VFX Artists React to BOLLYWOOD Bad & Great CGi 8

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[@jacobp.carpio6933]

This isn't a VFX Artists React anymore. They've accepted the insanity of the genre and I love it.

[@STICKOMEDIA]

Lol

[@minikawildflower]

honestly I feel like some of the wacky effects are intentional in Bollywood, it just contributes to the aesthetic

[@aaronjaggan]

'VFX artists react Bollywood'.. I hope its a regular segment on corridor crew!

[@vipset87]

why? are they not VFX Artists? Are they not reacting to VFX anymore? edit: love how every1 accepted "univsrsal fox pictures" at this point the public has a tolerance for bollywood ridiculousness and thought it possible

[@vipset87]

@@minikawildflower nah. the bar is just really low

[@dezon4976]

After seeing behind the scenes of "fan" i have nothing but respect for redchillies vfx for stepping up vfx standard in bollywood.

[@harith_the_struggler]

I love that film

[@renanpolsch9925]

It's actually better than Marvel movies

[@abhishekropalkar]

and corridor crew already reviewed Fan like 2 yrs before

[@salmanedy]

They had to bring their A-Game because Red Chillies is actually owned by Shah Rukh Khan himself. It's like having ILM providing CGI with George Lucas acting in the movie and producing the movie.

[@abhishekropalkar]

@@salmanedy just like Salman Khan

[@ckannan90]

I rewatch this video all the time because I think Sam’s idea of revealing the Krrish movies backwards is truly genius

[@kylespevak6781]

Came here from the RRR video. I think I'm in love with Indian films! They're as dramatic as anime, and everything seems to have this "and then..." aspect to it. Everything just keeps going. It starts over the top and then leaves the galaxy by the time the scene ends

[@saikatbanik9359]

Now in the same category, good and bad films exists. But the way, India is making such "Dramatic" films even before anime existed. It's just not popular like anime

[@monyava6053]

Specially when the song pops up out of nowhere and people dance 🤣🤣🤣

[@AdarshYadav-ki8xn]

Brotha give Dragon ball Z to SS rajamauli and a good budget and a good VFX team mann can create drama out of nothing

[@kaustubharora4816]

​@@monyava6053 well thats called a item number thats just to make the movie commercially hit

[@amansahay4994]

@@AdarshYadav-ki8xn Give just SS Rajamauli ...he can find his crew and money.

[@SirWrender]

I really want the return of JADOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@IndyStry]

Great episode! Btw it is called Jaa-du and not Juhdu. :D

[@subhadeepjasu292]

Are you gonna also do the Shaktiman series?

[@shubhamagarwal7377]

well you should also do more reaction to the vfx of krrish 3's fight scene . They are actually great and also some of those shots are insane . love your projects on corridor and other channels.

[@anandakrishnans7470]

Wren there's a new indian superhero movie called 'Minnal Murali' with decent effects.

[@ElevenBetter]

I mentioned this in another comment but you guys should take a look at some of the Viva La Dirt League stuff, notably the Baelins Route Stuff.

[@sirwafflesxx8218]

As a corridor fan, this video is good. As an Indian, this is the funniest shit ever.

[@roronoauchiha69]

Yeah dude

[@rohannayak49]

agreed

[@legoboy1231]

The song in the start didn’t contradict with the skit but that. Add it funnier

[@aamir-khan]

Bro, but wtf was that bgm at intro?😂

[@mediumsurmoon6283]

“As an Indian” - Every India ever

[@xxxkratosxxx9232]

bro be reacting a 2003 movie in 2022 and expecting good vfx 😂

[@ilikemusic2773]

I love how the woman who gets saved by the fire extinghuisher moves as fast as the bullet. She could have moved out of the way but she wanted him to have the credit. So nice of her.

[@Tintin_Quarntino]

I will recommend you Tumbbad, Kumblangi Nights, Drishyam, Pk, Ratsasan,3 idiots, Andhadhun Just watch them you wont regret

[@blessingsamuel2901]

Thats priayanka chopra

[@physicsrox184]

@@blessingsamuel2901 yes

[@SuperSaf]

I've only watched the intro and I'm already in stitches 😂 My favourite series on KZbin 🔥

[@STICKOMEDIA]

Same

[@gigachad9211]

Tru

[@greatcesari]

This. This is how you're supposed to do reaction content. It's so creative and over the top.

[@cranberry8911]

Hey SuperSaf, love ur videos

[@oru_man]

Same

[@dunyamedia]

Fun fact! Shah Rukh Khan OWNS Red Chillies. It’s basically his own WETA - so you always see his films taking intense vfx to the next level because that’s how he can build the teams to take on more international VFX work

[@SquirrelTheorist]

Really?!? Now that's a cool backstory! That's probably how his scenes look so dynamic. Thanks!

