Yeh me too. I don't suppose you know who was the FIRST company to make this kinda videos? Like this is GQ, but Vanity and other magazines do it which I find odd that magazines all started doing this. I guess they copy off each other a LOT in print to? Because whoever it was got COPIED a lot and it would be cool to give props to the guys that invented this format. I'm thinking it was one of these mags that started it. Like GQ, Vanity Fair, I think Wired? and some other magazines.
@@HorseshitDetectionAgency Yeah listen to the edge lord with cringe letters on this matter. He must be right. People being passionate about their hobbies is really disgusting
ok...this guy is pretty awesome. His enthusiasm through out almost makes me want to maybe one day think about sky diving for a couple of seconds before i shudder and move on to something else
Do a skydive! It was amazing! My mom and I did one for my 18th birthday and it's something I'll never forget! That 60 seconds felt like 10 minutes and I remember every second!
@@burdawg3000 woah woah woah don't be dragging Cthulhu into scientology, Lovecraft knew he was writing fiction lol. Tldr: Chad Cthulhu/Lovecraft > virgin hubbard/xenu
What i like about these breakdowns is the fact, that you guys always find dedicated people. And its so fun and interesting to listen to them even tho you thought like "ugh im not really interested in this" before, it suddenly becomes entertaining and you have actually fun watching these videos and learn things u never really thought of.
this was exactly my thought! my guess is it's a normal sized door and the rock just makes it look small, but who knows, he may be judging it based on something other than how small it looks compared to the rock
@@zevo9314 Yeah, like actual jump plane doors because he's seen TONS of them up close ;-) Judging by the door I'm guessing it's a Cessna (Grand) Caravan, which is a pretty common jump plane. The "Cessna" sticker on the door confirms that.
Caravan's got a pretty big door; it's just that Dwayne Johnson makes it look small. When Jeb said the door was small I thought he was talking about a King Air :-)
Jeb did a show about 10 years ago talking about fear (or his lack of it). He seemed to revel in his nonchalant attitude to his own demise. He’s made it past 40 in a game where not many do, so he must have mellowed a lot since then! All the best to him.
So glad someone finally talked about how ridiculous that last holiday scene was... like yea just a random tourist is gonna walk up a dam and fly a wingsuit out of it like its nothing.
Yeh you just take CGI for granted now don't you? It's so real looking that you wouldn't know the difference anyways so props to them for doing it for realsies. I always respect that kinda thing.
Had a skydiving history teacher once. Not a good diver appearently, cause he did - that I know of - 2 special landings. One on a 7th or 8th floor balcony. Scaring the lady who lived there shitless. And another going feet first through the roof of a farm house. It did slow him down and there were no trees involved ;)
The funniest part of the point break scene is that they wouldn't allow Patrick swayze to actually do the jump even though he had been skydiving before so what he did was he grabbed everyone that was involved in the jump and grabbed his own crew and filmed that scene himself without the consent of the director.
I really wish they had done the Moonraker stunt, instead, were he gets thrown off the plane without a sheet and chases down the other guy and mugs him for his.
Also, when he says that you can't talk in freefall, Patrick Swayze even said as much in an interview that you can't talk and have conversations in freefall and that the whole scene with Bodhi and Johnny Utah yelling at each other was some poetic license that they took and that it was for cinematic purposes.
This blokes opening statement about fear and experience is beyond important to internalize. Life is an ocean...fight and you'll drown, just go belly up and float to shore. Ride the wave people❤
Man, I've been following Jeb Corliss for many, many years (At least since "grinding the crack"?), he's been such an inspiration for me. It was a real treasure getting to see him talk about this. :)
One of the only professionals featured who is aware of and takes into consideration what the movie was trying to accomplish and explained the plausibility of all aspects of the scene. Very cool and his personality was fun to watch.
I fly C-17 GlobeMaster 3's for the USAF, we often do troop drops in training but occasionally we have HALO jumpers, these guys are hardcore, they jump at night, day, rain whatever and whenever. I've never really understood jumping out of a plane but these guys have so much fun. The most I've dropped was 8 fire teams with gear and transport. But I love this guy's commentary, I've done some jumps, mandatory for flight school but never HALO
@@aliasincognito0 hey bud General rule of thumb is between 15,000 feet (4,600 m) and 35,000 feet (11,000 m). It qualifies for Halo anywhere above 15, 000feet. As oxygen is required for personnel as air is too thin and cold to breath higher up.
i’m stoked they chose Jeb to do this episode. I don’t think there’s a more well known base jumper than him. he’s been doing it forever and has tons of knowledge on the subject.
