I'd like an Amy Johnston special with: Amy's favorite (own) stunts; the most difficult that look easy; the simplest that look hard; the most expensive; the best choreography (& the worst); Other's stunts that Amy admires ... etc.
When I was in China, I spoke to some students about Jackie Chan, and they were like "yes! He's great!" And I was like "what's your favourite film?" And they were like "film? He made films? No, I like his music". True story.
God, the Last Crusade tank sequence is one of the greatest action sequences in the history of cinema. The pacing, the moments of levity to momentarily break the tension so it can be ramped back up again... Absolute perfection.
For the benefit of anyone who didn't know, some of Jackie's earliest training was as a child a (by many reports brutally strict) peking opera school, so yeah, classically trained singer with a fairly extensive musical library on top of everything else.
Next time Amy is in, you guys should DEFINITELY look at the huge one-take in the apartment building from Atomic Blonde. There's some great moments and fight sequences in that scene.
Ideas for future videos: Christopher Nolan movies... They mostly are real in camera stunts be it inception or dark knight and even the upcoming tenet movie... So definitely react to those
“Are we ever going to run out of Jackie Chan clips?” “Nope!” How dare he ask such an inane question. Jackie Chan is a legend. A freakin goat. I grew up watching all his movies. I’m no choreographer or stuntman of any kind. But even I knew he was damn good. Amazing. I hate working out, but since I was a kid I trained and practiced Martial Arts bc Jackie inspired my entire childhood. He’s just that kind of guy.
agreed! my favorite movies when i was a kid were Rush Hour 1 and 2, and Shanghai Noon/Knights. he's also got an amazing movie from a few years ago called The Foreigner that i absolutelly love
There is a movie called "master and commander: the far side of the world", it has some of the best practical effects on a warship i have ever seen in my life.
Amy's insights are great! Shes so humble with her knowledge that shes gained over the years of working and she clearly has a massive appreciation for all the stunt performers that came before her. Bring her back more!
Here's an idea: When the pandemic's over and social distancing has relaxed, have Amy come in and basically fight the entire Corridor Digital VFX crew in a female John Wick style one-woman-army type of chaos. :P
I'm happy for her to beat them up, so long as they don't invite Gui to participate, he'd do a great job, I just don't want to see my boy get hurt (he's my favourite)
In “band of brothers” there’s a moment where a guy gets crushed by a tank, and they actually had a tank drive over him. I’d love to see you react to some of Band of Brothers
@@MrFernet07 It was when they basically did the stunt themselves on the RUSH videos. They had a tank and had someone go under it when it went over. I think the video was called something like 'we have a tank!' so that has a lot more detail anyway.
You should look at the Bicyclist pile up in "The Pink Panther" 2006 There's a lot of physical comedy that I think would be interesting to look at how they did it safely.
I'd love to see something along the lines of Pyrotechnicians React, or similar. Just watching explosions and talking about what must've gone into setting them up, etc. Or other disciplines for that matter.
The ONLY time I'd recommend Shyamalan's "The Last Airbender" is as an example of terrible fight choreography. The fight scenes in that movie are slow, poorly-rehearsed, and awkward as hell since they're filmed in continuous tracking shots. You guys would have fun contrasting that with the more streamlined fight scenes in the animated show.
Ugh, it was cringwworthy seeing the amount of people just standing there doing nothing in the bigger crowd shots. Honestly the most disappointing thing about that film is not that it's a poor adaptation, but it had all the ingredients right there to be great but it just ended up as a mess of a movie.
Yes, hardcore cringed in the 'earthbending' scene.... like 15 men to lift one rock... slow and lumbering unlike the awesome martial arts in the animation
@@cass7448 Also, whose idea was it to make the firebenders unable to make fire... that is why they were so difficult to defeat! Just out the fire and BOOM you win -.-
@@KillahMate if you're already exposing yourself to other people, doing it for a couple hours more for another ten mins on your video is not any more risk. They're just making less content and begging more. It's getting increasingly frustrating.
these new videos are actually the longest things theyve done. Most of the best og vlogs with cmike and d were only a few minutes but I would trade everything now just for one more kind of vlog like in the old days.
@@uzbetrolling5545 the fact they are longer but feel shorter just go miles for showing how they're padding out the videos with filler instead of content. Such a shame, because it was such a cool series when it started
Great to see Amy on this episode! I've always thought the stunt crew should get more credit than they do. The movies wouldn't be what they are without the stunt crew! Especially these days, when the camera work is so much closer and the stunts more involved and "realistic" than they used to be.
I’ve requested this a bunch of times and others have too, so maybe we’ll see it at some point. Or maybe there’s some copyright thing that’s preventing them from showing clips? Who knows. It’s a great scene for this type of analysis so it’s baffling that they haven’t done it yet.
Well the fight scenes are actually real. With real I mean they fight reverse. Its choreographed backwards. Look it up on TH-cam. There are like 10 minutes of behind the scenes :)
@@youtubewatcher3926 but not only the fight scenes. there was one part at the end of the movie, where an explosion is reversed, and the ruble flips a person thats stepping onto it, while the rubble flies back to the building. so rad.
Another banger, as for when Amy Johnston comes back, have her break down her sword scene with Scott Adkins in accident man please. As for other scenes. The end fight of kill zone two is amazing, it’s a 2on1 scene and also the car chase/fight with tian jing and andy on in the Donnie yen 2013 flick special id please. And keep up the good work, I’m off to subscribe to corridordigital.com.
I showed my wife Waterworld for the first time and she was laughing the whole time. The last stunt especially when Kevin Costner jumps out of a blimp and saves the little girl, with a regular rope tied around him, and three jetskis run into each other and blow up. Love the videos, Thanks guys!
Amy Johnson talks about some of these shots like a director! Besides her athletic achievements, she show a lot of understanding about the look and how it was shot.
About Gimli- John Rhys-Davies has been in three of the most successful movie series of all time. Indiana Jones, Lord of the Rings and James Bond (The Living Daylights). I love analysing movies to see what actor has been in the most franchises. I believe Christopher Lee has the best record that I can recall: Lord of the Ring/The Hobbit, James Bond (The Man with the Golden Gun), Star Wars, Dracula, Gremlins, Alice in Wonderland, Sherlock Holmes, Fu Manchu, Police Academy, The Three Musketeers and Witch Mountain. 11 different franchises spanning 56 years from the first to the last (though his career was even longer), mostly lead roles with a couple minor roles or appearances. Impressive.
