Stuntwomen React to Bad & Great Hollywood Stunts 11
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Niko is joined by Stuntwomen Amy Johnston and Kimberly Shannon Murphy to breakdown some of the best (and worst) stunts from your favorite Hollywood movies!
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CHAPTERS ►
00:00 Intro
01:27 Knight and Day
08:21 The Mick
11:32 It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
13:26 Atomic Blonde
15:30 Extended Cut
16:36 Squarespace
18:28 Outro - Zábava
Kudos to Niko for letting the two guests do so much of the talking. A good host knows when to sit back and let the guests do their thing.
There is a joke in there somewhere.
Part of why this series is so great - they genuinely care about each guests craft and want to promote it
Uhh they both get hit for a living, I just think he had nothing to contribute…lol. Still a great interview between the girls.
I was just thinking Amy was on point in the interview. Let the two of same profession talk and interject when you need to tie it to yours or want more insight.
@@kingcosworth2643 sad
I love how Amy has gotten close to the point Gui Dasilva has where she’s not even a guest she’s just a host. It is genuinely so awesome the community you guys have created around film education and the professionals you have joining and contributing to the team!
Until I read this, I thought Gui was actually a crew member
@@travismurtland3257 see, that's how natural gui's presence feels :)
Don’t usually post comments but wanted to post something similar. I loved this episode, really great content and very natural conversations. It has a touch of something different.
@@travismurtland3257 Lmao really? There's a lot of videos where he says he doubles as Black Panther in the MCU films
@@paul-juniorblack6151 I remember him doing civil war, but I discovered this channel after a few years of that being out and he just looks so comfortable on that couch lol
Niko is so good at taking a back seat in these and just letting the experts take the lead and do the storytelling/analysis. Love it.
I would hope, he’s not a stunt double lol
I think Niko is my favorite couch dude.
@Jay Mi lol
ye its so hard to just not talk when someone else is talking lmfao
@@whitehairboykun5659 ya you should try it out
As someone with a physical disability from being hit by a car when I was a teenager, "If you don't have to get hit by a car you shouldn't get hit by a car" is REALLY solid life advice.
Ditto, my messed up hip and I agree with this!
One time a car touched me, I rolled 3 times.
@@angeluslupus my right hip, knee, and shoulder are made out of duct tape and rubber bands. There's a pin in my knee that sets off metal detectors. Always fun at the airport.
Film studios: "Which method is cheaper?"
@@jp3813 luckily nowadays cgi is the cheap route, but that line crossed over more recently than you think.
“My husband doubled him [Tom Cruise] for 11 years” is the craziest sentence I’ve heard today!!
Then the MF went and bought the studio so he can do it himself lol
Me too
He was Tom Crooze
So he had basically nothing to do. XD
You must not have Twitter then 🤣
I didn't want this episode to end. Great chemistry with all hosts.
I just payed for the subscription to the website just to watch this uncut
Except the Parkour dude, he’s cocky AF it’s a put off
@@malfaroangel3896 who niko?
He’s not a professional stuntman, he’s the co created of corridor and a VFX artist
@@Richard_Nixon-mr6rq Yeah, was like "Who? Did they bring someone else in on the extended cut?"
Also: Cocky? How? He barely said anything - he's a good enough host to (as others have said) let the professionals talk shop. Think yer reading into the video what you want to see @Malfaro Angel ...
Part 2 just came out
Kimberly was such a delight! I love the point she made about figuring out better and safer ways to do certain stunts. Niko and Amy were great hosts in giving the talking points, but letting the guest do the talking. Great episode as always!
I laughed my ass off at that always sunny episode. Thank you for doing it so well. I love their version of stunts, how it's realistic but corny at same time, like they are cartoon characters but IRL.
On their podcast Caitlin talked about when she took the dive into the car, the stunt woman (I’m assuming the same woman) wasn’t doing it funny enough so Caitlin ate shit instead. They joke a little that the stunt woman was being safe lmao and Caitlin could have easily broken her neck but it’s literally one of the funniest scenes to me and I always wondered if it was real.
Niko being silent and shaking his head while they're talking about the bike stunt is perfect.
I'd love to see CG/ animation breakdowns for commercials. Like the M&Ms and Geico gecko throughout the years, and cereal commercials and stuff like that
That's a good idea... but you should have chosen examples with characters that actually are CG/animation, instead of those obviously real, yet unusual in appearance, actors. Gettin mighty close to bigotry there...
@@stevealford230 Tf are you on about? Let's see what you're getting mighty close to...
@@Lost_n_Found_1 Apparently at least two idiots are unfamiliar with Absurdist Humor...
