It would be great if Netflix would put these punch4punch episodes with the series and movies that they're covering as bonus just like they do with the trailers, etc. Just like the good old days when dvd's had bonusses. Really love this show!
Seeing the Corridor logo turn into the Netflix logo makes me happy in ways I cannot properly explain. So happy for Sam, Niko and everyone at Corridor, it's amazing to see how far they've come. Hopefully this leads to more!
Of all the things, that centimeter-off punch was so impressive. Also, the networking "liike.. uh.. we just made a party out of this with all the people involved since it sounded cool".
As someone who does these stunts for fun on a daily basis since before I was legally allowed to drive, Gui getting those takes just right in less than a few hours is pretty phenomenal. Discounting he had numerous professionals around him to teach him, the skills required here don't convey how hard it really is. Just about every stunt driver has been doing this stuff their entire life, and to walk into that world with nothing but pressure, perseverance, and direction, is mindblowing. Gui is also just naturally talented, probably why he did so well, lol.
This series is super cool, it has those Mythbusters vibes, showing all the difficulties that go into making these cool scenes. This also gave me a massive appreciation for stunt driving, the precision that goes into it is nuts.
@@muchluck7981 Well he was literally the only actual motorsport enthusiast on that production team other than the other stunt drivers. He'd been doing track days and building race cars for most of his life. His car collection is legendary.
Ayo Gui was amazing, to learn these stunts so quick with little experience of driving a manual is insane. As always the episode was great and I would love to see it become an even larger series
Never stop this series. Just keep making more. I love how it all ties together in a short skit with comedy and skill. I will keep watching as long as you keep making.
Absolutely LOVED this! Felt like I was in the car myself watching Gui learn these car Stunts. Seriously got my heart rate going. So exciting! Gonna have to hit the Track myself sometime
The final scene was great but at no time did it really highlight the fact that Gui was actually the one doing the stunts - the way it's edited, I would have assumed it was a stunt driver - I couldn't connect the in-car shots to the external shots visually, and you don't get a clear look at his face during the external shots except the hard brake at the end. The occasional close shot where there can be no doubt it's him would have been nice, maybe hard to get the light right but that is always what I'm looking for in a chase scene - evidence that the actor is the one driving.
This episode was good in showing the difficulties of practicing and shooting with so little available time, and how that translates to the final product.
Love seeing the behind the scenes and how they do these and what the people needs to do these effects and stunts. Especially happy to see the Corridor crew and friends teaching and showing us their lessons. What do you like in this episode and what do you hope they analyze and do next?
The coverage shot of Gui where the pro had her sunglasses still on totally took me out of it. JK! Great job to all everyone who worked on this. I love getting a bonus corridor vid every week
Ooo, wasn't expecting this. I knew about the Stranger Things one, Cobra Kai one, and the Witcher one, but the fact that they also did this one in secret is pretty dope
I love stunt driving in movies so much! It makes me so giddy that Gui was able to perform all three of them in ONE day! Cant wait to see more of these episodes soon
This content is good enough to put on Netflix proper, though I am glad it is here and free. I realize it is basically marketing, but of the super entertaining variety.
I'd like to watch this in much higher resolution directly from Netflix. The quality is OK on TH-cam, but the bitrate isn't just there for shows like this.
Loved this! I actually recently started practicing stunt falls because of Corridor Crew and their stuntmen react series, which got me into Jackie Chan and Hong Kong cinema in general. Gui is such an inspiration and his video teaching corridor stunt falls is so helpful!
this episodes really makes me appreciate stunts driving more, it seems like it is harder than regular stunt it is mind + body + machine you can control mind and body, but machine, as we know, is prone to Dobe's curse it can get janky sometimes
for me first 3.40 min were a lot important niko never fails at explaining things. knowing that there was a time contraint it turned out great. if they had like 2 days of drive practive on it then it would have been 10x better. 10/10 for drone shots
Love this partnership with corridor digital. I've been saying for years that their react series would make an excellent streaming show. Do more with Corridor Digital!