The coolest "actor in movies fact" I know is that the late great Bill Paxton has been killed by a xenomorph (Aliens), the predator (Predator 2) the terminator (The Terminator) and an agent of SHIELD (Agents of SHIELD S1E22).
He was a former oss commander, a real james. A chilling moment is when he describes how peter jackson told him to scream when gremer stabs him in the back in RoTK and lee responds, have you ever stabbed a man in the back? He cannot scream!
Last night I had a snippet from Raiders of the lost ark (Indy vs the mechanic at the airstrip) pop up in my suggested clips on YT, and i thought "i feel like watching some Indiana Jones. Seeing this tonight has definitely put it into my "must do" list. And you are right about John Rhys_Davies & Christopher Lee. I never thought too much about whom was in the most successful franchise, but I knew that they were certainly amonst some of the heavy hitters for having been in some big movies.
I love the Jackie Chan attention, I think reviewing a few Jackie Chan stunts every episode would be great. For the next one maybe look at drunken master where he gets kicked into the fire, and the bar scene earlier in the movie as well. Lots of stuff gets broken in the bar scene, and it could get it's own video imo. I would also love to maybe see how they work around stunts with animals. How do you film sword fighting on horse back, and keep everyone safe
Yeah, they should also at that one stunt where Jackie Chan almost dies. No........... wait.......... that's not just one stunt, that's every stunt Jackie Chan does.
so just wanted to share a neat piece of trivia from the last crusade clip. in the first three films, Indy wears his shoulder bag under his jacket. that's why he can't get free from the tank; the jacket would have to be removed first, then the shoulder bag would be free to be taken off, freeing him from the tank. he's effectively wedged the gun barrel between some that needs to come off and something preventing it from doing so. this is relevant because in crystal skull, he is shown onscreen having started to wear the strap over everything, because Indy is a professor who speaks often of learning from our history. he's showing an in-universe adaptation to changing conditions, the strap placement was fine originally, but he adjusted when presented with a new wrinkle in the plan. nothing could be more Indy then adjusting as he goes along. i do want to explain why he chose to put it under the jacket originally, because i can think of a few reasons that make sense, but seem ill-advised in hindsight. first, Indy has to deal with changing climates and temperatures regularly, meaning that taking off his jacket would entail removing the bag first, then the jacket. second, cars, trains, and especially aircraft of the period were absolutely tiny on the inside at the time, generally speaking. being able to keep the bag beneath the jacket minimizes snagging, and also reduces his physical profile, with the weight of the heavy leather jacket tamping the bag down so it doesn't jump around so much. and thirdly, Indy uses his bag to hold plot-relevant items, so it needs to be as secure as possible. stealing from it is a lot harder when its under a leather coat and kept close to the body. I've ridden on buses and trains with bags and have used this method before. I just flop it onto my lap, shimmying it around my shoulders to place it where i want it. TL;DR: Indy's bag posed a problem in last crusade, so he switches to a safer method in crystal skull. just a neat in-universe development.
Definitely! Funfact: When the nazis go flying off the bridge near the end, the production dropped a real car from such a high altitude that the effect required *FAA* clearance to shoot.
Can y’all do the Scene in Rush Hour (1), where Jackie falls from the ceiling of the building, and he has Chris Tucker our that Tarp under him, or part 2 where the we’re hanging from the light pole and Jackie is running on the side of the truck
Oh, hell yes. Some of the best stunt work in cinema history. Also, I'd love a show that breaks down the cinematography of Indiana Jones action scenes, because they are masterclasses in composition and storyboarding.
What they didn't mention is how even tbough it's interwar period/leadup to WW2 it's an old WW1 era tank, in the logic of the film it's the middle east so they have older loan tanks, but obviously chosen by the production because of the exposed treads, all WW2 tanks had the skirts and armor covering the top of the treads, but this works so much better for the danger and all the action beats
All 3 movies have so many timeless classic stunts, sadly by the time crystal skull rolled around, Spielberg was too old and tired to challenge Lucas on all his dumb ideas and we got a way goofier cartoony movie haha, he prequelized indy
On a whim just started watching Lara Croft: Tomb Raider. Right at the beginning there's a surprisingly well done robot fight, maybe worth looking at on VFXAR. Also, she fights a robot, can't stress that enough
Also, there’s a fight scene where she fights a big muscular dude, and it calls attention to the fact that, as a woman, she is severely disadvantaged in terms of weight, strength, height, and forces her to outsmart her opponent. It’s just a very real fight scene because she doesn’t just destroy the clearly advantaged man like most other movies
The Brothers Grimsby is actually a very surprising action-packed movie with some great stunts early on in the movie and ya gotta love the First-Person POV camera work that has some pretty slick cuts.
Oh there are definitely more Jackie stunts to watch! He's on top of a moving double decker bus in Police Story 2 and does a small tribute to that stunt in New Police Story. Oh, and hope Amy comes back for another one of these react videos!
Ripudaman Singh and there’s another double decker bus scene in New Police Story! They can probably do a comparison to the way it was filmed in Police Story 2-it’d be pretty interesting.
Amy Johnston was in a great action movie called "Accident Man". She and Scott Adkins face off in the climactic fight scene of the movie. You should watch the fight with her on the show... or with Scott Adkins on the show, if you can get him!
I think that Adkins commented on one of these and said, iirc, he was down for being on here. I might be completely wrong though.. So take this with a grain of salt.
Amazing fight choreography in a Foreign Movie: THE NIGHT COMES FOR US ( 2019). The same guys from THE RAID are the leads. The following are the names to search : 1.Joe Taslim vs Iko Uwasis Final Fight 2. Butcher House Fight Scene 3. The Operator vs Two Assassins
@@Jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj630 They did react to one of the hallway scenes, with the broken door. It might have been under CGI reaction instead of stuntmen though.
So I just found this channel like four days ago & I'm binge-watching.episodes. This might be my favorite series along with Scott Adkins' The Art of Action. I can't get enough. Keep up the great work!
Please react to stunts from: HANNIBAL, The Blacklist, Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter, Marvel's Agents of Shield, V for Vendetta, Rise of the planet of the apes, Supernatural, Star Trek into Darkness, The original Star Trek series and the horrible, horrible fights and stunts Please react to VFX from: HANNIBAL, FRINGE, Carnival Row, Marvel's Agents of Shield, Supernatural, Doctor who and Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter, Star Trek into Darkness, Rise of the planet of the apes, War for the planet of the apes, Dawn of the planet of the apes Thank you!
