exactly. Use your Kamui on those who does not recognize their efforts. Edit. As you changed your name to Itachi, use your Tsukuyomi.

*those whooshy things

Like the ones who have died. Or the woman who was severely mangled while doing stunts for resident evil. She twisted her spine, lost her arm, I think she was in a coma for a while but dont quote me on that.

At least u get the money

@@merrv2046 not as much as the actors...

bish im not a weeb ok gtfo why are you on like every video I watch

bish im not a weeb ok gtfo new hmm yes interesting?

This video doesn’t mention Jackie chan. He got an Oscar for performing the most stunts in a lifetime

They get the money

we have Torus awards, they're bigger than oscars (the trophy) not the event

It's not only about what the human body can do, its what the people are willing to do! It's incredible, really

Except Cruz did most of his own stunts

The Bearded Bros he actually did all of the stunts.

Cruz is one of VERY few actors who do ALL their own stunts. he's impressive in that sense.

TRUTH

Same here 😡❗The people behind the Oscars are a bunch of snobs 😡❗Stuntmen, stuntwomen, and everyone behind-the-scenes deserve more praise & recognition for all of their hardwork !

Man directors are super known too: Michael Bay, Christopher Nolan, etc

There are so many people in development, extras, and stunt people that aren’t even recognized. The actors are the only ones, and sometimes the director.

auth left eh

I agree actors get all the praise, but if you see the credits you can tell that many people worked extremely hard to make that movie and they get little recognition

Mauro “stunt people”

TOM CRUISE

@@yuhhweahz3505 No, it's Stuntmen. Even the women are Stuntmen. Look into it.

Well Jackie got an Oscar for it.

Cruise and reeves bro

-_-

Reel Fitness totally I agree 10000000000%

Reel Fitness *Oscar award

Greg Caesar It was a joke...

I am so honored to turn 999 to 1K

Same

Really? That’s awful!

Or the Stunt Woman who was killed on the set of Deadpool 2

That's really awful but that stunt man knows there's a lot of risk. We all think it wont happen to us but we all sign up for it, talk to our families a dozen times about each gig, and we know we are behind the scenes in a way. I'm very sorry to the person who suffered one of the worst possible scenarios for a stunt actor or anyone to endure. It is terrible and hopefully the whole working community has learned some valuable lessons through talking out what went wrong. Hopefully those lessons will save some lives. I would love for stunt people to be recognized I'm just saying we have always kind of knew we wouldn't considering how important hiding our faces are.

That’s sad The home alone stuntman should’ve gotten a award

Lol that's from marvel

Lol

Lol

Geminilicious ikr!

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I agree they deserve it.

They should all go on strike, now they better give them oscas

Cody Whitlock Ikr! Plus sadly no one knows or praise them

Of course yes.

IKR

Cody Whitlock IKR

Yes and i see you everywhere

Aaand nobody will watch this.

They have one, the Taurus Stunt Awards. But it's not the point

writers are a huge part of the oscars dawg

😂😂😂

This would have been funny is she didn't only have 2...

She would probably fall really well tho ngl

BRO! I literally just spilled my drink. 🤣🤣🤣

@@oliverwebb762 she doesn't deserve any tbh

Sol Ventulus well it’s sad but the fact is that this is an old thinking. Stunt co ordinators are considered servants. They do the dirty work while the actor gets the recognition. This has been going on forever.

literally there is no respect for them

Harrys in Harry Potter stunt double literally got his legs PERMANENTLY paralyzed.

I know! It’s upsetting

If sound mixing, sound editing, and EDITING can get an Oscar But not Stunt coordinator I think you have to fix something

Yeah, the same that Special Effects is its own category.

Hahaha omg I saw him mid air die like he looked like he was dying and it hurt sm

Praise the camera man

Camera man is immortal

why should they

They get shitload $$$

+mando vitsl So does the editor.

Solarclaw ikr

They get something they get money.

Because the academy is a bunch of old white dudes who think any film with action is not a "real movie"

Start giving your own answer to the titles and watch the video just to see interesting things you didn't know, most of youtubers nowadays don't answer shit from the title, I try not to get mad at that or click for the question, but give myself my answer that is usually right, there are many right answers, I just click in the video to find out more about the topic, at the end of the day, the guy who made the video is just some kid trying to milk money off of KZfaq, anyone could make this video with a bit of googling, not everyone does tho, props to him, not trying to make it sound bad, I respect the work

Thank you for saving me.

