Yet Scar Jo’s body build and strength may not be able to reach Charlize’s level. Charlize rocks

@@tc2767 They should've found a way to do it then. It had some great pieces like her fight with Yelena in the apartment.

@@tc2767 then Black Widow should be R-Rated

IKR!!!

@@Bjjbhcoa86 That was a watered-down version of the kitchenette fight in ATOMIC BLONDE.

Wouldn't surprise me if they accidentally landed some real blows

I know right

After Bourne. ;)

considering the long take they are really fighting for their lives😅 I would be dead at the end of the take

According to Charlize Theron, there were more than a few occasions where she actually landed her strikes.

Can never take this seriously, as she’d get folded by the first guy in real life. She just needs to focus on not forcing her adopted son to wear dresses

@@deezelkaneyeah between you and me, I was thinking that in terms of biology and the fact man naturally have more muscle, I just couldn’t see her not getting her ass easily kicked by those 2 guys at the beginning. You could chalk up to special training and endurance, but still. However very good and realistic fight scene nevertheless

"No shaky cam" except for all the camera shaking about as the cameraman runs around the actors trying to get the shots

nigga what?@@CrashSable

​@@CrashSableI'd argue it's more on hand held cam instead of shaky cam. Shaky cam is literally just the cinematographer shaking the camera for no reason as if there's an earthquake going on

These agents are West German Stasi and possibly KGB.

The last guy she fought in this scene is the same actor who played as one of Viggo's henchmen in John Wick. His also the guy who gave John a tough fight in the club and at the warehouse

​@@Luke-vf6qcce serait pas lui qui aurait joué Kirill par hasard ?

@@jojoheavensdour8616 English pls

Not as highly trained I think but not because they lost. The last guy for example dropped his magazine alerting her she could move round the corner and he wouldn't be able to fire yet. He should not have approached that corner knowing he had to change magazine, as he couldn't do it quietly quickly.

My favorite part is the bad guy on the stairs working so hard to standup and we he finally makes it, he just falls backwards and dies.

If you like scenes like these you should watch daredevil

@@thehardyfan9908 in comparison to daredevil, this scene is much better in my opinion. The fighting here seemed much more clever in terms of the way she uses impromptu weapons available to her, like doors, stair railings, opponents body, and an empty rifle as a club. In comparison, daredevil is just a brawl, with little finesse. Not as entertaining to me.

@@Analysta654 I mean he used a gun strapped to his hand and a chain strapped to his other in s2

@@warrenjohnson5971 reminds me of the bus fight from the movie nobody

One the best films of late like no other (even Bond never delivered girl on girl action!)reflecting an amazing and turbulent period in history, along with the original harder cut Taken and of course Ronin excellent European action movies. I hope Atomic Blonde 2 does the first one justice it's currently greenlit and in development for Netflix.

@@nickthomas181 omg seriously number 2?! Charlize Theron is still starring right?

Sounds are created later , aren't they ???

Woman physically dominating huge trained men is..."realistic". Hahahahaha!!!!

@@stanley-fghijk441 You wanna make this character become weak and get her ass kicked to lose a fight?

check out anna restaurant fight scene that one is great also

Also a few separate scenes in Children of Men, though theyre maybe a bit less actiony

Extraction is on par with this one

1917 was breathtaking too.

I watched on my telly tonight and I thought must've been mind blowing on the big screen.

It also just feels so bloody impactful whenever anybody gets hit, kicked, thrown, stabbed, and so on, you really feel it.

​@@bruce3242Those fights are choreographed. Charlize Theron isn't a martial artist

@@kishanchali8752 Really!? I HAD NO IDEA!... Obviously they were choreographed, what I'm saying is that they were well done, and feel very real.... You know.... Kind of the point of rehearsing them, and I never said Charlize Theron was a martial artist.

@@bruce3242You said, "Charlize has good fighting skills ."

@@glennwatson3313 he was talkign about the character she plays

I prefer, "raising the stakes". It'll be foolish to watch a movie and expect it to be exactly like real life

Yes, give me struggle. I'm so done with marvel. Great movies but I need variation. And disney's cornered the market. Good films but it won't be this type of film

Except it is very unrealistic that she wouldn't be incapacitated with the first punch that landed. But, yes it is a great scene .

So you like iko uwais stuff?