[@aliturk6692]

@@SquirrelTheorist everytime he does something like this it almost always fails at box-office, Bollywood loves bad movies but things like zero and Fan which are actually good have failed miserably, he almost went bankrupt trying to make his own superhero movie which is also made by redchillies entertainment, he's one of the most versatile actors of bollywood

[@TWISM1337]

@@aliturk6692 That really makes sense... It really seems like a passion thing for him, and finding someone to bankroll a project that isn't comercially viable would be a pain. Hope his pockets are deep enough! I wonder if he wouldn't do better by targeting western viewers in stead?

[@aliturk6692]

@@TWISM1337 oh it's a good thing he's the second richest actor in the world, the man is just an epitome of hardwork, if you have time you should someday check out his Wikipedia page or interviews

[@aliturk6692]

@@TWISM1337 his father was the youngest freedom fighter of India, his parents died very early on and his sister's mentally ill, he was so poor that he used to sell the tickets of his own movie standing outside the theatres.

[@pandoranbias1622]

The de-aging on Fan is absolutely incredible, it looks insane

[@NickOwens]

I would love to see another episode of this series reacting to some of the incredible VFX in the recently released Tollywood blockbuster 'RRR'!

[@adamplace1414]

The contrast between the commitment to fun entertainment in Krrish, and the incredible artistic craft in Fan, is staggering. The fact that they're in the same episode of VFX Reacts... somehow makes perfect sense.

[@deepakrathore5459]

but if u see fan has redchillies ent which is SRK's and you know how committed SRK is towards his films

[@gouthamr6578]

@@deepakrathore5459 yet doesn't choose proper scripts lmao

[@cringekiller348]

Krrish was good for its time Some fight scenes were really great.

[@randomhooman3236]

@@gouthamr6578 well he is rich enough to try out new things but indian audience isn't ready for that

[@October-xo8zd]

@@randomhooman3236 Exactly

[@ayangoswami7806]

The CGI shown in "Koi Mil Gaya" back in 2003 used to make me believe that aliens are real things and they can visit my town too someday.. and I screwed up my dad's computer for trying to contact the aliens

[@vatsalsanwaria537]

did u made the OM OM box yourself

[@daemonthorn5888]

You weren't a very bright kid, huh?

[@sympathiser_of_Germans_in_40s]

O o au ....

[@neelpatil1492]

I agree.

[@Naptosis]

I can imagine the look on your poor dad's face 😂

[@UnlimitedMovieFun]

Ah this is amazing work specially the intro. Definitely need to make more content like this. Much love❤️

[@rogimedia-ig]

This episode is legendary, to see you guys have so much fun, and see Sam truly and genuinely 🤣 laughing is just priceless.!

[@wuzzym]

In the movie Fan, the "younger" guy is a super crazed fan who so happens to look eeriely similar to the actor. So that's why they had to change his appearance slightly, to make the Fan kind of resemble the real actor but not be a younger version of him. Totally 2 different characters. I heard that they put inserts in his mouth to make the mouth look a little different from his actual self.

[@johnlime1469]

Holy sh*t. They did all that instead of hiring a double or something. Good lord.

[@wuzzym]

@@johnlime1469 I mean, it's his own movie. He's the main character. The draw to the audience is that he's playing the character of Fan.

[@dexter27ll6]

@@wuzzym And he owns the VFX company so.....

[@johnlime1469]

@@wuzzym It's like the meme where Obama is handing himself a medal lol

[@HTphyzycs]

Can we just take a minute to appreciate how friggen incredible the opening short film was. A masterpiece on its own!

[@vampjoseph]

it reminded me of the content they used to do in the early days. Dubstep Guns comes to mind as an example.

[@CaptainLEVIasArkhamKnight]

Start of video?

[@Tintin_Quarntino]

I will recommend you Tumbbad, Kumblangi Nights, Drishyam, Pk, Ratsasan,3 idiots, Andhadhun Just watch them you wont regret

[@amrith1018]

bro thought it was 2.0

[@sensi_k1654]

A like flies right up to you for the intro. I'm sure the rest is also great but the intro does it XD

[@RoastedRajmaa]

I remember watching Koi mil gaya when i was like 5 it was amazing !

[@mananagrawal6855]

same bro

[@RichyFlinty]

Same Pinch...

