all together!

[@Xartas07]

Just needs you in the middle Bill and we are set for a goodtime !

[@AleksandrMotsjonov]

@@Xartas07 yes. Exactly my thoughts. Bill was dearly missed. Oh! I have an idea. How about Coridor visits Bill's shop ?! =)

[@_SirJavier_]

Dude, this guy... It's a gift to have someone like Adam giving away all his stories and knowledge, simply amazing!

[@mad_sci_moody]

I wish this was a weekly/monthly segment. I bet it would take years for Adam to go through his entire collection with you guys. Like Wren said, every direction you look, there's something amazing. Adam was so stoked on how stoked you all were. We need more of this.

[@smffmusicother]

The amount of positive energy in this video is unbelievable lmao

[@adamjensen9463]

Another 20 minutes of this and it can probably cure worldwide depression, no cap.

[@BoomBoomBrucey]

I love Adam, and I love that he's finally showing people around his cave. Hearing him over the years talk about how he loves showing people all his things and showing us the audience is markedly different to actually watch him talk about his collection and show it to people actually in the room with him, I got a proxy high from his own excitement and Wren and Nikos too

[@MrBooligan]

The Adam Savage's of the world make me so happy. He always looks like a kid in a candy shop talking his favorite things. Another great video guys!

[@mbogucki1]

When Adam Savage geeks out I can't help but smile. The man just loves this stuff so much and he has so many stories. Just wonderful.

[@lobterart1867]

I would absolutely love to meet Adam Savage. He seems like such a genuinely cool and down to earth dude

[@scaryeric]

From what I've heard about people at cons meeting him, he really is fantastic

[@kz03jd]

Adam always seems to speak so eloquently and beautifully when talking about his passions in life. You could literally just listen to him talk all day and never once be bored

[@jackwayne3973]

"I'm not interested in collecting the real thing because I want to hand you the thing" Spoken like a true artist 😂

[@A_Saboteur]

I'd love to see Niko and Wren to go back and do a 1 day build with Adam. (make a prop they will end up using in a new SFX and CGI short)

[@Derkson]

Yes!

[@TwoSaltySalmon]

Yes!!!!

[@MovieMaker1040]

That would be such a cool idea!

[@SleepyBear-66]

oh you just wait.

[@uniman601]

100% this has to happen

[@Insanabiliter_In_Linea]

I could seriously watch Adam Savage gush over his collection for hours. He's got so many interesting tid bits of information about everything he owns, I swear.

[@METALLECJOKES]

I have never been so jealous of someone my entire life. This is like a dream come true. Going to Adam Savage's workshop and him explaining to you what he did, what he worked on, and just overall just showing you his stuff is just heaven. This video is just so amazing.

[@Exachias97]

The part when he gave you those IBM bits, the music, the historical footage, the passion in Adam's eyes. I literally started crying. Thank you all for this video!

[@burn5495]

You can just absolutely notice the amount of respect Niko has for Adam. The way he silently listens in awe, asking only super nerdy questions and smiling like a 10 year old when Adam's answering. Adam is our hero and thank you so much for this video!!!

[@DoodyDraws]

this man is my role model as a film student studying to be an art director .. with me being from Egypt the possibility of me visiting his cave or work with him as a trainee or an apprentice is slim to non so i'm really thankful for u guys for taking us in a tour in Adam's amazing mancave ! and giving us some of the experience

[@leonefurlan137]

Idk if that is a man-cave anymore. More like a "museum" 😃

[@DoodyDraws]

@@leonefurlan137 hahaaa it defiantly is

[@Chronos5618]

This. This is the cross-over we needed. Just great, heartwarming stuff. Whenever possible, more of this please!

[@ti9erlilly]

I'm almost in tears watching you guys. I would be just as excited as you to be there taking to Adam. I'm around the same age as you guys, so it's cool to make the connection and realize that these films, and the people who created them, have truly connected so many people in ways we don't even know. So awesome. I can't wait for another one!

[@joshuawatson1902]

I feel like I need, like, six more hours of you all talking. I’ve been watching both Tested, and Corridor for YEARS and watching you geek out together is my favorite thing❤

[@Jezee213]

Adam is one of the most genuine people I've ever seen, his passion is infectious and it shows in his work, the man is truly an artist.

[@swordmonkey6635]

Adam's OCD to organization and making compartments for things makes him my spirit animal.

[@alexandergoodman9292]

Adam Savage was one of my childhood heroes, who inspired me to go into theater and film making. It is still one of my dreams to have ba collection like Adam Savage. I watch a lot of his Tested Videos and this is awesome seeing two of my favorite things together. thank you for the video!

[@sdrrshock5594]

Adam obviously loves his collection, but I think he loves others interacting with it so much more! Truly a great man

[@Dargonhuman]

Half the fun of having such cool toys is getting to show them off and let other people play with them. After seeing him have to physically restrain himself from doing the same thing on the farmhouse set of Ghostbusters Afterlife, it's not at all surprising that he gets joy from others playing with his stuff.

