Stuntmen React to Bad & Great Hollywood Stunts 11
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Jesse talks about how the office made parkour look like a joke, Wesley&Wesley proceed to make a joke parkour sponsor segment.
Well the Office has a much, much wider audience than Corridor has
@@Sheila_Chu that wasn't the point, he was just pointing out the parallels, not commenting on the impact of either to a wider audience. lighten up
Sheila but corridor is still making new content 😆
Jesse himselft make parkour look like a joke.
A believe it’s Wesley And Wesley incorporated
Corridor crew doing a lot more publicity and appreciation for stunts and stuntmen than Oscar.
true though
Oscars are bullshit
@@zacazzz what is that reasonable reason?
@@zacazzz hmmm... sounds legit, i want stuntmen to be safe and Oscar blows anyway) But we can agree that at least Corridor Crew doing great thing by analyzing and showing great stunts with info from proffesionals on the couch, right?
@@zacazzz Yeah I agree. I also think they discussed that one time in this show but I'm not sure in which one.
"I've been called the Tony Hawk of parkour." What a professional, he's even stuntin' in the interview!
Yeah he's kind of well known but in reality there's much higher level athletes than him, in fact there's a lot of athletes that can take the falls he can't lol
@@daviddunn5169 tomato
The Real Rinkashime okay but you know DOM isn’t human so that isn’t a fair comparison. And I mean same with tony hawk he is not the best skater ever. I don’t know a lot ab skating I know he won the x games before but like you can never stay the best. And Jesse definitely has a similar vibe like tony
David Dunn it’s super hard to “rank” tracers cause it’s not just about how fat the drops are but how smooth your moves are or how far and high you can perform said moves or if u can do the move first try always. Too many factors
@@santi_super_stunts2573 okay how about this, my old buddy Max Antal, who lives in Portland Oregon is a much better athlete than Jesse in almost every way. Although it's obvious Max focuses on free running, when you watch the bust out straight up parkour even then he's probably better than Jessie. Bigger and better and everything just look him up on Instagram
That was cool, Jessie was my parkour teacher before in the Tempest
Nobody cares
@@whoasked7192 lmaoo savage 😂🙌
@@whoasked7192 🤣🤣🤣
@@whoasked7192 you have waited all your life for this moment
@@whoasked7192 idc that idc that you don’t care that idc and idc angie
May not be possible, but having the legendary Jackie Chan would be a-maz-ing.
Probably too busy fighting the kung flu.
This is not the first time I seen this comment on this channel. And I know it wont be the last. Would be lit if he joined
It would be awesome, just need to blow up like hot ones
I doubt they have the budget for that. Unless Jackie Chan some how do it for free.
Tom Cruise
Waiting for the day when the guest star actually is Jackie Chan.
Or if you're Clint, "Jaggy Chan" ;)
Jackie Chan in Dragons Forever, the druglab fight!
Knowing what parkour was and freerunning. I felt like Jackie Chan already did this in about almost all of his movies. Considering how he's always in fit and athletic (in his younger days).
Plus after watching some of his old movies, I like seeing his parkour moves and things XD.
gotenkes same
Maggie McFee | 😂
Corridor Crew: Hosts someone who cringes at The Office parkour parody video.
Also Corridor Crew: Shows Jake in a parkour parody video.
Elton Wong this comparison doesn’t work
Hello corridor. I wanted to tell you that I’m 16 and my mother passed recently and your videos make me so happy. It sparks the creative in me to be creative it makes me want to go out and film or shoot something. It makes me happy. I hope you guys keep doing this till your old men that can barely life a camera. I love you guys. Have a great day.
Stuntman: Let's do a crazy stunt!
Director: OK, but there have to be at least seven quick cuts. We don't want to sell it too much.
The reason there's quick cuts is because there's a camera following and if they stayed in that shot too long, the camera would be shown as well.
