I was lucky enough to crew on The Fall Guy for all 5 months of the shoot and I can say that Logan (Ryan's stunt driver double) was one of the loveliest guys on set. He was cool enough to chat with me quite a few times, mostly about the differences in traffic between Sydney and LA, then about what it's like to prepare for a stunt where you drive a car across a huge ravine with no safety net. As the shoot was wrapping up he managed to give me a stunt department shirt which I wear all the time. A lot of cool people worked on this movie.
@@jishan6992 Usually if we were doing a big stunt the actors wouldn't be required on set (a lot of the time the stunts were being shot on a second unit while the main unit shot other scenes that included the big stars). However, when the car jumped over the ravine all the crew were there watching - including Ryan - who was one of the first people to go over to Logan (the stunt driving double for Ryan) and congratulate him on pulling off the jump.
TH-cam started recommending other "react content" when I kept clicking on this series, and I've had to hit "Not Interested" on them all like a thousand times for the Algorithm to finally catch a hint that these are not at all the same.
Well, in this case, of course is original... because he is NOT reacting, but just TALKING about his own movies (and they didn't even included something "bad" to have fun with)
That's because it's not react content, it's an interview. React content begins and ends when the thing they're reacting to ends, with no actual engagement with the material beyond fleeting thoughts.
Overall, I didn’t think it was a moving story, pun intended, but as a collection of kick-ass scenes, it is eminently rewatchable. And, yes, Lemon & Tangerine stole that movie from everyone else.
I doubt it would be considered hyperbole to say that the time spent turning western stars into action heroes, who are clearly doing their own work, has absolutely changed the entire industry as far as cuts and cinematography. The flawless flow of the John Wick club scene would have been completely unfathomable a decade prior.
@@KABOBkabob No YoU'rE bReAtHtAkInG hurr durr shit wasn't even original, he just repeated what the heckler said and the internet went crazy, I hated that time so much.
Hahah I'm a guy playing a guy pretending to be another guy, tropic thunder. Also I wonder if after the famous invisible CG 1-4 videos they'll call out guests who try to lie and say everything is practical hahah
@KaladinVegapunk Oh I hope so. Otherwise I will have to do my own research. That will take time away from my editing… that funny enough we used green screen on the shoot.
They could have not had a better director than David Leitch honestly, like a Stuntman turned movie director making a movie and telling a story about a man who does Stunts for a living, and all the things they go through but are rarely seen. It's a really great movie and was actually kinda moving in a way seeing how much love and appreciation the movie has for the stunt community.
At this point I start to believe, that the only reason you guys havent done Dune 2 react yet, is that you are waiting for Dany Villeneuv himself to get comfortable on the couch. Ok, I will not change the spelling so that people can see what this s about. But I have two points to add, becouse I want this discussion out of my notifications. 1. English is NOT my native languege. I bet half of you couldn't write my name if I told you, and the other half couldn't read it if you saw it. And it is ok. This is not your fault. 2. In my languege letters have function, each letter always sounds the same no matter of etymology. English spelling on the other hand is bullshit. If the word "miracles" was greek it would read like "Heracles". For me he is Дені Вільньов. It would be read and written the same was he french, english or martian. I did not consider to look up his biography in order to write his name. To every one who had to suffer trought my misspelling I profoundly apologize.
its more likely they get someone who worked on vfx for it. although tbf villeneuve does looks like the type to go along with stuff like this, just probably doesnt have the time.
@@samuraibeluga3749 whenever I see him answering smart questions he seems so motivated for talk. I dont think that he would be uncomfortable with the guys on the couch
David leitch is such a good director. Whilst his movies arent exactly oscar worthy (until theres a stunts category), they find such a good line between comedy and action that rarely disappoints. His journey to being a director is so interesting. Thanks for having him on
Tbh, I think his movies (apart from "Hobbs and Shaw", which I didn't like very much) very much are Oscar-worthy, when it comes to camera work, editing and sound design. Plus, he is like a modern day Richard Donner, with his excellent sense of pacing and his ability to blend extreme comedy with action. I want him to direct the upcoming movie about Nina Wilde and Eddie Chase. If you've read the books, you'll know why. Also, if you want to see how everything started, watch Sammo Hung's "Martial Law" - David Leitch's career started there. His character was very funny.
This made me realize just how important Keanu Reeves is for modern action cinema. Without him there is no Matrix back in the day and there is no John Wick today. What an amazing actor with an absolutely incomparable work ethic and talent.
The Matrix wasn't green lit because of Keanu and the other actors in consideration might've done a good enough job for the movie to still be a hit. It's not like it was riding on great acting for it's success. Leitch and the stunt team were already on a path of training actors to do their own fight scenes. Keanu is great, but the credit for both of those movies should go to the Watchowskis and Leitch
@@wambokodavid7109 Get over it. That happens anytime someone is truly committed to and skilled at their craft, and even moreso if they're genuinely a good person alongside that. Sure, people turn it into worship, and it can absolutely get cringe sometimes, but genuine role models are in pretty short supply, so it's understandable.
@@Ishai1 However, Yuen Woo-Ping is the one who made it a condition that all the actors had to undergo a training camp during Matrix 1, which was unheard of in the (Western) entertainment industry at the time. And in 2013, when Keanu Reeves (GOAT) directed Man of Tai Chi to honor his friend Tiger Chen from Yuen Woo--Ping's team, both he and Chad Stahelski were reminded of how to use a stunt crew to do movies. This happened less than a year before John Wick 1 came out. And the fact that Reeves and Stahelski hadn't done anything of significance regarding action for a 10 year period, only reinforces the idea that they learned from Yuen Woo-Ping.