@@stevealford230 I'm all for absurdist humor, if it's actually funny. Being irreverent purely for the sake of irreverence just makes you a fool. Nice try, though. Lmao.
@@stevealford230 Can't wait for you to cowardly delete your next pathetic jab, lol.
I loved the action szenes in Atomic Blonde.
Here is why:
The fights seem to be real. You can SEE, that she really struggles with some fights and that the men are sometimes stronger than her. Its not like in most other action movies, where people get hit very hard and it nearly nether affects them at all.
I wish, there would be more movies like that.
Nether forget.
Same. Atomic Blonde and Salt to me are top tier action movies for that reason. I think that's why the John Wick movies are so popular too. Charlize and Angelina are so so good at action it's insane.
SAME.
@@ramonandrajo6348 🤓
Love Knight and Day, and it's really interesting that for the most part those bulls were actually real...
You guys need to get Zoe Bell on next. Another great female stunt performer, a super cool person, and no doubt has some great stories to tell. Especially the hood ride from Deathproof, where she was just hanging on with a couple of straps
Ohh heck yeah! And then when you look back at the rest of the stuff she's done....
"The bulls were meant to stay, and they didn't" Is so good!
massive respect to Kimberly Shannon Murphy for the knight and day motorbike stuff, any stunt at 60mph with no helmet is the ultimate risk
Loved the stunts from Night and Day, so it's great to see the talented stuntswoman who made those possible, and I specifically remember seeing the bulls break through the fence and thinking oh no.
This movies are shits 🤮 anime movies are fire 🔥
Love this! Amy & Kimberly are truly wonderful people & amazing women to work with. As a prof. stunt performer, I've done a few car hits. Favorite/most challenging car hit I've performed was for "Shameless". Jumping out of the back of a moving ambulance straight into a car hit. Training, timing & an awesome stunt team are crucial. Keep up the great work & the conversations with stunt performers.
Yay! Amy's back! I love it when recurring guests come back as co-hosts. Gui and Alex are in the same boat. Love it.
I want Amy on every episode. She's got such a fun nice happy energy.
The bravery to be able to do some of those stunts is something else. Fantastic video as always Corridor Crew.
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Kimberly is awesome and is totally right. I would love to see a Sunday episode just comparing car hits, and of course Corridor's best efforts at running over an intern.
The car hit from Crank: High Voltage on Bai Ling was very intense. The landing afterwards seriously looked unplanned. It's worth looking into. Thanks
I would love to see more of those stunt people doing fight compilations like the ones they did during the height of COVID. Those were amazing to watch.
Niko jumping in and talking about the gut shots, and then the two ladies immediately coming in and correcting him. And they left it in. That takes integrity. Love this format so much.
Agreed. Though I think in this case Niko meant it's hard from HIM to sell it and not that it's hard for experienced folk full-time in the industry with knowledge of how to do it right. Either way, great hosting.
Episode 5 of the 10th season of Its Always Sunny in Philadelphia has an awesome stunt when Dee crashes from a second floor off some machinery and onto the ground. Looked super intense
Dee does a lot of her own stunts as well. She broker her arm driving a motorcycle in a scene that took place in an apartment
Her best stunt is the one when she tries to steal the high heels, crashes head on into a car.
@@rowaystarco Haha one of the best moments. She's talked about how she just went for it and really messed up her neck but the results will always make me laugh
@@henzoko5946 I mean, honestly a retrospective on all of her stunts would be fun
@@JohnnyBRad Absolute legend!
Stuntperson Reacts is such an amazing part of this channel. I love it so much.
You guys have inspired my 5yo to declare that he is going to be a VFX artist. Every time we watch something on TV he asks me if that is "real or CG."
thank you for all your hard work and the love and fun you pour into these videos. It is so evident that even a 5 year old can tell that you guys love what you do and you make it look like so much fun that everybody wants to do it. Thanks again guys
Ha, that's awesome! :)
She's 5 years old, give her a couple week/month/years and she'll forget what she wanted to be :) Unless she won't, in which case congratulations, she is one determined kid!
5 Yo? Understands CGi?
@@daftbence some becomes a deep memory they forget but is subconsciously programmed in their brain. Ok
Someone please explain to me: If the bulls were real, then why do they look so fake in most of the scenes?
After some of the discussion in this episode, I think it'd be really interesting to hear them discuss the differences between action stunts comedy stunts. Seems like you would be trying to highlight different things with the stunts, would be interesting to see what the experts think
Love this series. Great stunts makes amazing scenes. Niko giving them time to talk and tell their story is so good, much respect. That goes for every episode, regardless gender. Thats why I think this channel is so very important. You dont hear that much from female stunts, and these episodes might inspire so many people. Great episode as always, Corridor.
