For reference, the Xmen stuntwoman who broke her leg was Holly Raczynski. She recovered a year later and actually helped film reshoots for the second half of Dark Phoenix, so that's really goddamned impressive.
"They put up a fence, but people just jump over the fence." So their measure to stop a sport centered around getting over obstacles was a small obstacle?
Actually it is. Directors constantly change shots and sets until they're satisfied with it. Stories like these are pretty common in the stunts world. Even many of their guests who are stuntmen have spoken about their career injuries several times.
@@BenjaminKuruga let's be honest - if it was a 3 foot drop she wouldn't have spun in the same way she did in an 8 foot drop, she wouldn't have broken her leg.
@@retrorevival1 He said it was literally as they came off the side of the roof. Not as they were falling. The issue wasn't the drop, it was them rolling together.
Whenever I see people in movies being waterboarded I always wonder: did the stuntman actually get waterboarded or is there some kind of trick? I'm sure I could google it, but I wish you guys could cover this with a stuntman. Thanks!
There’s 2 methods. The 1st is Only showing certain things in a shot and picking cuts deliberately. Like never showing both characters in one shot. Instead u have a POV shot of the water being poured and a shot of the hostage reacting to the water being poured. The audience has already seen the water so the water doesn’t have to be poured on the actor. The 2nd way they do it is by using perspective, like that old clip of Batman and robin walking up the side of a building, which was actually them walking on the floor. The camera being placed horizontally was the reason it looked like they were climbing vertically. With waterboarding u do the same thing. Since The actor is standing water isn’t poured it’s thrown which removes the effect that makes waterboarding torture. I prefer this way as im not restricted to one type of shoot.
Waterboarding only simulates the sensation of drowning so actually getting waterboarded would not be a big thing especially since you know in that film environment that you don't have enemies pouring water on your face, and when you can cut the camera you can make several very brief clips of waterboarding shot from different angles look like one very long session.
Listening to the stunt guy talk about his job makes me feel bad for stuntmen. Seems like they have to do a brutal, thankless job. Which sometimes you don't even end up seeing as it's covered by smoke and bad cgi. And that you're one bad day away from the end of your career with a broken bone sticking out of a limb the wrong way.
They should have contracts that stipulate that if they cover up or don't use their stunts, they get even more money. Won't do this shit if it won't get used, full stop. Pay me more. They should be treated like a privilege not a contract worker.
Part of me wishes there was an Oscar's for stuntmen still. The other part of me knows that producers would push the limits just to get that Oscar, as if the job isn't already risky enough.
HeyImLincoln the stunts those guys did were way crazier than anything within the last few decades. They were respected because they had a good chance of death most days, as opposed to only a chance at injury today.
@@dota2u that's a waste of your Jackie. I think the stuff he made in hong kong is way more impressive. A lot of the stunts in his hollywood movies are repeats of stuff he had already done earlier in his carrer too. I mean, you could get him to comment on a few stuiff he did in hollywood, but mostly that would be him being salty that the schedule is too tight (and the insurance being too worried about the risks "required") to make anything worthwhile.
David Belle is such a legend. It's crazy to think about the fact that parkour is technically such a new sport(? I guess) even though it has kind of been around for ages. It's just amazing how he and his friends found the beauty in it and really made it what it is today.
I think it's technically his dad who came up with it? If I recall correctly, his dad was a veteran stationed somewhere in east-Asia and he combined elements of martial arts to make his movements more efficient. He taught David these tricks and then David used them in his daily life, teaching his friends how to do it.
Came here to post this exact comment! Produced by the Russo bros and directed by Sam Hargrave, stuntman himself. This movie is meant to have a whole episode unto itself.
this guy in a video said that david belle is a founder of parkour? he doesn't even know the true legends lol... jackie chan.... as expected, this guy use wire to stunt hahaha
Parkour was made in the late 1980's and was founded by Raymond Belle, then David Belle made it widespread, but yes parkour is indeed a military training exercise where it involves martial arts to train the body, so you can say every stunt related to climbing and jumping are parkour (including Jackie Chan's stunts of course)
@@divinegreed8252 Parkours origins go back way further than that. Calling it Parkour started in the late 80'/early 90's, but the actual training and techniques go back to the origins of martial arts (maybe even beyond that).
the beginning scene with the parkour expert/creator. I was just astounded. Eyes wides, jaw dropped, that was amazing! There is something so satisfying as an animator to watch movement that is so fluid and well thought out
That movie is worth a watch. It's in French, though. It also has Cyril Raffaeli in it. If you saw the Jet Li movie 'Kiss of the Dragon', Cyril played the short blonde brother, the guy doing all the flips and kicks.
Assassin's Creed = press up to go to the top of this 150 meters cathedral Mirror's Edge = so you wanna get to the next floor? lol ok, good luck with that
People who do those things are done with life. It is sooo sick, mad and unneeded to do somthing like this just for a clip. I mean, you must be some kind of ill to do it cause it is against you best instincts.
@@OPROSEBUD how so? Do you actually have a reason as to not liking the movie or are you just really sad and miserable and feel the need to hate on things other people like to make yourself feel better about your own miserable self
"You don't even get to see the meat, or the technicality, or the flight, or this thing... In the movie it's literally just, *puff* you're like again, [do I] need to be there?" *shrugs* I didn't think I could dislike X-Men: Apocalypse more but there we go.
Welcome to the real world, you will have to work for people you don't care/like, so you can have bread on your table, not everybody has the privilege of working on the best movies all the time.