Quick cuts like the ones in Taken 3 are the worst case scenario. It's not the norm
Yes fczcams.com/video/0WwBtHto2uo/video.html
Tom Cruise: Nah fuck that
@@ashishhembrom3905 TV has budget constraints, but as a general rule of thumb, it's the director's job to figure out how to sell what's on screen, and when everything is practical that become much more accessible.
At best, quick cuts reinforce a sense of disorientation, but far more often they're used to cover for half-assed stunts.
In this case the stunts are top notch and using those quick cuts just gives a feeling of inauthenticity due to the context around quick cuts.
There's a 26-minute video titled "Every Jackie Chan Stunt Ever". It doesn't actually include ALL of his stunts since he holds the Guinness World Record for most stunts by a living actor, but I think that would be your best source for clips.
But Jackie Chan is a POS so we shouldn't give him attention
Voodoo how is he a pos
@@nnorway21 he is pro chinese gov
@@voodoo7988 And one of the best stuntman on earth, let us use his videos as reference.
@@voodoo7988 I would assume that many people in America are pro-American gov even though they are also equally horrible as the Chinese.. I don't see how being pro-gov makes you a POS.
The buzzsaw in Mr Nice Guy, or the Clocktower fall (how he survived that is beyond me) in Project A. Oh and maybe the coals in Drunken Master 2 (aka the best martial arts film of all time).
I instinctually was taken back by "best martial arts fim of all time" but after starting to think of it, couldn't think of any solid counterpoints. Tbf Jackie is in almost every best martial arts movie.
Some of the best Jackie Chan stunt scenes (IMO!):
1) Clocktower fall - Project A
2) Hovercraft sequence (including a foot cast painted like a trainer!) - Rumble In The Bronx
3) Helicopter sequence (this one is amazing, considering no fake helicopters were used!) - Police Story 3
I'm sure others will have mentioned the skyscraper slide from Who Am I?, the stepladder fight from Police Story 4, and the pole slide from Police Story 1.
Get Jackie Chan to react to his own stunts, you could probably set that up right>?
Damn that episode would be legendary 😲
@@JoseRodriguez-ch1vq I wish Jackie episode wont be cut out with subscribe comment or even ads that long at the end.
have Jackie watch the "Office Jackie" competition
maybe that is what they are going to do, thats why they are asking for jackie clips
There is no way they could get someone like Jackie Chan.
Jackie Chan, “Who am I,” the end fight scene on the roof of the building between the two karate and takewando masters. Then he runs down the glass building, which is crazy. Or! When he jumps onto the hot air ballon.
Can we get an episode covering the entire movie?
They should try to get the man himself
YES! PLEASE. That car chase earlier is insane as well
Yes, the whole fight scene needs to be reacted to as well as the escape part. Its one of my favourite fight scenes and escapes from him.
Please react to the entire sceneeeeee
Yes! Just linked this one above - that stunt was filmed in my city and it blows my mind to this day!
Still can't believe KUNG FURY hasn't been covered yet.
The Raid Redemption
@@escudo9683 they already covered it (Stuntmen React 3)
It’d be interesting to see an episode with a stunt driver
boy oh boy did _your_ wish come true
So you are saying that the parkour scene from "The Office" is not accurate
Fun-Guy sort of 🤣
The "expert" they brought on is obviously not the real deal. His tricks are amateurish compared to what is shown in The Office.
He said they were too accurate, I think, maybe.
What????!
It's a joke....... obviously.......
Sam: it’s such a huge risk-
Jesse: Such a P H A T drop
@Hai Voai Are you spamming Shrimp Noodle videos? That's a down-vote.
The "thing" on top of the elevator wasn't actually gone. It's a solid piece to the top of the elevator on the sides and the openings are just in the end. You just can't see the openings from the different angle.
I noticed that as well
1:59 There you go.