@@alanstewart5218 well I'm sure there's women in the world that could take a punch like that tbh, not just a man

Ah another show with a 90 pound women beating men wow so brave Edit: See below arguments why women should be forced to join the draft. (Ignore the fact men and women have completely different muscle fibers as well and dont ask questions regarding why men and women have different sports.)

@@king6530 a highly trained and skilled 90-pound woman. We need to stop acting like it’s impossible for a fully grown woman to defeat a fully grown man just because of size or strength difference. It might be hard but there are still a lot of different ways it can happen.

@@king6530 First of all, she isn't tiny, she is as tall as average guys she beat up. Plus Charlize is pretty athletic woman. Second, you can see she also got winded up real good, especially with the bigger blonde guy, and has to resort of random objects as weapons.

@@king6530 King, your sexism be showing.

@@king6530 Serious question. Would you consider the scene as realistic if it was a male that be taking out all these guys? Any trained fighter would lose against that many people but this is an Action movie, not a documentary. There is a script and choreography for a reason. To entertain the viewers

You and I have a very different definition of the word realism.

You think they are "probably" stronger than her? Really?

@@glennwatson3313do you just assume strength based on a person having a penis?

@@glennwatson3313I'm praising a fight scene and describing how I feel about it. If my use of the word 'probably' is triggering you, maybe you should just give us the benefit of your wonderful insight in your own comment. Please F all the way off. Thank you.

​@@glennwatson3313 does it matter? They still d ! E d 😅

Agree. Theron broke her teeth and finger for this

Plenty of cuts, check out camera swings and blurs, and when ever something fills the screen.

@@4EyedAnimation damn really no way? I did not notice I actually thought this was shot in one take Thanks Sherlock!

@@hdgrimey my pleasure call me if you ever need any advice

It was one long shot, but after the first take they kept what they really liked and redid the take over and over so that they got it all without goofs, so technically it was both a cut scene, and one long fight scene. Hope that clears it up.

Would have been acclaimed in the 90's, but it's forgotten in today's ultra branding cinematography.

It's not at all "one take", there are tons of cuts and stitches that are "cleverly hidden" and it's easy to spot several of them if you know what to look for. There's a lot of known and well used filming tricks used in scenes like this and I can guarantee it's not done in one take. I don't really like this style either since it's limited to a single camera that never jumps around to capture the action better, it's even kind've worse since everything is so close up which is the main reason people complain about excessive uses of cuts, hard to tell what's going on in this too. It would be impressive if this were actually one take, if only for the fact that not a single actor messed up or needed another take with all that happened, but even the director himself stated they stitched multiple takes together from multiple tries to get everything right. You can tell there was a cut right when she entered the building through the dark hallway and a couple more secret cuts when one of the bad guys gets shot and completely blocks the camera out. Another one when the camera pans over the entirely blank wall, that's an easy way to hide a cut too, all those methods are and they just rely on completely blocking out the camera at the end of one scene and panning out of it on another. It's rather useful for the cameraman to "teleport" around so they can capture the scenes better so that's a pretty huge downside to a style like this, it becomes rather disorienting having the camera swing around too much... Most action movies tend to abuse spastic super zoomed close up shots in dark lighting to hide bad choreography, I hate that as much as the next guy but it's still important for the camera to be able to "teleport" around to give a better view of things because if you watch some of these scenes carefully it's hard to tell what's going on. Most of the bad guys who attacked her came in pairs but the partner always goes missing while she takes on the other dude. Worst offender is probably at 3:42 , two armed hostiles come in but as soon as she attacks one, the other dude just completely disappears from the hallway. That person surely had a clear shot on her when she knocked the partner down and shot him in the head but instead he just begs not to be shot then she shoots him back off screen? Like just imagine you're the dude in the back, what the hell did he do that entire time, he clearly had a gun too??? Multiple camera angles suck when abused but they're still extremely important for good story telling and shouldn't outright be taken out to favor a style like this, both have their downsides. From the directors exact words: "We spent four days filming in stairwell. It involved using a lot of old-school camera tricks-pans, wipes, body-crossings-that allowed us editorially to have breaks, to choose between takes, but so it would never feel like we cut out. But the pieces we stitched together were really long, some as long as two minutes."

you got to play the song rumble from the hm2 soundtrack in a other tab while these scene plays and you have start at 1 minute. Its amazing.

David lietch is an Under rated action director

why isn't fight choreography a category at the Grammys???