@@captainviggo4575 That story hurls me into depression every single time. These producers should know, if the script of the movie is objectively dogshit, they shouldn't make up for it by pushing the limits of practical production. It's a waste of money, considering no one will find anything special in it, and will probably forget about it the next day. Why not just use VFX to do all the stunts? It all looks fake af anyways because of the atrocious editing.
You guys should react to Hardcore Henry The movie has some pretty gnarly stunts which is impressive given the rig they had to use for first person filming
"L'enchantée" is a french title ;-; And "le chante" is just because it's youtube. "Le chante" is something that really exist in french! But it's different. "Chanter" is "To sing" in french. In english, you say: I sing You sing He sings We sing You sing they sing But in french, "chanter" is: Je chante (Je -> I) Tu chantes (Tu -> You) Il chante (Il -> he, elle -> she) Nous chantons (Nous -> we) Vous chantez (Vous -> you) Ils chantent (Ils/Elles -> they) As you can see "Le chante" haven't: -S -ons -ez -ent at the end of "Chante", but what would means "Le" ? Well, it's complicated, "le" means "The" ("the" means: Le, la, les. At the same time) but also... Ahhh I'll try to explain it, if we add "Je" in "Le chante" we will have "Je le chante" that's means "I sing it". But if you replace "le" by "les" ("Les", itself, means (Example): *Les* filles sont intelligentes! / *The* girls are smart! ), we will have : "Je les chante", that means "I sing them". I just tried to make you understand what means "Chante" and why "Le chante" was there (First, he probably tried to translate that on Google translate , and it's french, but say "Le chante" like that, means nothing but the words ARE french). If you want to know more things about my language or if you didn't understand something, tell me! (France isn't my country, i'm Belgian, so... Don't ask question about France x) )
There's a scene in Naked Gun where Frank flips through his home to find an intruder. It's a hilarious lampoon of swapping stunt actors with the lead actor from behind furniture.
React to "Extraction", the new Chris Hemsworth movie that's directed by a stuntman! There's a lot of shaky cam but it's interesting that they always pan the camera so that you see both hit + reaction in the same shot. They also do a lot of long continuous shots which gives it a bit of a video game kind of feel, which made the movie very fun to watch.
This was a horrible thought but I remember thinking something similar when Resident Evil: The Final Chapter came out. Two of Mila's stunt doubles suffered accidents, one fatal and the other lost her arm. And I remember thinking to myself that in no way was it worth it. How fucking negligent do you have to be to have two horrible accidents like that for a movie that's 90% CG anyway?
I feel like there is more to that Dark Phoenix story. Did the stunt actor that broke her leg recover? Did the film crew even care and help her out with her income or anything? If not, that's messed up.
Did the film crew help her income? If you get injured at work, do you expect your coworkers to pay your bills? I'm sure insurance and workmans comp would take care of most of it, but that's besides the point here.
@@1caboose1 That's what I'm asking though. Who's paying out workman's comp, the film production studio, a stunt agency? Hollywood doesn't exactly operate on the standard business model. Film crew was the wrong word I guess.
Jackie Chan's movies you need to cover: "Gorgeous" the motorcycle/baseball fight. "Who am I?" the part where he wraps a cable around himself then unravels down a building.
10:00 I realize now, that there's a bit just like that in Mirror's Edge, near the beginning of the game, you're being chased by a helicopter, and you drop down a sloped glass roof onto a terrace across the street. I always knew it had been done before, but I had forgotten about this movie. for a game that's basically a love letter to running, this scene had to had been recognized by runners.
And Ian Hubert so he can talk about and show some DYNAMO and other work :D Please help me get Ian on this show. I really want to see him get the exposure and he knows a lot of stuff, about the industry and VFX, and Blender, that can benefit a lot of people. Same with CD. I second the notion to get him on the show. Especially if he can get Alex on... :P To be totally frank, while Captain Dislusion is one of the top underrated, underwatched web series/channels on TH-cam, Ian's cyberpunk DYNAMO web series on the KarmaPirates channel is THEE most underated and underwatched thing on the platform. Period. Academy-award winning VFX supervisor Hal Hickel loves it, even.
Doesn't sound that bad. Accidents happen, and from this it sounds like they handled it right. It's not like they said 'just jump from that roof without a crash mat'. They just landed wrong.
@@voorp yeah but they made a massive adjustment to a stunt the day of, resulting in a broken leg. They landed wrong because they hadn't practiced it with that drop. And they wasted the efforts of EVERYONE in that initial scene in the cage with all the blue smoke.
Band of Brothers Episode 3 "Carentan" There is a scene where a tank runs over a soldier, and apparently, the scene was more practical than you would've expected.
That negligence really made me angry. There is so much that changes with the height of the drop. And in the end it is not even really necessary, or visible from that camera angle. I hope she got at least a good amount of money for that, cause she's not working for the next 6-12 months.
@@sciencesold_ Last Minute changes will always increase the chance of error, because the people involved in the stunt will start to think about every step. The routine you build up in your head changes, and that leads to injury. It might have happened on the original drop, but much less likely.
Love you guys! Thanks so much for all your educational and fun videos! I'm not sure if this falls in VFX or stunts or even bad or good, but my suggestion is KUNG FU HUSTLE I can't describe it but it is a joy to watch. So thanks again and stay safe everyone!
0:01 chills were sent down my spine due to my fear of heights... which that takes some really good camera work to do that (I watch parkour videos and even those don’t do that)
Had an idea for an action scene, to the tone of Legolas and his ability to quick fire arrows, but instead its a spec ops guy, and his talent is throwing impact grenades at attacking enemies, but the throws and pin pulling methods get more ridiculous with each kill. Seems like something you guys would enjoy making.