Yeah, the Kirk vs Gorn fight from "Arena" would be a good one to cover, since it's so iconic and so bad. Or maybe one of the few decent fight scenes in the series, the big barroom brawl in "The Trouble With Tribbles."
Guys, I’ve got so much to say; 1) I was subscribed, but forgot about it and wanted to subscribe again, when he was forcing to do it lol, cos I felt myself guilty lol 2) cuts are absolutely amazing 3) it’s always interesting to watch you and material is purely wonderful 4) commercial in the end - made me laugh 5) Thank you!
Last night during a live commentary of My Lucky Stars, Scott Adkins was praising Amy as the best female stunt-worker/actress he worked with! Also, the episodes are too short, it feels like you barely have any time to go through and make any analysis/reactions much at all!
1:27 I love how Amy’s in complete disbelief at the fact that that abuse of fast cuts is legit. Like yes, Hollywood has been too lazy to do legitimately choreographed fight scenes for years. I can just *feel* the vindication of my fellow kung fu movie fans who’ve been complaining about this stuff since, at the latest, the mid 2000’s!
Absolutely. You put all that time in to a scene and you want it to look good. What is the point of doing a stunt if you can't see what is going on? Stunt performers get into the biz BECAUSE they see awesome shots and want to make their own! Support good editing and choreography! 😉
The police story theme was my growing up theme. Every time I heard it it gave me adrenaline. Def imagined the music during my action figure and LEGO plays
Please react to the pure hilarity of Kung Fu Hustle. Perhaps more Ip Man. Ip Man 4 had a fight between Donnie Yen and Scott Atkins. What more could you want from life?
This is underrated. Edgar Wright has such a phenomenal way of directing action scenes that fits with his stylistic cutting, panning, and editing, but somehow isn't overwhelming and disorienting *cough cough* Taken *cough cough*
@@mannya.h.967 there's a little bit of overcutting in the 4th ex fight of scott Pilgrim, but overall Edgar wright is well above average with his action scenes.
i remember when they built that cardboard tank! never forgot about it tbh, was such an awesome idea. i had to have been in early highschool when i saw them do that
Would be great to see Zoe Bell in an episode if she's in Los Angeles. Also, Backdraft would be a great movie to react to for stunts. There's also a good fight scene in there were Kurt Russell Tackles Billy Baldwin into the air and he hits his head on the light (I always thought that shot was cool when I was younger)
You guys could do an entire show on Vic Armstrong (Harrison Ford's double) and the old-school stunt guys of the 70s and 80s. Armstrong's work and the way he moulded the way things are done today is invaluable.
It would be really cool to see a reaction to the effects and stunts in The Expanse. There isn't anything in there that's super insane from a technical perspective, but there is a ton of attention paid to making sure everything matches the real physics of space travel.
This channel is an absolute joy to watch, but how did you guys NOT pick up on how it was 100% physically impossible for Indy's shoulder bag strap to get stuck on that blown out turret gun?!
Ideas for future Videos: Jackie Chan vs. Benny "The Jet" Urquidez | Powerman I - Fight Scene Agent Liu (Jet Li) vs The Twins (Cyril Raffaelli & Didier Azoulay) - Kiss of The Dragon Jackie Chan jumping from edge to edge down a multi-storied building - Rob B Hood Jackie Chan climbing on a rollercoaster - Rob B Hood Police Story (1985) Mall fight - Jackie Chan - also the Long Pole Slide
*You think those Tak3n cuts are bad?* *React to the fight scene on top of the tank in the final Resident Evil movie.* *That's some headache/seizure inducing nonsense !!*
That movie was a huge disappointment. Every fight scene and other big set-piece had so much potential. They were really good concepts that could have been amazing scenes, but they all just fell so flat. Also, the sound design was TERRIBLE. I actually walked out of the theater with temporary hearing loss.
@@ZorrroUK Yeah, I binge-watched them all in a row a few years ago, and even from the opening scene, you can instantly tell something is hugely wrong and different from the movies that came before it.
I’d love to hear from Amy about her mo cap work, particularly in The Last of Us 2. I think she had to mo cap a baby at one point, so it’d be interesting getting some insight from her process with this.
I've got a couple which are probably too obvious, but i'd still like to see broken down: Police Story - Aside from the obvious fireman's pole stunt, in the opening bus scene 2 stuntmen take a wicked fall off the top of a double decker bus which looks ridiculous. There's also a bunch of falls and glass breaks in the end mall fight scene which look pretty hectic (not entirely sure how much is sugar glass). Winners and Sinners - Jackie Chan goes under a semi-trailer on roller skates (not sure on timing and speed or if the tape is sped up). Project A - Aside from the obvious clocktower fall, towards the ending Sammo Hung falls off a flight of stairs seemingly into a solid wall and takes a pretty big bump. He's only wearing a vest (no shirt underneath), so he doesn't look padded up in the slightest. Armour of God - Jackie Chan fights 4 Amazonian looking women wearing high heels, there's a couple of falls that look pretty heavy. Also, as a rare "Bad Stunt", at the ending he base jumps off a cliff and somehow ends up landing on a hot air balloon (in one cut you can see a tree in the background) and abseiling from on top into the basket. The environment scaling is a bit questionable in that one, but the end wide shot is insane. Love your work!!
Ideas: 1) Compare the Robin Hood and Nottingham Sheriff fights between the Errol Flynn version and the Kevin Costner version. 2) For comic relief, sword fight in a little known film called "Steel Dawn" with the late Patrick Swayze. 3) I don't remember if you've done this one or not, but the basketball court fight from The Expendables. 4) The Transporter, when he 'knocks' on the door.
The big fight scene from the Jackie Chan movie “Gorgeous” is an amazing fight! Normally Jackie uses props in his fights, but in this one it’s just fists and kicks. Done so well. Please react to it! Would love to hear your guy’s thoughts on it!
@@WellCookedPotatoes The movie itself is based on the first game in the franchise which came out all the way back in 2005. Then that same game got a remake in 2016 called Yakuza Kiwami.
Statistically speaking, if I keep asking you guys to analyze Ace Ventura 2: When Nature Calls, you will one day do it. Here's my request for this week
Seconded
Let's just do ALL the things...YOU wanna do...
