Stuntmen React to Bad & Great Hollywood Stunts 14
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Charlie Cox in a Corridor is pretty dangerous.
you sir deserve a lot more likes...
True
HAHAHAHA
Nice
Hah!
gui makes everything a million times better. it's depressing to hear that he suffers (usually for no reason) for his work though
its pretty much the job. Stuntmen are just trained sufferers who do the most dangerous stuff to keep others out of the roles and also train a tonne to do that stuff as safely as possible, a mainline actor could do all the training and such for it, like Tom Cruise, and be very good at it, but there is always the risk of an injury most directors will avoid. look how Tom snapped his ankle on that building jump and it stopped production until it fused back into a functional joint. not totally sure but think its like 2k dollars an hour of filming average these things so delays means paying people while no work is being done.
Suffers? how??
Well, he still got paid.
@@Wildtrexkid I really like Danny Trejo's opinion on actors who do there own stunts.
"I know that all the big stars hate me to say this, but I don’t want to risk 80 peoples’ jobs just to say I got big huevos on The Tonight Show. Because that’s what happens. I think a big star just sprained an ankle doing a stunt, and 80 or 180 people are out of a job… We have stunt people who do that stuff. And if they get hurt, I’m sorry to say but they just need to put a mustache on another Mexican and we can keep going. But if I get hurt, everybody’s out of a job. So I don’t choose to do that."
@@bluffleaf Well, I don't. Actors doing their own stunts is incredible, because it makes scenes so much better without the need for cuts. I'm not saying that everybody should do that, but I'm not going to listen to Danny Trejo's opinion.
am i the only one still waiting for charlie cox to be on the show
at 4.22 million subs
4.76 and we still waiting
@@kingmuizz708 4.84 now🙃
4.94
4.95 and I am dying
5.02 now, no more excuses Charlie
Fan theory: The fly was a cgi effect Corridor put in
Lol it's not theory. It's true.
@@ranaakhil it's a joke
@@captainflowers748 You've gone to a new level of not getting a joke. Congrats
@@joshkrawl I think you didn't understand the joke he was trying to do about the joke the other guy did about the joke itself
@@raulgalets jokeception
The "Help us get Cox" campaign has a nice ring to it.
Like a Cox-ring?
Black_Rhino 241 they mean cocks
@@austinwhitley4951 lmao
Cox worship
Fun Fact: Hung Ga is the inspiration for Earth bending in Avatar
I didn't know that until i saw the scene in Kung Fu Hustle and thought "oooh i bet that was the inspiration for earth bending style".
Thanks for comfirming
Hung Ga is actually a southern style :V
Southern styles tend have a stronger emphasis on stable stances compared to northern styles. Karate is also closely related to southern Kung Fu styles (originally a Ryukyuan martial art which was in turn influenced by southern Kung Fu styles thanks to close cultural and political ties between Ancient China and Ancient Ryukyu).
What I loved avatar. I’ve been doing Brazilian jujitsu for like 15 years and that show growing up was so awesome to watch!!!
That’s sick
I want them to react ATLA
Little interesting fact: Chiu Chi Ling is the Tailor, and is actually a master of the Hung Gar style. A legit Traditional Martial Artist.
I assumed they were all actual kung fu masters of various fighting techniques to make it legit which is so cool
Yes and the landlord and landlady are former students of the Beijing Opera School like Jackie Chan and Sammo Hung were. They also did their own martial arts in it. She came out of 'retirement' specially for Kung Fu Hustle since Stephen Chow wanted her to play the landlady.
Lau Kar-leung, who was one of the top choreographers and directors at Shaw Brother, was another Hung Gar practitioner. His father, Lau Cham, was trained by Lam Sai-wing, one of Wong Fei-hung's students, and appeared as Lam in many of the Kwan Tak-hing Wong Fei-hung movies that were hugely popular in 1950s Hong Kong. Lam was nicknamed Butcher Lam, and was also notably portrayed by Sammo in The Magnificent Butcher.
Would love to see Charlie Cox just talk about his stunts and Daredevil. He is such a damn good actor and I wish he'd be Daredevil for years to come. Great casting and an even better actor.
I had some reservations about him when the show first started, but they quickly evaporated. Fantastic casting
Can't wait to see more of him in the MCU. It was awesome seeing him in No Way Home.