I cannot fathom how on earth someone could watch these videos and not subscribe. Even the Sponsor Section is an absolute joy to watch and appreciate. I cannot wait for each new video and there is genuine Eexcitement and Exhiliration when one appears in my feed.
React to the 5 movies Clint has actually seen.
Has he even watched one? 😂
I don't wanna watch them analyse Serbian film and Human Centipede, thanks.
And they already did LotR
All of Jackie’s Rush Hour stunts, especially the bit in Rush Hour 2 where he squeezes through that tiny gap in the casino money room. Thanks!
Oh the outtakes looked painful when he didn't make it and got stuck, ouch.
Conway Twitty I believe in one of the past stuntmen reacts i think they did review some of Jackie Chan’s stunts
AluminumHaste Jackie always ok! 💪🏼
Covering the Casino Royale scene, they had the actor on wires in case he fell, but guess what yall??? He didn’t fall in any shots. He did the stunts without wire assist, but there were obviously legal reasons they couldn’t just let him do it without safety precautions like having wires on him, and like that one shot where the padding is on top of the elevator and then gone. But he really made those jumps, it’s real impact, but if he fell he’d be caught. It’s some truly amazing stunt work.
Seeing these stunt people really makes me appreciate their work and dedication a lot more. Great episode
I wish you'd make these longer, like 10 - 20 minutes longer
20 is the golden number
And without the annoying interruptions about subs or massively long ads
@@retrogamer33 video's done at 10:22 but continues until 13:11 ... even just a legit 5-10 minutes more of actual content would make these much better
why the fuck is everyone on youtube obsessed with longer content. if it’s 30 minutes long it’ll be 30 minutes of shitty content. 10 minutes allows for precise and concise quality content
Active Username nah bro the polish on this edit is the reason you’re on this channel and not another one
Jackie Chan scene:
"Who Am I" the wound up rope twirl drop.
"Police Story" the bus stop. You know the one.
who am i is really the underrated jackie chan movie
I can tell you something about the bus stop scene. The bus stopped to early - the stuntmen where supposed to fall on the car, not on the street in front of it.
Yes I was going to say that one
The skyscraper slide from Who am I as well
I sed to have the Who Am I Vhs tape and used to watch it all the time, back then it was a big deal
"I've been referred as the tony hawk of parkour" hahahahahahahaha the balls on this guy
I've been doing parkour for 6 years and I am SO FREAKING HAPPY you guys got LaFlair on here
Kung Fu Hustle.
There are too many scenes to name specifics. Either Stuntmen React or VFX Reacts. It’s one of my favorite movies of all time. Action packed and hilarious.
Yesss!!! Stephen Chow is the master of Kung Fu comedy. Another classic is Shaolin Soccer. I second this.
K U N G P O W
that's one of my favorite movies ever
Yeah, I had the same thought the moment they asked if there are any Jackie Chan Stunts that are our favorites..... My thought is, where to begin because there are way tooooooo many to list. It definitely shouldn't be a single Full Episode, but a Multi-part Full Episodes.
Oh snap, I’m a trailer editor and I was actually tasked with editing a TV trailer for a few specific episodes of Hawaii Five-O. I got three of them, one being the that episode with the jump! Of course I put it in at the drop of the music 😁 You can see the trailer on my Vimeo even. Thank you so much for showing off your awesome skills and for helping to put parkour on the map!
Just watched Babe tonight. It was made in 1995 and I was blown away at how good the visual effects were with the talking animals. First thing I thought about was this show
wow i used to watch jesse's tutorials when i was like 10 and then i completely forgot about him when i got bored of parkour and now 7 years later he appears on one of my favourite youtubers channels, woah
Literally been waiting for Casino Royale since this series started.
"Lessons from the screenplay" recently published a great video explaining how this scene defines James Bond's character.
Me too! Lol. Probably my favorite action screen
Julien Keutgen Seen it! One of his best if you ask me. Soooo interesting.
My favourite Jacky Chan stunt:
Armour of god, where he jumps off a cliff and onto a hot air balloon!