When I got my first car, it didn't have anywhere near enough power to do anything cool. But it was short enough to where I got put in a couple situations where having any other car would have probably killed me. I got boxed in on an interstate and a dump truck swerved into my lane (he couldn't see me as he changed lanes during a merge) and there was a semi with a flatbed loaded with a shipping container to me left. It looked close but I didn't have another option so I ended up sliding in underneath the container under the flatbed like a damned F&F movie. My next couple of cars were definitely upgrades, first was a '98 Honda prelude (manual transmission swap, stage 1+ clutch,Tien coilovers, full stainless exhaust, stage 1 cams, head porting, tune; a fun car but nothing crazy) and then I spent my savings to buy a 2001 Mustang Cobra when I was 18. It had a little bit of work done to it (4.10 final drive gears, short shifter, stage 3 clutch, custom drive shaft, catless H pipe into dual side exit pipes (originally in flowmaster 40s shown in my video on my YT page), some head work and also tuned) that ran ~12 second quarter miles. In that Cobra, I learned how to do some of the fun moves like the flying 90 and the reverse 180 along with some of the basic drifting that was big in the 2000s. It was a tricky car to drive but taught me a lot about handling and maneuvering that just seemed easy in the prelude. The 360 power slide to full throttle straights were the most fun, but mostly came in handy on the occasion when the road was a tad slippery and trying to make a quick stopped 90 in traffic turned into an unintentional donut where you'd have to power slide out. After I had settled down a bit in my mid 20s, I had to get a family car and then a second car since my wife and I (who I met in high school thanks to my Cobra) had kids. I ended up getting an 03 Lancer Evo that had a similar level of work done to it. Then I had to learn to apply some of those skills to the AWD platform which was, fortunately, pretty easy. Anyone that tells you that learning technical driving skills is easy clearly hasn't ever had to actually do anything for real. It's incredibly physically taxing and takes a much higher level of awareness to your surroundings (and a trust in the machine) than most people will ever experience.
I watched Day Shift last night, and that car chase was pretty sweet. Gui just had some bad luck with the clutch in the reverse-180. Also, nice to see the thumbnail have the P4P logo in it.
Love this, glad corridor is able to do this. Got distracted and was trying to figure out if this is from the first time Niko broke collar bone or the second now. Corridor all together to seem how somebody always getting injured or with a collarbone injury need to be exact
My favorite filming technique for a car chase was from The Raid 2: Berandal. They had a cameraman disguised as a seat so they could track a camera through a vehicle.
Just finished this yesterday and it's awesome I like the color selection and vibe of the movie 🍿🎥 appreciate the hard work of stunt directors and the creators of this movie ❤️❤️❤️🍿 wating for a sequal
It ain't a Corridor video if someone's arm isn't in a sling. Ha ha ha ha! Love you guys! And holy crap, dude! Gui is so amazing! ... ... ... Now I wanna learn how to drift. 😅
I couldn't help but feel a bit trepidatious when I heard about Corridor doing a show for Netflix considering how executive nonsense can tend towards stifling creativity and strip internet creators from how unique they can be, but after two episodes of this I have to say these feel just like Corridor Crew videos pushed to the next level. Congrats on making something awesome and I'm excited to see what's next.
Awesome episode guys and gals ! For the record though, that reverse 180 is officially known as "The Rockford" from the Rockford Files tv series from the 70`s. That was his signature move in a 74 firebird. Nice to see Paul aka Nurkfpv is still alive, rare sightingsthese days.
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It would be great if Netflix would put these punch4punch episodes with the series and movies that they're covering as bonus just like they do with the trailers, etc. Just like the good old days when dvd's had bonusses. Really love this show!
that would be pretty sick ngl
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DVD Bonuses were so sick 😭
Awesome idea!
THANK YOU!!!! One of streamings biggest failures is the chance to enhance the behind the scenes content.
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You guys rock, I love how Niko went all the way even with his broken hand
Everything!! Great video guys!!!
Easily the look on Gui's face after he finished the whole stunt. I felt like a proud dad.
Jordan combatting the insane wind #crewcuts
Another awesome episode of Punch 4 Punch. Dear Netflix, hire these guys some more. They bring something fresh to the channel. 👍
Believe Bruh 🙏🛐🏴🐇🟣☮️👌💎
Truth!!!
if history is showing us anything it's the fact that the last thing they need is to get hired out by some giant corporation.
it never ends well
@@TrashParty God 🙏 loves a tryer ..☮️🤜🤛🏴
@@OAGSTER99 no one wants to hear your religious bs
The fact that Gui and Niko mountain bike together outside of work is just wholesome to me.
Seeing the Corridor logo turn into the Netflix logo makes me happy in ways I cannot properly explain. So happy for Sam, Niko and everyone at Corridor, it's amazing to see how far they've come. Hopefully this leads to more!