Because it would break the illusion that top billed actors deliver most of their scenes, and that dilutes the cachet of the elites.

They did explain it. There doesn't seem to be a good reason or explanation as to why the academy won't do it.

Katarina Tikka Nope. Maybe stunt men. Not people or actors.

Konstantinos Tsolakis stunt men are cool to :)

s h a d ø w b a n n e d Of course it’s Hollywood. They always do that

The Academy is a bunch of pretentious old people (I haven't fact checked this). I LOVE comedy movies and they rarely win serious awards. It's always gritty dramas and historical period pieces.

I think it breaks the illusion, a recognition of stunt actors is like unveiling a magic trick. An outdated mentality, I mean we all know it happens but if we don't know the names then it doesnt impact the magic of the movie as much. The same could be said for animations, but since they can also be a genre of their own and not just CGIs and effects they have to be recognised.

s h a d ø w b a n n e d Academy hate minority as well. Go figure.

*M E A N I E H E A D S*

Yes

Noland Ryan Just saw your comment and was glad I wasn't sure if stunt person was one or two words. Stuntman is one word... So confused

Caffeine Evil it may be just as the words Police Officer. Where the job title is two words that are capitalized and sepperated. That or maybe my lack of education is showing. Either way, Im glad if I helped you in some way.

Noland Ryan it's all in a way...and its old now...but...the idea is to keep up appearances. In the movie, you're expected to indulge yourself. Removing the actor and imposing yourself on them. That requires some disbelief as well as the movie actions itself. So just admitting to even having stunt doubles creates another barrier to involving ones self. So giving them a section, putting it all in the air, out in the open...it takes away the smoke and mirrors...the magic of the movie. Today, it's a shit excuse. But that IS the idea

Johnny Anderson yea..,that's the point. To leave SOME magic in. And like I said, with all that we know today, it's a shit excuse. But...to be honest, even if you KNOW it's a stuntman, you do It think about it..,because no one actually talks about it. Like wrestling. People knew it was fake even back in the 70s. But....the more magic they took out of the performance, the less appealing it became. And now wrestling is struggling. Jackie Chan movies are always the best because if it's not American made, it's mostly 100% his own stunts. At all times. The old ninja turtles are remembered forever whereas I guarantee you haven't even thought about the newer ninja turtles as soon as the hype was down. People don't like substitutes that much. Cgi or stuntman. It takes them out of the "loop". The imagery. Tskemthat away. Acknowledge that too often...then movies no longer has even a little magic. It's simple. Stunt men should get hella large pay. Maybe not as much as the face...but damn close. At least half. At least a quarter....quarter seems good. And their na,e is in the credits. The after credits should show their faces as stunts are performed..,but bot in the scrolling credit scenes. The after after credits...which they do in dvds. So....the stuntman actually DO get credit. They can hold their own awar..in a hotel or such. Or even 3mths AFTER the original awards. Give people enough time to settle down. And forget lol A grace period. To keep up the image of the movies

they are just doing physical trained moves. They are just taking risks to their bodies. THere is no acting skill there. Oscars is about acting. Not doing stunts. They dont belong at the oscars.

Denice G. Hmllop

Yeah! I wanna know why the stupid academy doesn't think they deserve it.

Amen to that.

volcano hi I don’t think u know the concept of stunts

volcano hi tf? you on drugs?

Why oscars are shit?

@@kassiogomes8498 i believe mainly because movies are constantly trying to get an oscar by gaining the favour of the people who chooses the oscars, like flying them out to a 5 star hotel in paris and touring them around the set. Because of this, movies that aren’t necessarily the best or even decent get chosen over much movies that the general audience agrees are better. Oh, and don’t even get me started on animation

@@user-garnet that's a lie. If you are a member of the academy you can't get gifts, it's a rule since the 90's. The only thing you can get is a DVD screener of the movie. And the academy has about 10 thousand members. No company will pay 10 thousand trips to anywhere. And what about animation? The best movie of the year won this year. Soul is incredible.

