Top 10 Most Difficult Movie Scenes Ever Filmed
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ม.ค. 2022
- These scenes prove that Hollywood is anything but lazy. For this list, we’ll be looking at the movie scenes that had the most logistical challenges behind the scenes. Our countdown includes “The Dark Knight Rises”, "Saving Private Ryan", “Titanic”, and more! Which of these Difficult Movie Scenes Ever Filmed impresses you the most? Let us know in the comments!
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I swear y’all make this video every year
Tobey Maguire catching that food is definitely one of the best practical scenes caught on film!
I wish I can do that.
Yeah no shit
@@abellewis3062 With time, practice, and patience you might
@@johnseelinger9803 Nope. It's not that simple.
They should have used magnets
The fact that Tobey Maguire kept trying to catch all that food on that tray until he finally got it was amazing
that's what they get paid for
The thought never occured to me he actually did that. Thought they used stings or something
What. That's not cgi?,
Tom could do that, with cgi
@@calvinyip364 nope. That’s Tobey Maguire catching all that food. After more than a hundred tries
"How many time do you need to catch the food ?"
Tobey Maguire : "I can do this all day"
That was awesome to hear that it is not CGI, but rather practical action work.
“3000”
"Titanic" is still amazing. The full size replica, the visual effects... still breathtaking.
Horrible chick flick
@@scottbarkley496 get taste
Titanic is a beautiful movie definitely one of my favorites
Really man Titanic is one of the very few movies ive seen that's flawless...i was only 12 when it came out but I've always been into film and after Titanic hit i learned to never doubt James Cameron..as if Terminator,T2(still my all time favorite sequel and a staple of my childhood that i loved before I even spoke English),Aliens,The Abyss and True Lies(such a classic one of the funniest movies ever) we'rent enough reasons to not doubt him but Titanic was so plagued with problems it really is a miracle it came out so damn good...sorry to yap
@@scottbarkley496 no need to be a hater dude.
0:30 10. Bridge Collapse ~ The Bridge on the River Kwai
1:39 09. Plane Crash ~ The Dark Knight Rises
2:40 08. Wingsuits ~ Transformers: Dark of the Moon
3:50 07. Catching The Food ~ Spider-Man
4:54 06. Skydiving ~ Iron Man 3
6:00 05. Corridor Fight ~ Oldboy
7:09 04. D-Day ~ Saving Private Ryan
8:09 03. The Sinking ~ Titanic
9:39 02. Everything ~ The Abyss
11:11 01. The Plane ~ Mission: Impossible - Rouge Nation
00. Mountain cliff scene ~ Mission: Impossible Dead Reckoning
And also
Halo Jump scene ~ Mission: Impossible Fallout
Hats off to Tom Cruise 😎
The Abyss is seriously underrated. And yet, I love it! It deserves more praise and respect because the filmmakers nearly gave their lives to make it.
Or it deserves condemnation because the filmmakers risked peoples lives all in the pursuit of money. Two sides to every coin.
When I watched the plane scene from Mission Impossible - Rouge Nation for the first time in the theatre, it was really intense. I didn't know they can film outside instead of using CGI. I was shocked! It was crazy to see how Cruise pull his dangerous stunt like that!
That was the most innovated stunts of all time
My Grandpa who was at the Storming of Normandy broke down in tears in a panic attack while watching the opening of Saving Private Ryan. He stated for the first time (to my knowledge) what serving duringWW2 was actually like.We rented the movie to watch after dinner one Friday night. I felt like a shit heel. I expected the reality of it to be much less. Grandpa LOVED watching old war movies until SPR. He was shook to the core.
I remember Tobey Maguire having to do that tray trick. Still can’t believe it wasn’t CGI
My father lost his leg in WWII. There's an extra in the scene from Saving Private Ryan that has his leg blown off in that opening montage. He's just an actor portraying a very small moment of an incredibly realistic, brutal scene, but when I saw it in the theater I just lost it. It was hard to stop crying to watch the rest of the film. It's such a painfully realistic portrayal of brutality that leads up to probably one of the finest last bits of dialogue in film. I've never watched it again, don't think I can, but it's an amazing film.