I watched the Fall Guy this week, and I feel I wouldn't have appreciated as much as I did without this series of stuntmen react. I think it is also the strongest case for Oscars for stunt work yet. Great work David!
Nice of you guys bringing in a Director to promote his brand new movie that JUST came out. I respect that. Also nice of David for coming onto the show.
I saw The Fall Guy on Wednesday and the whole time I was thinking about this series and how much work went into each stunt. It was a really fun movie, and the stunts were so good. I really appreciated that there weren't a ton of fast cuts so you could actually follow the action.
Nice! Most of my circle aren’t interested and I’ve never gone to the theatre alone. But I watched The Fall Guy on TV and it was a formative experience (I now work in film). Is this, is this the one that finally gets me to the cinema by my lonesome self?!
As I left the theater yesterday with my wife seeing this, I remarked, "the Corridor crew would be ridiculous NOT to have either Leitch or the stunt coordinator on for "Stuntmen React" with such a film". Glad I wasn't disappointed.
I lived in Sydney when they filmed this. Just so everyone knows, closing the harbor bridge is nuts. It's like closing the Brooklyn bridge, or the golden gate, or any major artery bridge. The traffic that day was mental and must have cost the economy millions. The shot better be worth it lol. Can't wait for the movie.
And just like closing those bridges it must have cost the production millions. It cost $1 million to close Times Square for 3 hours on a Sunday morning for the scene in Vanilla Sky of Tom Cruise running... through an empty Times Square.
My daughter's horse riding lessons are just across the road from the area where they filmed the helicopter scene. Her horse did NOT like the helicopter being moved around on the crane during the lesson. The staff at the stables said they'd been really struggling to keep the horses from spooking the evening before due to some mini-explosions in something that was being filmed, but they all came out of it okay in the end. My daughter has been pretty curious about the movie since then so we'll probably check it out this weekend.
@@Alex-zi1nb Bad traffic can significantly impact the economy for several reasons: Lost Productivity: Time spent in traffic is time not spent working. Commuters stuck in traffic cannot contribute to economic activities, leading to reduced overall productivity. Increased Fuel Consumption: Vehicles idling or moving slowly consume more fuel, increasing costs for both individuals and businesses. This also leads to greater fuel imports, affecting the national trade balance. Higher Operational Costs for Businesses: Delivery delays and increased travel time for employees can raise operational costs. Businesses may need to compensate for delays by hiring more drivers or paying overtime. Environmental Impact: Traffic congestion leads to higher emissions of pollutants and greenhouse gases, contributing to environmental degradation. This can result in health costs and necessitate spending on pollution control and mitigation measures. Health Costs: Prolonged exposure to traffic congestion can lead to stress and health issues for commuters, increasing healthcare costs and potentially reducing workforce productivity due to illness. Infrastructure Wear and Tear: Constant traffic can accelerate the wear and tear on roads and bridges, leading to higher maintenance and repair costs for government agencies. Opportunity Costs: The time and resources lost due to traffic could have been used for other productive activities, leading to an opportunity cost that affects economic growth. Overall, the cumulative effect of these factors can be substantial, leading to a significant economic burden.
A Fun Fact about Ringo Lam: he directed a movie called "City on Fire" starring Chow Yun Fat. Quentin Tarantino totally ripped it off when he made "Reservoir Dogs" and then pretended like he hadn't seen the movie. Ringo Lam said he was honored that someone ripped him off because, in Asia, it's considered a compliment to steal someone else's work.
I love that film! When he mentioned Lam I was like "Damn, he directed a Van Damme movie?" and then I look it up and he actually directed three and one of them is one of my favorites, Maximum Risk.
"Totally ripped it off" No, he didn't. The films have a vaguely similar premise and that's where the similarities end. If you were to watch the movies back to back you wouldn't feel like Reservoir Dogs "totally ripped it off" because they have totally different tones and feels.
@@RSpracticalshooting look you don't need to suck off QT in youtube comments. He ripped it off. The story is pretty much identical, he just reordered scenes and changed some details, but the plot beats and characters are all pretty much there. I love QT and his movies, but he still copied it. And like OP said, in HK films, ripping off another film/director was like standard practice throughout the 60s-90s and led to some amazing gems. Hell, Ringo himself copied Point Blank to make Full Contact, which is arguably his best movie (to me at least).
@jacoballison8237 Taking inspiration from something and ripping something off are two different things. You make it sound like Tarantino watched City On Fire and said "I'm gonna remake this movie" rather than just going "well those are some cool ideas" and writing his own movie. Again, watch them back to back. You won't be able to honestly say Reservoir Dogs is the same movie.
Thank you for pointing this out! Went by so fast I almost didn't see it. Felt low key bad for not believing Jordan had the sauce, but I think enough vfx artists react help me to see the slight signs. Especially the way her shirt hangs down and covers where her leg starts. 🤣🤯
Saw Fall Guy yesterday and now seeing all of the projects David Lietch has also been a part of makes me want to go back and work through his other movies.
