"The shot doesn't have to be crazy. They're the crazy ones." Perfect description of Jackie Chan and OG Hong Kong action cinema.

Batman vs Deathstroke has to be one the best cinematic cutscene of a game.

The fact that the mocap team waited for him to heal and come back to finish the scene... now that's a nice work environment.

I like Aaron a lot, he's so genuine.

“No one died filming this.” Clint: “Watch this guy die.”

Re: Ben Hur and the stunt man dying: this appears to be a rumor. What is not a rumor is the blatant animal cruelty in the earlier, 1925 black and white silent film version of the movie. A wire was used to trip up the running horses and get the chariot crash scenes: dozens of the horses used had to be euthanized due to their injuries. This incident helped lead to the whole ASPCA "No animals were harmed" monitoring system.

The way Clint is so invested in the old school martial art videos, that is just one mere part of the passion you guys have for the industry you work in. I'm a carpenter, and I am by no means a film guru; but the enthusiasm you guys show is something that draws me back to your videos every time. hugs and kisses from your brovid down under

This man is 39 and still going , that’s insane and huge respect to him

From IMDb regarding Ben-Hur: The chariot race segment was co-directed by legendary stuntman Yakima Canutt (with veteran second-unit director Andrew Marton). Joe Canutt (Yak's son) doubled for Charlton Heston. During one of the crashes, in which Judah Ben-Hur's horses jump over a wrecked chariot, the younger Canutt was thrown from his chariot onto its tongue because he failed to heed Yak's instructions as to how to grip the railing as the chariot hit the top of the hidden ramp leading up to the debris. He managed to climb back into his chariot and bring it back under control. The sequence looked so good that it was included in the film, with a close-up of Heston climbing back into the chariot. Canutt got a slight cut on his chin, but it was the only injury in the incredibly dangerous sequence. Stuntman Nosher Powell, who worked on the film, states in his biography that Yak went pale as a ghost when the chariot crashed. The crash was not planned, and everybody, including Yak, believed that Joe had died. ALSO the best known early film to have a stunt where someone hanging from the wagon tongue, between horses, was the 1939 version of Stagecoach. That stuntman was - - - Yakima Canutt!

I know it’s crazy dream but I can not wait til “Jackie Chan React To” We’re All With You Clint ✊🏼

9:35 Why does he sounds like he's about to cry. lol.

PLEASE bring on someone who trains animals like horses to do stunts in films without getting hurt im SO curious

Guys, bring us Stunt Avengers. We NEED a collaboration with all these people.

The story of the stuntman who died in the Ben-Hur race is actually from the original 1925 silent film version, but most people don't know about that movie, so when they hear that someone died, they think it was from the 1959 remake.

Much respect to Aaron. His work looks amazing and often doesn’t get the respect it deserves. I hope you get to retire in full health man!

⭕ New idea, guys - “Stunt Horses React.” lol.

It sounds like Clint is about to cry when he says “everything here feels so special” at 9:39

Yo let’s get Aaron back. Seems like such a chill dude

Jackie Chan singing literally any disney song. That’s a clip

Operation Condor, the platform brawl, Jackie’s face comes so close to getting crushed. One of my personal favorites 🙂

Why did Clint almost cry when talking about how that Jackie clip was paced.

Aaron’s commentary is always so kind and he always credits his colleagues in the industry and speaks so highly of them. I wish more people could have that attitude.

Check out the stunt from "the man from snowy river" A guy literally rides a horse down a cliff in full gallop.

This guest is soooooo polite!

I'm still mad that that Arkham Origins fight wasn't acutally in the game.

*falls on Steele beam* “See that’s wood, so it’s not that bad” *falls on metal tank* “Yeah see that just sucks”

So all we have to do is find out if Jackie has been in a Marvel movie, cause Clint hasn't seen any. 🤔

The Arkham Origins trailer fight was legit sick! They did Deadshot right. Also, he's almost 40?! Honestly wouldn't have guessed it.

When Clint said he wants to make scenes like that and Aaron said "You can!!" I teared up ngl. I needed something wholesome, and Aaron is just such a polite and encouraging dude.

Clint was on a verge of tears when he was talking about Jackie Chan. "you don't see stuff like this anymore" I feel you bro

You guys should definitely check out Bangkok Knockout. Basically, all of the top stuntmen in Thailand with the best crew are casted into a movie creating fight scene masterpieces and jaw-dropping stunts. The stunt crew in this movie are in a lot of famous Thai action movies and they aren't given enough credit with their hard work.

I still to this day watch older movies in awwww of their dedication and work from the production to the stunts super amazing. Our true.Super heroes!!!

It probably wasn't candy glass. There was an interview with Jackie Chan where he mentioned that he learned about candy glass coming to the U.S. Also talked about how someone had to remove glass shards from his butt.

Next episode: Stunthorses React to Bad & Great Hollywood Horse Stunts

Okay, so hopefully people will see this and upvote it. I would love to see a Stuntmen Reacts take on the incredibly brutal fight scene in the apartment stairwell in Atomic Blonde. It comes off so realistically vicious, i would love to see a professional's take on it.