I'd love to see Jesse talk about some of the parkour chase scenes and stunts that the Storror team did for Michael Bay's 6 Underground. They have a ton of BTS stunt videos on their channel from that movie.
I would really like to hear your thoughts on the swordplay in RvD2: Ryan vs Dorkman 2! When they throw real punches it’s kind of underwhelming but the actual swordplay and the story it tells is stunning!
Had to stop at about 8 minutes cuz I haven’t seen dark Phoenix yet, but mad props to the guy for doing nightcrawler, I know it’s gotta be a bummer to see all the hard work and torment he probably went through during that cage scene to sort of be “deleted” but nightcrawler has and will always be one of my favorite x-men and I absolutely loved that scene of him
first, shoutout to y'all for reading all of these; that's dope. second, there are some pretty rad stunts in Encino Man ('92, Brendan Fraser, Pauly Shore, Sean Astin). the two main ones that I think would be cool to see are "Brendan" flipping over a second story rail and the car being driven on its two side wheels. :)
Some of his bits are funny as hell though. Like he actually puts a ton of thought into it, as opposed to someone like Linus at LTT who crams in as many pre-scripted ads as he can.
Y’all need to do a review of extraction...amazing stunt work and fights would love to see you guys break down the more technical side of what went down!
Jackie's "The Slide" in Who Am I was taken in multiply shots, so yes, he indeed was running down wired, but he also slided down this slope without wires multiple times.
I gotta be honest . That was hard to watch. Jesse has gone through a lot. I'm gonna just lie down in bed and wait for my heartbeat to return to normal.
To be honest though, if anyone is going to live the "Tony Hawk" life in parkour (shoes, clothing, videogames, a pair of shoes in the Smothsonian (idk), and ultimately millions of dollars), its probably going to be him. He is doing for parkour what Tony Hawk did for skateboarding: making it more mainstream and attracting a following that corporations can get behind, bringing in more money for sponsored athletes. Similar to Tony Hawk, there are people that are definitely better than him, but he is doing a lot for the industry and the sport as a whole. Besides, he kind of has that Tony Hawk vibe.
@@joshuav4948 But Tony Hawk doesn't call himself the Bruce Lee of skateboarding And nothing against Jesse and his accomplishments, kudos to him. Especially with tempest. It's just... it's just his attitude man Edit: typo in Tony Hawk
Curtis Stordahl Michael bay is a child playing with cars and explosions, he doesn’t have any visual knowledge or story, he just likes fast cares and fire.
@@MadnessCinema804 But does that make the stunts worse? Not worth looking at? Completely uninteresting? Or do you still think that the stunts are good, but you just want to hate on Michael Bay?
Eric The Epic I’m not hating on Michael bay, he’s stunts are actually quite good but he’s films show a lot of quick edits and a lot of shaky cam, he’s films make me dizzy, I remember i wasn’t feeling to well and my friend and i went to go see transformers the last knight and it was good for the most part, I find the comedy really funny and then it went to the action bit and mind you I wasn’t feeling to well, it wasn’t till the very last fight scene when I puked inside my friends popcorn box, it was empty of course, I told him about the situation and then he just laughed, but then I realised the guy next to me knew that I puked cause I heard him whispering to his friend and then they just looked at me trying to hold their stupid laughs in, it was one of the most embarrassing moments of my life, ever since then I always hated Michael bay films, I watched 6 underground and i shit you not I felt really sick the next day, I ended up in hospital and the doctors told me i had a weird virus, they couldn’t figure out what was wrong with me, but i knew what it was ever since the first transformers movie, it was the Michael bay infection.
Would love to see you guys analyze some of the lightsaber duels from Star Wars, particularly Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan vs Maul. Another suggestion: the fight sequence in the Merovingian's chateau in the second Matrix movie.
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For reference, the Xmen stuntwoman who broke her leg was Holly Raczynski. She recovered a year later and actually helped film reshoots for the second half of Dark Phoenix, so that's really goddamned impressive.
That's crazy! I felt so bad for her
Felt sorry for her while he was telling the story😔.
Good she recovered💪
But it's also pretty crap that they lowered the crash pad for no reason, since the scene doesn't even film past them getting to the edge of the roof.
@@Silverizael Right! That honestly pisses me off tho
inspirational
"They put up a fence, but people just jump over the fence."
So their measure to stop a sport centered around getting over obstacles was a small obstacle?
Max S. “Congratulations, you played yourself”
Lol
it's france. *shrugs*
It's just about not getting sued. Now if someone dies and their a-hole families try to cash in, they can say, "Hey, we tried. We put up a fence."
@plusmetal rise Or...just in height.
The fall that broke that stunt woman’s leg was completely unneeded. The 8 foot fall wasn’t part of the scene at all.
Actually it is. Directors constantly change shots and sets until they're satisfied with it. Stories like these are pretty common in the stunts world. Even many of their guests who are stuntmen have spoken about their career injuries several times.
ashish hembrom exactly
To be fair, the way he described it, the leg broke due to issues rolling off the roof - not the drop itself.
@@BenjaminKuruga let's be honest - if it was a 3 foot drop she wouldn't have spun in the same way she did in an 8 foot drop, she wouldn't have broken her leg.
@@retrorevival1 He said it was literally as they came off the side of the roof. Not as they were falling. The issue wasn't the drop, it was them rolling together.
Whenever I see people in movies being waterboarded I always wonder: did the stuntman actually get waterboarded or is there some kind of trick? I'm sure I could google it, but I wish you guys could cover this with a stuntman. Thanks!
My guess would be that the underside of the cloth used is waterproof, letting water run off the sides of the actor's head.