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Which scene do you have in mind?
WTTPminiloeuf it’s the curious little rhino, let’s not mess around.
I'd like an Amy Johnston special with: Amy's favorite (own) stunts; the most difficult that look easy; the simplest that look hard; the most expensive; the best choreography (& the worst); Other's stunts that Amy admires ... etc.
She could just have any episode of reading her book and I'd still watch it.. she is adorable.
MightyMagyarz you should check her channel if you havent already its pretty cool too and just as cute
When I was in China, I spoke to some students about Jackie Chan, and they were like "yes! He's great!" And I was like "what's your favourite film?" And they were like "film? He made films? No, I like his music".
True story.
Didn't he also do a cover of 'Make a Man out of You' from Mulan, or was that a fever dream? 👀
@@living_perch5246 I think I have seen it. It does exist :)
I have it on my playlist. He is a great singer. I listen to his stuff sometimes.
u mean jacky Cheung?
@@living_perch5246 i think it was included in the chinese version of the movie
God, the Last Crusade tank sequence is one of the greatest action sequences in the history of cinema. The pacing, the moments of levity to momentarily break the tension so it can be ramped back up again... Absolute perfection.
Truth.
the chemistry between clint and amy is off the charts!
You can cut it with a knife
Finally! Someone else sees it!
@@altostreeter what should we call it? climy? amint?
@@merziah21 Clamt
@@sloganwade4994 the worst and best version
Jackie was trained by the Peking Opera so his singing isn't entirely out of left field.
Duuuuude he has got some great songs!!!!!
Definitely listen to the ones he sings as the themes for his movies
He also starred in a porno.
War! Huh! Yeah! What is it good for?
Caram3lk He dubbed some Disney movies released in China which involved singing
He's deaf in one ear
For the benefit of anyone who didn't know, some of Jackie's earliest training was as a child a (by many reports brutally strict) peking opera school, so yeah, classically trained singer with a fairly extensive musical library on top of everything else.
Scott Pilgrim vs. The World would be the perfect blend of stunt choreo + vfx
analyze Ace Ventura 2: When Nature Calls
Yes please!
Is that a jojo reference ?
When actors fighting, camera be like:
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Editor be like
Love that movie 📼
@@iamspeed4362 Editor would be like:
Guess i die now
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Next time Amy is in, you guys should DEFINITELY look at the huge one-take in the apartment building from Atomic Blonde. There's some great moments and fight sequences in that scene.
She is such a cool person I think you should invite her to the show more often. Anyways such a cool video
all of the stuntmen are really awesome people tbh
This is cool 🍩
I second that
She’s also hot
@@Kevin-br9sf 📽
Amy is such a pleasant guest. She just seems genuinely lovely.
Suggestion : "Monty Python Black Knight"
Tis but a scratch
A scratch? Your arm's off!
@@andreashafjall9972 no it isn't
@@philiph.2128 Well, what's that then?
They already did that one
@@derekhunter5040 link?
Ideas for future videos:
Christopher Nolan movies... They mostly are real in camera stunts be it inception or dark knight and even the upcoming tenet movie... So definitely react to those
Bro they HAVE TO react to the inception hallway scene
Tenets stunts were very nice
Agreed!
I really hope they react to the fight (you know which one) and the building!
I just remember the Batman Begins being a lot of that Taken shit editing
"Are we ever going to run out of Jackie Chan clips?"
Clint: Nope.
Atta' boy.
“Are we ever going to run out of Jackie Chan clips?” “Nope!”
How dare he ask such an inane question. Jackie Chan is a legend. A freakin goat. I grew up watching all his movies. I’m no choreographer or stuntman of any kind. But even I knew he was damn good. Amazing. I hate working out, but since I was a kid I trained and practiced Martial Arts bc Jackie inspired my entire childhood. He’s just that kind of guy.
For real though.... Um... 57 years of film career footage might take some time.
agreed! my favorite movies when i was a kid were Rush Hour 1 and 2, and Shanghai Noon/Knights. he's also got an amazing movie from a few years ago called The Foreigner that i absolutelly love
Ok
There is a movie called "master and commander: the far side of the world", it has some of the best practical effects on a warship i have ever seen in my life.
You say that like no-one has heard of it. It was a big movie.
JonMacFhearghuis I just finished watching it yesterday. Never heard of it before that, lol.
I forgot about that movie! It was excellent.
@@skepticalbadger You'd be surprised what big movies of their time get lost because of generational gaps.
Amy's insights are great! Shes so humble with her knowledge that shes gained over the years of working and she clearly has a massive appreciation for all the stunt performers that came before her. Bring her back more!
Never run out of Jackie Chan clips
Jackie Chan - "I am INEVITABLE!"
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@@monki3279 Okay dude no one asked
@@Anthony_So ok dude same thing no one asked you to reply
@@monki3279 lol edited
@Paul 😆😆good one
Here's an idea: When the pandemic's over and social distancing has relaxed, have Amy come in and basically fight the entire Corridor Digital VFX crew in a female John Wick style one-woman-army type of chaos. :P
Yes. Nerf guns, bow & arrow, swords, everything allowed.
Yes!
I'm happy for her to beat them up, so long as they don't invite Gui to participate, he'd do a great job, I just don't want to see my boy get hurt (he's my favourite)
So, likeAtomic Blonde? I'd love to see that.
A Jackie Chan Special with Guest Star Jackie Chan would be a turning point. Wave of subscribes incoming!
In “band of brothers” there’s a moment where a guy gets crushed by a tank, and they actually had a tank drive over him. I’d love to see you react to some of Band of Brothers
I think they did react to that right?
@@vinceemery5943 they already talked about that in a vlog way back then
MrFernet07
Yeah, I remembered them talking about it somewhere
@@MrFernet07 It was when they basically did the stunt themselves on the RUSH videos. They had a tank and had someone go under it when it went over. I think the video was called something like 'we have a tank!' so that has a lot more detail anyway.
They should do Jacky Chan half an hour special. There are so many stunts he did by himself. He is a legend.
Please like this comment so they sees it
Only Tom Cruise can travel worldwide without Quarantine now.
Tom Cruise is currently filming for 1 month in Norway.
@@V3ntilator em...ok
Harrison Ford's stunt double is the legendary Vic Armstrong, and when he's in costume they are almost twins.
