Stuntmen React to Bad & Great Hollywood Stunts 29

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Niko is joined by Stunt Performers Travis Wong and Gui DaSilva-Greene to react and break down Hollywood's best and worst stunts!

1:08 Step Up 3D (2010)
2:15 The Kick (2011)
4:01 Twilight: Breaking Dawn (2011)
6:10 G.I. Joe: Retaliation (2013)
9:04 Transformers: Age of Extinction (2014)
12:11 Furious 7 (2015)

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[YVH]

I really love how Corridor is now known in the stuntmen community, really sheds light on an area of the industry that doesn't get enough praise

[amdreallyfast]

Love how Gui has been on the show enough that he's becoming a host. If you do another D&D series, it would be amazing if you got some of your stunt friends to choreograph the fights.

[BRUXXUS]

The most surprising thing I've learned from this series is that a lot of impressive practical stunts end up looking like CG in the final movie... which is a huge bummer.

[BlakGm]

"I used to do 30 minute live shows little brother, this is 2 minutes" is such a badass line, I bet The Rock has been saving that one for YEARS

[SoCloseToToast]

Damn I feel like we got so much more insight and name drops on industry people in this episode! Love it!

Edit: Also with all the interesting injuries in stunt work, and how they are kind of proud and wear them like a badge of honor. Would be fun to see you all recreate the Jaws bite scene with the stunt performers or just show the craziest stunt injuries and have the stunt performers talk about them and the scene in the movie/tv show.

[aggrogahu]

Travis was incredibly charismatic when he first appeared to teach Niko through the stunt fall vid, and he's every bit as charismatic on the react couch. Great episode.

[Real]

Watching Gui's face tells you when the hits are rough. It's like he's re-feeling the pain from prior stunts 🤣😬

Dwayne Johnson's response is gold. Perfect response. I almost expected him to say that Dwayne was there at 4am because that would also be on brand.

[Thesierrashow]

Loving the addition of Travis on this one, and Gui is a fan fav as always!

[DreamCrusher]

My takeaways: 1 - Gui is under-utilized, but always good to see him!
2 - Tony is another badass!
3 - Tony's mom is even more badass!
4 - I now appreciate G.I. Joe Retaliation, at least beyond the final cut

[hyperfoxartist]

i was laughing my butt off this whole video. the chemistry between Travis and Gui and their friendship and experiences were so entertaining to watch

[vaibhavbhandari]

Man, stuntman really put a lot effort in movies and their hardwork even goes unnoticed. They really deserve everyone's respect. They are an equal part for when a film gets created

[rafaelalodio]

This episode showed how dangerous of a profession being a stunt person is, even the most trivial scenes that you barely pay any attention in the movie can cause serious injuries on the performers.

[norfy]

"I used to do 30 minute live shows, little brother. This is two minutes." Dwayne Johnson is gangster.

[hoodiegal]

Always love Gui, he's a great guest, and Travis was a real fun addition, you should definitely invite him back some time!

[alex]

Seriously, this is one of the best series about the ins and outs of the industry ive ever seen on youtube,
about any department, in any era, these are always fun and informative. It's youtube gold.

Oscar for stunts 2023 please, academy

[RandyContello]

when Gui taught you guys how to stunt fall... it oddly saved my life in a scooter accident.. the how to land on your back safely... - didnt implement it great... but i was able to get up... thank you to you guys and him endlessly

[ken]

Crazy that GI Joe is practically done, I had always thought it was full CG because it just looked so unreal. Great job!

[xelasneko]

Travis was so funny and entertaining throughout the video, and he actually made me laugh out loud at one point. Definitely hope to see him again on the couch.

[marianacaamano]

I remember Tron Legacy having a bit of tricking in it that takes center stage in some scenes. The actor who played Rinzler, Anis Cheurfa, put in the work to make some iconic shots during the disc battle.

[johnyjoek]

As much as I love Corridor Crew, I think we really need more episodes like this where its just Niko with 2 guest chatting about their experiences.