Stuntmen React to Bad & Great Hollywood Stunts 45
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Niko is joined by Stunt performers Gui DaSilva-Greene and Anis Cheurfa to breakdown action scenes in movies! What makes them good? What makes them bad?
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I love how good Gui is at encouraging his fellow stuntmen to talk, when it's clear they're not very confident actually _speaking_ in front of a camera, rather than fighting & falling.
Guess it comes from being cinema's ultimate wingman, their entire paid job is to let others take all the credit. All the stunt performers CC have had on seem like really grounded and humble. Its a shame we don't get actors like that for the most part.
@@chrissugg968 my God I read Gui as Graphic User Interface.... I need to go touch grass
@@HubcapPointOutdoorsor a nap, I feel like a nap might be a good option too lol 😆
@@bumblebees4242 or, hear me out, touch grass and then take a nap in said grass. Best of both worlds bro lol.
Gui is the black plastic face man on the left?
Drunken Master 1 (1978) Jackie was 23, Druken Master 2 (1994) he was 40. Jackie Today is 70 born in 1954.
This. Also, the drunken boxing style is sooo much more than they give it credit for. Really, do yourselves a favor and go back and watch the original from 1978, it's one of my all time favorites.
Ok wait, at first I was like "there's a sequel to Drunken Master??" I never realized the one I saw as a teenager WAS the sequel, and the original came out before I was born. lol
Was about to say this.
The drunken style of martial arts dates back to between 950 and 1300 ad, and is a 1,000 year old martial arts style...
@@Rhyno186The drunken style of martial arts dates back to between 950 and 1300 ad, and is a 1,000 year old martial arts style...
I love how this channel, no matter how skilled the Corridor Crew is(Gui at this point is Corridor Crew) always invites people they're actually fans of. Like there's nothing but humility and legit curiosity at play whenever they have guests.
Love how Gui is just so glowing about Anis. So supportive of each other
That Tron clip makes me want a "composers react series" where you talk about music in film.
Oh my god imagine Daft Punk on the couch
Bruh...and Games. They should start with the Halo Franchise and Marty O Donald. He will 100% like to be involved.
@khaldrakon having John Williams talk about Star wars or Indiana Jones...🤤
A fantastic idea in theory but VERY tricky with copyright. Unfortunately, that's unlikely to happen.
@@MercuryBlackflame Could do it no issue on their website
THE FACT I LOVE TRON LEGACY AND NEVER KNEW THE NAME OF RINZLER’S ACTOR IS CRAZY TO ME. THANK YOU ANIS FOR THE AWESOME PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE
The Man from Snowy River stunt is performed by the actor, not a double. However, all the trees on that slope were dug up and replanted at a 20 degree lean, the actor was trained to lean right back in the saddle, and the camera was angled to match the vertical.
This doesn’t take away at all from what is an excellent practical effect and an impressive stunt performance by Tom Burlinson.
Exactly what I was assuming, how does Niko not think of this with his experience?
@@StriveForLuck In an old film there’s a good chance they did it for real rather than replanting every single tree on a slope.
You would think VFX artists would have caught that, or at least researched it.
@@JamEngulfer At the expense at laming the horse? Highly unlikely. And thats not due to animal cruelty issues as I know that wasnt as important back then, but simply the risk of value that horse likely held.
Check out The Lovick Family, they did a lot for the horse training in The Man from Snowy River
Wrestling entertainment is stuntmen that work in front of a live audiences. I am sure there are some people who might want to joke about that type of wrestling, but those wrestlers deserve a lot more respect and recognition.
A "wrestlers react" episode could be fun with the right guest. Some of those guys are basically experts at the techniques they were discussing in the Tony Jaa clips.
I've been saying this since the early days of this series. Wrestlers are stuntmen that do all of this on an almost daily basis in front of an audience. It would be really interesting to get their take on the stuff that they do in the ring but also stunts in movies and see how they might approach it versus a traditional stuntman. I've seen Gui in the audience at shows and I'm pretty sure he's friends with Swerve so it would be cool if he could convince them to do an episode.