The one scene where the guy had his arm blown off,and he pick it up carried it around was brutal
You’re way stronger than me. I don’t have any family who suffered that war like that and I still couldn’t watch more than the first few minutes of the movie.
@@arkoudanthrope That's very nice of you to say. You have a lovely heart that you couldn't sit there. It's a brutal watch.
3:50 I can see why it was difficult to film, Toby is so handsome!
Lmao yeah
I'm surprised 1917 didn't make the list. The techniques used to make long sequences look seamless were truly remarkable.
In the same vein as "The bridge of the river Kwai" the ending of the original Wicker Man was a beautifully timed gamble. They burned the actual life size giant effigy right as the sun was setting and the way it feel along with brilliant color of the sunset was absolutely stunning.
Excellent movie, brilliant scene.
"Oh No!! Jesus Christ"!!!
Haunts my dreams.
That time Werner Herzog forced his crew to have a ship climb a hill.
For sure. Amazed that wasn’t on here. Or Apocalypse Now. But back in the day, I feel like crazy stuff was more common, as there were less legal protections for crew and cast.
As awesome as it is, it’s important to note that the food on MJ’s tray had stuff that made it stick to the tray. But it’s still impressive that he got it to land upright.
That makes sense, otherwise it would've been near impossible, but yeah like you said, nothing short of a feat
It took 18 tries to get it right, not as impressive as you make it sound.
@@billythekidder7182 your existence isn't impressive lmao
@@billythekidder7182 It took 156 tries. Not 18. It is impressive
I never believed that he actually did it until heard, what I assume is some kind of putty, was used to make it stick. After I heard that I can believe it
Thought Inception’s hotel corridor/hallway scene would be in there, that was a dope scene to conceive let alone film it inside a rotating set!
It may have been hell, but the payoff is there... the Abyss is hands down one of the most incredible films ever made
Film crew: Does an unrepeatable and difficult scene.
Cameraman: Nice, this time I will press record!
That incredible scene in Children of Men is worth an honorable mention.
Totally amazing video watch mojo and fantastic job.
Fun fact: that saving private ryan scene actually had hugh jackman(wolverine) and liev schreiber(sabretooth) as soldiers.
Shelley Duvall walking backwards up a flight of stairs while carrying a bat in The Shining.
I have heard that the fight scene inside of church in Kingsmen: the Secret Sevice, took weeks to film (I believe that is 9 minute sequence). That scene also deserves honorary mention, imo.
For #7, "Spider-Man," I heard that the only "special effect" used in that scene was glue. From what I heard, the filmmakers glued the tray to Tobey Maguire's hand.
Despite the presence of aliens, The Abyss is really not a scary movie. 🥰🥰🥰A U.S recovery team attempting to salvage a downed submarine encounters what appears to be an alien aquatic species living deep in the Caribbean Sea.
I love how it turns from collapsing a bridge, crashing an airplane mid air, diving with wingsuit to peter catching a tray of foods with one hand
4:33 *Loved the Spider-Man part to this day!* in 2022.
Honorable Mentions:
*The Long Tracking Fight - Atomic Blonde
-This scene showed just how exhausted the actors must've been after the cameras stopped rolling.
*A BUNCH of Tracking Shots - Gravity
-Try to nail a bunch of long takes in a movie without screwing up.
*The Westboro Baptist Massacre - Kingsman: The Secret Service
-The Choreography from so many people at once must take serious staging to get right.
*The Stairway Scene - The Shining
-Its debated how many takes were required to nail this scene. Some say it was more than 100, others say it was in the double digits.
That took about 150 takes. Well worth it!
I think it's deserving to mention that Charlie Chaplin had an attrocious history of filming scenes with even 700 takes to make them look perfect.
