Stuntmen React to Bad & Great Hollywood Stunts 35

THIS EPISODE ►
Niko and Gui are joined by Stuntman Mark Wagner to breakdown some of the best (and worst) stunts from your favorite Hollywood movies!

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OUR GEAR, SOFTWARE & PARTNERS ►

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CHAPTERS ►
00:00 Intro
01:16 Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl
03:57 Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest
08:09 Spider-Man
11:19 Ant-Man
13:10 Captain America: Civil War
15:15 This Is 40
17:28 Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
21:05 Vessi
22:38 Outro

[NewMateo]

Knowing that man actually ran backwards on a spinning wheel while sword fighting is insane. Im so happy that the Emmys finally rolled out a Stunt Man award because these guys do some SERIOUS work for movies.

[NickyG-NZ]

One of the best parts of this series is seeing a dude who you don't recognise at the start of the video then you come to realise that he is responsible for some of your favorite cinematic moments. The pirates wheel, the spider-man faceplant, these are iconic moments that have a special place in my heart, and Mark is a part of them!

[someguy]

To think that stuntment often have more screentime than actors in modern super hero movies is insane considering they get such little recognition. They deserve a much bigger voice in the industry for that reason and many others, so good on Corridor Crew for helping with that.

[maxcernich]

I love how gui is a regular on the stuntmen ones now, the progression from the first ones is so awesome

[WicoYT]

Mark being Spider-Man and Ant Man makes the joke in the Quantumania trailer even better

[jasonblalock]

So glad you finally covered the big wheel fight in POTC2. That's one of my all-time favorite swordfight scenes. I'm honestly impressed at just *how much* of it was real/practical. I'd assumed there was more CGI involved.

[uuiam]

I love all the guests in Corridor videos, but the ones that match the overly enthusiastic and FRIENDLY energy are the absolute best. Mark is one of these guests. As always, Gui is also an absolute bundle of joy.

[heynhamnham]

I loved when he talked about his parents cheering for him on spiderman, imagine how worried parents must get when hearing their kid wants to do some dangerous job like that, but they were very positive about it, very nice parents

[TheAkdzyn]

Watching this particular interview has gained me even more respect for stunt workers. The best part is how normal and goofy he is and yet he is committed to such dangerous work at the highest professional level in Hollywood. Good show!!

[kaylad]

The bike crash scene really made me realize the engineering behind stunts is important. They changed the door, walls being softened, changing how a table may break, etc. Love hearing about all the little intricacies behind a stunt besides just the actual stunt person falling or whatever. Also I started this comment before they mention engineering lol.

[PokémonCoordinatorMare]

My brother and I would constantly sword fight pretending to be Jack after seeing Curse of the Black Pearl. Then we just somehow combined lightsabers in with the swordplay man what a time to be a kid in the 90s and 2000s.

[ignorable.dialogue]

He's one of the most sincerely and genuinely hilarious guests you've had on the show and I hope we get to see him again!

[tyberriuss]

9:10 Gui matching Matt's motions while having that look on his face... something about it just makes me break down into giggles! :D

[BlueShirtRedVest]

I think this was my favorite episode of Stuntmen React, Mark had great chemistry with you guys. I hope you can bring him back.

[richbuilds_com]

The window busting before it's hit just makes it look like you're hitting the door so hard it causes the window to flex and shatter. Totally a non issue - great stunt!

[avahartwell]

Mark's energy and laughter are absolutely infectious! Thank you for bringing him on. I wonder if the stuntmen - with the huge part they play in Marvel movies - would ever get co-billing with the star?

[daynechrisco]

If you did stunts for Spider-Man than you are an immediate legend in my eyes.

[terry]

The absolute BEST part of these breakdowns, VFX, Stuntmen or otherwise, is that it shows every single aspect of a movie is needed to be professional and are integral for the magic the viewers see on screen. Mark talking about how even after he got a second-degree burn and melted to the floor, he was amped to do another take to get the shot! That is the energy that is needed to make these movies so remarkable!

[froggy_boy_kermuttt]

I love that gui is just part of the crew now and not just a guest

[RazgrizAce]

Love the stuntman episodes because exactly what Nikko described, that there is so much engineering involved