These videos really help us remember that a ton of video game cinematics and even gamplay action is done by REAL HUMAN BEINGS, and not just a CG artist. I love video games, so this kind of stuff is very insightful.

13:04 Jackie Chan starred in a Hollywood movie in 1985 called The Protector. After being so disappointed about not having any control over the action scenes, he then reshot and added some sequences for the Hong Kong release. Hence, there are two versions of the end fight against Bill Wallace. I think it'd be interesting to compare them side-by-side. Also, check out the rope factory brawl in Miracles (1989) and motorcycle chase in Operation Condor (1991).

Any of Jackie Chans stunts in “around the world in 80 days”. He jumps out of a window, hangs from a hot air balloon and fights a guy with a chair. Some amazing stuff that gets overlooked

DUE TO THEIR SITTING POSITION, BOTH OF THEM LOOK SO GIANT while Niko looks like a little baby in between

That Fight Sequence send me to heaven and back. What perfection! These movies don't get enough credit.

You know he's a true stunt man when he says tearing his entire ankle is "interesting"

Why there’s not an Oscar for stunt performer is beyond me. An artist that risks his life for a movie. It should be one of the most important awards given that night.

If you ever have Aaron Toney on again, I would love to hear him breakdown the boxing scene in Debt Collectors (Debt Collector 2). That scene was awesome

Definitely need some more episodes with Aaron Toney

They should honestly do a 90minute stream of clint fanboying over Jackie chan stunts and upload it basically raw. That's content I'd watch ngl

"I wanna create fights like this." Dude the passion in the statement...I felt that man. Please you've got the friends and connections and vision and the talent. You can do this man!!!

Probably won’t see this and won’t get upvoted but the scene where Jackie chan was one of the prison thugs in the Bruce lee movie “enter the dragon” and Bruce lee knocks him out cold on accident

The Ben Hurr stunt where he almost jumps out of the chariot, the actor wasn't strapped in properly and got flung out when he wasn't supposed to. He was braced and anticipating the jump, he just wasn't strapped in.

Idea: “fixing” dummies in famous movie scenes

Just as a little side note, while in the 1959 Ben-Hur film no one died or anything serious in the original film from the 20s alot of people died filming it, like alot, generally when people talk about casualties on Ben-Hur they are talking about the 20s black and white version.

I love Aaron's attitude and way of explaining things.

Love this guy. Always so respectful and passionate. Can't wait to see him in the upcoming movie

12:56 "If only we knew some stunt performers..." **Avengers Theme playing in the background** aaaah, I see what you did there.... nice. Perfect song choice lol

When is Charlie Cox (Daredevil) coming on guys. You promised like 4 months ago

The Eric Andre Show! The opening to season 5 had some incredibly bad stunts. Purposely bad, but well worth reacting to!

Thank you for doing the Ben Hur scene! Great movie and amazing stunts! Also thanks for clearing up the false rumor about someone dying in the scene. I had heard that as a kid and always thought it was fact.

The Ben Hur chariot scene was the inspiration for The Raider’s of the Lost Ark scene where Indiana Jones is dragged behind the cargo truck holding on to his bullwhip. It’s iconic!

One ok rock beanie, nice!

I'm completely blown away by the Ben-Hur 1959 stunt. Breathtakingly brilliant!

I've got a couple which are probably too obvious, but i'd still like to see broken down: Police Story - Aside from the obvious fireman's pole stunt, in the opening bus scene 2 stuntmen take a wicked fall off the top of a double decker bus which looks ridiculous. There's also a bunch of falls and glass breaks in the end mall fight scene which look pretty hectic (not entirely sure how much is sugar glass). Winners and Sinners - Jackie Chan goes under a semi-trailer on roller skates (not sure on timing and speed or if the tape is sped up). Project A - Aside from the obvious clocktower fall, towards the ending Sammo Hung falls off a flight of stairs seemingly into a solid wall and takes a pretty big bump. He's only wearing a vest (no shirt underneath), so he doesn't look padded up in the slightest. Armour of God - Jackie Chan fights 4 Amazonian looking women wearing high heels, there's a couple of falls that look pretty heavy. Also, as a rare "Bad Stunt", at the ending he base jumps off a cliff and somehow ends up landing on a hot air balloon (in one cut you can see a tree in the background) and abseiling from on top into the basket. The environment scaling is a bit questionable in that one, but the end wide shot is insane. Love your work!!

It's actually the even older Ben Hur, the silent one, that features deaths of extras, actors, and horses. It's one of the seminal films that lead to the creation of the screen actor's guild, I hear.

I'm so glad they did the chariot race from Ben-Hur. It's such a cool scene even with how old it is.