PRACTICAL EFFECTS BEFORE CGI
That's my motto
I liked this twice to give it 2 Thumbs Up! 👍👍
I love the catching food scene in Spiderman.
Off course Tom Cruise is number 1 since "Mission Impossible" is his most intense stunt movies of all time. Can’t wait for MI7 this year.
I still can’t can’t believe it there is NO WAY Toby actually caught that. Still is crazy to me
Tom Cruise playing Ethen Hunt was the most amazing stunt actors to ever play in the Mission Impossible movies.
*I love how TH-cam is the closest thing to a time machine we have!!*
the philosofy that "if you can dream it you can do it" nail perfectly in this video
This list can entirely be dedicated to Tom Cruise and his mission impossible film stunts
Who knew at some point, Mission Impossible is gonna be number one? 😂😂
2:30 wait did that guy fall down from the sky on purpose? Omg the director is crazy! That is a big risk.
193: No way. That’s really cool to know cause I had no idea at the time.
Is there more I should know?
I'm still in shock Toby actually caught the food. I read a Twitter comment saying it and I thought they were joking. Omg.
No Jackie Chan Hong Kong movies? From all the dangerous stunts to the hundreds of repeated takes, they should occupy multiple spots on this list.
The cast of Titanic didn't just go through the wringer,they went through the wash and rinse cycle as well!😆😆😆
It would be iconic if we ever got to see the fails of "catching the food" in Spiderman.
I think every action scenes in Mission Impossible movies were the most difficult to filmed because it had to be real
With no CGI at all which make Tom Cruise great
The Bride facing off against the Crazy 88 was one of my fave scenes from Kill Bill Vol. I.
Peter Parker saving M. J., and saving the lunch tray seemed inspired & influenced by DC’s Showcase #4, the intro of the Silver Age Flash, where Barry Allen had a very similar scene at a diner.
The NEST wingsuits seem lifted from Marvel’s Nick Fury Agent of SHIELD from a story by Jim Steranko.
Ahhh 😌 the good old days when Tobey Maguire was SM and MJ was still a redhead
Coeh boomer, vai ficar fantasiando o passado pra sempre?
Boomer moment
It's Maguire
@@awesomegirl5190 ok I’ll fix it now
“Victoria” was a low budget two hour film shot with a continuous shot and a 12 page script with only enough money for three redos but these scenes are nice.
Tobey still got the moves
After Tobey perfectly catch foods, director says:
"Oh, I forgot to turn on the camera."
Great to see oldboy on the list,absolute belter of a film I love it 😀
Also worth mentioning about Jackie Chan movies like Police Story, Project A and Armour Of God.
Abyss yeah and Tom C could’ve had a whole list to himself but how the heck did Tobey catch that jello? Move him up higher. I thought they filmed that in reverse.
Scene missing: The helicopter attack in Apocalypse Now. Coppola spent something like half the budget on that scene. The Filipine army kept calling back their choppers to fight rebels, a typhoon destroyed the set at one point, and martin sheen had a heart attack.
When it comes to action movies guys like Jackie Chan and Tom Cruise are Legends just for their bravery alone
The wing suit scene in the new Point Break is by far the better wing suit stunt
Old boy is one of the best films ever made!! The twist will catch you so off guard you'll shout at your TV 😂
The most visceral movie scene to me was in the movie The Abyss when Mastrantonio's character was to deliberately drown. OMG!!! I could feel it!!! And to this day I now have a tremendous fear of drowning and can't think about it too much. LOL. 🤪
Nice 👍
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Alien resurrection water scene was a hard shoot for the actors, especially Tom Woodruff Jr. who could not see or hear a thing in the suit he was in.
At here Tom Holland is watching without making any spider man sense 😂
What about the funeral scene in Richard Attenborough's 'Gandhi'? 300,000 (!) Volunteers were required and the half city of Dehli was shotdown for the film sequence.