[@outofdarts]

Two of my all time favorite channels!

[@alexjames6029]

This has got to be one of my favourite videos you guys have done, Adam Savage is the kind of guy where I feel like i'd never run out topics and enthusiasm. Can't wait to see more collaborations beween you both

[@sootekken]

I’ve watched Adam Savage since I was a kid with Mythbusters and he’s always seemed like the coolest guy. Really inspired my love of film, so it was so amazing to see him in his element, talking about the things he loves and is passionate about. Thanks for this video, and I hope to see more of Mr. Savage on this channel in the future!

[@unoriginalandrew]

Glad to see prop masters like Savage giving Weta Workshop their due. They r the legends of practical props.

[@des9517]

I love how adam is so casual about showing his collection, he is such a modest guy, "this is my mark 1 armor" with the most happy tone

[@Wogle]

The enthusiasm and positivity that Adam Savage exudes for his collection and the work, is just so infectious

[@jaratt85]

The 1958 computer part got to me.. My dad's retired Air Force and worked on the SR71 and U2, both that came out in the late 50's and did amazing things taking extremely high resolution images FAR behind enemy lines.. Could you imagine what they could do if they upgraded the SR71 to modern tech? (The U2 already has been and continues to get regular upgrades, the SR retired in 1990, though finally cutting of the funds happened in 1998. Officially the two NASA owns stopped flying in 1999 but they've unofficially been seen/heard flying numerous times since then.)

[@kenmcvittie9214]

Beautiful planes both. Think how long the B52 has been flying with various upgrades.

[@jaratt85]

@@kenmcvittie9214 1955

[@RetroTekGuyAU]

17:10 that story literally brought tears to my eyes. This is officially my favourite episode you guys have made.

[@L4marca]

I'm so incredibly jealous of you guys that you got a tour through Adam's shop. I'd do just about anything to experience that, and I can only imagine all the stories behind every prop. Adam is such an inspiration for a DIY-lover like myself.

[@thebatonmaster]

There's so many gems in this I don't even know where to start. Adam is just the coolest guy, it makes me happy to see people like him helping brighten this crazy world.

[@larrygilbert7273]

It is about the stories. I recently realized that the reason I liked having antiques and other artifacts passed down to me from my parents/uncles/aunts/grandparents/etc. or that I collected during my own adventures, isn't because of any value of the items themselves, but due to the stories attached to the items. Picking up the item transports me to the time and place it was created or collected, or connects me to the person who collected it. Sharing the story associated with the item connects me, the collector, and the listener.

[@mfw9902]

This has probably been the one single video that i couldnt help but smile at every minute of it. Seeing Niko and Wren's eyes light up is just absolutely magical. Thank you so much for making this video.

[@ty_teynium]

"I am fascinated by Human's ability to engineer their environment to be better". This. Just might be my favorite takeaway from this video.

[@kareningram6093]

I saw that high school production of Alien when it came out! Well, on KZbin, I mean. I wish I could have seen it in person. Those guys did a phenomenal job! It absolutely deserved all the attention and accolades from Sigourney and the others.

[@One.Zero.One101]

Not gonna lie, Sigourney Weaver surprising the cast of the high school play made my eyes misty.

[@kareningram6093]

@@One.Zero.One101 Same. The look of sheer joy on their faces to meet her got me right in the feels. What an incredible experience that must have been for them. Those memories will stick with them forever.

[@ian2057]

these three talking about movie history is like hearing children talk about some imaginary game thats entirely real in their world, the pure awe and excitement is incredibly wholesome and real and i love how even though adam is several decades older than wren and niko, you'd never know it just listening to them talk about what they all love, and that is something beautiful.

[@ThemeParkBeast98]

Adam Savage is a national treasure.

[@HazySkies]

I'd go so far as to say that Adam Savage is an *international* treasure .

[@PuNlisher]

Indeed

[@richardashton5015]

Really....

[@razztastic]

@@richardashton5015 Yes. Really.

[@rolfmeyermusic]

I love seeing Niko act like a kid. He is normally pretty reserved with his emotions. It's great seeing him get all excited.

[@MrSpannners]

This is basically just a tested video and I'm here for it. Adam's excitement and the enjoyment he gets out of all this is palpable and it's great to see him, Niko and Wren have a great time.

[@njtruman5861]

What an incredibly cool guy. Genuinely so delightful to watch Adam talk about this stuff

[@ryanwollum6744]

I will literally run, not walk, to any video with Adam Savage..what an absolute legend and the coolest reoccurring guest!