Rex Smith was the OG though. Most People Probably don't Remember that Rex Smith played the First ever Live Action Daredevil in the Movie the Trial of the incredible Hulk (1989). That Movie was the 2nd of the 3 Comeback Hulk Movies that made up the Ending of the Bill Bixby/Lou Ferrigno incredible Hulk Series that started with the incredible Hulk Tv Show on November 4th 1977 with the Pilot episode Wich was original a tv film that became the Pilot episode for the TV show. I recently Downloaded and watched that Entire Series and it was Awesome. I still Love the Classic Hulk and the Classic Daredevil was well done. I also though Ben Afflecks version of Daredevil in the 2003 Daredevil Movie was Great too though.
Gui: *holds the dead fly, with pitying gaze*
Other fly: You've killed my brother. Prepare to die!
The timing couldn't have been more perfect!
Yeah definitely cgi based on the clear audio and the perfect image and the way it couldn't have been choreographed better.
*PHASE TWO*
@@dodgyb2001 Aw come on... what channel are we watching? Those are clearly CG-flies!
The fly is Rene Montoya reincarnated
The second fly is like.
- You killed my father. Now prepare to die!
"My name is Flynigo Montoya. You killed my father. Now prepare to die!"
Lol 😅
"You just killed the actor! You were supposed to hit me, I'm the stuntfly!"
And then it died too 😂
@@fnors2 Did you call me?
"Clint punches like a p....ansy!!!" good catch, there, Niko lol
**Kills fly**
**new fly enters**
**second health bar appears**
Me: **bloodborne witch boss anxiety triggers**
"Clint punches like a bii... pAnzY."
Plot twist: they were decoys the whole time.
Holding the dead fly proceeded by another fly landing on his hand is some incredible comedic timing by the fly
Just like when the fly flew away after the zoom in on it. It was waiting for that close up shot.
I literally came down to type the same thing. :D
or by an editor...
Plot twist: It's a CGI fly
Plot twist twist: They were both cgi flies
If Charlie Cox is ever actually on Corridor, I'll explode.
As would I!
Same here!
@@ItsMeBarnaby 😂😂
Seriously though what else is he doing?
@@subarashii2374 Electra.
Daredevil is literally the best hero show i will lose my mind
The image of anyone hurting Gui and then laughing about it makes me really mad
Never expected shaolin soccer to get a shout out one of my all time favourite underated movies
Conspiracy theory: The flies are all CGI!
Obviously 😁
Very Possible
FBI open up
exactly my thought
Yeah I noticed that too! Nicely done tho
If Charlie Cox comes on the show I’m gonna have a stroke
This needs to happen
Bruh...
I am so excited to watch this now
Charlie Cox is a fucking God, if they manage to get him, I am going to a fucking church.
I was an extra on the set for Daredevil season 2 and got to meet him. I legit had no idea he was british so that startled me at first. He was a super nice guy and we talked for like 20 min
please please
Haha the other fly came up to Gui and said, “You killed my brother! I will avenge him!!!”
I'd really love to see a breakdown and comparison of Jackie's fight scenes and how they're different in his Hong Kong films like Police Story and his Hollywood films like Rush Hour and Shanghai Noon. It'd be fantastic!
Yes! I was just thinking I'd love a breakdown of The Legend of Drunken Master
@@jeffbrowning993 Yep!
Please do the Pirates of the Caribbean "Up is Down" scene. When they flip the Black Pearl upside down to get out of Davy Jones' locker
Agreed!
Oh yeah I remember at the time that was an amazing scene!! As bad as the story got they always had amazing CGI
@@Kewlausgirl Perhaps he's referring to the stunts involved in the scene.
@@Kewlausgirl Story wasn't as bad as people said it was. I thoroughly enjoyed all the Pirates movies except the last 2 films. At World's End was really enjoyable, and I admire the amount of practical effects they use for all the films. The amount of hard work and dedication that went into the movies to make them look that good for it's time was truly exceptional.
After Charlie Cox, they should try and get Henry Cavill on the show. He’s both actor and stuntman and i bet he would love to come on!
I didn’t know cavil did stunts in which movies?
Not a stuntman, but has done quite a bit of his own stunts and fighting. But yeah, Cavill would be awesome to get on the couch.
Although that would be great, it's very unlikely as Henry Cavill lives in London. It would only be possible if he was filming/promoting something nearby and his schedule lines up with Corridor's (also Covid-19 needs to pass but that's obvious).
Maybe Tom Cruise or Will Smith after that 😅
no Chris evans
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest the water mill wheel scene
Alenn Mina yes to this!