There’s 2 methods. The 1st is Only showing certain things in a shot and picking cuts deliberately. Like never showing both characters in one shot. Instead u have a POV shot of the water being poured and a shot of the hostage reacting to the water being poured.
The audience has already seen the water so the water doesn’t have to be poured on the actor.
The 2nd way they do it is by using perspective, like that old clip of Batman and robin walking up the side of a building, which was actually them walking on the floor. The camera being placed horizontally was the reason it looked like they were climbing vertically. With waterboarding u do the same thing. Since The actor is standing water isn’t poured it’s thrown which removes the effect that makes waterboarding torture.
I prefer this way as im not restricted to one type of shoot.
Waterboarding only simulates the sensation of drowning so actually getting waterboarded would not be a big thing especially since you know in that film environment that you don't have enemies pouring water on your face, and when you can cut the camera you can make several very brief clips of waterboarding shot from different angles look like one very long session.
@@tyrantbossmedia2230 Tell you what, let's put you in that position and see if you still think it's "not a big thing".
@@tyrantbossmedia2230 As someone who has let their friends waterboard them to see what it's like, knowing people are friendly doesn't help
Listening to the stunt guy talk about his job makes me feel bad for stuntmen. Seems like they have to do a brutal, thankless job. Which sometimes you don't even end up seeing as it's covered by smoke and bad cgi. And that you're one bad day away from the end of your career with a broken bone sticking out of a limb the wrong way.
It seems extra thankless to go through all of that work and have it be essentially cut
They should have contracts that stipulate that if they cover up or don't use their stunts, they get even more money. Won't do this shit if it won't get used, full stop. Pay me more.
They should be treated like a privilege not a contract worker.
Part of me wishes there was an Oscar's for stuntmen still. The other part of me knows that producers would push the limits just to get that Oscar, as if the job isn't already risky enough.
HeyImLincoln the stunts those guys did were way crazier than anything within the last few decades. They were respected because they had a good chance of death most days, as opposed to only a chance at injury today.
To be fair, they have the contracts and get paid whether or not their work gets in the final cut or not.
You need to do a Jackie Chan special with Jackie Chan on the couch.
A original vs remake special effects would be neat to
Petition to get Jackie in on the show!
Jackie! Jackie! Jackie!
Agreed
how about the Rush Hour Franchise episode?
@@dota2u that's a waste of your Jackie.
I think the stuff he made in hong kong is way more impressive. A lot of the stunts in his hollywood movies are repeats of stuff he had already done earlier in his carrer too. I mean, you could get him to comment on a few stuiff he did in hollywood, but mostly that would be him being salty that the schedule is too tight (and the insurance being too worried about the risks "required") to make anything worthwhile.
David Belle is such a legend. It's crazy to think about the fact that parkour is technically such a new sport(? I guess) even though it has kind of been around for ages. It's just amazing how he and his friends found the beauty in it and really made it what it is today.
I think it's technically his dad who came up with it? If I recall correctly, his dad was a veteran stationed somewhere in east-Asia and he combined elements of martial arts to make his movements more efficient. He taught David these tricks and then David used them in his daily life, teaching his friends how to do it.
Just watched Netflix’s film “Extraction” and was amazed by the fight choreography and stunt work! Can you guys review it?
Justin Smith I saw that on the front of Netflix today, how good is it ?
Moe Lester I loved it. The story is simple but executed really well. The action and fight scenes are really good. I enjoyed it and may watch it again.
Came here to post this exact comment! Produced by the Russo bros and directed by Sam Hargrave, stuntman himself. This movie is meant to have a whole episode unto itself.
Justin Smith I ended up watching this and completely agree with you,I love how he also has a karambit
Was just about to comment this! The camera work on the fight scenes was impressive
If they ever get Jackie Chan in one of these videos you know they’ve peaked.
Jackie Chan meets Office Jackie Chan....the world would implode!
To be fair jackie probably would do it hes actually a really good guy, always makes time for fans and people. (Facts)
the fact that jackie did ALL of those stunts over so many decades and is STILL ALIVE and way healthier than most people his age. jesus christ
It's incredible isn't it? Jackie is in better shape now than me and any of my mates ever were when we were teenagers lol
this guy in a video said that david belle is a founder of parkour? he doesn't even know the true legends lol... jackie chan.... as expected, this guy use wire to stunt hahaha
Witch Doctor ok you give us the info/explain?
@@PunxTV123 David Belle isn't *a* founder he is *the* founder of parkour
@@messynate yeah tell me that it's not a parkour... th-cam.com/video/07fwFRDtTw8/w-d-xo.html
I feel like Jackie Chan was doing parkour before it was named.
Parkour was made in the late 1980's and was founded by Raymond Belle, then David Belle made it widespread, but yes parkour is indeed a military training exercise where it involves martial arts to train the body, so you can say every stunt related to climbing and jumping are parkour (including Jackie Chan's stunts of course)
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@@divinegreed8252 Parkours origins go back way further than that. Calling it Parkour started in the late 80'/early 90's, but the actual training and techniques go back to the origins of martial arts (maybe even beyond that).
the beginning scene with the parkour expert/creator. I was just astounded. Eyes wides, jaw dropped, that was amazing! There is something so satisfying as an animator to watch movement that is so fluid and well thought out
That movie is worth a watch. It's in French, though. It also has Cyril Raffaeli in it. If you saw the Jet Li movie 'Kiss of the Dragon', Cyril played the short blonde brother, the guy doing all the flips and kicks.
You know. I'd love to see him give his opinion on Mirror's Edge and the moves and map design in it.
And Assassin's Creed! Maybe do a "parkour in video games" special.