This show is so perfect! Corridor you guys have the perfect blend of knowledge of film making, comedy, interviewing skills, good guests and putting it all together to highlight each of those things. Love the channel, I have learned so much about movies and filmmaking. Keep up the great work
Watched Fall Guy today and loved the stunts in it. As a kid my Dad showed me Hooper which was Burt Reynolds playing a stunt man which is how his career in movies started out
idk if anyone has said this but welcome to the press release interviews. and imo a very unique one that often isnt explored unless it's a huge director or cinematagrapher. this isn't actors doing a press run on their movie, it's directors and stunt performers or VFX supervisors that are being interviewed. good job for opening those rolls to be celebratory.
I enjoyed watching The Fall Guy the night before this video dropped and during the movie I couldn't help but think it would make for some great Stuntmen React. I planned to suggest it on the react video I knew would come out the next day. Lo and behold they have the actual director of the movie in on the couch to beat me to the punch. Well played, Corridor Crew.
David has become one of my favorite directors this past decade with his action comedy and slight tribute to the silent era of slapstick in his films. Such a talented dude with a constant talented team. Definitely sets the bar. 🤘🏼
JC almost had me with the splits shot. I know she takes her fitness seriously. I started to notice how still her legs were then at the very end I saw the seam of the shot and figured it out.
One of my favourite fight scenes with David Leitch, its probably not talked about but the bus scene from The Mechanic. Really brutal straight forward fight, great 'moments' and fantastic finish to the fight.
Fall Guy was freakin' amazing. I hope we can get David back on the couch post-cinema and talk about some of the other stunts. The extended Miami Vice boat sequence was such an awesome take on an old school show & stunt style! And the little setups throughout the movie for stunts that are about to follow are genius for showing how the mind of a stuntman works.
Thank you for honoring these amazing men and women. The Oscars need a Stunt category like NOW. I did a tv series for a few years and my stunt double was just incredible ( she went on to be a well known coordinator) and my favorite thing was watching her learn my walk and just the way I moved. There is so much that’s unsung that goes into stunt work. I was proud to get an “ honorary” stunt card because I had to learn to really drive and do stunt work with horses. I’m rambling… just can’t say enough about stunt performers. You all rock. P S so cool that you let the stunts play out and didn’t cut into them too much.
I loved The Fall Guy series when I was a kid, it used to be on Saturday nights about 5.30pm, it alternated between Fall Guy, Knight Rider, Airwolf, Streethawk, A-Team and there a few others. Long time ago 😀
Not saying you're wrong... maybe you're talking reruns or from another country but Fall Guy was a Wednesday night prime time show (in the "states"). Knight Rider was big on Friday nights. A Team was Tuesdays. Oy, I watched too much tv. Cool that you recall Streethawk. Did ya ever watch Automan?
It wasn't until this video that I have realized that at least 3 movies of my top 5 of all time are 87North movies. They mean so freaking much to me, John Wick series of course is incredible.. but Nobody was the first movie in a long time that I watched 5 times in a couple months, it just had that staying power where it didn't get old. Same with Bullet Train and I bet once The Fall Guy comes out on streaming it will be another one I rewatch constantly, just amazing. Thank you to David Leitch and his team you have made action movies truly fun again.
I just got back from The Fall Guy, he did an excellent job. This movie was better than I was thinking it was going to be. And watching the behind the scenes of the stunts in the end credits was great.
The whole time I was watching the movie I was thinking "These guys must have watched hours of stuntmen react." All the jokes, the references to previous films like John Wick, Bourne Identity, Fast and Furious, Dune... so amazing.
I didnt have high hopes for Fall Guy, because of various reasons, but that surprised the hell out of me. Felt like a masterpiece overall, because it almost was like a documentary about stuntmen in a very positive way... Because a lot of that stuff feels and is real. Super interesting, entertaining and action loaded at once. Since i dont know every single movie i guess... This was a unique experience. Loved it. Great job everybody.
Still loving all these "react" series on the channel. They have heightened my appreciation of movie magic, the vision, and complexity from the special effects keyboard warriors to the people doing the practical work (stunt people/crew)
10:40 is such nonsense. What do you mean, you cant put it all on TH-cam? What's stopping you, other than personal greed? There's videos on TH-cam that are hours long, you're telling me you cant add an additional 10 minutes?
Just got back in from seeing Fall Guy 5 minutes ago and see this when I open YT, sick! Movie was awesome, I really enjoyed it and it was nice to see the stunt guys get their flowers.
Amazing movie! You can see the love and care for stunts if you're watching it. It almost felt like you're watching the directors cut at the same time. Truly unique experience
Not gonna lie. I was star struck through my screen. Could not get over the fact that he was looking over to Gui almost for confirmation whenever referencing stunts that he would have a thorough understanding of. Love it 🔥🔥
Bullet Train was amazing. I saw a trailer once and thought, "Looks like an interesting movie, I'll check it out someday." I was surprised at how well the movie was done and how good it was. The story, action and comedy all fit so well and the actors all seemed to fit into their roles perfectly.
Another great interview/breakdown guys, I'm so happy these absolute legends are so receptive to talking about their movies - you can always tell when real passion is involved, and I often go back and rewatch a lot of these films within a few days of seeing these videos :)
Fall guy was SO amazing, I got sucked into the world immediately and by the half time mark I was audibly cheering for the characters whenever they did something crazy. That basically brought me a true cinema magic experience, I love it to bits! And I liked Bullet Train too, even though I watched it on Netflix, I was sold on the action just the same as on the big screen. :D
Saw "The Fall Guy" in theater yesterday, it was awesome! You see the love for stunt work a mile away. I especially love that moment in the final fight, when all the stunt guys team up and rush together to beat the crap out of the bad guys. Too bad they didn't have Winston Duke shout "Stunt men, assemble!". Would've been really fun!