Shanghai noon bar fight scene (with Jackie Chan using the moose antlers) is one of my favourites. Would love to see a stunt reaction to that! Love these stunt break downs by the way, keep up the great work!
would loooooove to see Charlie Cox in this show! hope that wasn’t a joke
Please do!
MAKE IT HAPPEN
I threw shade last video for the rush to status quo. Good to see a return to responsible production.
@@rftiff not sure how that's a relevant comment
There's no way he said he wouldn't come on to the show unless they have 4 million subscribers lol. I mean he's probably going to come into the show, but I can't see any decent human being conditioning their parents on the show by by there being a difference of 50,000 subscribers
Favorite fight scene: Gui vs Fly
Because the timing of the second fly had me lose it. Beautifully executed killing moves dashed with the saltiness of the sub level boss of backup fly.
The second fly landing on his hand after the first died was like a sequel teaser at the end of a movie.
are we to believe this isn't CGI? what a fucking conspiracy
13:30 That second fly needs to get an entire revenge arc.
"He does squats before every scene"......Zack?! *ff7 crisis core flashbacks*
Clint: hits fly*
Fly: Yare Yare daze...
Jotaro!!!
Bhargav Rao DIO!
i read this and as soon as i did, it happened in the video
I did not get this reference at all (I think it’s a reference not sure tho lol)
@@KristenRobertskris10lr look it up lol
I bursted laughing at Nikos restraint when he said: " Clint punches like a B...pantzie!"
Yeah.. restraint. Instead of being a sexist pig, he chooses to be homophobic. Greeeeeaaat.
@@bcbock why is it homophobic? A pansy is a flower
@@bcbock sexist? To say he punches like a baby?
@@bcbock bruh what
@@alejandrosalinas7760 Pansy used to be/is an insult referring to how gay men are weak and sensitive etc.
There are a lot of great fight scenes in the movie ‘Bunraku.’ I really enjoy the opening fight scene that combines fighting with Fred Astaire-style dancing. Also, the fight between the Cowboy and Yoshi the samurai on the roof is a great emotional fight showing off why they need each other.
Them: He is the biggest guy in Westeros
Literally his brother, The Mountain, sitting in the corner as the strongest guy in the world
Ser Gregor is almost 8 feet tall, almost 500 pounds and rides big warhorses the same way a normal person rides ponies. His sword is a two-handed greatsword, something akin to a claymore, but George didn't write those into his books, his armour is massive heavy plate and it gets even bigger when after he becomes a zombie.
Rory McCann is a pretty good size for Sandor. A bit bigger than Brienne.
Book Robert is just Endgame Thor but with black hair and an extra two inches.
them: Toughest guy in westeros.
you: literally misquote them.
They say "thoughest" not "biggest".
"Tell us who do you want us to invite"
My mind immediately: GUI DASILVA
When Gui mentioned bringing Charlie Cox on the show, my heart just accelerated. That would be amazing if you guys got him on.
Charlie cox is actually pretty an easy going guy, i seen him on a youtube video as a guess and talking about d&d
@@iudexe3103 That was because Deborah Ann Woll was doing it and asked him to come on though. He would probably come on this show if Chris Brewster (his stunt double) asked him too.
Also, Extraction has some really cool stunts and camera work. Directed by stunt coordinator Sam Hargrave. Might be worth checking out.
Amazing video, very happy to you working with Anthony and letting him do more serious roles
That Daredevil scene really annoyed me with how the fall didn't seem to make sense. He falls straight from a wall but lands nowhere near or facing one. Glad to have had the explanation of how it was cut from the final edit.
Fun fact: Hung Ga(r) is the fighting style that Earthbending is modeled after(except for Toph)
Thanks master. Now I know how to start Earthbending 🙏
wait, toph has a different style? Damn there's some amazing attention to detail in that series. The heck happened to that in korra?
Yeah she's commonly seen using a fighting style based on Southern Praying Mantis style.
She also uses Hung Gar style once in awhile though.
Hi, I'm Gar.
I think Toph's was mantis.
The final scene in drunken master 2 is badass. I also really enjoy the scene where Jackie fights the native Americans in Shanghai Noon. It’s something about the slow mo water splash shots that gets me.
and since I'm mentioning older movies anyway: Big Trouble in Little China, the big alley fight. depending on how you were raised it's either an amazing or amazingly bad movie
"One of the coolest jobs for anyone to have"
"yea i was miserable in this it was 15 degrees and i had to land 15ft onto a frozen rock hard mat"
They said it was cool, they didn't say it was nice
Yeah that’s pretty cold.