Yes! They need to see this!
i already saw something like that on youtube
Assassin's Creed = press up to go to the top of this 150 meters cathedral
Mirror's Edge = so you wanna get to the next floor? lol ok, good luck with that
Can you guys do " Hardcore Henry"? It's an action movies shot entirely in the first person, like a video game.
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Longlen Odyuo yea that would be awesome I’ve been saying that for a couple of stuntmen react now
Watched that before.They might do it but mighn't becasue they could get demontisied
I believe they already have in one of their "VFX Artists React" series.
@@reverseturingtest you have a link or do you juet remember?
Watching the guys dangled off buildings makes me physically ill.
I have to close my eyes. I can watch awesome parkour jumps, but the out of control stuff is so unnerving
People who do those things are done with life. It is sooo sick, mad and unneeded to do somthing like this just for a clip. I mean, you must be some kind of ill to do it cause it is against you best instincts.
@@markushavers2283 the catch is you adopt to this really fast, in less than a week, and don't feel the danger for some time.
They really should react to Hardcore Henry. Extremely underrated action movie.
@@OPROSEBUD how so? Do you actually have a reason as to not liking the movie or are you just really sad and miserable and feel the need to hate on things other people like to make yourself feel better about your own miserable self
@@Joe-ww8uw Lmfao chill bro. You get that triggered by three words?
@SorcererOne That movie is good and does not suck.
"You don't even get to see the meat, or the technicality, or the flight, or this thing... In the movie it's literally just, *puff* you're like again, [do I] need to be there?" *shrugs*
I didn't think I could dislike X-Men: Apocalypse more but there we go.
RIGHT!?!?
I've never watched an xmen movie or anything related to the xmen. You got a movie for beginners?
@@Satan-lb8pu
Would you like the short answer or long?
@@adamheywood113 long if you got the time mate thanks
Sucks that someone broke their leg making that peice of shit.
Imagine breaking your leg on the set of mediocre movie.
Glad she ok now, tho
Welcome to the real world, you will have to work for people you don't care/like, so you can have bread on your table, not everybody has the privilege of working on the best movies all the time.
Or even worse, like stuntwoman Olivia Jackson whose left arm had to be amputated after an accident on the set of Resident Evil: The Final Chapter...
@@captainviggo4575 That story hurls me into depression every single time. These producers should know, if the script of the movie is objectively dogshit, they shouldn't make up for it by pushing the limits of practical production. It's a waste of money, considering no one will find anything special in it, and will probably forget about it the next day. Why not just use VFX to do all the stunts? It all looks fake af anyways because of the atrocious editing.
@@rapidreaders7741 There's no such thing as an objectively bad script. No one sets out to make a bad movie, making a good one is really difficult.
@@OrangeHand Fair enough. I guess I was overreacting.
Would love to see the fight from the Guy Ritchie Sherlock movie, the "Discombabulate" scene!
I LOVE the David Bell short! So glad y’all watched that together
Tom Cruise Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol skyscraper hanging scene
Tom Cruise stunts all around.
i think they already did it
mission impossible special!
WITH TOM CRUISE
Or the one where Tom broke his foot or something
You guys should react to Hardcore Henry
The movie has some pretty gnarly stunts which is impressive given the rig they had to use for first person filming
Hardcore Henry can be in the VFX react series as well
I got quite nauseated near the end of that movie lol
I wish o could watch that movie, I got really bored really quickly
Ive been making this suggestion for a few vids now, id really like them to talk about the highway chase scene
Dude! I was literally about to ask the same thing after I saw Best Modern Shootout Scenes Pt. 2
Jake: "L'enchantée"
Video editor: Le chante??
"L'enchantée" is a french title ;-;
And "le chante" is just because it's youtube.
"Le chante" is something that really exist in french! But it's different.
"Chanter" is "To sing" in french.
In english, you say:
I sing
You sing
He sings
We sing
You sing
they sing
But in french, "chanter" is:
Je chante (Je -> I)
Tu chantes (Tu -> You)
Il chante (Il -> he, elle -> she)
Nous chantons (Nous -> we)
Vous chantez (Vous -> you)
Ils chantent (Ils/Elles -> they)
As you can see "Le chante" haven't:
-S
-ons
-ez
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at the end of "Chante", but what would means "Le" ? Well, it's complicated, "le" means "The" ("the" means: Le, la, les. At the same time) but also... Ahhh I'll try to explain it, if we add "Je" in "Le chante" we will have "Je le chante" that's means
"I sing it". But if you replace "le" by "les" ("Les", itself, means (Example): *Les* filles sont intelligentes! / *The* girls are smart! ), we will have :
"Je les chante", that means "I sing them".
I just tried to make you understand what means "Chante" and why "Le chante" was there (First, he probably tried to translate that on Google translate , and it's french, but say "Le chante" like that, means nothing but the words ARE french). If you want to know more things about my language or if you didn't understand something, tell me! (France isn't my country, i'm Belgian, so... Don't ask question about France x) )
@@LotFrat I'm aware of that. I'm French.
@@bacicinvatteneaca Oh bah merde alors x)
@@LotFrat mdr
@@rednemo9634 Putain merci j'avais oublié ce commentaire
The fine demonstration at the end is a wonderful example of free running but it truly embraces the values of interpretive dance. It is art.
There's a scene in Naked Gun where Frank flips through his home to find an intruder. It's a hilarious lampoon of swapping stunt actors with the lead actor from behind furniture.
I believe they covered that already. They were explaining stunt double transitions while using that as an example for the "Texas swap."