Finally another stuntmen react! Awesome that you guys had David Leitch on. His work is great in the industry. Please don’t make us wait months at a time for these anymore. They’re so great.
Just saw Fall guy.... loved it. I liked that it was pretty obvious in places that we were looking at the double and not Gosling. It was silly, charming, fun... good Job!
Ringo Lam did practical Bullet Time effects in his 1992 movie "Full Contact". There are multiple shots in the movie where the camera flies behind the bullet right into the face of somebody, and when I say INTO the face I mean that literally. It's edited in such a way that it feels like you fly right through their flesh.
these are some of the best movies ive seen over the last few years, all with one thing in common. im going to llok out for movies with this directors name in future.
I just saw The Fall Guy today and it was a huge thrill and joy to watch in theaters! Loved Bullet train as well and can't wait to see more of his films.
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I was lucky enough to crew on The Fall Guy for all 5 months of the shoot and I can say that Logan (Ryan's stunt driver double) was one of the loveliest guys on set. He was cool enough to chat with me quite a few times, mostly about the differences in traffic between Sydney and LA, then about what it's like to prepare for a stunt where you drive a car across a huge ravine with no safety net. As the shoot was wrapping up he managed to give me a stunt department shirt which I wear all the time. A lot of cool people worked on this movie.
Did you get to meet the actors? Or the actors are absent from the set when the stunt guys are on it and vice versa?
@@jishan6992 Usually if we were doing a big stunt the actors wouldn't be required on set (a lot of the time the stunts were being shot on a second unit while the main unit shot other scenes that included the big stars). However, when the car jumped over the ravine all the crew were there watching - including Ryan - who was one of the first people to go over to Logan (the stunt driving double for Ryan) and congratulate him on pulling off the jump.
i tried to watch the fall guy but there is something about gosling (Maybe Micky Mouse) that just does not feel right
Dave Leitch was my Kickboxing instructor back in the day (25-26 years ago?!), in Hermosa Beach.
Please tell me he’s still a nice guy.
One of the few series on TH-cam where react content turns into something truly original.
TH-cam started recommending other "react content" when I kept clicking on this series, and I've had to hit "Not Interested" on them all like a thousand times for the Algorithm to finally catch a hint that these are not at all the same.
Well, in this case, of course is original... because he is NOT reacting, but just TALKING about his own movies (and they didn't even included something "bad" to have fun with)
Despite having "react" in the name, this stuff is way more breakdown than reaction.
Because the original they react to joins in, but that's also because they're already one of original when they're making the reacts.
That's because it's not react content, it's an interview. React content begins and ends when the thing they're reacting to ends, with no actual engagement with the material beyond fleeting thoughts.
Bullet Train was a blast from start to finish, instantly became one of my favourite action movies.
Lemon and Tangerine prequel when?
Top 10 anime live action
Why? I could NOT get into it. Shit happens the movie, and i didn't really care for any of the characters
Bullet Train was a nonstop adhd ride. I wish i got to see it in theaters.
Overall, I didn’t think it was a moving story, pun intended, but as a collection of kick-ass scenes, it is eminently rewatchable.
And, yes, Lemon & Tangerine stole that movie from everyone else.
I watched five mins and turned it off
"We trained Keanu exhaustively and he delivered."
Keanu is so friggin awesome on every level.
I doubt it would be considered hyperbole to say that the time spent turning western stars into action heroes, who are clearly doing their own work, has absolutely changed the entire industry as far as cuts and cinematography. The flawless flow of the John Wick club scene would have been completely unfathomable a decade prior.
Awesome chungus!!!
Holy hecken doggo
"He did set the bar for all the other actors" - Understatement of the year. He didn't just set it, he raised it to the stratosphere.
@@KABOBkabob No YoU'rE bReAtHtAkInG hurr durr
shit wasn't even original, he just repeated what the heckler said and the internet went crazy, I hated that time so much.
The Fall Guy: "We're filming people, who are filming people, who are stunt people pretending to be actors, who are pretending to be stunt people."
Hahah I'm a guy playing a guy pretending to be another guy, tropic thunder.
Also I wonder if after the famous invisible CG 1-4 videos they'll call out guests who try to lie and say everything is practical hahah
thanks Xzibit
I’m the dude playin’ the dude disguised as another dude.
@@GhostDogeAirsoft HAHAHA Sick comment
@KaladinVegapunk Oh I hope so. Otherwise I will have to do my own research. That will take time away from my editing… that funny enough we used green screen on the shoot.
They could have not had a better director than David Leitch honestly, like a Stuntman turned movie director making a movie and telling a story about a man who does Stunts for a living, and all the things they go through but are rarely seen. It's a really great movie and was actually kinda moving in a way seeing how much love and appreciation the movie has for the stunt community.
At this point I start to believe, that the only reason you guys havent done Dune 2 react yet, is that you are waiting for Dany Villeneuv himself to get comfortable on the couch.
Ok, I will not change the spelling so that people can see what this s about. But I have two points to add, becouse I want this discussion out of my notifications.
1. English is NOT my native languege. I bet half of you couldn't write my name if I told you, and the other half couldn't read it if you saw it. And it is ok. This is not your fault.