Seeing corridor hopefully reaching more mainstream people makes me happy
Terrible timing to get hacked 😅
the corridor crew channel gets more views than the still watching Netflix channel...
@@janhetjoch yeah there’s probably more people watching vfx artists react than this
Of all the things, that centimeter-off punch was so impressive. Also, the networking "liike.. uh.. we just made a party out of this with all the people involved since it sounded cool".
As someone who does these stunts for fun on a daily basis since before I was legally allowed to drive, Gui getting those takes just right in less than a few hours is pretty phenomenal. Discounting he had numerous professionals around him to teach him, the skills required here don't convey how hard it really is. Just about every stunt driver has been doing this stuff their entire life, and to walk into that world with nothing but pressure, perseverance, and direction, is mindblowing.
Gui is also just naturally talented, probably why he did so well, lol.
amen brother
HIT EM WITH IT! Hope you guys are enjoying our Punch 4 Punch series so far! You guys won't want to miss the next two either!
I’m so pumped for them!!
This episode (and this whole series) came together insanely well! It's so much fun. We are going to need more seasons!
It's awesome to see you crossover to other projects and highlight what FPV brings to the set.
Great to see you on Netflix and with the Corridor crew Nurk! Great job on the shots.
This series is super cool, it has those Mythbusters vibes, showing all the difficulties that go into making these cool scenes. This also gave me a massive appreciation for stunt driving, the precision that goes into it is nuts.
And to think that paul walker was so good he did his own stunt driving
Yes! The Mythbusters thing was tickling my brain, that's what it is
@@muchluck7981 Well he was literally the only actual motorsport enthusiast on that production team other than the other stunt drivers. He'd been doing track days and building race cars for most of his life. His car collection is legendary.
"Broken arm or not, Im here" and that is exactly why Corridor is the amazing way it is today.
Hi Netflix, putting these two friends together on a show was a veeery good idea, keep it up!
I love the energy of Gui & Niko and the entire team of these shows. I hope its allowed to expand and get more eyes on it. 10/10
Such a cool experience! Filming at the racetrack was wild!! SO much wind.
RIP to your camera.
I still have nightmares about that wind..
Yes. That drone shot up through the sunroof and into the overhead shot blew my mind. The stunts on Day Shift are the only reason to watch it.
Ayo Gui was amazing, to learn these stunts so quick with little experience of driving a manual is insane. As always the episode was great and I would love to see it become an even larger series
Never stop this series. Just keep making more. I love how it all ties together in a short skit with comedy and skill.
I will keep watching as long as you keep making.
Great episode guys! This needs to be a full fledged Netflix series.
Absolutely LOVED this! Felt like I was in the car myself watching Gui learn these car Stunts. Seriously got my heart rate going. So exciting! Gonna have to hit the Track myself sometime
Gui is a really talented stunt man and picks up new stunts pretty quickly. I’d say he’s one of the best working nowadays. 👍🏼
Shoutout to whoever did the intro, it has the perfect energy and music for this show! I really love it
The corridor guys are gold. Netflix, pick this up! They more than deserve it
I love that Gui isn’t with corridor digital but he just loves to hang out with them! Really cool he got to do something out of his normal!
The final scene was great but at no time did it really highlight the fact that Gui was actually the one doing the stunts - the way it's edited, I would have assumed it was a stunt driver - I couldn't connect the in-car shots to the external shots visually, and you don't get a clear look at his face during the external shots except the hard brake at the end. The occasional close shot where there can be no doubt it's him would have been nice, maybe hard to get the light right but that is always what I'm looking for in a chase scene - evidence that the actor is the one driving.
This episode was good in showing the difficulties of practicing and shooting with so little available time, and how that translates to the final product.
Love seeing the behind the scenes and how they do these and what the people needs to do these effects and stunts. Especially happy to see the Corridor crew and friends teaching and showing us their lessons.
What do you like in this episode and what do you hope they analyze and do next?
The coverage shot of Gui where the pro had her sunglasses still on totally took me out of it.
JK! Great job to all everyone who worked on this. I love getting a bonus corridor vid every week
Gui's the man! Another awesome episode. Hopefully we'll be able to watch it in proper quality on the proper Netflix some time in the future.
Makes me really happy to see Kevin Senzaki still as their post sound guy! Glad to see the FreddieW/Rocketjump crew still working together
ive loved gui since the first appearance, so happy to see him becoming a main personality of the channel, his charisma and humbleness is amazing
i genuinenly love this series Niko and Gui are amazing hosts!