@@kassiogomes8498 On animation, sure I liked soul and I'm not upset that they won. But there is so much evidence that the academy just doesn't respect animation as a medium of film. Pixar and Disney have won 14 of the 20 awards that have been given for best Animated Feature. I love Pixar movies but there are so many international films, and smaller indie animated films that the academy just doesn't care about. There are reports of voters admitting to not even watching all the nominations because they only care enough to see whatever their kids want to watch. Dreamworks, Aardman, Ghibli, Sony, and Nickelodeon have only won once. All of them are big Hollywood companies apart from Ghibli who is the only anime company to ever win best animated. And even that, they only won because Disney distributed Spirited Away in America. In conclusion, The academy shows no respect to animation as anything more than silly kids films. And They don't even care enough to watch every nomination.

Syeda Khatun The only one I know that doesn’t apply to is Jackie Chan

And Stephen Amell, and probably Caity Lotz

GrandMasterLynx Yeah but I've seen some newer movies and I'm not sure if he's still doing all his stunts. I remember at the end of every Jackie Chan movie, we got his stunt bloopers which I loved. Oh and I know for sure he used a stunt double for a dirt bike scene in a movie

Caffeine Evil That’s True but most of the time he does all of his own stunts and since he’s getting on in years I wouldn’t blame him if he didn’t do his own stunts any more

I WORK HARD AT MCDONALDS I SHOULD BE RECOGNIZED FOR MY HARD WORK, MY BOSS TAKES ALL THE CREDIT. IF IT WASNT FOR HARD MINIMUM WAGE WORKERS LIKE ME THE RESTAURANT WOULD BE INCOMPLETE

Nicolas Rmarca yeah his name was David Holmes and he was just 25 at the time. I’m also surprised they showed Deadpool footage but didn’t bring up the stunt woman who died while filming the second movie. Would have been an easy transition to talk about the injuries and deaths. Actually come to think about it Ben Hurr too, they showed the lead up to a stunt man dying during the chariot race. Like that clip was seconds from his death

He only got disabled because one of the machines that they were using for the stunt malfunctioned and it threw him up against a wall. Usually that kind of thing doesn't happen. That is one of the more extreme cases. They can get bruises and broken bones but actors have also gotten those when they were filming too.

Nicolas Rmarca yeah just recently a stunt double for the walking dead died on set

Subsistent yeah, I remember that. He fell 22 feet, head first.

Nicolas Rmarca Ur right

Asians are always 200 steps ahead

TheCyanSka Agree with what? He's stating facts, not opinions.

Nana Karin Aulia thank you

That makes sense 😭

hahahah it's just a sarcasm for oscar award 😂

Nana Karin Aulia can't tell if you're being serious or not

Patrick Bateman oh i'm sorry

If your comment was more older than it would have got many likes till now.

Yup, my conclusion exactly

You realize that there are awards for costume design, set design, screenplays, music scores, visual effects, cinematography etc. Taking away the spotlight clearly isn't the problem.

Get me 100 subs and I will reveal something There’s a difference between stuntmen and the rest of those categories. They’re completely seperate from the actor’s job. Most mature adults are well aware that most actors don’t perform their stunts but shining a light on it can somewhat undermine the difficulty of the actor’s job, even if only subconsciously.

I agree. When I watched atomic blonde, i was so wow about how Charlize Theron did in that movie. And Now, I learned it wasn’t all her. And i Said,“oh!“. So that Wow has became less. Hehe

@@2headedtasman200 but those people are not suppose to be the Actor, the star, they have their own decisions, but stunts have to be the actor and perform their super dangerous parts.

fights without story line are pointless. Imagine mission impossible without it's amazing plot, or james bond. These are movies with great storyline yet amazing fight scene.

i only watch the action parts tbh

you sound like you have no actual taste.

ok nowsmile Yeah without actors stuntpeople don't really exist. Now if a zombie apocalypse occurs or I get stranded on an island, I'd rather have a stuntperson

Shitty taste

There is a perfectly good argument against it. You start giving awards for stunts, and the tendency that rules the Oscars is "go big, or go home". Awarding stunt crew would thus encourage them to try and do more and more dangerous stunts in a field where plenty people die and get injured enough as it is. Doing awards for stunt people is in fact a terrible idea.

Razmi Tora Why would that be the case? This would only happen of the jury for some reason decided that more dangerous stunts equal better stunts. But that would be an idiotic simplification. Stunts should be evaluated by their aesthetic merits, the dramatic impact of the scene,the quality of the choreography or coordination, intricacy and ingenuity of the sets or machines and other techniques involved involved and indeed the precautions and planning that went into creating the stunt safely. Reckless stunts should obviously not be rewarded by the jury,and if they aren't, I don't see the issue with the category.