2. In my languege letters have function, each letter always sounds the same no matter of etymology. English spelling on the other hand is bullshit. If the word "miracles" was greek it would read like "Heracles".
For me he is Дені Вільньов. It would be read and written the same was he french, english or martian. I did not consider to look up his biography in order to write his name. To every one who had to suffer trought my misspelling I profoundly apologize.
As written.
its more likely they get someone who worked on vfx for it. although tbf villeneuve does looks like the type to go along with stuff like this, just probably doesnt have the time.
@@samuraibeluga3749and how do you know that. He has the time, just might not be interested to do all that. And that’s fine people can simply say no
@@samuraibeluga3749 whenever I see him answering smart questions he seems so motivated for talk. I dont think that he would be uncomfortable with the guys on the couch
Dany Villeneuv maybe. Denis Villeneuve I don’t think so.
David leitch is such a good director. Whilst his movies arent exactly oscar worthy (until theres a stunts category), they find such a good line between comedy and action that rarely disappoints. His journey to being a director is so interesting. Thanks for having him on
Tbh, I think his movies (apart from "Hobbs and Shaw", which I didn't like very much) very much are Oscar-worthy, when it comes to camera work, editing and sound design.
Plus, he is like a modern day Richard Donner, with his excellent sense of pacing and his ability to blend extreme comedy with action.
I want him to direct the upcoming movie about Nina Wilde and Eddie Chase. If you've read the books, you'll know why.
Also, if you want to see how everything started, watch Sammo Hung's "Martial Law" - David Leitch's career started there. His character was very funny.
This made me realize just how important Keanu Reeves is for modern action cinema. Without him there is no Matrix back in the day and there is no John Wick today.
What an amazing actor with an absolutely incomparable work ethic and talent.
The Matrix wasn't green lit because of Keanu and the other actors in consideration might've done a good enough job for the movie to still be a hit. It's not like it was riding on great acting for it's success. Leitch and the stunt team were already on a path of training actors to do their own fight scenes.
Keanu is great, but the credit for both of those movies should go to the Watchowskis and Leitch
@@Ishai1 and Yuen Woo Ping... that coreography is a masterpiece.
bruh the keanu reeves glazing has got to stop. pliz
@@wambokodavid7109 Get over it. That happens anytime someone is truly committed to and skilled at their craft, and even moreso if they're genuinely a good person alongside that. Sure, people turn it into worship, and it can absolutely get cringe sometimes, but genuine role models are in pretty short supply, so it's understandable.
@@Ishai1 However, Yuen Woo-Ping is the one who made it a condition that all the actors had to undergo a training camp during Matrix 1, which was unheard of in the (Western) entertainment industry at the time.
And in 2013, when Keanu Reeves (GOAT) directed Man of Tai Chi to honor his friend Tiger Chen from Yuen Woo--Ping's team, both he and Chad Stahelski were reminded of how to use a stunt crew to do movies. This happened less than a year before John Wick 1 came out. And the fact that Reeves and Stahelski hadn't done anything of significance regarding action for a 10 year period, only reinforces the idea that they learned from Yuen Woo-Ping.
I watched the Fall Guy this week, and I feel I wouldn't have appreciated as much as I did without this series of stuntmen react. I think it is also the strongest case for Oscars for stunt work yet. Great work David!
Bullet train was one of my favorite movies over the past few years. Makes me want to go see Fall guy now.
I saw it last night, you can tell they had so much fun making it.
Definitely see it it’s amazing! I’ve already seen it twice and I can’t wait to buy it!!
Nice of you guys bringing in a Director to promote his brand new movie that JUST came out. I respect that. Also nice of David for coming onto the show.
Its like hyper specific hot ones haha probably thee most fun in terms of press junkets
I saw The Fall Guy on Wednesday and the whole time I was thinking about this series and how much work went into each stunt. It was a really fun movie, and the stunts were so good. I really appreciated that there weren't a ton of fast cuts so you could actually follow the action.
Same! And I'm usually not a big action fan, but this movie rocked. Also seen it on Wednesday and I think I'm almost ready to watch it again. :D
Nice! Most of my circle aren’t interested and I’ve never gone to the theatre alone. But I watched The Fall Guy on TV and it was a formative experience (I now work in film).
Is this, is this the one that finally gets me to the cinema by my lonesome self?!
As I left the theater yesterday with my wife seeing this, I remarked, "the Corridor crew would be ridiculous NOT to have either Leitch or the stunt coordinator on for "Stuntmen React" with such a film".
Glad I wasn't disappointed.
Also, I know schedules are probably a burden but I'm REALLY glad to see another Stuntmen React on Saturday after soon long without.
How was it?
@@mattsully2238 I enjoyed it. I'd rank Bullet Train above it but for simply a good time at the matinee it delivers.
Yeah. Sure
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I lived in Sydney when they filmed this. Just so everyone knows, closing the harbor bridge is nuts. It's like closing the Brooklyn bridge, or the golden gate, or any major artery bridge. The traffic that day was mental and must have cost the economy millions. The shot better be worth it lol. Can't wait for the movie.
And just like closing those bridges it must have cost the production millions. It cost $1 million to close Times Square for 3 hours on a Sunday morning for the scene in Vanilla Sky of Tom Cruise running... through an empty Times Square.