Hats off to all stunt professionals! They are truly risking lives so that we can enjoy movie entertainment. Two examples from this episode are twisting bodies and position on a motorcycle moving at 60mph without any body protection, and driving between two very real moving trains at high speed is just so next level. Your commitment to selling the scene makes us appreciate movies soooo much more!!!
I’m thrilled that women are doubling women in stunts. Stunts are my favorite part of movies. You go girl!
ITS SOO NICE TO SEE THIS SERIES BACK! I WISH IT WAS EVERY WEEK!
Yet again saying we need a response to the Dredd remake! The sfx in that movie was so good!
honestly im amazed how many of the stunts in knight and day were practical.
I believe that there was still compositing and CG add-one and cleanup… but to learn that the scenes were, at their core, largely practical is amazing!
I love these videos, I'm a fan of Amy's in particular. She's not just a great stunt performer, but she just seems great to hang out with. Edit: Wow, didn't know how much work Kimberly had under her belt, that's so impressive! Please make more videos in this series!
amy took charge of the questions this episode & kimberly was an awesome guest. great episode as usual. looking forward to more from these 2 awesome people
The Brad Pit car hit in Meet Joe Black always stuck with me, i probably rewinded it 10 times the first time i saw the movie.
I saw that in the theatre and it got a huge laugh when it happened. I don’t think that was what the director was going for.
Atomic Blonde is awesome, force multipliers against giant guys is the only way to make this believable. Amazing work.
AMY!😍 Love when she's on, and she makes a great co-host for the ladies. She knows the questions for the best content when the women are the focus. Good move on the part of the Corridor team. Kimberly is a badass.👍 That car-hit comparison breakdown is a great idea.
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That is THE most hilarious car hit I've ever seen in my life.
The whole story with tik tok is so funny the wire is clearly visible how did everyone miss it lol
It's about time Amy came back. I love when Stuntwomen react.
These Stunt Reaction Segments are my favorite; I can't get enough of these!
These two are amazing I love when they ask each other like great questions that pull out these awesome stories
I always love hearing stories from stuntmen and women. What they do is just incredible.
Not quite a car hit, but that whip swing down into the front of a jeep in the opening scene of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull is pretty great, and I'd love to find out more about how they did it. There's a lot of pretty amazing stunts in that whole sequence too which might also be interesting to look at!
I love how she uses logic "of course the bulls were cg, they didn't actually run over the car", after saying they were riding along with the bike. I mean, might as well
That would have been more unsafe for the bulls, they could have easily got hurt. The motorbike scene is more unsafe for the humans, who cares about them anyway. 😉
This was so good. earlier this year, I was working backstage in an all female version of Reservoir Dogs, on stage you can't have stunt doubles for the fight scene.
The stunt co-ordinator we had was awesome, the girls really looked like they were having an all in brawl.
I'm in my late 70's now, but in my early 20's, I tried my hand at film stunt work, just easy stuff and I enjoyed it, but then reality took hold.
I'd love to hear a stuntwoman's take on Jennifer Lawrence's recent statement about her being "the first woman action star" with her role in The Hunger Games. As someone who grew up with films like Terminator and Aliens, I think that's baffling lol
She has said it just came out wrong, she was nervous talking to Viola Davis. Jennifer has never really been known for being a bastion of cool and calm around celebrities she admires😆
I think the "fake" car hit with the wires looked better. Like when they do it for real you can kind of tell they're being careful not to injure the stuntman whereas with green screen and wires you can make it look as violent as you want.
Great to see Amy back in the studio, and I loved hearing from Kimberly! I'm a huge fan of Old Guard!! One of my favorite movies, and now I know Kim worked on it! There are so many details I enjoyed in that movie- the way the team all worked together, the different styles of fighting, how they acquired weapons and ammo throughout the fights... Many things you don't usually see in other action movies.
For a car hit scene, you have to check out the one from a little film called The Suspicious Death of a Minor. A guy gets hit by a car and somehow transitions into a head spin.
You guys have to do the stunt and VFX breakdown for Hard-core Henry
Love seeing Amy back. I want to see more 80s stunts where you can't rely on cgi
Knight and Day is one of my favourite movies, i can watch it several days in a row without getting tired of it. Learning some of the behind the scenes info from it was really fun😁
That super quick showing of the "meet joe black" scene just opened a flood gate of nostalgia.
I like how quiet Niko is during the girl's discussion
Don't fix what ain't broken ☯️🥰
Yep, that’s a married man for ya 😉😏
Niko just knew this womens knew their stuff more than he did
Really great breakdown of car hits, and learned a lot from it. Excited to see the car hit episode with Kimberly coming back 👀
Much respect to these professionals.
Y’all make movies truly pop.