[@MonsieurAuContraire]

Had to do some sleuthing for I was like "is there something up with Krrish's right thumb or what in those shots?" Then saw that the Jaadoo puppet had a double thumb as well, and figured that maybe this was done for the movies. Turns out the actor Hrithik Roshan does have two thumbs on his right hand, and they added this subtle detail to Shaadoo as well. Very cool!

[@rahulmistry3689]

I believe it's in his contract that his double thumb cannot be cut out or fixed with cgi.... In almost all his movies its visible

[@Aro7241]

@@rahulmistry3689 Not in his earlier movies or appearances though.. The actor used to be very insecure about his thumbs and would go out of his way to hide it from the camera. His first movie was directed by his Dad, and for the entirety of the movie, they found ways to hide his right hand like how hollywood used to hide pregnant bellies in TV

[@robwhelehan]

Was just posting the same thing. Very neat.

[@ElevnSense]

A fair amount of actors actually have this double thumb too, the antagonist from Gran Torino has it too

[@lochanspatel4806]

Nah, his hand is lile that itself. He has 2 thumbs joint

[@tarkeshkhade8477]

Correction: In FAN, that is not an younger self, it's a double role. the deaged person is supposed to be a smallltown actor who looks like the Superstar played by the same actor.

[@shajithjosephsebastian]

Yes your are correct

[@Salty010]

yeap like they do simillar technique in captain america in first act, but in Fan they do it whole freaking movie like that feat is damn amazing

[@aliturk6692]

@@Salty010 and it's actually better than captain America

[@aasamspb967]

@Lashiv b fan was a great movie

[@morbiuscrystal4875]

@@aliturk6692 bruh, go back to watching James gunn Chinese Deadpool.

[@goergeerwoll]

I've been binching VFX Artists React and i have to say Wren is such a great asset to Corridor Crew,. I've been sick due to long covid and the amount of energy Wren bringes along gave me alot of joy. Thanks Corridor Crew.

[@ReiDaTecnologia]

I love the story continuity! Also the fact that the couch have two built-in remotely controlled miniguns and also flying capability

[@parthbansal2775]

I like how corridor crew actually add something to the clip while reacting. They add their professional opinion on how things are done rather than simply laughing and chilling like most react creators

[@ChineduOpara]

That's the main reason I am subbed to THIS channel not the others... Corridor Crew folks add a hint of explanation, tutoring, and context... Stuff that other channels don't. Corridor Crew actually *enriches* my movie-viewing experiences! Love it.

[@biazacha]

I don’t consider CC a react Chanel tbh, they’re just a dynamic video essay one cause we’re getting info about the movie industry constantly but in a non academic way.

[@ChineduOpara]

@@biazacha Well-said! Yeah I forgot about the fact they sometimes explain industry stuff, even bringing in *actual* experts as well. I mean, think about it... We are getting what amounts to free mini-courses that'd cost at least $50 per session (IMHO). Glad I am a subscriber.

[@grutarg2938]

Yeah, I liked learning about the clean plate in this episode.

[@SuperVitaminD]

Don’t call them creators, TF. What do they create?

[@Lumibear.]

I don’t care what anyone says I love this style of cinema, it’s like somebody lived for 80s movies, thought ‘Yeh this is the pinnacle of cinematic entertainment for the masses’ and stuck with it through every trend and decade change, and I’m so here for that.

[@EricHamm]

But do you also like the storytelling? Because cheesy and good storytelling usually do not go together. Also a lot of people get taken out of movies with blatantly bad CGI.

[@memento81]

I can have fun with those movies drunk with friends, but not watching it alone and sober. Sober the ridiculousness of the story and complete disregard or logic, physics and good storytelling just makes me absolutely mad.

[@dicekolev5360]

@@memento81 Exactly! Ugh 😄

[@alolanstarboy]

@@EricHamm There are still as fair few serious films made in Bollywood that focus on the storytelling. Just dont expect any of that from the action films, the most we can pull off with credibility is a thriller lol

[@OrbitalCookie]

Knight rider turned up to 11

[@mohitsharma1]

Fan was insane. Shah Rukh Khan is probably the biggest actor in all of India. In "Fan", he plays a character who is a fan of the real Shah Rukh Khan and so he plays his real-life self in the film and a crazy fan who looks very similar to him. A lot of the scenes are based on real Shah Rukh Khan experiences such as the fans outside his house, the posters of his real films in the fan's bedroom, and the real award show shots. It's so cool to see for someone who grew up on his films.

[@rupantorbhuyan8346]

Krish is our first superhero love, its our emotion❤️.

[@bobbzhere]

Bro Shaktimaan, Captain vyom, Hanuman... the list goes on

[@antarixyaan1951]

Yes.