Isn't that the one that broke his leg?
I swear he broke his back and his neck too. One of my favourite movies
@@JBNagis there has been a few where he broke his leg haha.
I remember seeing the hawaii-5-0 chase it was soooooo cool. It was so impressive to watch
I've actually always loved when you explain vfx in more detail and how they are done. Maybe you could do a video featuring the Corridor editing crew and asking them questions like; Which software you use the most and why? What's your favorite kind of vfx shots? Whats it like working on sound design and cool editing pipelines. I would love to see a video like that and I'm sure others agree. Also love the acting behind the scenes 😂 rip Sam
Whenever it comes out on digital and DVD, you should react to the VFX in The Invisible Man and compare it to the original The Invisible Man
Hollow man?
Bobby Mays ooooh that would be a great comparison
Yeah, when Hollow Man originally came out, that sequence where Kevin Bacon turns invisible layer by layer was absolutely unprecedented. (although maybe a little cartoony...) Also some really impressive work with the head wrap replacing his real head.
lol.
TJ Kerrell I really want this comment to be pinned or popular lol
Can’t wait for an episode with stuntwomen their history is pretty interesting actually
this!!!
Get Jesse Graff!
YES that would be so cool
Zoe Bell would be a great guest.
Before it's too late Corridor Crew needs to bring FAMOUS STUNT DRIVER Debbie Evans. She's been stunt driving for 30+ years. At 59 she's STILL the badass doing Fast & Furious stunts. C'mon ya'll get her on the show!
(She's done: 7 of the 9 Fast & Furious Movies, Terminator 2, Wanted, Matrix Reloaded, Mr. & Mrs. Smith, and so much more guys.)
**Edit: I doubt she'd come on as a guest but Georgia Durante (getaway driver and mafia wife turned stunt driver) would be a nice showcase to discuss.
Poor Jake - as soon as his face appears everyone closes the video
he seems like a kid who wanted to be in the video too after the adults finished their discussion
That sponsorship was great, now i just want to just see you do more skits like this, that was absolutely brilliant, top work lads!
Jackie Chan: Operation Condor. The last 30 minutes, or so. All of that is brilliant.
Remember that movie from when I was small
Movies vfx to react--
1. Pacific rim
2. Harry Potter series
3. Transformers series
4. Ready player one
5. Man of steel
Dark knight finally somebody says Man of Steel ! Wonder if they will notice that Zods suit is completely CG
I was literally thinking of mos when I see your comment and I think they should do a stuntman react about it too.
I don't normally like react videos but these Corridor Crew ones are actually informative and they genuinely seem to know what's what. Love it.
Yes a parkour dedicated episode! This one was pretty awesome, though they all are! Cool to see Jesse on here!
When talking about parkour, David belle definitely deserves more than just a quick mention. B13 and B13 ultimátum both have some great stunt and parkour scenes
Rico yea but the first one was all real no wires non of that bs so nothing to talk about. The stuff in it is crazy but like of course it is. The lead is the inventor of parkour
I agree. Hell, he's the one who invented parkour.
there's a part two to this.. where we cover B13 as a whole.. patience please :)
David Belle is great & a really cool person, but he's known as the founder of parkour, not the creator, he's the guy to put the moves together and gave it the name. But before that, people were doing it for hundreds of years
@@ComingSoonOnVHS From what I've read, parkour came through military obstacle course. 😁
Ngl I feel like these react videos are getting shorter and shorter every time. Like this was only 3 clips. I feel like Jake making fun of parkour lasted longer than the breakdowns
Agree they are getting shorter
I am binge watching these videos and absolutely love the interactions of you guys on the couch! What about a puppeteering episode? Also, best and worst of a particular tv show? Like Stargate?
So awesome y’all got Jesse La Flair! I’ve been a fan of his for years. Great video
I still can't get over how well the sponsor segments are handled on this channel
The moment he acknowledges himself as "The tony hawk of parkour" and "master of parkour".....