@@ThirdCultureKid96 Swerve on the couch would be so cool but I think Chavo would have a lot of insight too
*Rinzler acting* : Not only the amazing gymnastics, but when he catches the disc, and then moves slightly to be locked and ready to go. That's great acting ( like when Henry Cavill resets his arms in the MI fight )
Love how humble and softspoken Anis is, then you see him jump six feet in the air like it’s nothing
Niko really shows how good he is an interviewer in this episode. Awesome stuff. Love seeing Gui back too!
Yeah, I was thinking that Anis is either nervous or just isn't as talkative as some of the other guests, but Niko did great in getting him to open up about his work. Love the flow of it.
huh? did we just saw the same video? @8:15 he got corrected REAL QUICK saying Jackie invented the drunk style lol. Corridor is a bunch of pretentious pr*cks who couldnt get a REAL HOLLYWOOD gig.
@@jkfan2011 He asked a question though? He wasn't making a statement. Corridor are fantastic and they teach people so much. It seems like in your opinion it's Hollywood or nothing? That there's no in between lmao
@@jkfan2011 r/Vfx hate watching in action
@@firoenit just highlights how great a source Gui is. He's a full time stunt performer that just happens to be really comfortable and charismatic in front of the camera, and one doesn't lead to the other.
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@@devfpv1173 okay that is crappy. Perhaps they don’t know about it?
To know he played Rinsler in Tron is so awesome! He was my favorite character and just helped renew the Tron world big time! He did an amazing job!!!
Kudos to whoever recommended "The Man From Snowy River"! Definitely looking for to seeing more "Stuntmen React"; it's my favorite segment!
Thank you!
There may have been other people suggesting it as well, but I did suggest it a while back.
@@fidgetyou Well, it was a good pick! I grew up with that movie, and many others like it!
Just a minor correction, Niko mentioned Michael Bay directed the live action TMNT, but it was Jonathan Liebesman.
so why did the guys go with it
@@burritodog3634 Bay was the producer, and might be a very hands on producer for one, plus the mocap sequences in the mocap volume may have been directed by him or in his presence while the rest of the movie on proper sets and with the other actors (including the "main cast" for the Turtles) was directed by Libesman ?
@@burritodog3634 produced by bay, who knows how they gave out job titles when theyre at the top
He did produce it so I'd imagine he was still on set bossing everyone around haha, it's like red tails, Lucas didn't direct it but his cringey stink and dialog is all over the film breathing down the directors neck
Still very far from "live action". LotR has more live action.
So good to see Anis get his props here...He's done so much for tricking and lots of us been watching his samplers and clips since we were kids
need more stuntmen react in my life! Gui is the man, he should be on at least 1 episode a month, and would love to see Eric Linden come back.
I miss this show. It was the only reason I’d subbed years ago
Man, that Rinzler move with Daft Punk score is the reasons I never get bored watching Tron over and over again
A significant difference between the two drunken fights is that Jackie Chan was using a specific style that was established in the original Drunken Master (1978), the Eight Drunken Immortals technique:
Lu Dongbin = the drunkard w/ inner strength [Jackie also plays him in The Forbidden Kingdom under the character's birth name]
Zhang (Chan) Gualao = the drunkard w/ the swift double-kicks
Lan Caihe = the drunkard w/ the sudden deadly waist attack
He (Ho) Xiangu = the drunken woman flaunting her body
Li Tieguai = the drunken cripple w/ the powerful right leg
Han Xiangzi = the drunken flute player w/ the powerful wrists
Cao (Tso) Guojiu = the drunkard w/ the powerful throat lock
Zhongli (Jun) Quan = the drunkard holding a pot in his arms
Drunken Boxing itself is a subset of many styles of ancient kung fu, but JC was the one that made it iconic in the modern world.
Exactly. Well predating any cinematic depiction of it... by about a thousand years... give or take.
I remember one dude that was learning kung fu and was telling me about drunken style, so it existed before JC.
Also, the character of "Beggar So", who teaches Jackie the 'Drunken Boxing", in the original Drunken Master (1978), is based on So Chan who was a famous Kung Fu master and teacher of the legendary Wong Fei-hung.