It confused me a little, because 15°C is not that cold, but then I realised he meant 15° Fahrenheit, which is is like -258°C.
@@DisorderedArray no way lol you'd die in that cold. You won't even last a minute in that cold before your whole body freezes into iced protein. For context, liquid nitrogen goes as low as about -195°C.
For those curious and not wanting to do 5 seconds of math, 15°F = -9.4°C
Holds dead fly.
HERE COMES A NEW CHALLENGER
Thanks to all involved around the world in bringing us so many great stunts and set pieces over the decades.
😊👍
love the sound design of Gui bombing that fly at the end. So much "oompf" to it :D Kudos!
Marvel scenes: a cut after every punch
That game of Thrones scene: 10+ cuts per hit.
I honestly hate how much Marvel cuts in their fight scenes. It still manages to be entertaining because the choreography clearly isn’t that bad and it’s a shame it’s not shown better.
Jackie Chan movie: no film cuts until someone gets a real cut.
They need to do vfx react to got s8e3
@@RanOutOfSpac when do Marvel do that?
@@Vaporvice84 Seriously, how is it possible Jackie Chan was able to make exponentially better fight scenes on a shoe string budget 2 decades ago and Hollywood still hasn't figured it out?
Geez that game of thrones with a cut with every punch and swing.
Bourne/Taken Brain Hemorrhage action style.
It is crazy because I remember it being a good fight. But it still was pretty brutal.
@@SzaboDTamas-ki4wu Yeah same here, I don't remember it being so cut like that lol. But maybe I wasn't paying attention to that back then as much.
I do not remember it being this bad, it's hard to look at now !
I've seen worse
The rush hour films have always been my favourites. My grandfather was really into martial arts forever so we use to always watch them together.
Love watching Gui. He's a great guest.
I wonder why so many of your stunt videos are fight scenes though. Why are there not more non-violent stunts?
Gui is a legend, he's now taking over corridor.
Brienne vs The Hound is like watching your dryer fight your washing machine
@Mot Doai why did you send a video of a guy eating living seafood? XD
@Mot Doai Did you just Rick Roll me
I wanna suggest the 12 min chase and fight scene in Extraction. Some more or less visible hidden cuts but well choreographed and executed.
I love how they created fake flies in this video. Coool.
Easter Egg: The fly in this episode was completely CGI
YEah, thats really what I thought when i saw it. I think that the sound was very important for me to say it was fake
Dude. Obviously it's a stunt double.
Fly: prepare for trouble
2nd fly: and make it double
The hound lost that fight for a reason in the story. In the previous episode, he had fought alone against many people in an ambush. He had won, but he was badly injured (when Arya offered him to sterilize the wounds with fire, but he refused).
This is some solid content guys, keep it up!
Looks like the channel has its own “fly episode”.
Breaking Bad.🤣🤪
@@whitedragon7436 the cool thing about references is the fact that they don't explicitly say where it is from. You ruined it my man.
@@curtfoosss
"Fly" is the tenth episode of the third season of American television drama series Breaking Bad, and the 30th overall episode of the series. Written by Sam Catlin and Moira Walley-Beckett and directed by Rian Johnson, it aired on AMC in the United States and Canada on May 23, 2010.
Walt, suffering from insomnia, stares up at his smoke detector's flashing light while trying to get back to sleep. Later, he arrives with Jesse at the superlab, where they begin making another batch of meth. At the end of the day, Walt calculates that their yield, while above what they are required to produce, falls short of what he expects. Jesse, who has been secretly taking small amounts for personal distribution, suggests it may be from other losses from spillage, but Walt insists there is another reason.
After Jesse leaves for the day, Walt sees a housefly in the lab which he fears could contaminate the meth-making process. He tries numerous means to swat it, even dangling precariously from the lab's catwalk, from which he slips and falls to the floor. When Jesse returns the next day, he finds Walt still in pain from the fall and demanding that they cannot start cooking until they get rid of the fly. Jesse worries about Walt's lack of sleep and suggests they go outside to figure it out. However, when Jesse leaves, Walt locks him out of the lab and goes back to find the fly. When Jesse disconnects the main power to the lab, Walt lets him back in so they can work together. Jesse gets some flypaper which they hang around the lab, as well as some sleeping pills that he secretly puts into Walt's coffee. He then recounts a story about his late aunt, who experienced auditory hallucinations as a result of her cancer spreading to her brain. Walt asserts that he is still in remission.