What an ass
once you guys jump through a window you can criticize him. If I could do even a fraction of what he could I'd be pretty impressed with myself too.
I've been doing parkour since 2006. He should acknowledge the og parkour guys who inspired him, like the Yamakasi (including Sebastian Foucan here), instead of claiming ridiculous things. If anyone is the Tony Hawk of parkour it's David Belle.
@@gracefool he mentions people very soon after saying that, during the first clip they watch
Jessie's ego is bigger than his jumps.
Thus episode made me realize how awesome Parkour is and the risk these guys are taking!
Dude! I didn't know Jesse has done this much stuff! I used to watch his parkour tutorials when he wasn't that big lol!
Pirates of the Caribbean: at worlds end, beckett death
You guys should consider reviewing the clip of Liam Neeson going over a fence 😂 I think there were like 20 takes strewn together into whatever they ended up with
I love this channel the team is so like-able and the guests give great insight into special FX and stunts. It’s so fun to watch always pumped for a new video. Makes you appreciate film making way more and I’ve always been into BTS footage and commentary tracks of my favorite shows.
You guys should do one of stuntmen reacting to pro wrestling and analyzing how those guys learn how to fall
In Jackie Chan’s “Miracles/Canton Godfather/Mr. Canton and Lady Rose,” there’s a sequence where Jackie has to fight goons in a huge rope factory. He tangles guys up, gets tangled, even…jumps rope on a beam almost 10 feet high.
2nd this. Great scene.
@@thestray even the first fight in the was awesome lol
I recently just watched Rush Hour and the scene where Chris Tucker has to pull out the sign for his fall is pretty crazy
Oh man, I remember watching Jesse La Flair back in 8th grade when I was really interested in parkour, so good to see him again.
Nicos' subscription spot was like like hearing from dad: "I won't make you do the right thing, you know better."
The guy's wrong about the office scene. He says that this is when parkour was new and CZcams wasn't really a thing yet but Jim mentions that parkour was the Internet sensation from like 3/4 years ago and that it was in Casino Royale. That episode came out in 2009. Parkour was already pretty well known then
I think he means that parkour was not that mainstream until that point-- sure it was known on the internet, and people knew about it-- yes, people were posting youtube vids about it even before then, but it didn't hit the collective consciousness until they did it in the Office. Like I knew about parkour because i'm online and stuff, but my brother and family didn't really know what it was called or anything until the jokes came after that episode.
He's talking specifically about the word "parkour", which wasn't used in Casino Royale.
yeah. he seemed really bitter about it.
@@NinjaDimes But he said Casino Royale was when the public really learned about parkour
It was in a Madonna video in 2006 and Ray Stevenson's Punisher movie in 2008. It was already pretty well known at that point.
I’m doing a persuasive speech for English class on why there should be a stunt category in the Academy Awards.
Because that make the actors look fake and bad. Most actors can't do stunts but get pay way more just for the looks.
Oh yeah definitely
@@Linkwii64 actors need a stunt double cause if they get hurt doing their own stunt then they cant act and production stops. if a stunt double gets hurt, they can get someone else. Tom Cruise comes to mind
@Noob CZcamsr that's doesn't mean we should not have category for it. stunts are safer now bcz of rules and safety equipment .
These guys need appreciation for their work
@Noob CZcamsr yeah then let have them and their team award .
The opening chase in Casino Royale is one of the best action scenes ever put to film and nobody can convince me otherwise.
Yes!! Yall got Jessie on here! He was one of my idols when I was younger. Still is. And like said before, he's the Tony Hawk of parkour.