Mad Max: Fury Road, for the love of all that is holy
Obviously.
It’d need to have its own full episode for all of the awesomeness in every scene
I second that!
Crappy movie
For me, some of the stunts in the older Mad Max movies are incredible, just so raw! They need to take a look at them
I'd love to hear Amy's thoughts on the final fight in "Fist of Legend" starring Jet Li.
You should look at the Bicyclist pile up in "The Pink Panther" 2006
There's a lot of physical comedy that I think would be interesting to look at how they did it safely.
I'd love to see something along the lines of Pyrotechnicians React, or similar. Just watching explosions and talking about what must've gone into setting them up, etc. Or other disciplines for that matter.
The ONLY time I'd recommend Shyamalan's "The Last Airbender" is as an example of terrible fight choreography. The fight scenes in that movie are slow, poorly-rehearsed, and awkward as hell since they're filmed in continuous tracking shots. You guys would have fun contrasting that with the more streamlined fight scenes in the animated show.
Omg the earthbenders scene will give them nightmares
It would be interesting if they could get martial artist react to 'cartoon/animation fights' like in the Last Airbender.
Ugh, it was cringwworthy seeing the amount of people just standing there doing nothing in the bigger crowd shots.
Honestly the most disappointing thing about that film is not that it's a poor adaptation, but it had all the ingredients right there to be great but it just ended up as a mess of a movie.
Yes, hardcore cringed in the 'earthbending' scene.... like 15 men to lift one rock... slow and lumbering unlike the awesome martial arts in the animation
@@cass7448 Also, whose idea was it to make the firebenders unable to make fire... that is why they were so difficult to defeat! Just out the fire and BOOM you win -.-
Everyone needs to appreciate 1:48 , that probably took 45 minutes to make😂😂
I was about to comment that then i scrolled ahahah
The Hitman's Bodyguard stuntman react. Also could these be a bit longer? They seem to be very short these days.
I'm guessing that the viral apocalypse is probably making it difficult/unsafe to do longer videos.
@@KillahMate if you're already exposing yourself to other people, doing it for a couple hours more for another ten mins on your video is not any more risk.
They're just making less content and begging more. It's getting increasingly frustrating.
these new videos are actually the longest things theyve done. Most of the best og vlogs with cmike and d were only a few minutes but I would trade everything now just for one more kind of vlog like in the old days.
@@uzbetrolling5545 the fact they are longer but feel shorter just go miles for showing how they're padding out the videos with filler instead of content. Such a shame, because it was such a cool series when it started
Great to see Amy on this episode! I've always thought the stunt crew should get more credit than they do. The movies wouldn't be what they are without the stunt crew! Especially these days, when the camera work is so much closer and the stunts more involved and "realistic" than they used to be.
Please consider reacting to the 7 minute "one shot" stairway fight from Atomic Blonde. Thank you!
I’ve requested this a bunch of times and others have too, so maybe we’ll see it at some point. Or maybe there’s some copyright thing that’s preventing them from showing clips? Who knows. It’s a great scene for this type of analysis so it’s baffling that they haven’t done it yet.
Fights in Watchmen
That fight was shot well, but the fight itself was terrible.
Yessss
They'd be better off covering Tony Jaa's one shot stairway fight from Warrior King.
Do one with Tenet and figure out how did they integrate both forward and reverse action in the film!
Well the fight scenes are actually real. With real I mean they fight reverse. Its choreographed backwards. Look it up on TH-cam. There are like 10 minutes of behind the scenes :)
Yes an amazing idea, I watched it the other day, it’s so cool. I thought about how they did the fight scenes, but I could figure out how
They showed how they did all this when inception played at the theater
@@youtubewatcher3926 but not only the fight scenes. there was one part at the end of the movie, where an explosion is reversed, and the ruble flips a person thats stepping onto it, while the rubble flies back to the building.
so rad.
RIP Chadwick Boseman. Maybe do an episode looking at things he's done stunt wise?
Maybe even bring Gui Silva
@Stephen wakanda king,
@Stephen The actor that played Black Panther... do you live under a rock?
Stephen Chadwick Boseman is the guy who played Black Panther in the MCU movies
@@LuckoAtr how can someone live under a rock ? I think he lives in a house.
every time I watch ur videos...I just laughed, a lot of Lough...I love u guys I love u corridor crews.Keep us smiling..
Another banger, as for when Amy Johnston comes back, have her break down her sword scene with Scott Adkins in accident man please. As for other scenes. The end fight of kill zone two is amazing, it’s a 2on1 scene and also the car chase/fight with tian jing and andy on in the Donnie yen 2013 flick special id please. And keep up the good work, I’m off to subscribe to corridordigital.com.
They actually did talk about the sword scene with Scott
Aahil Somani can you link the episode for me please. Thanks
I showed my wife Waterworld for the first time and she was laughing the whole time. The last stunt especially when Kevin Costner jumps out of a blimp and saves the little girl, with a regular rope tied around him, and three jetskis run into each other and blow up.
Love the videos, Thanks guys!
th-cam.com/video/q7ZFZTL6WWc/w-d-xo.html
That movie is kinda painful to watch.
If just for the fact that one of their sets actually SANK.
Amy Johnson talks about some of these shots like a director!
Besides her athletic achievements, she show a lot of understanding about the look and how it was shot.
That Last Crusade stunt is probably my favorite action scene of all time. SOOO good
About Gimli-
John Rhys-Davies has been in three of the most successful movie series of all time. Indiana Jones, Lord of the Rings and James Bond (The Living Daylights).
I love analysing movies to see what actor has been in the most franchises. I believe Christopher Lee has the best record that I can recall: Lord of the Ring/The Hobbit, James Bond (The Man with the Golden Gun), Star Wars, Dracula, Gremlins, Alice in Wonderland, Sherlock Holmes, Fu Manchu, Police Academy, The Three Musketeers and Witch Mountain.
11 different franchises spanning 56 years from the first to the last (though his career was even longer), mostly lead roles with a couple minor roles or appearances. Impressive.
The coolest "actor in movies fact" I know is that the late great Bill Paxton has been killed by a xenomorph (Aliens), the predator (Predator 2) the terminator (The Terminator) and an agent of SHIELD (Agents of SHIELD S1E22).
Police Academy?
For reals? Which one?
@@stickiedmin6508 Mission to Moscow, the last one.