Love these reacts it's so cool to see the breakdowns and how they do it can't wait for the next one
I like how Stuntwomen share their own experiences, it always makes me wonder on how hard to do stunts with skimpy outfits
Nice seeing Amy back been wondering when she’ll come back
Lmao whichever editor chose to put the Thomas the Tank Engine clip at 6:00? I see you, ya funny bastard 😉😎 well-played! MAN, Kimberly Murphy has done some pretty crazy and impressive stunts! So glad/appreciative you got the chance to bring her on (and of course Amy is ALWAYS a delight -not only knowledgeable and capable but always just a ray of sunshine and cute as a button 😄), thanks!
Great to see Amy coming back and Kimberley was also awesome. I love hat you showed clips from The Mick. Such an underrated show.
We need more stuntwomen reactions! Don't know what to request, I'll just let you experts do the choosing (car hits is a great idea, what's real & what's fake. Plus is it really necessary to have real car hits?)
Nice to see a quick clip of Ong-Bak in there. Tony Jaa is a machine.
This might be my favorite episode of this series. Great guests, great dialogue, just awesome.
These stuntmen/stuntwomen react episodes are so good! Stuntpeople seem like some of the coolest in the industry.
havent seen Amy in soo long...good to be back!
The stuns are amazing, but omg that vocal fry.
This episode is awesome! Knight and Day is the most underrated movie. It’s my favorite romantic/comedy/action movie ever. So cool to see that a lot of the stunts were real and not cgi!
You guys HAVE to do Death Proof. PLEASE breakdown the initial stuntman mike hit OR the ending car chase. So many incredibly talented people worked on that movie including many who were veterans of the old stunt world working along side rising talent stunt performers.
I'm not sure if you reacted to it already, but Joker has a good car hit when he's in costume
Y’all gotta get Zoe Bell on the couch and react to the second half of DeathProof! Triumph for stuntwomen.
YESSSSSS!!!!!
Post CG car hits are clearly different because I feel like majority of projects struggle to make the physicals look cohesive as well as have the scene flow great. That “Always Sunny” episode displayed that. The impact doesn’t sell 100% and then the multiple cuts cause it to lose any tension of danger or damage to the viewer. If they manage to perform the physics correctly and make it look like one-shot ‘stitched’ it could work effectively.
Always love seeing Amy in these stunt vids!! Such a badass at what she does!
Nice seeing Kimberly too! She's amazing at stunts too!
World love to see them cover the fight scene in Lost Bullet 2 with Lino vs the cops!
Recommendation for an Animators React episode: The anime FLCL created and directed by Kazuya Tsurumaki. Full of style and mood, going over the top on anime tropes and blending techniques in a way somewhat reminiscent of Into the Spiderverse. They seem to have had a ton of fun creating it!
Great episode, loved hearing so much from both of them, great stories and insight!
I’ve suggested this car hit before, but now it’s time has come! There’s a great/bad 80s horror film (the best kind, honestly) called Phantom of the Mall: Eric’s Revenge, with a car chase where a guy gets a pretty brutal sideswipe that I would love to see you all break down.
Man... GREAT video. Somehow you guys always find a way to up your game and deliver better and better content. Amazing.
That vocal fry is at full blast.
What a BOSS panel. This is so elite.
I've been hit by cars three times already, what's one more? Also, Old Guard has the most badass line ever. "That woman has forgotten more ways to kill than entire armies will ever learn."
Amy is a great co-host, she asked some really insightful questions!
So glad you looked at Atomic Blonde. The apartment fight scene with the hitmen has the best fatigue progression of a movie fight, ever. Almost nothing else comes close to it realistically.
Nikko does a great job of letting the guests talk and explain the stunts
I love this and already want this trio back for another episode!
I have mentioned this before…
Theres a fighting scene in an abandoned house from gangs of london which is absolutely un real. In my opinion one of the best scenes ever on tv
LA accent
Seems like a good balance for the train scene would have been one real train and one cgi train.
Love the insight to the stunts! I'd love more of these tbh
Love how you just show tony jaa twice for the knees, definitely the best knees in action
The vocal fry is strong with this one. 😬
That vocal fry 🥴🥴🥴🥴
having amy there is a surefire way to keep my eyes glued to the screen.
For as real as all those stunts in Knight and Day where, why do they all look so fake though? the real trains look fake, the real bulls look fake, what is it that makes me "doubt" that they're real?
Finally, another stuntperson reacts!!
Incredible as always. Love the insight.
always love hearing from stunt people
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They literally start with a car driving through a wall and hitting the actor for real. The finale fight also features a car hitting a bunch of stunt performers
How is it 'free with CZcams Premium'?
Here we gooooo