I don't remember if they've already reacted to these fight scenes, but I'll say them anyway:
- police story 1 (final mall scene for obvious reasons + the bus scene)
- fighting in the rope factory in miracles
- end fight scene in twin dragons is mad
- project A (especially the fight where jackie is handcuffed to the other guy. Great bit of action comedy + a pretty risky shot when someone throws an axe and it barely misses jackie's head)
In the mall scene, after doing it, Jackie said he was too fired up on adrenaline that he didnt really fewl much until a few minutes after filming stopped and he was rushed straight to the hospital. He said this in one of his interviews done in 2016 or 2017. That interview is still up on youtube, look it up guys.
Sebastien actually had a group callled the Yamakasis and they mad a movie in the early 2000s, quickly followed by district 13 (all were super popular in france at the time)
I'm surprised they didn't mention Yamakasi. It wasn't really popular here in Poland, but I watched and remember it!
Exactly!
The talked as if parkour was something new. It's more than 20 year old FFS.
Yamakasi movie was released in 2001!
@@jide7765 While I wish they had mentioned some older titles I didn't take it as them saying parkour was new. They were more talking about how it got pulled into the understanding of regular people.
@@jide7765 dude they were talking about like when it blew up on CZcams and people that didn't do it started to know what it was and when it became like popular in the mainstream I feel like there were also talking about freerunning more than parkour
Lucifer and Dylan,
There was a world before CZcams and there is a world outside of USA ;)
Parkour was well known in France 20 years ago and went mainstream after the Yamakasi movie in 2001.
If that video was about parkour stunts, then it failed as it shown very little beside Jesse work.
Fallen Kingdom opening scene with the T Rex looks AMAZING! One of the few shots to actually rival the original
Would love to see a “Stuntmen React” episode with the fight sequences in Kung Fu Hustle!
Oh yeah I love this
"Who Am I"
-The jump off the roof with the rope wrapped around him.
Also him yelling the title of the movie into the sky
Yes That's t best shot ever I have seen
Please do Jackie Chan’s “Who am I” skyscraper glass roof slide stunt. I remember as a kid seeing this and it still sticks in my mind.
Yes! The legend is that he did that without wires and pads, and that if he got it wrong, that was that, but it can't be true. Can it?
db It is!!! & I totally forgot about it but it's absolutely one of the most insane stunts I've ever seen!!
I definitely recommend District B13 (2004) parkour scene. Also Brick Mansions (2014) Parkour scene. They are extremely similar, yet there is still a lot of new tricks used in the newer sequence.
Jackie Chan in Who am I - the rooftop fight scene lasts for like 8 minutes; a lot of good choreography and near death experiences. One of the greatest underrated fight scenes of all time in my humble opinion. Not to mention he almost gets crushed by a semi while running in wooden shoes in this movie.
I once met Sebastian Foucan when I was a teen. He gave a motivational talk at camp and performed some amazing stunts for us! Awesome guy.
8:37 so is that just some random bird? Because if so that is one of the most cinematic coincidences I’ve seen in a while.
I NOTICED TOO :D
SUCH A GOOD COMPOSITION
Tiromir I mean you can see it in the shot where you see the camera come over the edge. I don’t know what unedited shot you’re talking about.
Mr Canton and Lady Rose. Either the brawl in the cabaret lounge/restaurant about half way through or the cotton mill sequence at the end. Both are his best IMHO in terms of rhythm , gymnastics and rough looking landings in context of the story.
I thought the Tony Hawk of Parkour was Damien Walters. Of course, no disrespect to Jesse in the slightest.
I feel like Damian is more of a free running guy
The Casino Royale parkour chase is one of the best action scenes of all time 🔥
Best action sequence of All Bond Movies
It's not. Not even close.
@@kishenkoolskills90 arguably
@@ErebosGR yet, you don't offer up an alternative
Wesley has big "Don't talk to me or child ever again" meme energy in this.