[@41tinman41]

Okay, now I really want to see the crew go ham in making their own Bollywood action film.

[@tbotalpha8133]

I don't think you can, really. Bollywood action is almost like outsider art. These film-makers aren't blinded by the conventions of traditional western cinema. They put bonkers shit in their movies because they legitimately think it's fucking cool, and their audience thinks it's unironically cool, too. There's no-one sneering or cringing at their nonsense, no-one calling these movies "so bad it's good". If we westerners weren't so goddamn uptight about "realism", Hollywood would be making movies just like this.

[@f.k.gaming5715]

@@tbotalpha8133 its hard to say if you're praising or criticizing lol

[@MavihsLH]

@@tbotalpha8133 These crazy cgi stuff are limited to very few movies in Bollywood. A good amount don’t rely on excess use of cgi and mostly do with practical effects.

[@sivamdeb7605]

@@f.k.gaming5715 same here.. 😆

[@rajatsingh5714]

@@tbotalpha8133 Not really, there are a lot of people here who shit on these movies, especially bollywood vfx and action. It is just due to the population that there is a large number of people who are okay with this kind of quality. But in general we don't think this is cool.

[@bipin6759]

Fun fact: Srk is actually the owner of red chillies entertainment. India's biggest vfx company. He is like a gadget freak, so he tries n experiment things. But people here doesn't like his new ideas and rejects all his latest movies. But i like how he is paving a path for the future generations at the cost of his legacy...

[@invadergaming2050]

Absolutely right bipin bro

[@AmanSharma-pu3ju]

Boycott Bollywood movies.

[@saiabhishek5228]

@@AmanSharma-pu3ju yeah the regional industry movies from Tamil, Malayalam, kannada and even some Marathi movies(like Chaitanya Tamhane's) are INSANELY good and knocks bollywood outta the water

[@deepaks8430]

Only having good VFX doesn't make a good movie, script is the most important element in a movie. People don't care whether a movie has VFX or not it should be a good movie.

[@saiabhishek5228]

@@deepaks8430 Exactly! Script is like the foundation of a good movie, if the scripts bad, not matter how good the rest of the presentation is, the movie will be bad. Sadly here in India only the worst scripts get funding cuz they're the ones the general public likes, the big masala movies. :/

[@conandude76]

On a lot of the close in straight shots of that kriish 3, it made me think ryan reynolds ala green lantern. After seeing it a few more times, I felt it wasn't just the mask shape and contacts that made me think it, so did a few side by sides, and yeah. Dude's structure of his chin and and lips and cheeks and brow, added to relative size to each other, are much like Ryan Reynolds'.

[@pranavhaldipur8569]

14:24 that basketball scene was definitely inspired from Flubber

[@senseihEnRY16]

I really hope one day someone from redchillies can come to explain the literal magic they did on these movies

[@mdzaidsiddiqui4262]

OMG yes please! @Corridor Crew make this happen!

[@EighteenPixels]

These intros are the best content Corridor ever makes

[@STICKOMEDIA]

Facts

[@hunterstorm6981]

Lol ok

[@shauryabisht8779]

btw just a little information steven sir took our satyajit ray idea of E.T. and make it into his own movie actuaaly and originally it is Satyajit ray's movie idea

[@seanziethen1032]

That Intro … everything about it … it’s a treasure

[@johnnychin]

The breakdown of redchillies vfx's work was fantastic. Their work even surpasses some of the ones we can see in major Hollywood films. Incredible

[@theguy3129]

Not by a long shot, no. Hollywood has much more resources, man power and experience to pull off these scenes much more efficiently, but the progress bollywood has made in vfx in recent years (at least in some movies) is remarkable.

[@nikhil221092]

​ @TheGuy red chillies vfx is the best in india. but they are far behind to make it look like hollywood. cause of the budgets

[@oversouledict2005]

@@theguy3129 well said, I agree.

[@EndlessNameless5]

Also, Red Chillies was created and is owned by Shahrukh Khan, the main actor!

[@nileshgupta2872]

@@theguy3129 if you know the industry you wouldn't have said that..70% of Hollywood work is done in India and indian artist who are spreaded across all countries. India have more then 20 global vfx company

[@michael1326]

Have you reacted to “Big Trouble In Little China”? It’s a two-for-one, where the sets and VFX are low-budget yet still work - and the martial arts are at times believable, at times action comedy. Bonus: it’s more than 30 years old!

[@johnpanicker7590]

John Carpenter is the master of low budget filmmaking

[@spotopolis]

Plus it, along with Enter the Dragon, was one of the main inspirations for Mortal Kombat.