Acting like the danger of the stunt being performed doesn't play into its merit is ridiculous. Look at the chinese stunt crew scene. Look at Jackie Chan, who got famous purely by doing stunts that put him at significant risk for injury and death. All of those things you mentioned are amplified with the danger these stuntmen put themselves through. The audience is very adept at sensing false danger from CG bullshit or wired actors flying around the scene. The stunts that resonate with the audience the most are the ones that very clearly put the actors in some sort of dangerous bind. And given that the academy is NOT a merit awarding but a popularity awarding one, well it's obvious that what I said would stand true.

Razmi Tora How exactly is that? Does the academy poll the public or read online reviews to determine the nominees and winners? Because if not, then if idk what you mean by "popularity awarding" and it seems to me that the academy jurors have full discretion over the bases of assessment. If they say "we're not awarding any stunts that put the stuntmen is unreasonable danger", that's what's gonna happen,and indeed, this would provide an incentive for safer stunts in movies as opposed to now where dangerous stunts are more desirable because of "popularity". Also, I disagree that dangerous stunts are more exciting. I believe for every truly dangerous stunt,you could createbthe exact same stut with a visually identical result in a safer fashion by spending more money and using more elaborate trickery. This is exactly what sir Oscars would and should promote.

Right now there isn't even an award incentive to do dangerous stunts and a few stuntmen still die or suffer permanent injury every year. There is no way to make things safer than they are now, they're already trying their best to mitigate danger. It's just danger is inherent in their work. If you add a reward incentive to it, it will make things more dangerous. There is no way to discourage stunts where the stuntmen are in unreasonable danger because every stunt has some amount of unreasonable danger to it. That's why they're stuntmen. The most impressive stunts, when done successfully, are the most dangerous ones because the more dangerous the stunt the more behind the scenes work is required to make sure everything goes smoothly. The Oscars is always a popularity contest. There are over 7000 voters. 97% of them will be uninformed on the ins and outs of stunt work. They will only hear very surface level information about the most popular stunts done of each year, and will be attracted to the most dangerous ones. It is inevitable. You can disagree, but you'd also be giving the voting body of the academy too much credit.

This is a weird line of thinking, you make it sound like one of the most vital parts of filmmaking (Editing) is less worthy than Stunts? Or even just on the same level? Cause it ain't even close, many films have been made without stunts, barely any (I can only think of 1 atm) have been made without Editing. The editing room is where a film truly comes together. Sound is extremely important as well to any film since the silent era ended. For the record I completely agree that stunt work needs to be recognised, just disagree with drawing equivalency with these aspects. Why not Visual Effects? I'd consider that as being similar to Stunt Work because it's more specific to certain types of films (usually action/sci-fi/fantasy). Both deserve to have categories, sadly one doesn't.

You wouldn’t have a film without sound and editing fool.

You realize that editing is literally one of the most important things in a movie. You can film a movie without stunts, but how are you going to make a movie without someone to put the clips together?

amal zuhair or off air and it really cost them nothing.

They could cut that stupid dancenumber down and all the political nonsense which does not belong at award shows

Basset Hound you mean non-white Mr chan

point is no stunt oscar

Sean HL ?

Grace Bangcaya so a prize for acting, should be given to people to take risks? Lmfao

vagurl84 Especially with more "intellectual" films getting big budgets and shooting more elaborate stunt scenes like Arrival, Inception, Interstellar, Prometheus, Children of Men, Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Gravity, The Revenant, etc.

Not just today. The popularity of big budget action movies began in the 80s before CGI ever became prominent.

jp3813 yep. Back then, they really put themselves on the line hard. Now...its half CGI anyhow

Mohit Karki little loose with that word for them. They're not on Jackie Chan level

Tom Cruise only does some of his stunts. But he only does the ones that are not as dangerous. Now Jackie Chan on the other hand.

Panic!Athetwentyøneimagine chemicalARMY flying a helicopter, jumbling outside of freaking flying helicopters, jumping from buildings to buildings, keeping your breath under water for 6 minutes, doing your own driving, freaking sticking out of flying airplane, etc, etc, etc...are you freaking kidding me? These are all highly dangerous lol, and Tom Cruise did all of them, hell he nearly got killed in The Last Samurai. I know it's not Jackie Chan level of badass, but it's still quite badass.

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It kinda sounds like it's from finding nemo when they are stuck in the whale

They have it. Nobody watches it.