The Casino Royale sequence is so cool. Pitting Bond against a free runner highlights his approach to problem-solving. Like, Sébastien climbs the steel beams to go up, and Bond stands on the hook block of a crane and drops a bunch of construction material to zip himself up. Sébastien hops onto and off of elevators to come down, and Bond jumps on a lift and busts the hydraulics to get down. Sébastien swings through a tiny hole in the wall, and Bond literally just breaks through the drywall. It's great action design and environmental storytelling.
"Life's been great, man," he says, sitting on the same couch as two other people shortly before March 2020. Oof.
1:52 That part on the lift isn't gone because there wasn't something there to begin with, its apart of the lift... you just looked at it from the front and said its gone. Whats gone? at 1:58 you can see front and side, its the same, nothing changed
True nice catch.
You are right
That's what I was going to say. But kind of odd they didn't pick up on that being so detail oriented. That's ok.
I would have loved to see Jesse talk a bit about District B13. You even have a clip of that film in this video! It's a great film with some very cool stuff that eventually influenced Casino Royale to have their parcours scenes.
Hey! I've been following Jesse for a while now! Awesome to see him on here.
Would love to see a stunt driving guest. Look at all the great car chases/stunts especially the Mad Max stuff.
There’s a movie called Tracers and it has a lot of cool free running and parkour clips
I watch your gang beast!!!
Ele Bee brick mansions - im a joke to u
Chester Stone omg I forgot about that movie
Here's hoping the expert you get to react to Jackie Chan's stunt is Jackie Chan.
Police Story, umbrella on the bus and also I love the phone scene. The phone scene is amazing
How I watch a Corridor react vid:
- Skip annoying teaser intro
- Enjoy reaction and interesting insights
- Skip annoying plea for subscribers
- Enjoy more reactions
- Get the hell out the second Jake comes on screen
For Jackie Chan, essentially everything in The Legend of the Drunken Master. Personally, I'd love to see y'all specifically cover the final fight sequence. One of my favorite Jackie Chan movies and fights of his career. Hopefully it will get more people to check out the movie since I'm still amazed at how many people I talk to who have never seen that masterpiece of a film.
My personal favorite.
The whole joke behind The Office scene was to make fun of the characters for not understanding parkour, not make fun of people who do parkour lol
He just being Sarcastic Mate
mark joe I don’t think he is though
@@markjoe8460 Nah. He wasn't.
I think he knows but he's mad nonetheless because of obnoxious people who made fun of his job after not understanding the joke.
mark joe. He seemed like a snarky prick right from the start, so I'm guessing he wasn't being sarcastic. You can see it in his face.
Rumble in the Bronx guys, way too much fun there. Thanks, lots of fun watching these
meeting jesse was such an amazing experience!
Great Jackie Chan fight is from legend of drunken master, the restaurant fight against the axe gang. Super well done with so much different elements you can cover 1:05:17-1:09:48. Also the fight stating at 1:35:26 and ending at 1:38:41
I’ll be waiting for the day Jackie Chan is in the middle of that couch reacting to his own scenes
10:47 and a smooth transition to the sponsor. totally smooth.
You should definitly have this person review some scenes of the "Yamakasi" french movie that was HUGE here in early 2000, when in this video you say that the Office showed parkour to the main public a bit. Parkour is huge in France and the "Yamakasi" movie introduced all of it and was futuristic for its time. :) take care !
"it's okay, they're evil workers."
Somebody call OSHA.
If there are true Sam Raimi fans out there wouldn’t you want The Corridor Crew to talk about the Sandman scenes from Spider-Man 3
Yes!!!!!!!!!!!
Saw Raimi on the chef show. He's so awkward and strange. Don't think it would be entertaining.
victor martone Favreau was off in that one, I don’t think it was Sam’s fault. Favreau seemed like he was in a hurry and didn’t want to be there. I dunno. It was awkward tho.
Rather they react to the Evil Dead movies or Darkman.
Norman G Or that too
great production value on the sponsor piece. very funny and entertaining
I'd love to see the parkour huy react to the video of the guy full on sprinting through one of those ninja warrior / wipeout courses.