[@icelandicbanks6473]

Fantastic call! The lightning effects, the floating monster, and just some of the practical stunts they did would all be great to see dissected. They talked about They Live on a stuntmen react, so here's hoping!

[@projectalpha22_va]

They did in a Stuntman react if memory serves! Great movie, though,

[@glennmorganfan9411]

The Practical ape creature was REALLY well done and suit acted for that movie.

[@Voidelle]

I can appreciate a movie industry that doesn’t take itself so seriously, lets have some godang fun!

[@wahbanger]

Now the intro is complete with the music!!!! Epic intro as usual

[@hrithikpoojary06]

People don't how amazing and fun this was back in those days.. It's silly and cring relative to today's taste but back then this was masterpiece on every child's eye.. This is the movies where today's generation started to love him more and worship him

[@akakabira]

Bruh he's not creating hate or anything, why r u mad bro 🤣 He even says " that's a great movie, go watch it " it's just the vfx's that's not good according to them. और एक बात, हम भी भारत से ही संबंधित हैं। ऐसी बात नहीं की हम कोई विदेशी हैं। लेकिन जो बात उन्होंने बोली है वो बहुत हद तक सही है भाई।

[@lavrentii-kolotushkin]

@@akakabira He wasn't mad at all

[@JustDiggaj]

same

[@RichyFlinty]

@@akakabira Well he's not mad bro... He's just sharing his opinion... And well I agree coz back in my childhood, i never noticed any detail anyways... And i guess no one does, see they can notice some tiny mistakes coz they are professionals reviewing it... But for normal people : Script, Dialogue dilivery, cool action and nice costumes matter in a movie like : Krishh.... And the main reason why Bollywood doesn't focus on realism or physics coz know one cares.... Romantic or Action movies make more money than Sci fi in India... A Random but true funfact : Indians like Sci fi movies but they still don't wanna watch Indian Sci fi movies, they just prefer Hollywood one's... (Me being no exception sadly tho) Like there are many south indian films which are superrrr realistic, have perfect physics logic and are sci fi aswell out there... But they don't make money... No one watches them... Coz for Indian Sci fi or superhero lovers : Hollywood (marvel, dc, paramount, wb, disney, universal pics, etc)

[@akakabira]

@@RichyFlinty listen here I was immature at that time 💀

[@Kitrailers]

These Bollywood intros are getting more and more accurate, thank you for you continued effort and research into this genre!

[@gamersplatform1574]

@AMAN YADAV another bollywood fan 😂 and that is how bollywood see other cultures other than Punjabi 😂

[@gamersplatform1574]

@AMAN YADAV western ppl are way less racist than bollywood and the biggest superstar of bollywood himself promotes fair and lovely

[@rootonesquare2686]

You guys putting on a bollywood-esque performance reminds me why Bollywood is like high budget B-grade Hollywood movies. Awesome!!!

[@Me_Faizan_Khan]

Fun fact: The Indian Al Pacino guy at 8:42 is the same actor who played Captain Nemo in 2003 film The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.

[@Killer66hitman]

I watched Jadoo at my friend's house when I was young without subtitles and it was still moving enough to make me cry, especially when the bullies broke his scooter 😢

[@arvinbisht5310]

15:48 Ravindra jadeja be like what did I do.

[@yuukizoldyck1851]

We want 'RRR' vfx reaction... A whole episode dedicated to that movie...I think this movie has the best vfx in Bollywood industry....

[@weirdguymusic]

1:28 that beep is the sound you hear after queuing for 20mins just to get a match on CSGO

[@dang2875]

6:47 His name is "Naseeruddin Shah" , he was "captain Nemo" in "The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen". He is a well respected actor 🇮🇳

[@thenawabgaming]

People: Avengers Endgame is the most ambitious crossover in he entertainment history. Corridor Crew: casually puts Jadu in their intro

[@Veptis]

I am missing the Sam and Niko channel content - so I was holding back on dropping a like. Wanted to make you earn it. But you actually delivered another Bollywood intro that would have made a Corridor video 2 years ago. With the reused TF2 sound effects (which you did in like 3 real Corridor videos a while ago)

[@ekofever827]

The intros are better than anything else this website could ever produce

[@Chewyness]

17:15 when you realize removing the dislike button on KZbin was a huge mistake

[@KindlingEffect]

Even though, looking back, the VFX look bad and goofy, but at that time it didn't really feel that way; it looked really cool to us. A good comparison would be video games from our childhood. When we look at them now, the graphics look way worse than what we remember. That's because our imagination filled in the gaps. It was the same for the old Bollywood VFX; it just felt great to watch a movie in our own language, with the celebrities that we loved, in a VFX-filled sci-fi/fantasy setting.