I cant believe how proud i felt watching Gui nail these stunts. Hard stuff.
Ooo, wasn't expecting this. I knew about the Stranger Things one, Cobra Kai one, and the Witcher one, but the fact that they also did this one in secret is pretty dope
I love stunt driving in movies so much! It makes me so giddy that Gui was able to perform all three of them in ONE day!
Cant wait to see more of these episodes soon
This content is good enough to put on Netflix proper, though I am glad it is here and free. I realize it is basically marketing, but of the super entertaining variety.
Bloody awesome, and why isn't the main man an actor in a major motion picture? Somebody hire this team!
I love seeing Corridor Digital in more projects outside their channel.
Another rocking P4P!! Gui, you not only killed the driving, you nailed the acting. Good on ya, mate! Can't wait for episode #3!
I'd like to watch this in much higher resolution directly from Netflix. The quality is OK on TH-cam, but the bitrate isn't just there for shows like this.
Everyone on this episode are AMAZINGGG. We want an action movie with Gui and directed by Niko!
Loved this! I actually recently started practicing stunt falls because of Corridor Crew and their stuntmen react series, which got me into Jackie Chan and Hong Kong cinema in general. Gui is such an inspiration and his video teaching corridor stunt falls is so helpful!
I love this series. It was great to see Gui kill the driving stunts. The teaching team was so great with him. Total pros. Keep it up everyone
This was an absolutely amazing episode, good effort Gui!!
Corridor Crew , Always excellent work. Always worth the watch! - Toronto, Canada.
this episodes really makes me appreciate stunts driving more,
it seems like it is harder than regular stunt
it is mind + body + machine
you can control mind and body, but machine, as we know, is prone to Dobe's curse
it can get janky sometimes
Yeah, especially since often times the cars aren’t juiced, simply pretended to be.
Love corridor crew and love Gui's journey with the channel!
I loved the drone shots in Day Shift during the car chase, had me stop and rewind to it a few times.
These guys are naturals at this. They're great presenters with great chemistry together. We want more!
Netflix, when is the next episode coming out it has been 3 weeks since this video released and nothing
"Whats the difference between Gui and someone with time in the seat"
"The time in the seat"
Would love this on the main streaming platform.
"Limited intact bones" XD
Wren you goof!!
for me first 3.40 min were a lot important niko never fails at explaining things.
knowing that there was a time contraint it turned out great. if they had like 2 days of drive practive on it then it would have been 10x better. 10/10 for drone shots
Can not wait for Nico to direct a whole film. It's going to be bad ass.
Love this partnership with corridor digital. I've been saying for years that their react series would make an excellent streaming show. Do more with Corridor Digital!
This is a great series! Love seeing Gui playing such a major role in this as well.
When I got my first car, it didn't have anywhere near enough power to do anything cool. But it was short enough to where I got put in a couple situations where having any other car would have probably killed me. I got boxed in on an interstate and a dump truck swerved into my lane (he couldn't see me as he changed lanes during a merge) and there was a semi with a flatbed loaded with a shipping container to me left. It looked close but I didn't have another option so I ended up sliding in underneath the container under the flatbed like a damned F&F movie.
My next couple of cars were definitely upgrades, first was a '98 Honda prelude (manual transmission swap, stage 1+ clutch,Tien coilovers, full stainless exhaust, stage 1 cams, head porting, tune; a fun car but nothing crazy) and then I spent my savings to buy a 2001 Mustang Cobra when I was 18. It had a little bit of work done to it (4.10 final drive gears, short shifter, stage 3 clutch, custom drive shaft, catless H pipe into dual side exit pipes (originally in flowmaster 40s shown in my video on my YT page), some head work and also tuned) that ran ~12 second quarter miles.
In that Cobra, I learned how to do some of the fun moves like the flying 90 and the reverse 180 along with some of the basic drifting that was big in the 2000s. It was a tricky car to drive but taught me a lot about handling and maneuvering that just seemed easy in the prelude. The 360 power slide to full throttle straights were the most fun, but mostly came in handy on the occasion when the road was a tad slippery and trying to make a quick stopped 90 in traffic turned into an unintentional donut where you'd have to power slide out.