Petition for Corridor Crew to edit Iron Man so when Tony Stark puts together the pieces of paper in the cave it makes stickbug instead of the Mark 1

From google. Upon its release, "Ben-Hur" was a massive blockbuster that won 11 Oscars, which still stands as the highest tally in history. But according to film historians, as many as 100 horses were killed during the production of the iconic film

Last time I was this early, everyone was doing their own stunts

I want to say thank you for everything you do, corridor. You gave me a passion for filmmaking and pulled me through some of the darkest times in my life. You guys are a light left in a really dark world. Keep going, guys.

“The Rundown” has a awesome scene where The Rock’s stunt double broke his arm rehearsing so the final take had The Rock falling down a huge mountain and into a lake for real! You guys need to check it out!!!

You should look at "The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor". Specifically the carriage chase scene with 2 actors hanging beneath it as they go through a city & the final fight has a number of painful looking landings, with O'Connell even landing directly on a fire brazier

Clint " everything here feels so special" I felt his voice that he is getting emotional and I know why, this is why I respect his opinion when it comes to stunts :D

I swear. If Clint ever runs out of Jackie Chan clips, he'll just produce more Jackie Chan films

Seriously you guys, never stop making these videos. They are inspiring and awesome to watch. Out of over a decade of entertainment they are some of the best videos you have ever made and the best KZfaq videos i've watched since I started watching KZfaq back in 2007

Clint: send me a Jackie Chan clip I haven’t heard about. Also Clint with 98.3% of the clips they watch: never seen it

When you see Batman Arkham origins cinematic trailer in intro, you know this is going to be a good episode 😎

Being a stuntman sounds like a prison sentence by the sound of it. "I hope this is my last year" lol

Jackie Chan clip suggestion. The energy and humor of the stick fight / ladder scene in First Strike is insane, and you guys haven’t specifically covered that style of fight before. Clint has probably seen it, though maybe not. It is Clint, after all. 🖖🏻

I just watched 3 Ninjas last night(after about 15 years), and I think the fight with the kids and the ninjas on the boat(the last one before the grandpa fights the big bad) would make a great addition to the show.

We need a short film starring all of the stuntmen who have been on this show, directed by Clint, and produced by Corridor.

One of my favorite Jackie Chan stunts is in Police Story: Lockdown. He breaks out of wire restraints. Not seemingly impressive, but the story behind it is. The original plan was to have real wire around his wrists for the establishing shots and then replace it with prop wire that was easy to break, but Jackie convinced them to film him trying to break through real steel wire, and he did. Other than that, like anything from Drunken Master because, come on, Drunken Master.

Let's have a look at the antiques shop fight scene in John Wick 3 - that scene was genius from both a fight direction standpoint and a subtle comedy standpoint.

I love it how you 3 are sitting so close to eachother and the only guy that's wearing a facemask is the one all the way in the back! 🤣 Thank you and keep up the great work!

Yes they went with the Arkham Origins Trailer! Nice, I hoped they would 🙂👍🏻

how about Jackie Chan’s “Rumble in the Bronx”, the jumping scene is so sketchy.

If there is one thing I would love stuntmen to react is duel from The Deluge. Old but gold.

You should talk about the fight scenes done in Shanghai Knights with Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson. I love them so much!

The thing I admire about the chariot race in Ben Hur is they spent months training in chariots to do this well.

Jackie Chan’s “Who Am I?”, the kickboxer fight and the slide down the skyscraper.

That deathstroke vs batman is SO EPIC

That dragons forever clip mannnnn The action was soo cleeeaannnnnnnn I love it to bits

Niko's Initial D shirt goes crazy

“Mr. Nice Guy” the fight in the construction yard. Jackie Chan gold

Jackie chan stunts: Armor of god, jackie jumps onto a tree in the opening action sequenece the tree actually breaks however and he gets injured Police story, jackie jumps into a pole and slides down into lights The final fight scene in who am i is pretty damn cool too, jackie had an issue with his co fighter not pulling his kicks enough and jackie got a bit frustrated Rumble in the bronx, jackie gets hurled with glass bottles and i think they actually substituted out the candy ones with real ones A handful of jackie stunts that may be worth looking at. My brother and i legitimately grew up on jackie movies, we've probably seen close to, if not over 100 of jackie movies! Love the series and channel aswell!

Love these videos

Clint theres a scene in 2020s "the iron mask" where Jackie chan goes nuts with the chains hes imprisoned in - not sure about action but that scene was cool

The only Jackie Chan film that I can think of that Clint might not have seen is *The Medallion* from 2003, which co-starred British comedian Lee Evans.

Welcome back to another episode of *stuntmen or special effects* react. The only KZfaq show you maximize the screen in order to catch every detail when watching on your iPad.

Niko is right. Imagine a huge fight scene with all the stuntmen they know duking it out in a free for all

Jackie Chan Clips: Who Am I?- Jackie's escape from goons ending in a role fall from the top of a building and the rooftop fight with two goons at the end. Young Masters- Final Fight Gorgeous- Final fight Armor of God 2- the scene eith the industrial fan

9:38 Clint was dead ass about to cry when said that 🥺😂

Would love to see Kingsmen: The Secret Service Church Battle scene!

The Shinjuku Incident has some great, rather gruesome scenes. Jackie does great in it