The legend says, that So Chan had developed a serious drinking problem and had the idea to modify existing Kung Fu techniques, creating the "Drunken Boxing/ Drunken Fist" style.
Jackie & Yuen Woo-ping created then the movie version of it, because there were only depictions of the style in some old training manuals, but they couldn't find somebody who actually practised it. Fun fact: "Beggar So" is played by Yuen Woo-ping's father, Yuen Siu-tien, who was a famous actor in Kung Fu movies.
Speaking of the TMNT 2014 movie, Raphael's motion capture performer was Alan Ritchson ( Jack Reacher) and he said in an interview, that the studio treated him & the other 3 motion capture actors like crap. They were paid scraps, had long working days & were not even invited to the movie premiere.
I need an entire episode just dedicated to them gushing over the climax of Ong Bak 1 or 2. 1 is awesome but 2 is insane with how many different styles he goes through.
I’d so love to see a prop department react. I know Scott prop and roll would surely be down, but it would be amazing to see more prop work. Love your stuff
There is a channel for that. I would post a link but a search should bring them up.
It was so refreshing seeing somebody I watched as a teen, doing Tricking and parkour myself! Anis Cheurfa was of the few trickers on youtube back in early 2000s, who would be on insane level both on sprung floor and concrete, so stoked to see him still tricking and having a full career off of it!
As soon as they said Man From Snowy River, I knew exactly what scene it was going to be. Such a classic!
Man! That movement for Rinzler was next level. Probably my favorite character in that movie.
The Man From Snowy River is based on a really old poem from Australia. It is about a herd of wild horses called brumbies which are lead by a black stallion and the events that lead up to the capture of that herd. In the last scene the brumbies have gone down a really steep slope to avoid capture which is extremely dangerous to do when you are riding on horses. All of the guys other than the "man from Snowy River" stop at the top of the slope because they do not want to risk their lives but one does go down after the brumbies and actually does manage to snag the black stallion which results in the capture of the herd. The risk that the man took to capture the brumbies and claim the reward is what makes him the hero of the poem and shows the amount of skill and bravery that he has (or the lack of brains if you will lol).
The fact that they do not show the horse rider going down the entire slope in the movie shows how dangerous it actually is and I would imagine that the horse riders/stunt men would have not done it on a full scale regardless of how much they were offered. I would expect that the slope used for the scene was actually just a really short slope but framed in a way to hide that fact. I have gone down a short steep slope on a horse at relatively slow speeds and it is still a really scary (and dangerous) experience especially if you are not expecting it but it is still easily doable if you are experienced enough.
I'm standing and applauding, that film is MAJESTIC!
Also the fact that all the other guys that stop are your typical macho cowboy types and the hero is physically slight and looked down upon by the others.
It's a bloody awesome story/poem and a great film.
In "King Solomon's Mine" (1985) there is a scene of a person dragged by a train. It is absolutely perfect to react because there is an angle that you clearly see the mat used under the dude if you get an HD copy
"Man from snowy river" is a deep cut loved that movie haven't seen it since I was a kid
I was blown away to see Man From Snowy River here! Love that film and Tom Burlinson is an awesome rider. They did that for real and if i got my facts right he did the bullwhip tricks too
The stunts from "The Rundown" are incredible. Especially the rolling down the mountain.
I am glad to see that Gui is back on the couch. I've missed seeing some "Stunmen Reacts"
Did he do stunt for Dave Bautista or something? He’s looking a lot healthier
I love the Man From Snowy River shout out! As an Aussie, love that it's being given some love!
Glad to have the stuntmen back!
"The Man From Snowy River" was one of my childhood favorites! For that crazy hill stunt alone!
It's all fun and games,until the tea bagging starts!😂😂😂
Wow seeing Anis on here is a wild crossover for me. I grew up watching Anis in various tricking videos long before I started my venture into 3D work.
2:50 yeah, the dogs actually look like they're being playful... no matter how good a dog is at acting, they can't control their tails: in general, if the tail is pointed out, they're happy, if it's pointed down, they're afraid, if it's pointed up, they're being dominant/aggressive
It's so nice to see Anis. I love this "old" stuff from him before the movies. He is the best^^
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I don't know anything about this. But why?