Sarah Conner in "Terminator 2" and Luc Besson's "Nikita" are fine examples too.

i would like to know your top 10 fight scenes in a movie?

The bus fight-scene in the film "Nobody" is great! Realistic, but very satisfying 👏

​@@kellysong2256which bus?

@@KygoCalvinHarris-xu4kv In a movie called "Nobody" there is an amazing, but realistic fight scene. I wasn't saying that it is in this movie "Atomic Blonde'

Yeah... Due to this clip, I'm gonna see it tonight!

@@KutWrite I hope you enjoyed it as I did. It's based on a comic book but it is NOT a comic book type movie and story - it's very realistic (to a point). The plot is complex (I think that's why it got mixed reviews: people were expecting a simple comic book type story) and is closer to the serious/dirty/gritty/full of betrayals type spy story typical of John Le Carre/George Smiley than the comic book type Ian Fleming/James Bond type fantasy/glamour/take-over-the-world evil bad guy spy story. Both types are enjoyable when in the right mood, but generally I find the grittier, more realistic spy stories more to my liking. The twists and turns are more impactful. If you like twists, you'll like the end of Atomic Blond.

@@rhmayer1 Thanks for the heads-up. I'm going to watch it in a few moments. I expect to be excited and entertained based on this clip and your description. Cheers.

Yeah I’m sure the insurance wrote off on her doing the whole fight scene herself, no doubles. 🙄🤣

@@dolphin069 They do (have insurance waivers for actors performing their own stunt-action). They just require that the scenes be filmed last, after all the other scenes, so that everyone else's jobs and the completion of the film project isn't put in jeopardy.

this is so smart! I haven't noticed!

WTF that's such a cool detail!!!

Are we sure that's what she's doing? Why would she, every round the guy wastes is one less that can be used on her, and at this point she has the gun held ninety degrees away from the white coat man and well past her, so its not a risk, and why is there no clear slide racking sound after or is my speaker crap? Great scene with brass checks and the nice touch of the unused suppressor in the bag.

​@@johnbird8060 Its so the gun he is holding isn't ready to fire more while she is in the middle of grappling with the man. You say it isn't a risk because it's pointing away from her in the moment but he still has it in his hand and it could easily end up pointed at her again. Its a lot easier to pull a trigger while you're grappling than it is to rack a slide then pull a trigger.

Excellent noticed!

Still has a couple errors. The first cz75 she picks up has the hammer forward after she shoots a couple times when it should be back. Then when she checks the suppressed gun and goes to hit the guy with it, the slide hasn’t locked back meaning there should still be bullets in it.

@@keenanbartlome8153 those were probably cgi gunshots that the animators weren't quite paying enough attention to.

There are a few cuts in this scene; they generally happen when someone or something gets really close to the camera or the camera pans rapidly to the side. Set the playback speed to .25 and watch when they get right up to the camera at 3:53 for an example, specifically the stairway to the right of the actors. You can also see another cut at 5:36, they jump from a few meters away from the painting on the wall to right next to it, and the male actor goes from having his hand on her shoulder to holding on to the jacket collar. 8:06 has another as the man enters the car, you can see the open area beyond the car panning in one direction on the right side of him, and the other area in the opposite direction.

Are you joking?

wat is then@@glennwatson3313

​@@tariq4544Who cares? Why you gotta ruin it for?

You should watch They Live.

Looks like she's your roman empire, she's a badass!

Probably got recruited by intelligence, seems like the exact kind of person they'd want

That is a long paragraph about something that never happened.

@@amapnamedpam I don't think they would have put her in the Mess Hall if she was in intelligence. However she spoke fluent German because she talk in German to the German women who washed the dishes. She could also speak French. She talked to a woman from I think from Tunisia in French who also worked in the Mess Hall. She was self satisfied working in the Mess Hall feeding people. The Mess Hall she worked in was first class and was visited by troops from other concerns in the area. It got to a point by the way where one was not supposed to call it the "Mess Hall." The preferred term is "Dining Facility."

if she studied hand to hand in KOREA it was probably TAEKWONDO & not 'karate' (which is japanese).

Exactly, this fight scene is amazing. I feel like our protagonist is in danger for one, she uses what she can to her advantage to make up for her lack of physical brute strength, and she just keeps going even when you can see she’s basically running on “E”. This is one of those scenes that I constantly think about randomly even when I’m not watching the movie. It’s what I want for one when I think of female protagonist that are well done. Charlize will be legend for this one.