He was a former oss commander, a real james. A chilling moment is when he describes how peter jackson told him to scream when gremer stabs him in the back in RoTK and lee responds, have you ever stabbed a man in the back? He cannot scream!
Last night I had a snippet from Raiders of the lost ark (Indy vs the mechanic at the airstrip) pop up in my suggested clips on YT, and i thought "i feel like watching some Indiana Jones. Seeing this tonight has definitely put it into my "must do" list.
And you are right about John Rhys_Davies & Christopher Lee. I never thought too much about whom was in the most successful franchise, but I knew that they were certainly amonst some of the heavy hitters for having been in some big movies.
Please watch Rurouni kenshin fight scenes and stunts.
Yes. I'm also waiting for those. 👍👍
YES PLS!
Oh wow great call man, would love to hear what their insights are~
I been suggesting this
Yess
I love the Jackie Chan attention, I think reviewing a few Jackie Chan stunts every episode would be great. For the next one maybe look at drunken master where he gets kicked into the fire, and the bar scene earlier in the movie as well. Lots of stuff gets broken in the bar scene, and it could get it's own video imo.
I would also love to maybe see how they work around stunts with animals. How do you film sword fighting on horse back, and keep everyone safe
drunken master is one of the best movies ever made. fight me (but care i'm drunk)
Yeah, they should also at that one stunt where Jackie Chan almost dies.
No........... wait.......... that's not just one stunt, that's every stunt Jackie Chan does.
@@Barbaroossa I would love to see the fight under the train over the box of tea
so just wanted to share a neat piece of trivia from the last crusade clip. in the first three films, Indy wears his shoulder bag under his jacket. that's why he can't get free from the tank; the jacket would have to be removed first, then the shoulder bag would be free to be taken off, freeing him from the tank. he's effectively wedged the gun barrel between some that needs to come off and something preventing it from doing so. this is relevant because in crystal skull, he is shown onscreen having started to wear the strap over everything, because Indy is a professor who speaks often of learning from our history. he's showing an in-universe adaptation to changing conditions, the strap placement was fine originally, but he adjusted when presented with a new wrinkle in the plan. nothing could be more Indy then adjusting as he goes along.
i do want to explain why he chose to put it under the jacket originally, because i can think of a few reasons that make sense, but seem ill-advised in hindsight.
first, Indy has to deal with changing climates and temperatures regularly, meaning that taking off his jacket would entail removing the bag first, then the jacket. second, cars, trains, and especially aircraft of the period were absolutely tiny on the inside at the time, generally speaking. being able to keep the bag beneath the jacket minimizes snagging, and also reduces his physical profile, with the weight of the heavy leather jacket tamping the bag down so it doesn't jump around so much. and thirdly, Indy uses his bag to hold plot-relevant items, so it needs to be as secure as possible. stealing from it is a lot harder when its under a leather coat and kept close to the body. I've ridden on buses and trains with bags and have used this method before. I just flop it onto my lap, shimmying it around my shoulders to place it where i want it.
TL;DR: Indy's bag posed a problem in last crusade, so he switches to a safer method in crystal skull. just a neat in-universe development.
The sword fight between Jack and Will in the first pirate's of the Caribbean
Literally came to this page to talk about that. Or any of the first 3 pirates!
there is a 30 min video essay on why that fight is great, although its more on the aspect of story and characters rather than the stunts.
You guys should react to the car stunts in blues brothers
Agreed
Or the really sketchy stunt from Death Proof
Definitely! Funfact: When the nazis go flying off the bridge near the end, the production dropped a real car from such a high altitude that the effect required *FAA* clearance to shoot.
Can y’all do the Scene in Rush Hour (1), where Jackie falls from the ceiling of the building, and he has Chris Tucker our that Tarp under him, or part 2 where the we’re hanging from the light pole and Jackie is running on the side of the truck
They've done it already boss, cant remember which, but theyve definitely done a stunt react
I’d be happy with an episode purely devoted to Indiana Jones stunts.
Oh, hell yes. Some of the best stunt work in cinema history. Also, I'd love a show that breaks down the cinematography of Indiana Jones action scenes, because they are masterclasses in composition and storyboarding.
What they didn't mention is how even tbough it's interwar period/leadup to WW2 it's an old WW1 era tank, in the logic of the film it's the middle east so they have older loan tanks, but obviously chosen by the production because of the exposed treads, all WW2 tanks had the skirts and armor covering the top of the treads, but this works so much better for the danger and all the action beats
All 3 movies have so many timeless classic stunts, sadly by the time crystal skull rolled around, Spielberg was too old and tired to challenge Lucas on all his dumb ideas and we got a way goofier cartoony movie haha, he prequelized indy
Ok it’s a long shot but how about we get Jackie Chan actually on one of your episodes? I mean.....tell me that would t be legendary🤷🏽♂️
Well he lives in Hong kong. Doubt he'll fly anytime soon
@@bryzantine1571 ZOOM SESSION WITH JACKIE CHAN
I’m pretty sure if that was ever a possibility at all they’d already be all over it
@@bryzantine1571 does Yuen Biao still live in Canada? He'd be an awesome guest.
Amy: "IF i come back".. you broke our hearts there a little bit, not gonna lie. :(
I think that’s just humility. They’ve got a good relationship, and you also maybe don’t want to sound arrogant and presume.
On a whim just started watching Lara Croft: Tomb Raider. Right at the beginning there's a surprisingly well done robot fight, maybe worth looking at on VFXAR. Also, she fights a robot, can't stress that enough
Also, there’s a fight scene where she fights a big muscular dude, and it calls attention to the fact that, as a woman, she is severely disadvantaged in terms of weight, strength, height, and forces her to outsmart her opponent. It’s just a very real fight scene because she doesn’t just destroy the clearly advantaged man like most other movies
I like how Clint knows everything Jacky
I think the Jackie Chan scene is less "WHAT" and more "OHMYGODOHMYGODOHMYGODOHMYGODOHMYGODOHMYGODOHMYGOD"
that's any Jackie Chan scene
Bad day bad day bad day
The Corridor Crew makes my quarantine weekends bearable!
I love when you have Amy on the show, I honestly would be fine if she was the guest every episode
The Brothers Grimsby is actually a very surprising action-packed movie with some great stunts early on in the movie and ya gotta love the First-Person POV camera work that has some pretty slick cuts.