I have watched Point Break 2015 several times, and never thought that the scene was real. This is amazing! Next time I bump into this movie, it will hit different. Kudos to the film maker to go this length to make the stunts authentic. Too bad that the movie was not as successful as the former one. Anyways, somehow, I love listening to this guy explaining things, especially when a scene is unrealistic. His laugh made me laugh too. 😀😁
Since Jeb talked about unison dives I'm surprised the movie Drop Zone wasn't brought up. I'm curious to see how accurate that movie is regarding Sky Diving.
Really wish they did the Godzilla 2014 H.A.L.O Jump Scene, one of the best movie scenes I’ve ever scene especially since I watched it in the theatre, great video anyways Point Break forever a Classic
If you want a great example of what Jeb is talking about, with tree landings, just watch the video Jeb himself did with GoPro, where he flew through Tianman (apologies if that’s spelled wrong.) Cave.
@10:52 Remembering Antti Pendikainen (RIP) @29:52 a WR was set on 2016 by Henrik Raimer (SWE) @372.823mph (601km/h) @46:03 Fred Fugen and Vince Reffet (RIP)
Did my first static line jump today with the army airborne. Almost went through the canopy below me, then hit the ground like a sack of potatoes. Walked away though. 14 more years worth of jumps!
You really don't seem to know the thrills of stamp collecting. Maybe GQ should get a stamp collector to break down stamp collecting scenes in movies and TV.
One of my many regrets was not learning to skydive after getting out of the Army. BUT! Jump school was the best even though static line jumping has its limits on altitude. Jumping out of c130 was an image that has stuck with me till this day.
My favorite breakdown video to date. Loved his breakdown of the Fallout jump. Seeing is love and excitement is awesome. I get that way when I talk about speed-running platformers or Army stuff.
I love this guy. You can tell he loves his sport, and knows it inside out. His sense of humor is priceless. This is a guy I would love to spend time sitting around telling war stories with for an afternoon. I'd subscribe to his you tube channel. Lol.
These are hands down my favorite videos on youtube, just because of how excited the experts get when they talk about what they do
Yeh me too. I don't suppose you know who was the FIRST company to make this kinda videos? Like this is GQ, but Vanity and other magazines do it which I find odd that magazines all started doing this. I guess they copy off each other a LOT in print to? Because whoever it was got COPIED a lot and it would be cool to give props to the guys that invented this format. I'm thinking it was one of these mags that started it. Like GQ, Vanity Fair, I think Wired? and some other magazines.
@@rooneye If I were to bet I'd say Wired with the accent expert
@@rooneye insider do it too, I’ve been binging them all lately. I was curious who actually started it all.
Hard enough doing these sequences... imagine doing it with a camera at the same time. Props to the flying film crews. Unsung heroes!
Props to Tom Cruise's camerman
Drones for some of the sequences I'm sure, but a lot of them... wow
BASE jumping... no back up chute.... 😱
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@@lindalander9769 Craig O'Brien is a pretty cool dude to be honest... Many skydivers are...
Wow, this guy's passion and excitement is infectious! So knowledgeable and fun.
It's called meth
It's honestly cringe when they go overboard like this. I can't watch tryhards like this for longer than a minute.
@@HorseshitDetectionAgency Yeah listen to the edge lord with cringe letters on this matter. He must be right. People being passionate about their hobbies is really disgusting
@@janjensen3220 exactly 🤣
@@HorseshitDetectionAgency Jeb corliss a try hard… righto clown 🤡
The one person in the wingsuit nearly touching the grass is REAL? Wow. Just wow.
That’s so terrifying thinking how close they got that the freaking grass moved
I just about dropped my popcorn when I saw the movie. Simply amazing.
@@Hagser why so serious?
@@casedistorted Its better to date a woman who is in jail!
If you search Jeb Corliss the Crack it shows him doing that exact jump. That video will blow your mind
My god, I didn't even realize that this was 50 mins. Flew by. Pun intended.
Omg. I had no idea. That DID NOT feel like 47 minutes...
Holy crap you’re right!
exactly
Im not even half way through and didn't even notice I clicked a video that long lmfao
Should put a drogue chute on to make it seem longer. 😄
Love his "Air Quotes"
Now thats a high level pun
I see what u did there 😏
A trick : you can watch movies on flixzone. Been using it for watching a lot of movies during the lockdown.