After I had settled down a bit in my mid 20s, I had to get a family car and then a second car since my wife and I (who I met in high school thanks to my Cobra) had kids. I ended up getting an 03 Lancer Evo that had a similar level of work done to it. Then I had to learn to apply some of those skills to the AWD platform which was, fortunately, pretty easy. Anyone that tells you that learning technical driving skills is easy clearly hasn't ever had to actually do anything for real. It's incredibly physically taxing and takes a much higher level of awareness to your surroundings (and a trust in the machine) than most people will ever experience.
I watched Day Shift last night, and that car chase was pretty sweet. Gui just had some bad luck with the clutch in the reverse-180. Also, nice to see the thumbnail have the P4P logo in it.
Dude you guys are complimenting the drivers but someone's driving the drone too! That's really insane!
Loving the format and vibes of this show. Can't wait for more
This is friggin awesome, I absolutely love the drone shots and the editing was on point.
Easily the best show on this channel, keep em coming!
This series is actually so fantastic. Hope they do a bunch of these
Seeing you guys on this channel makes me so happy! I have been watching for years. I am glad to see all the hard work paying off.
Awesome! The car sequence felt nice and crisp! Thanks for the insights!
Everything was awesome but honestly this punch at 3:40 impressed me the most!
if Gui didn't know how to drive with stick, it's amazing what he accomplished
Can we all just sit back and realize whatever nikko touches turns to gold
Love this, glad corridor is able to do this. Got distracted and was trying to figure out if this is from the first time Niko broke collar bone or the second now. Corridor all together to seem how somebody always getting injured or with a collarbone injury need to be exact
This series is really smart. It uses youtube celeb/talent to promote and drive traffic to Netflix. Would like to see more Sam.
They really did an awesome job putting this together. Feels like a tv show with a splash of that corridor charm! Love it!
The most amazing thing in this video is Niko's healing factor
My favorite filming technique for a car chase was from The Raid 2: Berandal. They had a cameraman disguised as a seat so they could track a camera through a vehicle.
Just finished this yesterday and it's awesome I like the color selection and vibe of the movie 🍿🎥 appreciate the hard work of stunt directors and the creators of this movie ❤️❤️❤️🍿 wating for a sequal
This is one of the most well produced and engaging series I have ever seen on TH-cam.
This needs to be a series hosted on the Netflix platform. So sick!
Awesome episode! Came for the Corridor Crew & Gui (they always rock it!) and now I gotta go watch Day Shift cause that looks legit!
Great show!!!! Love you guys!!
You inspire me to be the best !!
Love the car chase, it was so impactful. I really hope you guys can do intense close quarter shooting scene next.
Corridor showing clean high budget but still keeping the TH-cam personality.
Would love to see these on Netflix’s official site. Content like this deserves to be seen by more people!
It ain't a Corridor video if someone's arm isn't in a sling. Ha ha ha ha! Love you guys!
And holy crap, dude! Gui is so amazing! ... ... ... Now I wanna learn how to drift. 😅
I am all over this Niko and Gui show. So happy to see Gui join the Corridor team
This looks so fun yet terrifying 😭
Another great episode, MAKE THIS A NETFLIX SHOW!!!
This was like watching a mythbusters episode. Very informative. It really makes me want to watch Day Break now.
Absolutely love these videos. Can’t wait for more!
Gui's laugh is so infectious. Great to see him become a regular with the Corridor Crew.
It awesome watching these guys go from nerf fights on vacation to now doing gigs for netflix. So awesome
Funny how it seems like Bri tried to match Gui’s swag with the hoodie/overalls combo 😆
love this format, more ppl need to see it!
I really Gui. He’s got such a fun personality and it’s a pleasure to see him as a host.
I couldn't help but feel a bit trepidatious when I heard about Corridor doing a show for Netflix considering how executive nonsense can tend towards stifling creativity and strip internet creators from how unique they can be, but after two episodes of this I have to say these feel just like Corridor Crew videos pushed to the next level. Congrats on making something awesome and I'm excited to see what's next.
Am so glad corridor crew channel is still getting back on u guys really impact us and love your content ❤️❤️❤️❤️
The sunglasses coming off, going back on, and getting put back on again was the most amazing part. She obviously wears 2 pairs of sunglasses
Gui is an ACTION STAR we need this boiii wit his own movie ASAP haha
i love that they started him in a Miata. Miata is always the answer.
Awesome episode guys and gals ! For the record though, that reverse 180 is officially known as "The Rockford" from the Rockford Files tv series from the 70`s. That was his signature move in a 74 firebird. Nice to see Paul aka Nurkfpv is still alive, rare sightingsthese days.
This was awesome guys! My heart was pounding for Gui!