[@buffyVampslyr364]

This was one of my favorite videos y'all have made. Learning about the history of these props, the people behind them, the little movie tidbits, seeing Adam's passion and Wren's and Niko's all light up together was so beautiful. That story about the high school that put on Alien made me want to cry it was so sweet. Thank you so so much for this. 💛💛💛

[@eiriksylta4814]

Adam Savage is a treasure! i LOVE the passion he shows when he talks and shows them all the different stuff he has. really hope to see him again with corridor crew

[@camero220]

The genuine passion of all the people in this video. The sheer amount of knowledge gained from this entertaining video. Niko just low key holding Chewie's crossbow. The internet can be a truly a wonderful place.

[@chimedemon]

Ahh, stuff like this, people like Adam Savage, and stories like these are what make me fall in love with humanity all over again. I’ve always loved the idea of CGI enhancing Practical, because man there’s so much you could do with just giving the set, the actors, and the audience that extra level of believability and love. Like when an actor can interact with their world in small ways, it feels all the more amazing. Memories of Murder illustrates this, while not full of monsters and weird sci-fi craft, the actors will grab and throw stuff sloppily, they’ll sit on objects, interact with each other and it’s one thing that makes everything feel just that more human than a lot of movies I see. One of the characters tips a table slightly, knocking over bottles and dishes a little. The way a character interacts with a cup shows how they feel either dominant, or unheard. If you wanna make a fake environment feel real, make lots of practical objects, and show the actors sloppily messing with them as if they’ve used it for years. Litter the frame with stuff, all showing the audience who your character is. If you want to make your fantasy feel real, make your character lay on an ancient monument to an elder god as they eat cooked and salted bugs and have an argument about their futures.

[@Undertakerrules100]

I love how there are so many different "walkthroughs" of adams props and his shop and for every video, they never seem to run out of new things to show.

[@sphinx3r]

I just love Adam, I would honestly watch an entire show that's just him telling anecdotes about props and filmmaking.

[@TheSameNameasYou]

Watch Tested!!! Some of videos are just like that

[@Talguy21]

Adam seems like such a great guy, and his enthusiasm is positively infectious. It's what made him such a great host, then and now. Hopefully you guys get more opportunities to work with him in the future!

[@williamzebub3252]

Adam Savage's enthusiasm gives me hope for humanity.

[@mathatton]

I love Adam's enthusiasm for his craft - it's so infectious and such a joy to watch.

[@jacquesca]

Seeing the way props are created and painted for the screen is incredible.

[@General_Rubenski]

Quite literally, Adam Savage is a national treasure! That guy puts so much love and joy in his work, that it’s inspiring and makes me just as excited and happy when I build things.

[@Landga]

You guys got to live my dream. I grew up watching mythbusters and eventually found tested. If I ever have the chance to go to comic con my only want is to see Adams panels, I love his work and I would love to just pick his brain on everything related to making I possibly could. If I where in that shop I would never leave because I would want to know absolutely everything about every item in there.

[@BasicBodThor]

Adam's so fun to listen to. Mythbusters was such a big part of my childhood, love to see him

[@SuperStruct]

I like how Adam Savage is a man of value. "It took him 14 years and 10 THOUSAND dollars". That is not a lot of money. He really knows how to create value from the materials he uses. Quiz on Thursday.

[@razordu30]

The best part is that it was a setup to the high school prop. Like he wasn't saying it for his benefit, it was the setup for the high school story, which is incredible.

[@davidbwa]

I love watching Adam talk about his stuff. His joy is kind of infectious.

[@Prast_GRZID]

Adam is the perfect definition of when you love your job so much.

[@Lordlagger]

I think I’d just be crying in excitement the whole time because of how amazing that workshop is. You guys ever just look at the background when he’s talking and look at all the stuff he’s created or has collected? It’s amazing I can’t believe how he feels walking into that everyday

[@TheDecatonkeil]

I'd love to be friends with all of these people. That kind of passion is so infectious!

[@Brotherbranflakes]

I need more of this, Adam and the corridor crew is a dream team of special effects. Please collaborate more.

[@perryharovas]

Adam and the Corridor Digital guys are a perfect match. I am 54 years old, and I have been a VFX artist for over 30 of those years and I feel that Adam encapsulates the fascinated child in me that wanted to know how to recreate those fantastic objects from my favorite movies, who wanted to KNOW how it was done, who appreciates the story AND the craftsmanship that went into making them. The corridor guys are the ones who embody my skills in CG and VFX using computers. They are endlessly excited, talented and researching everything out there just like I am. The common thread amongst them all is CURIOSITY. I have it in amounts that have never died down, only grown over time. They all are built of the same cloth. Curiosity is the most incredible thing to watch on screen and is simply one of the many reasons I love all these guys! Thank you for this treat and it made me feel like I was there!

[@StudMotions]

The thing I love about Adam Savage is that he is very smart but also a nerd like us!

[@redcrowgrafik]

This could have been a 24h episode and I wouldn't be mad. Totally love this crossover!