My daughter's horse riding lessons are just across the road from the area where they filmed the helicopter scene. Her horse did NOT like the helicopter being moved around on the crane during the lesson. The staff at the stables said they'd been really struggling to keep the horses from spooking the evening before due to some mini-explosions in something that was being filmed, but they all came out of it okay in the end. My daughter has been pretty curious about the movie since then so we'll probably check it out this weekend.
How do you figure that traffick cost the economy millions
@@Alex-zi1nb Bad traffic can significantly impact the economy for several reasons:
Lost Productivity: Time spent in traffic is time not spent working. Commuters stuck in traffic cannot contribute to economic activities, leading to reduced overall productivity.
Increased Fuel Consumption: Vehicles idling or moving slowly consume more fuel, increasing costs for both individuals and businesses. This also leads to greater fuel imports, affecting the national trade balance.
Higher Operational Costs for Businesses: Delivery delays and increased travel time for employees can raise operational costs. Businesses may need to compensate for delays by hiring more drivers or paying overtime.
Environmental Impact: Traffic congestion leads to higher emissions of pollutants and greenhouse gases, contributing to environmental degradation. This can result in health costs and necessitate spending on pollution control and mitigation measures.
Health Costs: Prolonged exposure to traffic congestion can lead to stress and health issues for commuters, increasing healthcare costs and potentially reducing workforce productivity due to illness.
Infrastructure Wear and Tear: Constant traffic can accelerate the wear and tear on roads and bridges, leading to higher maintenance and repair costs for government agencies.
Opportunity Costs: The time and resources lost due to traffic could have been used for other productive activities, leading to an opportunity cost that affects economic growth.
Overall, the cumulative effect of these factors can be substantial, leading to a significant economic burden.
Which movie?
A Fun Fact about Ringo Lam: he directed a movie called "City on Fire" starring Chow Yun Fat. Quentin Tarantino totally ripped it off when he made "Reservoir Dogs" and then pretended like he hadn't seen the movie. Ringo Lam said he was honored that someone ripped him off because, in Asia, it's considered a compliment to steal someone else's work.
In China, specifically.
I love that film! When he mentioned Lam I was like "Damn, he directed a Van Damme movie?" and then I look it up and he actually directed three and one of them is one of my favorites, Maximum Risk.
"Totally ripped it off"
No, he didn't. The films have a vaguely similar premise and that's where the similarities end. If you were to watch the movies back to back you wouldn't feel like Reservoir Dogs "totally ripped it off" because they have totally different tones and feels.
@@RSpracticalshooting look you don't need to suck off QT in youtube comments. He ripped it off. The story is pretty much identical, he just reordered scenes and changed some details, but the plot beats and characters are all pretty much there. I love QT and his movies, but he still copied it. And like OP said, in HK films, ripping off another film/director was like standard practice throughout the 60s-90s and led to some amazing gems. Hell, Ringo himself copied Point Blank to make Full Contact, which is arguably his best movie (to me at least).
@jacoballison8237 Taking inspiration from something and ripping something off are two different things. You make it sound like Tarantino watched City On Fire and said "I'm gonna remake this movie" rather than just going "well those are some cool ideas" and writing his own movie.
Again, watch them back to back. You won't be able to honestly say Reservoir Dogs is the same movie.
That a cheeky frikken comp you did with Jordan's split ad read
Thank you for pointing this out! Went by so fast I almost didn't see it. Felt low key bad for not believing Jordan had the sauce, but I think enough vfx artists react help me to see the slight signs. Especially the way her shirt hangs down and covers where her leg starts. 🤣🤯
Saw Fall Guy yesterday and now seeing all of the projects David Lietch has also been a part of makes me want to go back and work through his other movies.
This show is so perfect! Corridor you guys have the perfect blend of knowledge of film making, comedy, interviewing skills, good guests and putting it all together to highlight each of those things. Love the channel, I have learned so much about movies and filmmaking. Keep up the great work
Just watched Fall Guy and it feels like a love letter to all stuntmen and women. I absolutely loved it!
And to Gen X.
I was in stuntschool from 2003 till 2006 and this Episode brings back so much memories. We did indeed train for car hits. Crazy times. ❤
Watched Fall Guy today and loved the stunts in it. As a kid my Dad showed me Hooper which was Burt Reynolds playing a stunt man which is how his career in movies started out
idk if anyone has said this but welcome to the press release interviews. and imo a very unique one that often isnt explored unless it's a huge director or cinematagrapher. this isn't actors doing a press run on their movie, it's directors and stunt performers or VFX supervisors that are being interviewed. good job for opening those rolls to be celebratory.
It also has a better chance of inspiring future artisans and technicians for the industry.
Jordans' sponsored segments going crazier and strong!!! AWeesome
Really great to see David on the couch! Love watching Stuntmen Reacts 🔥🤙🏼
I love the Fall Guy so much I’ve already seen it twice already!! I can’t wait to buy it!! Highly recommend seeing it while it’s in theaters!!
6:06 Jordan having trouble walking in the background after those splits 😆
Well observed! Or maybe she just tries to tread easy not to disturb the shoot 🤫
One of the best episode so far. The interview nature towards the end when talking about bullet train was special.
OMG David Leitch is my new favorite director and this is so AWESOME to get to know him better!!! thank you Corridor!!!
LOVE this guy's work. Grew up on imported martial arts so anyone bringing that type of effort to anything is always getting my praise
I enjoyed watching The Fall Guy the night before this video dropped and during the movie I couldn't help but think it would make for some great Stuntmen React. I planned to suggest it on the react video I knew would come out the next day. Lo and behold they have the actual director of the movie in on the couch to beat me to the punch. Well played, Corridor Crew.