Hi simp! Way to grovel!

She almost fainted and fall over the floor and scrawled 😩 I'd say is quite realistic.

@@stanley-fghijk441 cringe

@@altaisrs2857 Hi incel!

To be fair, black widow is a superhuman super soldier lol.

@@josephburnside2135 In the movies I was told that she had no special powers, even though she has something with vibranium in the comments.

@@DemonicRobots I don't think that is true. She was part of the black widow program and took the soviet version of the super soldier serum. I think it made her a little stronger, and much faster. It just didn't enhance her as much (or as noticeably) as the American version of the serum that Steve Rodgers took.

@@josephburnside2135 Ah, I thought that but when I checked before the black widow movie it never is mentioned if she got a super serum or not so hence why I assumed. But still kinda my point is that many times in movies they make them like black widow and they aren't superheroes enhanced.

Marvel heroes fights are too fake & disgraceful to compare with this raw & realistic combat.

You and I have a very different definition of the word realistic.

Ya they did it in post...about 15 cuts.

@Peter Brandtman I assumed more but I could easily show 15...

Compare this fighting to the Bourne trilogy. All you get is choppy cuts where you cant make out what's exactly happening in the fight.

Yep.Absolutely right

@@michaeljenkins8679 Thanks and what a crazy ending.

Then you don't know much about fighting. She would have been utterly defeated, taking so many hard blows, so early, against trained men plural.

@@christophdollis1955 then apparently neither do you because trust me the way she was going for their throats they would be on the ground choking not getting back up and punching her so why dont you shut the hell up, im literally trained in krav maga, ofc in real life nobody can fight this many people at once but its a movie and for a movie this is pretty damn realistic

Realistic? A skinny 135lb woman taking fist blows from a man outweigh ing her by 100lbs, sure realistic

It looks as fake as hell. It is as bad as the De Niro assault scene in the Irish Man.

@@bighands69 No, this is unrealistic kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fLOJYLly36zWmZs.html

@@bricktop9486 They look as bad as one other to be honest. Lightweight women moving slowly as hell doing tippy tappy martial arts that would never work in the real world. If you want more realistic looking and better entertainment from a fight scene involving a women (still fantasy). kzfaq.info/get/bejne/opaBps-Qm9PZgo0.html

@@bighands69 Atomic blonde not 100% realistic, its a movie, it can have some suspension of disbelief (like the throw at 1:25), but most of the time the fight is grounded and realistic, she fights smart, ambushes her enemies, uses melee weapons and surrounding objects, weakens her enemies by shooting them or hitting them in the throat and b*lls, and also the fact that she gets hit a lot and gets more tired as the fight goes on. I don't understand why you say it is as unrealistic as Charlie's Angel's fight, where she faces him head on and defeats him.

@@bricktop9486 It is not close to be believable. It is very hard to suspend belief when it does not look believable. That throw was about the only thing that you could suspend belief for. Everything else was slow, weak and very light looking. She does not look realistic in her movements or her athletic ability and everything looks weak.

It’s not a single take.

You need to understand the difference between a scene and a take. This sequence is comprised of many scenes, but what they claim is each scene was done in one take. A scene encompasses a certain segment of the overall movie. A take, is one attempt to shoot that scene. Most movies will doe several takes for each scene, often from different angles. This gives the director and editor choices on how to construct the final story. Also, multiple takes occur due to actors making mistakes with their lines.

And the make up! How this was planned and executed was true top of their game film making 👍🏽

I agree, Amitj. This was one incredible bit of filming. Technical term is a "long take" (to expound on Amitj's words, _"a long single-take"_ filmed with one camera, without appearing to cut to another camera). Long takes usually require a tremendous amount of setup comparable to "choreography" (which must include the camera operator) and this scene was no exception. If you want to see more good long takes, check out the opening scene in PT Anderson's *_BOOGIE NIGHTS_* (1997). Also the opening scene in Robert Alman's *_THE PLAYER_* (1992) and Orson Welles' *_TOUCH OF EVIL_* (1958). Each opening scene is available here on KZfaq, though not the entire film. Not that you need it, but if ever you want a good definition of "scene" - i strongly recommend you ignore the less educated comments in this thread, and visit Wikipedia or a good dictionary.

@@BrianNewberry Check, Mira (2022) - Asteroid Scene. The single-take scene starts after 37 seconds. Goosebumps guaranteed.