It’s crazy how some anecdotes and bad reading of terms of service have turned into this narrative of BetterHelp being evil and selling your data.
@@lalboimanlun1230 I think they got their act together, but in the past they where found to be using completely unqualified "Psychologists"
Saw someone else complaining their partner with a PHD got offered 40,000 per year, so now they must just be lowballing actual psychologists, but also, that was just an offer on behalf of the company, the person could have asked for a higher salary, but 40k usd to do a 100% remote job you can do anywhere in the world sounds fine to me.
Also, having gone to lots of psychologists, I honestly feel its mostly bullshit, any sufficiently intelligent person with enough life experience could do the job, and I have seen educated psychologists doing fucking dumb shit, when I've met them at parties, but these are just undergrad qualified psychs I guess.
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Contracts exist
FInally a new Stuntmen React. That's actually what brought me to this channel when I was watching videos about martial arts movies. Drunken Master 2 happens to be my favourite so great you covered it here. Please do more of that!
At 38:30 minutes into American Ninja, there is a motorcycle jump that is supposed to show off how cool and cocky the main character is. But, the stunt guy absolutely slams his face into the gas tank, and then cuts back to the main guy smiling and riding off. My brother and I lost it. Like, is that guy dead? Definitely one of those movies not filmed in America, so they were for sure getting away with disposable stunt men.
Jackie Chan did not invent "Drunken Master" style. He became a Master...Drunken Master
Stuntmen react is one of my favorite parts of this channel. I’ve been having a rough go of it. Thank you
I really love these stunt guys talking about this. They have so humble and professional!
I recommend Into the Badlands for Stuntpeople React. Lots of wire work and martial arts fights. The show does have a lot of blood and dismemberment but there should be enough safe clips for RUclips. Season 3 Episode 1 has a good fight right at the beginning that's mostly bloodless. The whole series is on Netflix.
Finally, I have really wanted you guys to do Stagecoach for ever. A more updated version is the beginning of the movie Sunset with Bruce Willis and James Garner
Mad respect to the stuntmen/women of the world, so many movies would be shite if not for your work.
Niko "This is the first mutant ninja turtles film"... 1990 gives him the side eye
Gen X and older Millenials know this....still the best turtle film! 🐢
Niko "Michael Bay directed this"
Jonathan Liebesman gives him the side eye.
I have things organized in my plex by the order of sets (ie Tobeys Spider-Man 2 is Spider-Man 1 2, while Far From Home is Spider-Man 3 2) xD
@@pivorocks lots of people use plex huh. I always here that brand namechecked but not others...
@@Orangeflava I pretty recently got into it. It's nice to run my own personal streaming service. Once I have it filled out a bit more, I'll cancel all my streaming services.
ANISSSSSS!!! This dude was tricking goals growing up! Glad he blew up in the stunt world and now get see him here on corridor!
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@@DarkShines86 There is a possibility that the common youtube ad providers work together and you can get black listed. But thats just my crack theory.
Who cares?
I believe Corridors is still a part of an MCN or a creator network so, they might not be fully hands on with picking their sponsors and likely have extended ad contracts through that entity.
Without mentioning that they used to share their clients data while claiming that they didn't.
Honestly, it's hard to get client trust back, if at all. Especially when you're at your most vulnerable.
So cool to see Anis. He was my biggest inspiration in tricking and it's been awesome to see him succeed in the stunt world!
Drunken Master 2 is without doubt in my eyes the greatest martial arts action film of all time
It's certainly one of Jackie Chan's best and a perfect example of what an action/comedy should strive to be.
Really miss his final act fights e.g Armour of God, Police Story 1&2, Project A 1&2, Wheels on Meals, Dragons Forever to name a few. They were always missing from his US movies
I'm so glad you showed Ong-Bak 2! Loved the whole trilogy.. a video could be made on those alone easily. Tom Yum Goong is amazing also.
Please please idk how many times I have to say this betterhelp is not a good company and it saddens me every time I see a RUclips channels take sponsorships from them. It’s not hard to research some of the awful things they have done.
