Iconic Movie Scenes That Were Almost Impossible To Film
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Date: 2020-07-14
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Comments and reviews: 9
Roman
Now this is why all these movies cost so much.
And I can only imagine what these brave people think when they hear whining from the critics and fans about how bad this or that movie is. When you do such things as Tom Cruise does, you deserve some respect.
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Now this is why all these movies cost so much.
And I can only imagine what these brave people think when they hear whining from the critics and fans about how bad this or that movie is. When you do such things as Tom Cruise does, you deserve some respect.
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EVILSPEAK
Simon Crane, who performed the stunt in Cliffhanger, got paid 1 million for doing it. To be honest I'd roll the dice on doing it for that amount of money. Awesome shit though, even though the opening fall is still the best part of the film.
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Simon Crane, who performed the stunt in Cliffhanger, got paid 1 million for doing it. To be honest I'd roll the dice on doing it for that amount of money. Awesome shit though, even though the opening fall is still the best part of the film.
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MyaAngelNO
in my opinion. i think stunt coordination teams should get their own category for the Oscars or some equivalent awards because these things sometimes take way more effort than creating the movie itself
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in my opinion. i think stunt coordination teams should get their own category for the Oscars or some equivalent awards because these things sometimes take way more effort than creating the movie itself
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Anthony
Excellent upload: all some film documentaries (however short ( appear to do nowadays is focus on CGI, special effects and little else - rarely do stunt people get mentioned.
Long Overdue.
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Excellent upload: all some film documentaries (however short ( appear to do nowadays is focus on CGI, special effects and little else - rarely do stunt people get mentioned.
Long Overdue.
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James
There was also two other stunt. Bruce Willis stunt double from the first die hard movie. The stunt was in a Airshaft I think. And the cargo airplane fight scene in the living daylights
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There was also two other stunt. Bruce Willis stunt double from the first die hard movie. The stunt was in a Airshaft I think. And the cargo airplane fight scene in the living daylights
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Fugazity
the ark heist in raiders of the lost ark is the one of my favorite chase scenes. Makes you believe Indiana was being infused with spirit from God to literally go God mode.
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the ark heist in raiders of the lost ark is the one of my favorite chase scenes. Makes you believe Indiana was being infused with spirit from God to literally go God mode.
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Sadio
That raiders of the lost ark scene is actually a memoir to the John Ford 1939 Stagecoach, where a man does the same stunt except during a horse chase in the West.
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That raiders of the lost ark scene is actually a memoir to the John Ford 1939 Stagecoach, where a man does the same stunt except during a horse chase in the West.
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Austin
I always wondered how they did that cliffhanger stunt, it looked real even though I figured it was done with Hollywood magic somehow. incredible!
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I always wondered how they did that cliffhanger stunt, it looked real even though I figured it was done with Hollywood magic somehow. incredible!
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sandy89107
You know, hollywood really risky with other ppl's lives. If you have a good story line, you do not need all the dangerous stunts#
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You know, hollywood really risky with other ppl's lives. If you have a good story line, you do not need all the dangerous stunts#
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