Seems like they probably went through it a lot of times and just cut the best parts together. Still a great scene but arguably not as impressive as many are claiming.

They will take several shots and then edit out the mistakes.

@@JustapErson it is impressive

only one I say was he dropped a loaded gun on the floor and had time to pick it up and shoot her but instead grabbed a stick to hit her with. she also never went for the gun either

This is a single take

This being cool looking and choreographically great, was far from realism though. For example, if you get shot on anywhere on your body, the projectile tears your muscles on that area and people actually need them to move. That was only one example of the outrageous unrealism of this scene, while it's the outrageous unrealism which is the whole point of these types of movies. Great looking scene still.

@@sanakassara well, of course. I'm not gonna go out and try to fight five guys in a hallway after seeing this! 🤣 But I admire that they made a highly unrealistic genre MORE realistic than you generally see in cinema. They paid attention to details and made it memorable. There's maybe ten fight scenes I've seen in cinema in my life that were memorable, and this definitely is up in that list for me. :)

@@wltschmrz1945 Yeah, it looks quite photorealistic indeed.

"Now this is a realistic fight scene" No.

Realistic? Someone taking 4-5 bullets to the stomach and chest, thrown down stairs, kicked in the face 10 times is realistic? This was nothing short of a video game, nothing more.

The guy she's fighting tries to get his back too, in most movies they forget about them

Underrated yet it is considered one of the best filmed action scenes of the 2010s?

Underrated ? I was shitting bricks in awe the first time I watched it. :-)

B...

this MOVIE is completely underrated.

...must have;) 'Must of' does not exist in any form of English except the internet.

I also love how the characters are getting more and more tired as the fight goes on, in other action movies the characters are full energy and never get exhausted.

This is the most amazing fighting scene you have ever seen in a movie? Really? How many movies have you seen?

Funny that you say that. People do get hurt doing this, and in fact, Charlize took quite a beating. Several broken bones and all. Google it. It's very available, open info.

@@kengruz669 I was going to say the same thing 😅 Was watching an interview for John Wick and Halle Berry talked about cracking several ribs. Kudos to these actors and their stunt doubled for committing

Your last comment reminds me of a scene in the first(?) Jason Bourne film. There's a scene with Bourne running down a hallway with the camera shooting right behind him. He runs down the hallway and jumps through a window, breaking it, going through the air a story or two, landing in the street with a roll with the falling glass following, gets up and goes. How the heck was that filmed? The camera/man went through the broken window immediately after Bourne, also going airborne, filming the whole time right behind Bourne, landing stories below without smashing the camera or anything. How? How did the cameraman jump while holding the camera and land, stabilizing himself while still holding and using the camera without needing to also do a roll and instead kept the camera steady the whole time. No visible cuts to the filming. To use your quote, it looked like magic to me.

Visual artists react series from corridor crew often breaks down these fancy camera transitions that goes through windows and mirrors

this is an amazing breakdown of the scene, thank you!

Wow you like ruining things don't you? Smh

@@Spalbeert Nobody ruined anything, stop moping LOL!

“…….Greatly diminished ……”! 🤣😂😂🤣😏🤗🙄! How about “ FUBAR “ ( Fu___d Up Beyond All Recognition )!

spoke all about what I thought about this scene

Yeah, I found a lot of naysayers here undermined this scene since in their world, woman can't fight man. They forgot one small detail, Charlize is not a tiny woman, she is physically taller than Rhonda Rousey and Gina Carano. Plus fairly athletic woman.

@@manchesterunitedno7 plus people always analyse these fights from the perspective of fighting sports, where a whole bunch of tactics are outlawed because they’re too effective. Here you see her gouge eyes, punch throats and generally focus on other weak areas; if you gouge out someone’s eye, it doesn’t matter how big and strong they are…

I knew a ex female bank robber who recently died who actually was tougher than most men, who I actually could have seen doing something like this scene

1:15 solid punch...fights over

@@4EyedAnimation Not necessarily.

@@4EyedAnimation ... it's a film. Do you complain when any other action star, regardless of gender, gets hit in the face and doesn't collapse to the floor?

@@marcus7195 Every time unless its Indian Jones and a Nazi

This is credible in what way, specifically?

It's called editing. The scene appears to be one shot, but they need tons of equipment to actually film all this, plus the stunt choreography. It looks really good, but the title here is misleading.

Same

Good work.