As they wait to catch the fly, the two talk about their families. Walt expresses that he should have died already and tries to think of the perfect moment to have done so: after he had enough money, after Holly was born, before his surgery and before Skyler knew what he'd been doing. He finally decides the perfect moment to die would have been the night Jane died, telling Jesse of his conversation with her father Donald. He tries to calculate the chances of meeting both father and daughter in different scenarios on the same night despite having never met either beforehand, but finds the odds too astronomical to calculate. Jesse is distracted when he sees the fly near the ceiling. As he tries to use a step-ladder to reach the fly, an increasingly-sleepy Walt seems poised to confess to Jesse about his role in Jane's death. Jesse tells him Jane's death was nobody's fault, but he still misses her. Jesse climbs back down and, seeing the fly land on the ladder, swats and kills it.
Jesse takes a sleeping Walt to a couch while he cleans up the superlab and prepares for their next batch. They later leave together, but Walt warns Jesse that if he has been skimming from their product, he will not be able to protect him if Gus finds out. Jesse denies taking anything and states that he isn't asking anyone to protect him. That night, Walt is again unable to fall asleep, and sees a fly landing on the smoke detector's flashing light
@@j----y lmao 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂✊😳
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That second fly probably came to retrieve he's best friends body...A true sad story was told right there and none noticed...
Or he came to gloat: "I told you not to mess with them, Todd. But did you listen? No!"
It's like the fly version of Fong Sai Yuk
What you didn't see, was the tiny flies, with tiny cameras, watching in the corner. The "F(ly)ox" News crew was deep in enemy territory, recording the daring recovery of the fly hero's corpse, after he was ruthlessly slain by the titans. Though they failed to retrieve his corpse, his name will live on as "the only fly bold enough to ruin a Corridor Crew" shot.
I’ve been watching through the MCU and it’s been so fun spotting Gui!!!
These movies lit up my whole world about REALLY creative teams out there! xD And I loved these movies
how long did it take Chris Evans and Sebastian Stan to do that knife fight in Captain America the Winter Soldier
Honestly i love that scene so much
@@Actrs3.7 winter soldier is so cool, you feel the power when an actor get punched
its largely cut with their stunt doubles with head replacements, its shown in an earlier stunt men react video.
Fly: "Tis nothing but a flesh wound..."
Just watched a knights tale and couldn’t help but think about the stunt actors behind the joust scenes! Would love to see you guys talk about how they accomplished it.
The flies attacking back in the end was priceless
That fly landing on ge's hand after he killed the first one was hilarious!
If you guys got Charlie Cox on the show I would die. He’s an amazing actor
I’d die. I love Charlie
Bunraku! All the final fights are so sick I love them so much.
You guys talked about two of my all time fave movies kungfu hustle and sholin soccer, those were the most different from anything else I have seen and kungfu hustle was hilarious
“Clint punches like a b- . . .pansy.” 🤣
hairclip doesnt help
Make a whole video of Avatar: The Last Airbender's Choreographies.
That’d be epic
Oh yeah, even invite the dude who designed the movements of each type of bending.
Or even just animated fight choreography in general, maybe try and figure out how you might adapt it to live action as well. Could lead to some interesting comparisons of the limitations/benifits of both in terms of choreography.
Honestly wouldn’t mind a whole episode dedicated to ATLA.
I want a full breakdown of the cgi movie
Speaking of Daredevil, there is a specific stunt in the season 3 prison fight scene where a guy launches his face into the floor. I think it was in the infirmary area. My favorite stunt of the whole scene tbh. Would be a great clip to talk about with Charlie...
Charlie Cox would be awesome to be a guest on corridor crew
React to Rocky and Creed fight scenes. Especially the one-take fight between Adonis and Leo in the first Creed movie
yes please
YES!!
Favorite Martial arts scene: Jackie Chan in the final fight of Legend of the Drunken Master. There's hot coals, fire breathing, spinning headbutts, furniture smashing, and Jackie does the worm. It has everything.
Yeah, that scene is mental.
ANYHTING JACKIE CHAN!!!!!!! MAKE A FULL 20MIN EPISODE ON JACKIE CHAN WTF ARE YOU WAITING FOR?? YOUR GUEST ARE THE BEST, THEY MIGHT DIE IN A STUNT SO DO IT FAST!!!!
They already did that scene in a previous episode
Even the fly used body double for the fight scene😂😂. You should to totally make video on that one " man vs fly" - fight
Ong-Bak the Thai warrior is by far my fav martial arts movie. The raid and the last air bender animation has some of the best fight scenes in my opinion.