@@ericfieldman that was the same episode where they covered the Daredevil hallway and stairwell fights with Erik Linden right?
@@avramnovorra yep
The guest stuntman: "I am a double for Nightcrawler."
Me: *SMASHES THAT LIKE BUTTON*
echo doodle me though 😂
Ikr just saying, nightcrawler is just cool on every single level
React to "Extraction", the new Chris Hemsworth movie that's directed by a stuntman! There's a lot of shaky cam but it's interesting that they always pan the camera so that you see both hit + reaction in the same shot. They also do a lot of long continuous shots which gives it a bit of a video game kind of feel, which made the movie very fun to watch.
What he said at the end there about the death-defiers and mastering control vs getting out of control was really wise. Respect.
Imagine breaking your leg so hard that the bone sticks through your boot, and then you watch the final product you did it for and it's Dark Phoenix.
That's what I was thinking what a waste
This was a horrible thought but I remember thinking something similar when Resident Evil: The Final Chapter came out. Two of Mila's stunt doubles suffered accidents, one fatal and the other lost her arm. And I remember thinking to myself that in no way was it worth it.
How fucking negligent do you have to be to have two horrible accidents like that for a movie that's 90% CG anyway?
RPGManoWar what do you mean fatal? Did she die??
@@mrpouya3589 The stuntwoman was horribly injured and lost her arm, but the fatality was a crew member who got crushed by a falling prop.
@@noesunyoutuber7680 oh right your correct, it wasn't a 2nd stunt double. I stand corrected
I feel like there is more to that Dark Phoenix story. Did the stunt actor that broke her leg recover? Did the film crew even care and help her out with her income or anything? If not, that's messed up.
Yeah there's some really horrible stories regarding the stunt crew and there's not enough talk
ecognition given.
wach the comments again they said that she did recover after one year and still helped with some of the reshots of the movie
Did the film crew help her income? If you get injured at work, do you expect your coworkers to pay your bills? I'm sure insurance and workmans comp would take care of most of it, but that's besides the point here.
@@1caboose1 That's what I'm asking though. Who's paying out workman's comp, the film production studio, a stunt agency? Hollywood doesn't exactly operate on the standard business model. Film crew was the wrong word I guess.
@@philipfahy9658 not sure if you've heard of SAG but they are the union for actors and they would pay that.
Jackie Chan's movies you need to cover: "Gorgeous" the motorcycle/baseball fight. "Who am I?" the part where he wraps a cable around himself then unravels down a building.
YOU GUYS ARE ALL AMAZING!!!! I love this channel so much!! Thank you for your art thank you for your work 💕💕💕💕
The last time I was this early, I wasn't stuck in a historical event
@@QualityContent69 lmao
Yup
@@QualityContent69 creeper, aww man
Haha so funny
@@QualityContent69 if "now" means the past 5 years
This actually gives some useful tips, like how not to die
Parkour video is sponsored by organ donor association 🙄
Yeah right? The video just explains some everyday situations and how you get out of them
Dying is an everyday situation
@@northern_21 I dont know where you live or what you do for a living but it sure seems like you have a lot of fun in your life
Spöööggyy I read the first part of your comment and I got scared
10:00
I realize now, that there's a bit just like that in Mirror's Edge, near the beginning of the game, you're being chased by a helicopter, and you drop down a sloped glass roof onto a terrace across the street.
I always knew it had been done before, but I had forgotten about this movie.
for a game that's basically a love letter to running, this scene had to had been recognized by runners.
**jake steps into the shot for .002 seconds**
Me: skip skip skip skip skip
boo!
*Epic NPC man flashbacks *
I mean, it annoys me as well, but I understand why they do it
Who is Jake? :D
@@tomsmarkovs1946 the epic sponsor man
When we’ll see Captain Disillusion?
They said in a previous episode they're still trying with him.
yeah he's back on his own channel... but we probably won't see him because of covid 19
He ribbed these guys a little in his most recent video.
And Ian Hubert so he can talk about and show some DYNAMO and other work :D Please help me get Ian on this show. I really want to see him get the exposure and he knows a lot of stuff, about the industry and VFX, and Blender, that can benefit a lot of people. Same with CD. I second the notion to get him on the show. Especially if he can get Alex on... :P To be totally frank, while Captain Dislusion is one of the top underrated, underwatched web series/channels on TH-cam, Ian's cyberpunk DYNAMO web series on the KarmaPirates channel is THEE most underated and underwatched thing on the platform. Period. Academy-award winning VFX supervisor Hal Hickel loves it, even.
He lowkey dissed the Crew. And his dummy supporters keeps d*ck sucking on him by badmouthing on Corridor Crew
This just confirms how bad the people who made that x-men apocalypse and dark phoenix were. Bad movies and they even treat their stunt people badly
Doesn't sound that bad. Accidents happen, and from this it sounds like they handled it right.
It's not like they said 'just jump from that roof without a crash mat'. They just landed wrong.
@@voorp yeah but they made a massive adjustment to a stunt the day of, resulting in a broken leg. They landed wrong because they hadn't practiced it with that drop. And they wasted the efforts of EVERYONE in that initial scene in the cage with all the blue smoke.
@@Ipherix Remove the blue smoke and you'll have fans on the neck of the creator for not making it character trait accurate.
@Stoplight CG costs way more than stunts
Rofl you know this isn't news, this was reported on when it happened.
For car stunts the dukes of hazard and Smokey and the bandit were awesome. Every time seeing a car fly through the air for real always blows me away
I love how crafty Jake gets with the ads tbh. :')
They should react to the CGI of Veggie Tales.
8:42
His description of her breaking her leg was just very uneasy to listen to.