Is that not the point. That this is and always was a single clip in the movie

@@kinklee I think she was referring to KZfaqrs uploading only portions of the scene and not the entire scene.

@@HZEditsYT Thanks for that.

Don't forget the Matrix films.

@@horysmokes3339 don't forget Mortal Kombat and Bloodsport 2

And who could forget Future War?

@@theyrecousins Holy shit just watched the trailer that is hilarious! I'm definitely going to pop an edible and check that out!

@@sn0m0ns40 ahaha, dude, i'd say you should watch the mst3k version of it if you're doing it up that style.

dont forget the huge fight scene in Anna, abdolutey nuts! and the one take fight scene from the daredevil tv series on netflix...good stuff! may as well throw in the one take from Old Boy with josh Brolin...crazy

so has a sequel been confirmed? I've been trying to find a solid answer on that for a while

@@skip741x3 That Old Boy one was garbage. If you think that was any good go watch the original Old Boy's one take and you'll realize how bad it was.

Any updates of a release date for the sequel?

@@DemonicRobots The original Old Boy one was so good, shame they screwed up the second one. Ironically enough, the 1 take from Daredevil season 1 was directly inspired by original Old Boy.

Prepared stairs, fully padded and dressed, so as to look like solid, hard stairs. And padding underneath jackets, etc. in key areas, but not as to notice. But still, professional stunt people who know how to take falls and fall down stairs, take hits.

Something like that, especially one-take, is rehearsed to extremes. They could only do one -take, so, that means they did a lot of practicing. This is the part about the world's motion picture industry I do not enjoy. The part of people not getting recognition for their work, especially in long scenes of one-take and keep what they have and just put that into print. The problem of why they are not noticed, is because that is an action picture. So, people that make decisions in the "film community" do not even pay attention. I think that is why actors walk away from parts due to lack of being noticed in an earlier project that went unnoticed. So, like many actors, even from 1980's movies that did not take the part that they were offered, they still regret that today like Richard Gere for the movie Die Hard. He has done the same as Bruce Willis. He has done romantic comedies and done action and mysteries. So, he is just one of many that kicked himself in the ass 20 years later, and I do not blame any one of them. Many of movies of the past, they really were not noticed until the 2000's, by the peers of the motion picture industry, world-wide, until we us fans forced them to, by no longer renting older films, but buying them in great amounts.

@@454brianbat From other comments its clear that this is not a true single take (per the title) but a "single shot" technique, which is based heavily on editing together many sequences.

overrated

@@dinuxplay8003better than any marvel action scene 🤣

@@Lidoe I mean, yeah they are fantasies. In a different world

The bus fight in Nobody comes close to this one for rawness and both sides getting a hard beating.

Guys, watch Oldboy.

@@snnnaaaaaakeeeee4470 Heh heh, I first did in 2004. Always loved films with great fights, I've enjoyed Kung Fu films since the 70s too (I'm old) so fights being shot right is a big bugbear with me. Nice to see loads of fighting films being remastered and rereleased by Eureka, lots of Sammo Hung recently. I was shocked at how bad the fights were in the new Matrix considering how good they were in the first one. Did Lana learn nothing from John Wick? You'd think Keanu would have said something.

La femme Nikita is way better than Haywire. Haywire has good action scenes but the story isn't interesting and Gina Carano can't act to save her life.

Yeah it's pretty amazing, I wonder who choreogrpahed this...have you ever seen the church scene from Kingsman? It's another one shot sequence where it's hard to find out where the cuts are, just like in this one scene. Tht kind of scene adds soooo much more in terms of immersion, it's incredible! I wonder why we don't see more. I guess one needs to find actors that are believable as fighters to begin with. I mean I hate it when in movies there's cuts all over the place. I remember that scene from Taken where LIam Neeson jumps over a fence and there's like 15 different shots, angles, cuts whatever....like wtf?

2:18 is the first cut imho

@@moody4624 or when they were walking outside and it turned black for a second.

@@moody4624 more like 0:13

The spice girls ‘wannabe’ has no cuts or edits.

Oh, she is always well known to be exceptionally good at stunt driving. Way back in Italian Jobs days, there are BTS reels when everyone involved said Charlize bested all the male stars in stunt driving tryouts, even Jason Statham, who was more experienced given his involvement back in The Transporter days.

Speaking of John Wick, the last guy she killed in this scene is the same actor who fought John Wick in the club and warehouse