[@GoFidoGo]

I'm happy you mentioned this. As an African immigrant, I see first-hand how much my native country's film industry struggles. Even though I hope to see it improve and blossom, when anyone even tries to make something it is an achievement in my eyes. Film is IMO the greatest artistic medium around and seeing your culture, language, and countrymen genuinely reflected on the silver screen is incomparable.

[@aayushabhayraj]

true

[@aliceramdom.s]

they should definitely do the flim miss peregrine's home for peculiar children

[@paulgibbon5991]

Agreed. I kind of miss those days, in a way. Once you get used to more sophisticated effects, you inevitably become more jaded and harder to impress.

[@adrienneclarke3953]

If the story line and actors are good, you dont always notice the special effecta

[@SoloWithaZ]

at the start i was so confused cause i didn’t see the title but it was awesome

[@lightscameraactionmedia7563]

The best beginning to an episode ever 👌

[@adipryde]

Interesting fact : in 1967, a visionary filmmaker Satyajit Ray was set to direct a movie called 'the alien' written by him, produced by Columbia pictures and starring Marlon Brando. It didn't happen, in 1982 Steven Spielberg made a movie called ET, a movie highly inspired and accused of plagiarising the alien (Martin Scorsese backed this claim too and was a huge topic in the media). In 2003, koi mil gaya happened, which a poor yet fun copy of both, the alien and ET combined. Side info : In the same year, 2003, The indian al Pacino you mentioned, ie. Nasaruddin Shah, also starred in the Hollywood film "the league of extraordinary gentlemen", which I'd love you guys to checkout and react to since it's the same year, same actor and two different industries.

[@AKumar528]

Fact: Bollywood beset with nepotism doesn't have real VFX talent. They can't even copy what Hollywood made decades ago. All due to racism nepotism and obsession with Western culture in Bollywood

[@anitsabu2468]

@@AKumar528 bro..where tf is racism in Bollywood..It's called Colourism or something like that

[@YAMAHA_FAN.]

that Punjabi song was on the point hahaha

[@Vega8432]

What song is it please?

[@JPerryBeats]

@@Vega8432 I need to know as well

[@emrozeazam1060]

@@Vega8432 Teriya mohabbatan ne sataya ve remix

[@user-lj8rc9qb2c]

Please analyse movie called Tumbad and Minnal Murali. And also please keep in mind the budget under which they are made. I guarantee that if you compare this movie vfx with budget used you will be amazed how much they utilised it.

[@amithhegde7753]

Wow they did so much research and got the intro point on!!!!!

[@divyadityajoshi6996]

Watching a childhood movie's breakdown with y'all is so cool.

[@starheartskull15]

I grew up watching Bollywood movies and “koi mil gaya” was one of my favs; I had NO idea the Krrish movies are supposed to be a continuation/sequel for that story 😂 they seem like two completely different worlds.

[@theskull4666]

We found her a boomer

[@BoZzoInc]

it even sadder when you take into account that the story of his father ended up with his father being captured for years thus leading to krish growing up without his dad. i recall it being such a slap in the face realising the story of koi mil gaya didnt really end happily at all.

[@BoZzoInc]

also i was 6

[@silupatel1965]

ye to ET movie ki copy he😂😂😂

[@sumitkourav2903]

@@silupatel1965 et movie was inspired by Satyajit ray script which he already written bcoz of the technology and budget he didn't make a movie about it compare to Hollywood movie budget

[@jashansogi2641]

4:10 its a 2013 film so it makes sense

[@nrk-apwian7767]

They can't react to RRR AND KGF CINEMATOGRAPHY AND VIKRAM TOO

[@jashansogi2641]

@@nrk-apwian7767 why? They reacted to RRR

[@mdsohailraza7251]

Thank God they didn't made this video on Aadipurush 😂

[@TopherPotter]

In the Krish fountain scene I instantly recognised it as the Suntec City Fountain Of Weath in Singapore. What's hilarious is that he started at the base of the fountain (which is already below street level in a mall) and "leapt" up to the top, so is only just above street level despite them making it look an impressive angle.

[@rohithpadikkal7082]

You are correct! The majority of Krrish was shot in Singapore

[@s.gabriel2853]

I remember when they were shooting those scenes. It was in the papers.