Oh there are definitely more Jackie stunts to watch! He's on top of a moving double decker bus in Police Story 2 and does a small tribute to that stunt in New Police Story. Oh, and hope Amy comes back for another one of these react videos!
They hv already reacted to that double decker bus scene!!!
Ripudaman Singh and there’s another double decker bus scene in New Police Story! They can probably do a comparison to the way it was filmed in Police Story 2-it’d be pretty interesting.
Amy Johnston was in a great action movie called "Accident Man". She and Scott Adkins face off in the climactic fight scene of the movie. You should watch the fight with her on the show... or with Scott Adkins on the show, if you can get him!
I think that Adkins commented on one of these and said, iirc, he was down for being on here. I might be completely wrong though.. So take this with a grain of salt.
Amazing fight choreography in a Foreign Movie:
THE NIGHT COMES FOR US ( 2019). The same guys from THE RAID are the leads. The following are the names to search :
1.Joe Taslim vs Iko Uwasis Final Fight
2. Butcher House Fight Scene
3. The Operator vs Two Assassins
Bro I've been asking for this for months but no one sees the comment
They havn‘t reacted to the raid either
@@Jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj630 They did react to one of the hallway scenes, with the broken door. It might have been under CGI reaction instead of stuntmen though.
Yes, absolutely!
So I just found this channel like four days ago & I'm binge-watching.episodes. This might be my favorite series along with Scott Adkins' The Art of Action. I can't get enough. Keep up the great work!
Once Tenet is out for you, you've gotta react to the backwards fight scene
Please react to stunts from:
HANNIBAL, The Blacklist, Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter, Marvel's Agents of Shield, V for Vendetta, Rise of the planet of the apes, Supernatural, Star Trek into Darkness, The original Star Trek series and the horrible, horrible fights and stunts
Please react to VFX from: HANNIBAL, FRINGE, Carnival Row, Marvel's Agents of Shield, Supernatural, Doctor who and Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter, Star Trek into Darkness, Rise of the planet of the apes, War for the planet of the apes, Dawn of the planet of the apes
Thank you!
Your lists are exactly the type of things I am into!
*all in the same episode*
Yeah, the Kirk vs Gorn fight from "Arena" would be a good one to cover, since it's so iconic and so bad. Or maybe one of the few decent fight scenes in the series, the big barroom brawl in "The Trouble With Tribbles."
I Agree With This Snider Cut :-)
I'd really like to see a reaction of a stunt or two from Marvel's Agents of Shield.
I love that the name of the cereal brand in that Kill Bill scene is 'Kaboom'
Guys, I’ve got so much to say;
1) I was subscribed, but forgot about it and wanted to subscribe again, when he was forcing to do it lol, cos I felt myself guilty lol
2) cuts are absolutely amazing
3) it’s always interesting to watch you and material is purely wonderful
4) commercial in the end - made me laugh
5) Thank you!
Last night during a live commentary of My Lucky Stars, Scott Adkins was praising Amy as the best female stunt-worker/actress he worked with!
Also, the episodes are too short, it feels like you barely have any time to go through and make any analysis/reactions much at all!
1:27 I love how Amy’s in complete disbelief at the fact that that abuse of fast cuts is legit. Like yes, Hollywood has been too lazy to do legitimately choreographed fight scenes for years. I can just *feel* the vindication of my fellow kung fu movie fans who’ve been complaining about this stuff since, at the latest, the mid 2000’s!
Absolutely. You put all that time in to a scene and you want it to look good. What is the point of doing a stunt if you can't see what is going on? Stunt performers get into the biz BECAUSE they see awesome shots and want to make their own! Support good editing and choreography! 😉
Can you PLEASE react to the CGI of the original Tron movie? It looks very "interesting" and I wonder what u think about it.
I am not hundred percent. But i think they have done it.
The police story theme was my growing up theme. Every time I heard it it gave me adrenaline. Def imagined the music during my action figure and LEGO plays
Please react to the pure hilarity of Kung Fu Hustle. Perhaps more Ip Man. Ip Man 4 had a fight between Donnie Yen and Scott Atkins. What more could you want from life?
Stuntmen react to: “The worlds end” bar fight.
This is underrated. Edgar Wright has such a phenomenal way of directing action scenes that fits with his stylistic cutting, panning, and editing, but somehow isn't overwhelming and disorienting *cough cough* Taken *cough cough*
@@mannya.h.967 there's a little bit of overcutting in the 4th ex fight of scott Pilgrim, but overall Edgar wright is well above average with his action scenes.
Did you notice that the cereal was called Kaboom? Fitting, since a gun goes off inside it.
i remember when they built that cardboard tank! never forgot about it tbh, was such an awesome idea.
i had to have been in early highschool when i saw them do that
Would be great to see Zoe Bell in an episode if she's in Los Angeles.
Also, Backdraft would be a great movie to react to for stunts. There's also a good fight scene in there were Kurt Russell Tackles Billy Baldwin into the air and he hits his head on the light (I always thought that shot was cool when I was younger)
fun fact jackie broke around somewhere 45-50 bones
You guys could do an entire show on Vic Armstrong (Harrison Ford's double) and the old-school stunt guys of the 70s and 80s. Armstrong's work and the way he moulded the way things are done today is invaluable.
I'm throwing this out there : How about a fight scene with any Bud Spencer movie?
Dude I was about to comment the same thingggg; I think movies like "Altrimenti ci arrabbiamo" or "Lo chiamavano Trinnità" would be awesome!
Hell yeah!!
Bulldozer!
YESSS! Those movies are legends in eastern europe. All of them
I do love the over the top sound effects in "The Sheriff and the Satellite Kid" and "Why Did You Pick on Me"
And one other thing I saw recently, which I thought you might enjoy. The Prison Yard fight in "Big Stan". Too much fun.
It would be really cool to see a reaction to the effects and stunts in The Expanse. There isn't anything in there that's super insane from a technical perspective, but there is a ton of attention paid to making sure everything matches the real physics of space travel.
especially the space water/cola scene (trying to explain without spoliers... but watchers should know that scene...)
Yeah, like sound in space...
@@MaeckesPlanB that would be pretty boring show, the showrunners and creators actually tried that... it's on the SYFY podcast
Yeah🤩
Niko: Are we ever gonna run out of Jackie Chan cl.....
Clint: NOPE
next stuntmen react: “stuntmen react to jackie chan’s albums”
They should asks him to come on as well
legit never knew he made music
@@Jarsia same
At first I thought "Oh just a joke" nope its the truth.