You guys should react to Hardcore Henry, the entire movie is constant stunts and stunt fighting, I also think you'd appreciate the first person filming gimic of the film.
I totaly agree this is (in my opinion) really underated. the non stop action and stunts is really impressive in this movie
Oh my god yes, please.
“hey cool suit!”
Its an incredibly fun movie, but you need to get used to that first person....it can be annoying sometimes
Getting Charlie Cox, Daredevil himself on the show to talk about his job and a lot of cool stuff they did would be really awesome. Honestly... I'd love to hear about how he prepared to play Daredevil because I bet playing a blind character is not that easy.
There are some reports that Charlie actually screw up some auditions because Daredevil made hard for him to act looking someone in the eyes. It is sad to hear, but it also shows his dedication to nailing Daredevil
I'd love your reactions and explanations on the gas station scene in RoboCop. Sure, Robo is briefly engulfed in the blaze, but Emil hits the car HARD with his motorcycle!
The scene in Ong Bak when he jumps over the truck and knees the guy on the motorcycle is ridiculous
I swear those flys were hired stuntmen
The timing was too perfect
Netflix's "Extraction" have a 12-Minute, One-Shot Action Scene !!!!! thats sick!!!!!
Sebastian Kaflak was it actually one shot or just smart cuts
That movie was awful though
*looked like one shot. It's still nowhere as impressive as the raid
@Alexander Steel Birdman did it first but ok
@@themastersmadface8241 If you're gonna be a pedantic prick about it then Hitchock did it first in 1948 with Rope, but ok
Check out a hilarious scene in Beverly Hills Cop. When Axel flips the bad guy over the table at the fancy party, you can CLEARLY see a stunt double. Makes me laugh every time
I love that scene on the raid where the have karambit 1v1 for like 10 minutes
Charlie's a cool enough person that's not so busy rn I think he really would do it
or scot adkinz he is awesome man his perform on boyka is best martial i have ever seen
I dig how they are already up 40k since filming
Cut to Charlie Cox in the future, running around the corridor office with a flyswatter
That fly won't make it out alive
this doesn't sound good for the fly. especially since the channel is "corridor" and we know what happened last time charlie cox was in a corridor with people...
So many plot twists with the flies I was expecting that last kill to swerve me too lol.
When Clint actually starts watching movies.
Like, he looks so much more enthusiastic about the movies than the other reacts.
You guys should react to the finale of The Clone Wars with the mo-capped fight between Ashoka and Maul
I did not see that ending coming. Kill one, another shows up and mocks Gui.
I think they are CG.
Walter White or there’s just a lot of flies in their office
Power vacuum. When one dies, another rises in its place.
@@Real28 I was thinking afterwards that the new flies comment would have been "I'm back bitch!".
I absolutely loved the fight between Snake Eyes and Storm Shadow in G I Joe Retaliation
Love this series
You guys should do Netflix’s “Extraction” - The truck scene. It gets a little ruff lol
Would love the reaction! Here's a video about the scene. Maybe it helps :) th-cam.com/video/gwn0J2OVDG4/w-d-xo.html
Also that first fight scene with the rake gets pretty gnarly
when he gets hit by it and sent flying, I was shocked at how good they were able to make that look
the whole chase scene man! did u see how they filmed it! Hats off!!
*rough
Just as I wanted to say, you should break down animated Avatar: The Last Airbender martial arts, you showed a clip from Sokka's Master episode. Briliant!
The way the different bending styles also to an extent reference different martial arts styles is really neat. The animation has such detail to it.
Loved all the fight scenes in "The Five Deadly Venoms". Anything Phillp Kwok was amazing!
This is the best youtube channel. You guys rock.
I just want Clint to eventually remove his hairpins to complete his transformation into nerd thor.
I was gonna say skinny Thor but that would just be redundant.
@@blyzer7373 how would it be redundant? Thor is pretty fat right now.
@@sam8404 Because "Nerd Thor" would automatically mean he is skinny
@@blyzer7373 that doesn't make any sense. I've met just as many fat nerds as I have skinny ones, if not more.
Jet Lis fearless when they are fighting in his friends restaurant.
Almost any of the fight scenes from that movie would be great
Such an Awesome Fight Scene
Finally some social distancing
I like when Gi, that Aussie guy, and that OG white guy come on and talk about stunts. They are very knowledgeable and chill at the same time.
Gui is AWESOME!!! Love this Dude 🤘