[@FR4M3Sharma]

Krrish 3 actually had Villans that were Mutant fighting in the end of the film, why did you guys not include that? Pretty sure they had some real sketchy VFx on them too. XD

[@NavneetKumar-is6pk]

Sahi kaha

[@ghost_edits007]

Kinda like Magneto ans others

[@LPWatterson]

"Who's that guy?" "That's'Evil."" Or that's 'Captain Nemo' - 'League of Extraordinary Gentleman' version - Naseeruddin Shah. I've wondered for over ten years how a scene of Akshay Kumar punching a pier, starting a chi-wave that sends a bunch of large boats/small yachts into the air was done. It's in 'Chadni Chowk to China' with Akki playing a slacker 'destined' save a small Chinese village from evil. There's a bunch of sfx in the movie, all clearly 'Shaolin Soccer' influenced, but that"s the one that flummoxes me.

[@a_raouf96]

My respect for SRK and Red Chilli is increasing day by day.

[@the_scorpion342]

Koi mil Gaya actually translates to "found someone" and it is an intro to the alien giving power to the main character, then is the Krrish which is intro to the superhero, but the third one is Krrish 3 because according to the series, it is the 3rd movie Edit- Jadoo means magic

[@LPWatterson]

Like 'First Blood'>'Rambo: First Blood Part 2'">Rambo III" etc. logic. And thanks for the description , since it's been a while.

[@pramesh.gurung]

The way they pronounce ‘jaadu’ makes it even more funnier 😂😂😂

[@selmonboi334]

It's like "Jedi"

[@14debanjan]

They are condescending

[@juca2000]

I couldn't stop from seeing Ben Stiller on Zoolander with that first super hero

[@nathanpizar4630]

I just noticed that the alien waving goodbye has the same weird double thumb that Hrithik has in real life. Nice touch.

[@glittalogik]

3:27 In case anyone's wondering like I was, the actor Hrithik Roshan legit has an extra right thumb. Not sure if it's overtly mentioned in the movies, but they gave Jadoo/Jaadu an extra thumb as well.

[@theylied1776]

This is what I love about this channel. You guys aren't making fun of these movies, you are simply dissecting the VFX technique.

[@user-lx2wi8cr7z]

8:47 he's not Indian Al Pacino. He's, The Captain Nemo, from The Movie, The League of Extraordinary Gentleman, 2003.

[@prathameshgandhi8329]

The scooter was symbolic guys! 🤣🤣 U definitely need context while watching scenes from Koi...Mil Gaya.

[@maxhydekyle2425]

This series has just become the guys falling in love with Bollywood more and more.

[@compilationstuffs9412]

@AMAN YADAV ok chill out Aman, Max is actually complementing the Bollywood

[@techFAUX]

You really impressed Indian viewers 😂❤️

[@hg3774]

Yeah lol

[@premff2635]

😭😭

[@rakeshshaw7930]

All these movies are my favorite and these 3 crazy men are making fun of Indian movies.🤬

[@FirstLast-le1mb]

They just being honest, wats wrong with dat

[@NothInG.909]

On 0:53 When the hindi song is start playing i am shocked and starting verify is this corridor crew genuine channel or fake 🤣🤣 btw i am from india

[@AffiliatesOfTheDeep]

As an Indian I cannot wait to watch this.

[@vedzaix5120]

😂😂😂😂 As an Indian I would say the starting part was less dramatic compared to some tv serials we have here....always love what you do...keep doing the great work...great to bust out the stress during the cram times of my exams

[@rana1561]

next up, corridor crew reacting to India TV vfx.

[@vedzaix5120]

@@rana1561 true bro they would...be surprised with some inception level shit

[@BeastBoyX_X]

Good luck on your exams! 🙌🏻

[@vedzaix5120]

@@BeastBoyX_X thanks bhai...waise bhi quantum mechanics ka paper Dene jaa raha hu

[@atl3652002]

We need more Bollywood, please recommend some

[@nadiasemprini8459]

I watched "Fan" entirely, it was so well done that after the first minutes of weirdness (knowing already the old actor, it was strange, and that nose mainly! Not his!!) I started believing and I enjoyed the story

[@yourjai]

I watched it in theatre and the movie made me believe that those are two different person in the movie. Loved it. Awesome movie.

[@nitroglitch45]

Sam's laugh when the scooter shows up is the best!

[@adityaupadhyay434]

Song at the start just hit different

[@FamosoMarcoso]

I think if Bollywood really goes in and plays into the goofiness, they will keep popping out bangers. It reminds me of mid 90's action movies. The action > plot > story > physics/reality lol

[@malaythakkar8772]

tollywood still does stuff like this lol while bollywood has been pretty slow lately in my opinion

[@FamosoMarcoso]

@AMAN YADAV exactly! It is not about looking real, it is more about over-the-top emotion and action. Hollywood movies from about 25 years ago were made with the same limitations and focus, and they made some of my favorite movies to this day. I don't watch Die Hard because it is believable or "real" but because it is action packed.