I KNEW THE CATCHING THE FOOD SCENE!
They only built one half of the Titanic replica for outdoor shots. Since it was the starboard side, the docking in Dublin was incorrect as it docked on the port side.
To fix the problem they filmed everything and the images were flipped. Which means any words had to be spelled backwards, actors switched sides and costumes were altered, so it looked normal.
Everytime the painstaking went through the shoot, they had to redo it if something was wrong or unnatural after watching the flipped footage.
Kudos to Tobey for doing the stun by himself and Kirsten who needs to slip many times.
She only slipped once. The rest was pure acting.
Wow. I actually had a short comment section chat with the actual "Iron Man 3" stunt coordinator.
i think Inception gravity-less hallway fight is worth honorable mention too
already knew that the abyss would be here
I wish the six minutes battle sequence from Children of men was there 😥
you forgot so much history there. Ben Hur run scene is certainly among the 5
The most difficult movie scene ever filmed was in Star Wars, the Last Jedi.
Getting Mark Hamill to hold still while Luke Skywalker was metaphorically castrated had to be REALLY difficult.
I dont remember that in star wars..
You still exaggerate your dislike of one movie. That certainly doesn't count because none of that whole "castrated" thing never happened.
You forgot about Christopher Nolan's Inception in 2010.
I thought they were 10 Jackie Chen movie clips hahaha
I was expecting Kubrick's 2001 jogging more than 360 degrees around the deck on the Discovery. He had to build the whole thing and then rotate it during filming.
Jackie chan took 120 shots to do the boomerang fan back in the days
There’s that one scene in Scott pilgrim vs the world where he throws the Amazon package away without looking. Pretty sure it took them like 50+ takes lmao
Should have included the buffalo hunt scene from dances with wolves.
The Abyss doesn't get talked about much. It's really shame, it's such a great movie.
Great list but Apocalyse now, Children of men and Burden of Dreams should be there, or mentioned
156 takes?! damn thats commitment lol
0:47 oof imagine how much time it will cost if it was wrong timed to get the train out of the river
THE WINGSUIT SCENE WAS COOL!
what about the scene in aliens 4, where Ripley plays baseball ??
Love WatchMojo but I hate to break the news, that Spider-Man scene did not take 156 takes. It took “multiple” takes but not even close to 156. The special effects supervisor said in commentary on that scene “here’s take 156” or something like that as a joke to show that it was a hard scene to get right. They had magnets and glue to make sure the props stuck to the tray easier.
Get outta here with your "facts", Tobey McGuirre is Spider-Man.
*Props for all those who worked on these films*
The final scene of Throne of Blood. Not the final arrow through the neck, but the hundred or so that come before.
Saving private Ryan broke me. I watched it for school the first time and I still lose it every time I watch it.
Why!?
@@maloperverso8118 It's the most raw and real story. Hearing things from my grandfather about war, I think they did a great job depicting it.
Similar to the transformer wing suit stunt the 2015 point break movie has a rather epic wing suit scene that was filmed with stuntmen rather than cgi.
What about Kill Bill Vo.1 or any Jackie Chan's fighting scenes? Could be considered an honorable mention
What about that one scene from 1917 when the main character was running across no man's land, and other scenes?
Raimi: Let's wrap it up, people
Bully Maguire: You'll get your wrapping up when I catch the damn food
What about the plane stunt from Cliffhanger. Where they had to move the money and them selves from one plane to the other, witch at the time was the most expensive aerial stunt.
Only 156 takes?! That's why that's my favorite movie EVER!!!!🥰😍
Top Gun: Maverick could change hundreds of Watchmojo lists
Now we have Number 0: Mountain cliff scene - Mission Impossible Dead Reckoning (2023)
Hats off to Tom Cruise for always giving his best for his fans ❤.
He's truly an icon.
The men and women who did the stunts deserve the respect for their contribution in the movies they're in.
Overlooking Apocalypse Now is a serious flaw