@Justice Nasir definitely, I have been using flixzone} for months myself :)
@@jaimecody8253 so true! I just watched Salo and A Serbian Film on fluxzoon!
You can expect Tom Cruise scenes to be real
Rest in peace to all the guys he killed in Movies
Oh, bravo!
I don't like Tom Cruz, but I have to admit he works really hard to make scenes realistic
Wtf why dont u like tom cruise?? What did he do to you except bring you thrills and joy for over 4 decades now
@@BoleDaPole I don't watch movies. Stop being a presumptuos person.
@@sallylauper8222 hating a person you don't even know
Now that's a good one😂
ok...this guy is pretty awesome. His enthusiasm through out almost makes me want to maybe one day think about sky diving for a couple of seconds before i shudder and move on to something else
Do a skydive. You will not regret it
@@DSShelby23 I’m shaky on an escalator bro haha
Jeb Corlis is a legend, try youtube the dude. You will be in for a treat i tell you. He have done some mind blowing stuff.
I'd bet anything if you did it, it would be the most exhilarating thing you'll ever do. It's absolutely incredible.
Do a skydive! It was amazing! My mom and I did one for my 18th birthday and it's something I'll never forget! That 60 seconds felt like 10 minutes and I remember every second!
I liked him explaining the Cruise stunt, but loved when he talked about the joy of seeing people terrified before a jump.
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love or hate Tom Cruise, the fact that he does almost all of his stunts is super impressive
That camera man though... I wonder if he had to manually pull focus or just rely on auto.
He does all his own stunts, he spends months preparing and training.. 🙂
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@@burdawg3000 woah woah woah don't be dragging Cthulhu into scientology, Lovecraft knew he was writing fiction lol.
Tldr: Chad Cthulhu/Lovecraft > virgin hubbard/xenu
i cant go 1 day without seeing someone dickride tom cruise its unbelievable
I love how passionate he is about the sport he loves
Great content
What i like about these breakdowns is the fact, that you guys always find dedicated people. And its so fun and interesting to listen to them even tho you thought like "ugh im not really interested in this" before, it suddenly becomes entertaining and you have actually fun watching these videos and learn things u never really thought of.
"This is kind of a smaller door for a skydiving aircraft."
No, The Rock is just that big.
I thought the same thing.
this was exactly my thought! my guess is it's a normal sized door and the rock just makes it look small, but who knows, he may be judging it based on something other than how small it looks compared to the rock
@@zevo9314 Yeah, like actual jump plane doors because he's seen TONS of them up close ;-) Judging by the door I'm guessing it's a Cessna (Grand) Caravan, which is a pretty common jump plane. The "Cessna" sticker on the door confirms that.
Caravan's got a pretty big door; it's just that Dwayne Johnson makes it look small. When Jeb said the door was small I thought he was talking about a King Air :-)
😂
Jeb did a show about 10 years ago talking about fear (or his lack of it). He seemed to revel in his nonchalant attitude to his own demise. He’s made it past 40 in a game where not many do, so he must have mellowed a lot since then! All the best to him.
just realized. this is the guy who hit the mountain while wing suiting glad to see him doing well.
The Mission Impossible franchise is one of the few that keeps getting better and better..!!!
So glad someone finally talked about how ridiculous that last holiday scene was... like yea just a random tourist is gonna walk up a dam and fly a wingsuit out of it like its nothing.
I feel bad for not taking point break (remake) seriously now. I thought it was all fake CGI while watching it. Now I'm impressed
Yeh you just take CGI for granted now don't you? It's so real looking that you wouldn't know the difference anyways so props to them for doing it for realsies. I always respect that kinda thing.
Same here!
Love how he's always making hand signals just like he probably does on jumps.
I really dig this longer format! I feel like I just learned so much and I was captivated the whole time.
I like some of the obvious things he says. "The goal is to avoid landing in trees." Some people need to hear it, I guess haha
You wouldn't believe what some skydiving students do and ho they think.
@@ilyafilru maybe you should do better ground school then
@@alletklameista Maybe. You're welcome to come check it out @BayAreaSkydiving.
Yeah, that was funny. You can tell the man has a sense of humour when he has lines like that.
Had a skydiving history teacher once. Not a good diver appearently, cause he did - that I know of - 2 special landings. One on a 7th or 8th floor balcony. Scaring the lady who lived there shitless. And another going feet first through the roof of a farm house.