True, Especially when it's about your mental health
Sauce.
Love these stunt reactions. These guys are doing the dream job I wanted to do as a kid ever since watching people like Jackie Chan, Sammo Hung, Yuen Biao and Jet Li. Unfortunately, I never followed through with the stuntman/fight choreography other than learning a few different martial arts like Muay Thai, Kung Fu and boxing. I have so much respect for Gui and Anise.
As a kid I looked forward to Saturday morning cartoons, now I look forward to Saturday morning Corridor
After these messages we'll be riiight back
I love stuntmen reacts. They are definitely under appreciated in film making! This series sheds some light on their vast skillset
this week was all about Jackie Chan for me , i saw Police story 3 supercop, rush hour 2 and around the world in 80 days, and also old interviews with Conan O' Brien, and now corridor too
Watch Rumble in the Bronx, The Legend of the Drunken Master, and First Strike, too.
@@quinnbloodmoon1112 yeah I watched them.thank you
Mr.nice guy is also good
@rvsanimationstudio yes Mr. Nice Guy too. 😂😊
I'm so glad you finally covered Drunken Master 2, but you need to watch the first one.
I know that you guys have already done a VFX artists react to Godzilla, but I still think you guys should also do a Stuntmen react to the stuntwork behind the classic suitmation films. All of the stuntmen that put on a Godzilla suit have their own insane stories and near death experiences. I think it would make for an interesting episode for you guys to look into the unsung heroes of the franchise and an often overlooked formed of stunt work.
This has forever changed My COD experience!!! 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Why do you have BetterHelp as a sponsor?
@@John-Smith02 okay, what did they do? Why every body hates them?
@@eingoluq Don't have all the recits since I'm not that into the drama but
* Underpaying their theraist and overworking them
* Awefull cutomer service like taking for ever to reasing therapist
* Saving customer personal info, sell it to drug companies and then leaking said personal info tho I think that last one was more a problem with their IT department that didn't updated their firewall or something and got hacked.
Money (in Mr krabs voice)
lol I think that’s every company, I think some influencers managed to spin some drama so now there’s some stupid campaign to stop RUclipsrs getting paid for a subpar therapy service. (Which you can ignore, cause it’s an ad, just saying)
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I knew nothing of tricking before Tron Legacy. His work as Rinzler was such a huge part of the film for me, sooooo impressive.
Hell yeah! Stuntmen react back
Man this is such a sick video! Gui is the man and Anis is absolutely elite. Love to hear the genuinely insightful questions from Niko as well. Keep that sh*t up you legends! Thanks for another banging video
VFX artist react to old vs new Doctor Who CGI ( tenant vs capaldi vs Ncuti Gatwa) the change is so crazy and you get to see the entire history of special effects and costumes!
David Tenant is old Dr Who? Smh. I started with Tom Baker.
@@MichaelRainey obviously theres older stuff but I feel it’s fun to see more cgi stuff from 2 decades ago vs 5-6 and it’s easier access for them than older who. Guess I’m just young 🤷🏻♂️
Stuntmen are some of the most chill, laid back and humble people.
*Fan Suggestion:*
The Devil morphing effect and makeup in the movie *"Bless The Child" (2000)* is certainly something worthy of review on your channel (maybe for October, you could compare demon/devil effects in movies?)
Also, the movie *Bicentennial Man* has aged very well. You may have reviewed the movie before, but it may be worth revisiting.
I grew up watching The Man from Snowy River, AND riding horses. This scene was one of the most insane onese of my childhood: when my horse breeder/trainer grandpa saw this scene for the first time, I'll never forget the "NO!" He just couldn't hold in. That was real-life deadly
You should do the mini chase scene from the ORIGINAL Italian job
As an Australian, I am so happy to see ‘The Man From Snowy River’ featured! That clip has mesmerised me since I was a kid.
Everytime I see a betterhelp ad, I scroll down to the comments, smiling at my oracle ability to predict what they shall say.
Anis is a legend, thank you for inviting him!