Literally just finished watching bullet train. Love it! The choreography, the writing, the acting, it's a fantastic film!
1st John Wick and now Fall Guy. I'm actually kind of glad to see stunt performers finally getting their time in the spotlight
Fall Guy was VERY under appreciated. It is such a great movie, on so many levels.
Holy shit you got David Leitch on the show!!! This show has ascended
David has become one of my favorite directors this past decade with his action comedy and slight tribute to the silent era of slapstick in his films. Such a talented dude with a constant talented team. Definitely sets the bar. 🤘🏼
The only channel where I watch the Sponsored segment. ❤
JC almost had me with the splits shot. I know she takes her fitness seriously. I started to notice how still her legs were then at the very end I saw the seam of the shot and figured it out.
Seam on shot...🤣 my feelings exactly
Because of Jordan, for sure
One of my favourite fight scenes with David Leitch, its probably not talked about but the bus scene from The Mechanic. Really brutal straight forward fight, great 'moments' and fantastic finish to the fight.
That Bullet Train looks very good! More nods to Jackie Chan with Pitt rubbing his shin.
Fall Guy was freakin' amazing. I hope we can get David back on the couch post-cinema and talk about some of the other stunts. The extended Miami Vice boat sequence was such an awesome take on an old school show & stunt style! And the little setups throughout the movie for stunts that are about to follow are genius for showing how the mind of a stuntman works.
One of the greatest things about CG is the ability to erase safety wires so you can do things practically that you never could before.
Thank you for honoring these amazing men and women. The Oscars need a Stunt category like NOW. I did a tv series for a few years and my stunt double was just incredible ( she went on to be a well known coordinator) and my favorite thing was watching her learn my walk and just the way I moved. There is so much that’s unsung that goes into stunt work. I was proud to get an “ honorary” stunt card because I had to learn to really drive and do stunt work with horses. I’m rambling… just can’t say enough about stunt performers. You all rock. P S so cool that you let the stunts play out and didn’t cut into them too much.
The only good react content on TH-cam.
I do love me some movie reactions though.
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That isn't the compliment you think it is. Why bring others down? Just say they're great.
Awesome video. Totally watching Fall Guy now. Loved Bullet Train!!!
I loved The Fall Guy series when I was a kid, it used to be on Saturday nights about 5.30pm, it alternated between Fall Guy, Knight Rider, Airwolf, Streethawk, A-Team and there a few others.
Long time ago 😀
Hey there fellow old. lol
Yeah, classic shows we grew up with.
Honestly, I would have preferred the Fall Guy movie to be more serious myself.
Not saying you're wrong... maybe you're talking reruns or from another country but Fall Guy was a Wednesday night prime time show (in the "states"). Knight Rider was big on Friday nights. A Team was Tuesdays. Oy, I watched too much tv. Cool that you recall Streethawk. Did ya ever watch Automan?
@@MrMice... UK.
It wasn't until this video that I have realized that at least 3 movies of my top 5 of all time are 87North movies. They mean so freaking much to me, John Wick series of course is incredible..
but Nobody was the first movie in a long time that I watched 5 times in a couple months, it just had that staying power where it didn't get old.
Same with Bullet Train and I bet once The Fall Guy comes out on streaming it will be another one I rewatch constantly, just amazing.
Thank you to David Leitch and his team you have made action movies truly fun again.
Fall Guy marketing is amazing.
Yet it seems its gonna flop hard and hardly break even in box office
@@GuineaPigEverydaysure,but David Leitch isn’t going anywhere
@@GuineaPigEveryday just saw the movie at the cinemas and it's actually great
It’s so great that they finally made a movie about the game yeah
Yes i know
Just saw it with my girlfriend last night and we both thought it was a great movie. Honestly the best movie I’ve seen in cinemas since Top Gun 2
I just got back from The Fall Guy, he did an excellent job. This movie was better than I was thinking it was going to be. And watching the behind the scenes of the stunts in the end credits was great.
Corridor Crew is the only channel I don’t worry about seeing 3 guys sitting on a couch.
💀
Too dark but funny 😂
Thanks for that perspective
@@samholdsworth420 now I just want to explain it but only a couple people getting it makes it more funny
Amazing comment bro
The whole time I was watching the movie I was thinking "These guys must have watched hours of stuntmen react." All the jokes, the references to previous films like John Wick, Bourne Identity, Fast and Furious, Dune... so amazing.
whoop whoop, finally stuntmen again!
David Leitch is a genius IMO. Bullet train was insanely fun and Fall Guy was just as fun. Hope to see more of his movies!
my weekend srarts now!! Nice to see a stuntmen react
I didnt have high hopes for Fall Guy, because of various reasons, but that surprised the hell out of me. Felt like a masterpiece overall, because it almost was like a documentary about stuntmen in a very positive way... Because a lot of that stuff feels and is real.
Super interesting, entertaining and action loaded at once. Since i dont know every single movie i guess... This was a unique experience. Loved it. Great job everybody.
Fun fact: the movie acknowledges Corridor Crew existence by mentioning Tom Cruise Deepfake video on TH-cam
They're not referencing the one that's more recent? ... the one that actually looks just like tom cruise?
IT'S CANON.
That was such a great moment in the film
lol
Always a pleasure to see Gui co-hosting on the couch! You need to have him back more often AND do more stuntmen react videos please!
