Stuntmen React to Bad & Great Hollywood Stunts 25

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Niko is joined by stuntmen Malay Kim and Gui DaSilva to break down some of the craziest stunts in your favorite Hollywood films.

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[CorridorCrew]

Sorry guys & gals, there are a few moments in the Jackie Chan sequences that are silent because of YT Copyright. We're working to make sure we don't have to do this on any other videos!

[kevinvaldez]

At this point you guys should just make Gui an honorary member of the Corridor Crew.

[horizonzero]

Jackie Chan as a guest will totally complete this series.

[MadMercsAirsoftReviews]

Was it just me or did the sound drop out at times?

also the battle scene in children of men would be awesome to have a look at

[Isnogood]

Let's be real here, Malay is a guest, Gui is part of Corridor.

[abahub]

"you can't go half-ass, you must go full-ass" - words to live by

[colincat]

One kinda random thing I wanna see is some Pirates of the Caribbean stuff. I’m curious about some explosion stunts, CGI and what happened in scenes like in the second movie where everyone fights on the wheel, etc. There’s a lot of stuff in those movies I’m curious about

[grimbr]

A one take fight scene that you should react to is Season 3 Daredevil prison fight. 11 minute shot that switches from fights to dialogue and then back to fights. It's INCREDIBLE

[DanteYewToob]

Chuck Norris had a holster.
It’s a loop style quick draw holster, and he was using it FBI style at 5oclock. The holster is essentially a regular holster with all of the extra leather cut away, it’s mostly as secure but has much less friction when drawn. Lots of Texans like them because they show off the expensive gun, collect less sweat or grime, draw faster, and are less bulky when the gun isn’t I it, so you can just leave the holster loop on your belt always…
The “FBI style” refers to the position and “cant” of the firearm, meaning it’s tilted slightly forward for a faster and smoother draw.
If you go back and look, you’ll see the styled leather holster holding the gun. It’s very chuck norris… kinda understated stylish, oldschool and very Texas.

[dannyackman]

How unfortunate is it that Niko talks so poorly about Iron Fist, a show he clearly stars in as the main character.

[rosenrot]

The thought of stunt performers just jumping like startled cats when they're just out in public is hilarious.

[danielgebert]

You already know this, but it merits reiteration: this show is a gift. Thank you Niko and to all the badass guests, this consistently makes my day.

[CopyMirror]

Wren breaks his arm
Niko: I wanna do the same but cooler

[rhysherbst]

“RAID 2” Prison fight in the mud. Best fight scene ive ever seen.

[BArro]

For the oner rec: Agents of Shield 2x19. Chloe Bennet did the whole thing herself, no double and broke her arm part way through, but finished it anyway.

[martindelafuente]

6:18 I love how whoever edited this video put an example of what Niko was saying about using your shots in a way that better conveys the moves in the screen, showing a fight and how the different ways the shots are used emphasize the kinetic energy of the stuntmen, but also using the cut from the punch from one of the fighters to Wren sitting to show that same “feel” of the movement. Masterful editing.

[TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

Jackie Chan is a living legend, if you heard about all the accidents he had on set, you'd wonder how he's even alive at this point

[lowercasematt]

Recomendation: Stunts from Hardcore Henry. Lots to talk about (escalator, camera rigs, risky stunts) and good behind the scenes info online.

[joshs]

Jackie is so amazing. Who would even think of giving a homage to Singing In The Rain in a fight scene? A scene that originally had nothing whatsoever to do with fighting. Let alone work out how to actually do that.

[noneg]

*The Family Man* actually has several long take action sequences: The Hospital shootout from S01E06 ("Dance of Death"), the assault on the police station in S02E06 ("Martyrs") and the attack on the airfield/plane in the S2 finale ("The Final Act") - that last one has to be seen to be believed!