Yup, I used to watch his tricking vids from the beginning of RUclips
The Man From Snowy River crew used a bulldozer to push the trees on an angle so the viewpoint of the incline looked more extreme. Hello from Australia btw ❤
Gui is amazing! What a great episode!
let's just take a moment to appreciate how incredible dogs are to have the ability to be trained to such an extent
Love how humble stunt people are, cause they could open by saying "oh yeah i've fought John wick and captain america" and I would be like okay sick resume
1:19 Sound effect from Command&Conquer soldier unaliving
100 percent yes!
Whoaaa
I played that as a kid a ton
Love ALL the CC content! Have you ever done a "Stuntmen React" reviewing/reacting to movies about stuntmen? "Stuntman" (1968), "The Stunt Man" (1980), "Hooper" (1978), "Drive" (2011), "The Fall Guy" (2024).
You guys should react to dragon slayer (1981). 25% of the budget was spent on the go-motion dragon
These video's are insanely interesting and nerdy and I'm ALL FOR IT. You guys have my sub!
the horse cliff stunt was safe... the cliff was fake, they dressed a short part of the set to look like it was inclined more than it was actually. you can even see the dying shrubs they used.
Anis is the GOAT. 🐐 my inspiration to start tricking. And now I’m in the same business. Great to see him on the show. Thanks for bringing him on gui 🤘🏼
Man, BetterHelp's sponsor money must be crazy good! Seriously though, I understand the need for a sponsor, but come on people
Yess!!! I have been waiting for the day Anis would be on this show! Anis still the GOAT of martial arts tricking!
better help is a terrible company and you guys should stop accepting them as a sponsor. It doesn't make Corridor Crew look good at all.
They probably have a multi-video/ad contract signed a year in advance
@@button9 if that’s the case it was a terrible business decision.
Never knew your name but I have enjoyed your work for years. Fantastic episode. Thank you Anis for your years of stellar work. I truly appreciate it.
I really hope Jackie Chan does your show eventually (unless he did & I missed it) because he's so amazing at what he does plus he's so down to earth
He will never do it since he doesn't want to admit to all the doubling.
Great episode. These episodes (and actors) are so underrated.
18:03 No, they did mess with that. They just cut down some trees and placed them at an angle to make it look like the hill was steeper than it really was. You can see the top of the mountain in the background that is clearly tilted.
The Tron disc throwing is so so cool Grew up loving and throwing frisbees just like Rinzler.
A better help sponsor? Uh oh spaghettio weren't those guys a massive scam
100%
174th commenter calling them a scam with no explanation or justification?
@@ProtusMose I mean, are you expecting everyone to post a novel?
You could see the smoke and go "hmm this is interesting let me take a few seconds to Google what these people are on about"
But this is 2024, and nobody wants to take time to do anything, so you expect people to apparently have a documentary for every comment.
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There has also been allegations of unlicensed therapists. People asked to verify credentials and were denied.
@@ProtusMose Even if you're banned in Google, you can still use Duck Duck Go or something.
@@ProtusMoseThere are plenty of comments in this video and articles discussing what they did. But since you don't wanna do that, I'll loop you in.
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Jet Li's Fist of Legend is full of gold too. Lots of fighting styles, duels, group fights and wire work.
Rinzler is such a sick character.
in that last clip the trees look either dead or the leafs are limp, because they don't get water from the roots. because the trees were uprooted and positioned slanted. the actor lays on the horses back, so the angle aligns with the trees.
Better help again? Seriously. Making me really reconsider even supporting this channel
Anis did the Rimslayer stunts?! Man he is one of the main reasons to how I started adoring the universe of Tron. If they ever do the Abraxxas story I want to see him back in the suit for suree 🙏
Corridor loses a lot of integrity from using better help as a sponsor. I understand they need to make money but people are being ripped off and scammed through that service so it should be called “Worse Help”.
I imagine they signed a contract for a certain amount of sponsorships with them and they cant just not do what they are contracted to do
2:38 Next stunt guy sweating bullets with the intended arm decoy ready to go. 😂
Have a dislike for using betterhelp.
100%
Thanks for the engagement!
You have choose to ignore it.
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