[@Vijay0Yadav]

Fun Fact: How Sam mentioned at 12:50 that koi mil gaya is an 80s Steven Spielberg movie, Koi Mil gaya is actually inspired heavily from E.T which as we know it is an 80's Steven Spielberg movie😂😂.

[@Aro7241]

Well.. actually I've heard koi mil gaya is an adaptation of an old bengali book that came out before ET that it heavily inspired from, and the author sued Spielberg for copyright.

[@Aro7241]

More specifically author Satyajit Ray

[@renudeepak1349]

Get your facts checked

[@Vijay0Yadav]

@@Aro7241 you are right, he wanted to make a movie out of it. Went to Hollywood but because he was limited with technology he was not able to.

[@thatfilmydesaikid]

And E.T. was essentially a rip-off (or say heavily inspired) of a story by Bengali literary legend Satyajit Ray sir. There's even records of him taking legal action against Spielberg after he found out about E.T. (I think there was also fiasco around another Spielberg scifi film, "Close Encounters of the Third Kind," though I don't remember what had happened.) You could say things came full circle with Koi Mil Gaya, LOL.

[@blackbird1665]

Love how Jordan wears a police hat from Nordrhein-Westfalen (German state)

[@AdityaSharma-fp8lo]

Hey! Good news for you guys! Sony just announced an indian Superhero "Shaktimaan" which was well featured in a 90s indian tv show of that same name. They are collaborating with 'Bhishma telefilms' which produced the nation wide acclaimed TV series back in the day (well, I don't how true that is, since I wasn't born then, nor are my parents a great fan of it). You can try reacting to those old episodes of the series and keep an eye out for the "Shaktimaan" trilogy to drop.

[@d.developer]

16:50 they've got FOOLED by fan made trailer! Hahahahahahahahahahahahahah

[@LordofDD24]

The opening clip is an amazing sequel. I felt the emotions running throughout, the deepest rage of the lost crew and the love for the couch that surpasses all. Cinematic poetry, with machine guns.

[@iriswaters]

I'm down for Corridor Crew just having couch gags as a regular thing.

[@saketmamidanna398]

im indian and this is such a cool and uniqe take on the bollywood parady love your vods

[@finnspitler1961]

I'm going to watch all these movies now. Bring the mind-melting on!

[@noahjamieson3611]

Holy shit this intro might be the greatest work of art I’ve ever seen. 10/10, deserves 3 Emmys, and someone to fund and produce an entire movie of this whole adventure

[@abhijitpanda524]

Please React on PUSHPA THE RISE :- hiding RedWood in river scene BAHUBALI 2 :- king ceremony Coronataion Rebel KGF :- Action scenes It would be the best Bollywood Episode ever

[@userunaemu]

YOOOO The cameo from Jaadu was crazy! 🤣🤣

[@RandomMusingsOfLowMelanin]

The intro clip was just great

[@fromwalet]

I remember when my brother in-law watched Fan for the first time, he was like "it's amazing how they actually found an excellent actor that really looked alike Shahrukh Khan", we couldn't tell him that they were played by same person, we didn't want him to loose the magic.. (but we do told him about that after he finished watching it)

[@akakabira]

I'm a Jabra fan 🤣😂

[@bullymaguire3614]

@@akakabira mai toh jabra fan ho gya

[@akakabira]

@@bullymaguire3614 mai tera haye re Jabra haye re Jabra fan hoo gayaaa

[@bullymaguire3614]

@@akakabira ki dil me tan tanan hogya ki mai tere hay re jabra hay re jabra fan ho gya

[@cpt.knight8647]

Absolutely loving this series. If you want to see top notch VfX bollywood then go for Tanhaji, Shivaay and Uri.

[@HarshGupta-zz9ur]

Tanhaji has some really really awful effects.

[@rohanbajaj1406]

Tanhaji looked decent in 3D, but without that it's quite terrible.

[@GOLDEN-zy1uw]

rrr vfx also

[@devraj9234]

@Sandeep Mehta hi joker

[@Equitine]

Not gonna lie you guys look like your having such a good tim4e with these you should just have an entire series devoted to going through bollywood movies and reviewing scenes.

[@daveswinfield]

Our hero looks a lot like the guy who played in Samurai Cop. I know it's probably just a look a like coincidence, but after watching a review of another bad movie (with Mark....and probably the reason I'm watching this video), I can't help think of Joe, the Samurai Cop.