It did slow him down and there were no trees involved ;)
best "break down" ever - most expert analysis - fascinating and informative - thank you Jeb
The funniest part of the point break scene is that they wouldn't allow Patrick swayze to actually do the jump even though he had been skydiving before so what he did was he grabbed everyone that was involved in the jump and grabbed his own crew and filmed that scene himself without the consent of the director.
I really wish they had done the Moonraker stunt, instead, were he gets thrown off the plane without a sheet and chases down the other guy and mugs him for his.
Also, when he says that you can't talk in freefall, Patrick Swayze even said as much in an interview that you can't talk and have conversations in freefall and that the whole scene with Bodhi and Johnny Utah yelling at each other was some poetic license that they took and that it was for cinematic purposes.
This blokes opening statement about fear and experience is beyond important to internalize. Life is an ocean...fight and you'll drown, just go belly up and float to shore. Ride the wave people❤
47 minutes. I LOVE IT
Man, I've been following Jeb Corliss for many, many years (At least since "grinding the crack"?), he's been such an inspiration for me. It was a real treasure getting to see him talk about this. :)
One of the only professionals featured who is aware of and takes into consideration what the movie was trying to accomplish and explained the plausibility of all aspects of the scene. Very cool and his personality was fun to watch.
I fly C-17 GlobeMaster 3's for the USAF, we often do troop drops in training but occasionally we have HALO jumpers, these guys are hardcore, they jump at night, day, rain whatever and whenever. I've never really understood jumping out of a plane but these guys have so much fun. The most I've dropped was 8 fire teams with gear and transport. But I love this guy's commentary, I've done some jumps, mandatory for flight school but never HALO
@@aliasincognito0 hey bud General rule of thumb is between 15,000 feet (4,600 m) and 35,000 feet (11,000 m). It qualifies for Halo anywhere above 15, 000feet. As oxygen is required for personnel as air is too thin and cold to breath higher up.
As they say man it's fast and Furious not physics class 😂
I love this dude's enthusiasm and full body expression.
Did you see the wingsuit scene in Falcon and the Winter Soldier?? So good!! I was very surprised
i’m stoked they chose Jeb to do this episode. I don’t think there’s a more well known base jumper than him. he’s been doing it forever and has tons of knowledge on the subject.
It’s awesome he happened to know so much about MI:F. Great to hear someone have a love for many things and express that in a knowledgeable way
GQ does prettyepic vids. keep up the content
Jebs a beast. His jumps off the Golden Gate Bridge were legendary.
I am so glad you had Jeb Corliss do this! He's so energetic and knowledgeable and his wingsuit videos are the absolute BEST
first time i went tandum skydiving the instructor said we will jump in 10 seconds , he threw us out at 3 seconds laughing lol
You get this guy to react to Skydiving scenes and you don't have him react to the tank scene in The A-Team!!!!!!
This is probably the best break down GQ has done so far. Love this guy.
I don't like corliss... Until this video. you can feel his passion, how he is living for his adventures and he explained the scenes great. Thx!
Jeb Corliss is THE legend.
I have watched Point Break 2015 several times, and never thought that the scene was real. This is amazing! Next time I bump into this movie, it will hit different. Kudos to the film maker to go this length to make the stunts authentic. Too bad that the movie was not as successful as the former one.
Anyways, somehow, I love listening to this guy explaining things, especially when a scene is unrealistic. His laugh made me laugh too. 😀😁
The point break (2015) scene is so good
Whatever Jeb's 'got', he's 'GOT' it!
Since Jeb talked about unison dives I'm surprised the movie Drop Zone wasn't brought up.
I'm curious to see how accurate that movie is regarding Sky Diving.
The breakdown is one of the best series ever. Please do more!
Jeb, you forgot the classic “Drop Zone”. The movie that got a lot of us into the sport. Lol
Exactly
to be a madman like this is incredible
Really wish they did the Godzilla 2014 H.A.L.O Jump Scene, one of the best movie scenes I’ve ever scene especially since I watched it in the theatre, great video anyways Point Break forever a Classic
Watching he explained things with gesture make me feel like skydiving myself.
Would love to listen to more of his experiences.
Love this dudes energy especially when talking about the tree landing
Real dinosaur reacts to Barney.