WE NEED KEANU ON THE COUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The worst a list actor in history? Naw
Bullet train easily became my favorite movie of the last 5 years. I love every part of the plot, the scenes, and the characters. It's an amazing movie
GUI!!! 💜
Just saw The Fall Guy, and I’d love to see a full breakdown of all the stunts in the movie! Everything was so well done and looked fantastic!
Gui’s sweater is really something.
The question is where can I get one?
@@cmul7651in the early 90’s 😆
@@TheASSedoTV I can't go there Bill Cosby will get me
@@cmul7651 - I'd be more worried about OJ!
What a great guest! This was an awesome episode.
One minute in and They Broke the first rule.
Still loving all these "react" series on the channel. They have heightened my appreciation of movie magic, the vision, and complexity from the special effects keyboard warriors to the people doing the practical work (stunt people/crew)
1:14 you just broke the 1st and 2nd rules.
Thank god for David and his revitalization of great action films. Where would we be without him? The second half of this was really insightful.
10:40 is such nonsense. What do you mean, you cant put it all on TH-cam? What's stopping you, other than personal greed? There's videos on TH-cam that are hours long, you're telling me you cant add an additional 10 minutes?
Just got back in from seeing Fall Guy 5 minutes ago and see this when I open YT, sick!
Movie was awesome, I really enjoyed it and it was nice to see the stunt guys get their flowers.
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Amazing movie! You can see the love and care for stunts if you're watching it. It almost felt like you're watching the directors cut at the same time. Truly unique experience
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Are you- everywhere?!
Fair enough
The Fall Guy was a blast!!!
Also, David Leitch has done so much good work!! That’s insane.
only 2 views in 2 seconds damn corridor crew fell off
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saw the fall guy over the weekend and had a blast, they even had a line in the movie about the 8 car-rolls being a world record
Fall Guy is in the theaters right now, and you guys really made wanna watch it.
It's the passion of the people involved which hooked me up.
Thanks!
This was an incredible interview with someone who is currently one of the best action directors out there, glad he had time for the couch
Not gonna lie. I was star struck through my screen. Could not get over the fact that he was looking over to Gui almost for confirmation whenever referencing stunts that he would have a thorough understanding of. Love it 🔥🔥
Bullet Train was amazing. I saw a trailer once and thought, "Looks like an interesting movie, I'll check it out someday."
I was surprised at how well the movie was done and how good it was. The story, action and comedy all fit so well and the actors all seemed to fit into their roles perfectly.
Another great interview/breakdown guys, I'm so happy these absolute legends are so receptive to talking about their movies - you can always tell when real passion is involved, and I often go back and rewatch a lot of these films within a few days of seeing these videos :)
What a great guy, i didn't know him at first but after watching this video i can already tell he is a big shot, bring him again on the show please!
I really enjoyed The Fall Guy. Very fun.
I love David Leitch as a director and stunt coordinator, ‘Bullet Train’ is my mental health comfort movie, as nuts as that sounds.
Good to see Gui. He’s always interesting to listen to.
After watching Fall Guy i was wainting for this episode. Great movie and great stuntmen react episode
Fall guy was SO amazing, I got sucked into the world immediately and by the half time mark I was audibly cheering for the characters whenever they did something crazy.
That basically brought me a true cinema magic experience, I love it to bits!
And I liked Bullet Train too, even though I watched it on Netflix, I was sold on the action just the same as on the big screen. :D
Saw "The Fall Guy" in theater yesterday, it was awesome! You see the love for stunt work a mile away. I especially love that moment in the final fight, when all the stunt guys team up and rush together to beat the crap out of the bad guys. Too bad they didn't have Winston Duke shout "Stunt men, assemble!". Would've been really fun!
I will NOW have to see Fall Guy and Bullet Train. Thank you for this.
Fall Guy is easily my favourite film of the year so far - and the end credits are arguably the best part!
The Fall Guy was a fun watch, glad I saw it in theater. Looking forward to the next David Leitch project.
Finally another stuntmen react! Awesome that you guys had David Leitch on. His work is great in the industry. Please don’t make us wait months at a time for these anymore. They’re so great.
David Leitch is one of the best directors on Hollywood, Bullet Train, Deadpool 2, John Wick, it’s unbelievable that you got him on the couch
Absolutely fantastic to see David on the couch, his films are some of my favorite action movies 👌
This movie deserves accolades WELL beyond this year. The movie made me grin and this video made me just push it even further afterwards.
Just saw Fall guy.... loved it. I liked that it was pretty obvious in places that we were looking at the double and not Gosling.
It was silly, charming, fun... good Job!
Ringo Lam did practical Bullet Time effects in his 1992 movie "Full Contact". There are multiple shots in the movie where the camera flies behind the bullet right into the face of somebody, and when I say INTO the face I mean that literally. It's edited in such a way that it feels like you fly right through their flesh.
I legitimately think this is one of the best videos you've put out! so informative and David is an incredible director, actor, and choreographer!
Still love so much that Gui is on the couch as a host! He is an incredible asset to the guest by providing great questions.
these are some of the best movies ive seen over the last few years, all with one thing in common. im going to llok out for movies with this directors name in future.
I just saw The Fall Guy today and it was a huge thrill and joy to watch in theaters! Loved Bullet train as well and can't wait to see more of his films.
I can see why David is so popular: hard talent and a easy to admire. Kudos.