We need more likes on this.
Don't read up Jackie Chan then Mr. Sensitive 🙃
I love you guys. Keep up the good work!
Any of the fights from Jet Lis Fearless deserve some love
Check out the final Arrow fight scene in season 8, one of the best I've ever scene. Incredible stunt work and camerawork
Ah yes. That one is directed by Katie Cassidy.
Which scene ?
@@ryanmadej6694 the flashback in the finale.
Fellow man of culture i see. 😁
@@gauthamanilkumar8541 oh thanks
They broke a girls leg... for an 8 foot drop... That ISN"T EVEN ON CAMERA, he teleports before they hit the ground!
Yeah, I was thinking that! How pissed must she be?!
I don't get it too. Why would they change it if the depth of the fall isn't even important?
District-13 is (imo) an amazing movie! Watched it many times when I was younger. Loved it.
Really love the chase scene this guy did when he was on Hawaii 5-O. It just came out of nowhere and was so good.
The part where Jake does that switch-foot jump on top of the sawhorses is actually pretty impressive
Band of Brothers Episode 3 "Carentan"
There is a scene where a tank runs over a soldier, and apparently, the scene was more practical than you would've expected.
They actually did that scene, in one of the first episodes of Stuntman React (maybe episode 1 or so).
@@damyr55 I don't think so, I just went back and watched them all, and I didn't see it.
@@robertcampbell8070 Niko was talking about it on the "Nerf John Wick & Stunts!", that's probably where he's remembering it from :)
@@wingy6172 Ah, thanks so much! I'll have to go back and check it out.
Really enjoy this series guys
Honestly Jakes dedication to the square space reels is the most entertaining part
The stuntwoman who broke her leg could've been avoided if they didn't change the height of the drop on the day.
I almost guarantee it was a call made my some fuck who wanted it to look "realistic"
That negligence really made me angry.
There is so much that changes with the height of the drop.
And in the end it is not even really necessary, or visible from that camera angle.
I hope she got at least a good amount of money for that, cause she's not working for the next 6-12 months.
@@kilianortmann9979 i would've been so pissed if that were me.
from how he described it, it sounds like her leg was caught on the roof? So its possible it could have happened with the original drop
@@sciencesold_ Last Minute changes will always increase the chance of error, because the people involved in the stunt will start to think about every step. The routine you build up in your head changes, and that leads to injury.
It might have happened on the original drop, but much less likely.
Literally every single video: has a Jackie Chan scene
All the comments: "You should do a Jackie Chan video!"
I'm glad somebody said it.
we want 20 min of jackie chan
I think they mean, have Jackie Chan on the couch with them.
@@voorp exactly
@@POTATOEH81 I just want them to watch Jackie scenes with any stunt pro. That would be good enough for me, just to see their thoughts and reactions.
Love you guys! Thanks so much for all your educational and fun videos! I'm not sure if this falls in VFX or stunts or even bad or good, but my suggestion is KUNG FU HUSTLE I can't describe it but it is a joy to watch. So thanks again and stay safe everyone!
That’s awesome y’all brought Jesse LaFlair I used to watch his parkour a lot when I didn’t weigh so much!
Can someone give Jake an award or something for how entertaining he makes the sponsorships.
Movie: Hardcore Henry
Sequence: road chase
Nah, the entire film. That movie is an action masterpiece.
0:01 chills were sent down my spine due to my fear of heights... which that takes some really good camera work to do that (I watch parkour videos and even those don’t do that)
Had an idea for an action scene, to the tone of Legolas and his ability to quick fire arrows, but instead its a spec ops guy, and his talent is throwing impact grenades at attacking enemies, but the throws and pin pulling methods get more ridiculous with each kill. Seems like something you guys would enjoy making.
I'd love to see Jesse talk about some of the parkour chase scenes and stunts that the Storror team did for Michael Bay's 6 Underground. They have a ton of BTS stunt videos on their channel from that movie.
tedsticle yess. A fellow storror army I see :)
agree. some of those are wild.
Imagine breaking your leg for X-Men Dark Phoenix
Imagine breaking your leg for no movie at all.
Imagine dying for Resident Evil
I would really like to hear your thoughts on the swordplay in RvD2: Ryan vs Dorkman 2! When they throw real punches it’s kind of underwhelming but the actual swordplay and the story it tells is stunning!
4:29 the most beautiful cut I have seen in a long time
You should look at the movie “1917” and find all the cuts
Upmost juggler they’re a Vfx channel......
Beachwalk I know but the movie uses cool cinematography because it looks like one long sene but there are actually secret cuts
@@hi-cz8zd u know what VFX are?
@@hi-cz8zd not all vfx are about cgi and shit
The scene where Jackie Chan's fingers are shot with a bullet.... So real.... Good suggestion....
Please please please react to "You Don't Mess with the Zohan" Specifically the fight sequence in the beginning.
I wish I could stop bullets with bare hands and catch missiles
Had to stop at about 8 minutes cuz I haven’t seen dark Phoenix yet, but mad props to the guy for doing nightcrawler, I know it’s gotta be a bummer to see all the hard work and torment he probably went through during that cage scene to sort of be “deleted” but nightcrawler has and will always be one of my favorite x-men and I absolutely loved that scene of him
The fight scenes in Extraction on Netflix are insane! Would love to see you guys react to them
Anybody else get really nervous when Jake started jumping on the stands?
He is a professional
No, why would you doubt his mad skillz?!