“The way he’s not eating the children around him is so unrealistic.”
one of the best episodes
Really, no drop zone? That's like THE skydiving movie.
Yeah that and Terminal Velocity with my guy Charlie Sheen
All the more reason why they need to do another video with this gentleman!
so glad we still have jeb around to share his experiences and do stuff like this, true legend
The way he randomly misuses airquotes is both infuriating and hilarious. I'm so curious as to how that came about.
Ikr lmao I saw him using them when speaking about Tom cruise “actually” being in the air I was like so is he saying Tom doesn’t do his own stunts
That wing suit jump was insane!
If you want a great example of what Jeb is talking about, with tree landings, just watch the video Jeb himself did with GoPro, where he flew through Tianman (apologies if that’s spelled wrong.) Cave.
@10:52 Remembering Antti Pendikainen (RIP)
@29:52 a WR was set on 2016 by Henrik Raimer (SWE) @372.823mph (601km/h)
@46:03 Fred Fugen and Vince Reffet (RIP)
Good to see Jeb hosting this!
Did my first static line jump today with the army airborne. Almost went through the canopy below me, then hit the ground like a sack of potatoes. Walked away though. 14 more years worth of jumps!
@@blokin5039 no.
This guy is so cool, chill, informative and passionate all at the same time. We need his Part 2 please 🙏
insane base jump
I’m loving this guys hand speech
Glad to see that Jeb is still alive...
Awesome! Jeb Corliss is the man!
people: praising Tom Cruse
Me: Praising camera man
The remake point break movie scene is just heart pumping scene...it keeps u on edge the whole time
Jeb Corliss is the gnarliest human alive!
facts
You really don't seem to know the thrills of stamp collecting.
Maybe GQ should get a stamp collector to break down stamp collecting scenes in movies and TV.
I just saw that Freddy Mercury had a collection that keeps going in tours around the world!
"That...okay... Ahahahaha" His laugh at the sheer lack of realism is priceless!
You don’t need realism when you’ve got family
😅
this one was great. A hidden gem compared to the other ones when it came to views. Should at least be 1 mil
This is the most pro breakdown I have ever seen.
One of my many regrets was not learning to skydive after getting out of the Army. BUT! Jump school was the best even though static line jumping has its limits on altitude. Jumping out of c130 was an image that has stuck with me till this day.
Cool guy. Really enjoyed this, interesting. 👌🏻
Wingsuit base jumping just looks insane!
Great break down. Hopefully he comes back and reviews some more skydiving scenes.
TOM CRUISE = LEGEND 😍
Scientology legend 😕
My favorite breakdown video to date. Loved his breakdown of the Fallout jump. Seeing is love and excitement is awesome. I get that way when I talk about speed-running platformers or Army stuff.
Funny, great video guys. Huge fan Jeb. Was never afraid of my first jump, excited yes. Love skydiving 🪂
I love this guy. You can tell he loves his sport, and knows it inside out. His sense of humor is priceless. This is a guy I would love to spend time sitting around telling war stories with for an afternoon. I'd subscribe to his you tube channel. Lol.
Everything looks realistic when you do it with your "family"
Jeb is such a great guy. Love this.
I was lucky to go my first time next to the guy that started tandem skydiving, he's 85 and still does it every other week
Jeb is awesome for this.
Ignored this video for a while thinking it wouldn't be interesting, but ended up watching it twice. Great content and commentary!
Didnt realize that mission impossible scene was a real jump, that's crazy.
This was just so well done. I really loved the commentary and the explanations. Thank you!
The car falling apart hitting the ground that a huge part of why they made the cars with monster truck style long travel suspension to take the impact
I woud need at least three of those large parachutes to stop the anxiety I'm having just watching this.
I have never skydived and never plan to, but this was really informative and so much fun to watch!
My dream and nightmare...
As someone who has gone skydiving a couple of times for my training, I can admit this was very funny to watch . Thanks for the video!
Might be the best breakdown yet. Not a dull moment!
Missed out 1. I.E , The Pre-Title sequence in Moonraker. Great skydive entertainment 👌.....still holds up well in a Hollywood sense.
I'm not jumping out of anything with this guy, he'd be grinning as I scream in fear of death 🤣🤣
If you tied his hands down he wouldn’t be able to speak
Referring to Along Came Polly, I remembered Tron Legacy, when main character Sam Flynn does smillar base jump.
Loveddd this! Big fan of Jeb and the commentary was spot on
His energy is incredible!!