Ahhh no shit
I honestly never really thought of the stunt doubles in movies. But its crazy how undervalued these guys are. There the true badasses,.
I imagine with the Jackie Chan scene, they likely built a series of ramps first, then built fake buildings over top.
Would love to see some insight into Tom Cruise’s stunt from MI-4 to Fallout. Some of that stuff is INSANE as to how they filmed it.
I just noticed that the cereal that Vivica A Fox is holding is called Kaboom.
I noticed that when I saw the movie in the theater. A typical Tarantino joke.
Of course it is.
A flavor that blows your mouth🤣🤣🤣
EuMestre More like a flavor that will blow away your taste buds.
This channel is an absolute joy to watch, but how did you guys NOT pick up on how it was 100% physically impossible for Indy's shoulder bag strap to get stuck on that blown out turret gun?!
"CHOCOLATE" with JeeJa Yanin, or Raging Phoenix, pretty much anything she's been in!!
Wasn't there an episode where they talked about chocolate?
Raging Phoenix yeeeees!
@@SaltandPepperFreak there was but they didn't talk about her, only the stunt guys.
I was typing this down when I saw you already commented it. lol
Fast and Furious seven Hoobs and Shaw fight
Hey guys check the movie called “Shaolin Soccer”
Yes
That is just mostly CGI, nothing to see there.
@@alexsolosm They react to cgi also on this channel.
@@alexsolosm Um. . . vfx artists react?
@@alexsolosm good call bro - why would a bunch of VFX artists with an interest in stunts ever want to react to a movie that's mostly VFX and stunts?
Ideas for future Videos:
Jackie Chan vs. Benny "The Jet" Urquidez | Powerman I - Fight Scene
Agent Liu (Jet Li) vs The Twins (Cyril Raffaelli & Didier Azoulay) - Kiss of The Dragon
Jackie Chan jumping from edge to edge down a multi-storied building - Rob B Hood
Jackie Chan climbing on a rollercoaster - Rob B Hood
Police Story (1985) Mall fight - Jackie Chan - also the Long Pole Slide
Also transporter
they've already done like 3 of these. Check other vids before commenting.
I was thinking Green Arrow vs Damien Dahrk season 4 finale fight. It is so bad.
I love it that you had Amy as a guest again. She's awesome
*You think those Tak3n cuts are bad?*
*React to the fight scene on top of the tank in the final Resident Evil movie.*
*That's some headache/seizure inducing nonsense !!*
Oh christ yeah, even the first scene of the movie made me violently shit
That movie was a huge disappointment. Every fight scene and other big set-piece had so much potential. They were really good concepts that could have been amazing scenes, but they all just fell so flat. Also, the sound design was TERRIBLE. I actually walked out of the theater with temporary hearing loss.
The only RE movie I didn't watch
dude, they should react to the Resident Evil: Afterlife final fight. the one that broke the RedLetterMedia guys.
@@ZorrroUK Yeah, I binge-watched them all in a row a few years ago, and even from the opening scene, you can instantly tell something is hugely wrong and different from the movies that came before it.
Please take a look at the final fight in Stardust. I'm really curious on how the fight between Tristan and the corpse of Septimus was done.
I’d love to hear from Amy about her mo cap work, particularly in The Last of Us 2. I think she had to mo cap a baby at one point, so it’d be interesting getting some insight from her process with this.
I've got a couple which are probably too obvious, but i'd still like to see broken down:
Police Story - Aside from the obvious fireman's pole stunt, in the opening bus scene 2 stuntmen take a wicked fall off the top of a double decker bus which looks ridiculous. There's also a bunch of falls and glass breaks in the end mall fight scene which look pretty hectic (not entirely sure how much is sugar glass).
Winners and Sinners - Jackie Chan goes under a semi-trailer on roller skates (not sure on timing and speed or if the tape is sped up).
Project A - Aside from the obvious clocktower fall, towards the ending Sammo Hung falls off a flight of stairs seemingly into a solid wall and takes a pretty big bump. He's only wearing a vest (no shirt underneath), so he doesn't look padded up in the slightest.
Armour of God - Jackie Chan fights 4 Amazonian looking women wearing high heels, there's a couple of falls that look pretty heavy. Also, as a rare "Bad Stunt", at the ending he base jumps off a cliff and somehow ends up landing on a hot air balloon (in one cut you can see a tree in the background) and abseiling from on top into the basket. The environment scaling is a bit questionable in that one, but the end wide shot is insane.
Love your work!!
anything with Tom Cruise or Jackie Chan. Mad Max: Fury Road had some great stunts.
Amy is so cute.
Im sorry for being a little immature gentlemen but "simp"
Mad Max: Fury Road was intense! Very worthy to be analyzed by a guest
KGkomrin but is he wrong tho
Fury road, Good call! Or any mad max to be honest! 1 thru 4. All real, all amazing stunts!
Ideas:
1) Compare the Robin Hood and Nottingham Sheriff fights between the Errol Flynn version and the Kevin Costner version.
2) For comic relief, sword fight in a little known film called "Steel Dawn" with the late Patrick Swayze.
3) I don't remember if you've done this one or not, but the basketball court fight from The Expendables.
4) The Transporter, when he 'knocks' on the door.
The only “fight scene like that” (kinda) that comes to mind is the knife fight at the end of Under Siege with Steven Seagal.
I've always wanted to see a breakdown on Paranormal Actvity and other found footage horror movies! Might be a good idea for October!
The big fight scene from the Jackie Chan movie “Gorgeous” is an amazing fight! Normally Jackie uses props in his fights, but in this one it’s just fists and kicks. Done so well. Please react to it! Would love to hear your guy’s thoughts on it!
Guys VFX artist react to Chinese movies, for example: Three kingdoms
The 2007 Yakuza film “Yakuza: Like a Dragon” has some of the weirdest bad fight scenes I’ve seen
Wait so is the new Xbox game an adaptation of the movie or a remake of an original game?
@@WellCookedPotatoes It's a sequel featuring a new cast and main character. Basically Yakuza 7
@@WellCookedPotatoes The movie itself is based on the first game in the franchise which came out all the way back in 2005. Then that same game got a remake in 2016 called Yakuza Kiwami.
For a fight scene, the gun kata scene from equilibrium would be brilliant to evaluate.