I want to see the expression and hear the reaction from Clint when Jesse said his partner had a bone sticking out of her boot from that fall - GOLDEN
first, shoutout to y'all for reading all of these; that's dope.
second, there are some pretty rad stunts in Encino Man ('92, Brendan Fraser, Pauly Shore, Sean Astin). the two main ones that I think would be cool to see are "Brendan" flipping over a second story rail and the car being driven on its two side wheels. :)
Man i remember my 1st time ever watching District B13 i was sold instantly 🙌❤️
I miss when Jake was more than a advertisement....
He'll always be more than an advertisement in our hearts 😤👌
Some of his bits are funny as hell though. Like he actually puts a ton of thought into it, as opposed to someone like Linus at LTT who crams in as many pre-scripted ads as he can.
Plz react to Pirates of the Caribbean 1 - Last fight scene Jack Sparrow vs Barbossa. Astonishing VFX in that scene
I watched that last month for the first time and was shocked at how good it looked in 4K
Y’all need to do a review of extraction...amazing stunt work and fights would love to see you guys break down the more technical side of what went down!
the first fight scene in "The Extraction".....you'll love it
Jackie's "The Slide" in Who Am I was taken in multiply shots, so yes, he indeed was running down wired, but he also slided down this slope without wires multiple times.
I gotta be honest . That was hard to watch. Jesse has gone through a lot. I'm gonna just lie down in bed and wait for my heartbeat to return to normal.
You should break down ‘die hard’ construction site fight scene, it’s one of my favorites
Love Jake's ending scenes😂 Hilarious!
I laugh so hard to that "the office scene" where Andy landed inside the box lol.
PARKOUR!!!.................
(Jumps)
Yeahhhhh!!!!!!
Yeah the camera shots in the car chases are amazing 🙌😂
And so they will see it
“i think its relate able to any one. That feeling of OOOOH SHIZA” 😂😂🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Almost a German cuss word, but how he said it, it sounded like he cussed in German
Of course Jesse is the kind of guy who calls himself the Tony Hawk of parkour
To be honest though, if anyone is going to live the "Tony Hawk" life in parkour (shoes, clothing, videogames, a pair of shoes in the Smothsonian (idk), and ultimately millions of dollars), its probably going to be him.
He is doing for parkour what Tony Hawk did for skateboarding: making it more mainstream and attracting a following that corporations can get behind, bringing in more money for sponsored athletes.
Similar to Tony Hawk, there are people that are definitely better than him, but he is doing a lot for the industry and the sport as a whole.
Besides, he kind of has that Tony Hawk vibe.
@@joshuav4948 But Tony Hawk doesn't call himself the Bruce Lee of skateboarding
And nothing against Jesse and his accomplishments, kudos to him. Especially with tempest. It's just... it's just his attitude man
Edit: typo in Tony Hawk
I don't like Jesse
Guy in the District B13 clip legitimately looks like he's the playable character in a Celeste C-side speedrun.
Banlieue 13 is way too cool
Extraction. Just some crazy fight and stunts. Would be interesting to hear about how they shot some of those scenes
Nightcrawler’s my favorite X-Men, hands down. XP Glad to hear his stunt double talk about his experience in the two movies. Hope the lady’s alright!
I would love to see how they did the ghost phasing effect in Antman 2
The "Who am I" movie will show how Jackie doing the stunts during the end credits
I like all the stunts in Bosch. Especially the plane fight.
The European action film Avengement from 2019 has some decent fight scenes, especially the one at the end.
The Oscars must start recognizing stuntmen. They must have a separate category.
The beginning scene of 6 Underground on Netflix, I’d love to see how they did a lot of the action sequences.
Curtis Stordahl Michael bay is a child playing with cars and explosions, he doesn’t have any visual knowledge or story, he just likes fast cares and fire.
@@MadnessCinema804 But does that make the stunts worse? Not worth looking at? Completely uninteresting? Or do you still think that the stunts are good, but you just want to hate on Michael Bay?
Eric The Epic I’m not hating on Michael bay, he’s stunts are actually quite good but he’s films show a lot of quick edits and a lot of shaky cam, he’s films make me dizzy, I remember i wasn’t feeling to well and my friend and i went to go see transformers the last knight and it was good for the most part, I find the comedy really funny and then it went to the action bit and mind you I wasn’t feeling to well, it wasn’t till the very last fight scene when I puked inside my friends popcorn box, it was empty of course, I told him about the situation and then he just laughed, but then I realised the guy next to me knew that I puked cause I heard him whispering to his friend and then they just looked at me trying to hold their stupid laughs in, it was one of the most embarrassing moments of my life, ever since then I always hated Michael bay films, I watched 6 underground and i shit you not I felt really sick the next day, I ended up in hospital and the doctors told me i had a weird virus, they couldn’t figure out what was wrong with me, but i knew what it was ever since the first transformers movie, it was the Michael bay infection.
Would love to see you guys analyze some of the lightsaber duels from Star Wars, particularly Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan vs Maul.
Another suggestion: the fight sequence in the Merovingian's chateau in the second Matrix movie.
5:08 THE BEST promo I've seen anywhere! :D hahahah!
I think Jake's lost it. Imagine his neighbours looking out the window while he was filming that 😄
They should have just let him play night crawler
Motion acting and regular acting are very different
Devon G just laugh to the god damn joke instead of correcting him
@@dracomalfloy7884 how's that a joke?
@@dracomalfloy7884 shit tier joke, no thanks
Devon G just stop going white knight on all of us
Good Stunt Scene! The Motorcycle chase sequence in the movie Venom
i would love to see you guys do a stuntmen react to The Night Comes For Us with the Club Fight, Butcher Shop Fight, and Warehouse Fight scenes
its even sad to know that a stunt double broke her leg for a crap movie, dark phenoix smh