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@whistlindiesel
@whistlindiesel 2 года назад
This is one of the best RU-vid videos I've ever seen. Insanely good editing and voiceover.
@SamDeCam1
@SamDeCam1 2 года назад
What up Whistlindiesel! lol Weird seeing you here
@colinhennessey5076
@colinhennessey5076 2 года назад
Yo whistlin can I have a cool 3k cuz why not?
@804_Rider
@804_Rider 2 года назад
Woah, didnt expect to see Cody, WhistlinDiesel! 👋
@paul_et
@paul_et 2 года назад
Really appreciate it bro, but I won’t be content until you find the guy that stole your dad’s skidloader
@Ghaleon42
@Ghaleon42 2 года назад
Came to the comments to say the same thing.
@dsolosan
@dsolosan Год назад
A friend of mine who passed away a while back worked second unit on True Lies. He pulled focus on the shot of the Uzi tumbling down the stairs, and the close-up of Arnold when he delivers the line, "You're fired." Sadly, he did not get screen credit on this or Titanic, but he did for The Avengers and several other big films. His love of filmmaking was infectious. Tom Cherry, you are missed.
@TransmissionEpicts
@TransmissionEpicts Год назад
Thanks for sharing that! Some classic films he contributed too, awesome!
@aphysique
@aphysique Год назад
My condolences 🙏🏻
@xdlilsquirt
@xdlilsquirt Год назад
My condolences
@ToneyFranco
@ToneyFranco Год назад
🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
@MostlyMobiles
@MostlyMobiles 2 года назад
The transition from storytelling to explaining everything is Perfect ☺️
@vordet8261
@vordet8261 2 года назад
YESSS! Was about to write that!!
@Alhmaleonn
@Alhmaleonn 2 года назад
No the pacing is too slow. This video could have been treemed down to 12min and it would have been really great. But that sloow pacing just makes it boring and that's a shame, cause this the type of video that I could enjoy.
@unifiedberets
@unifiedberets 2 года назад
Professional documentary quality
@wileecoyote837
@wileecoyote837 2 года назад
@@Alhmaleonn Could not disagree with you more. This is the type of video I enjoy. Immensely. I hope he continues with many more
@professor1794
@professor1794 2 года назад
Movie name please
@debjyoting
@debjyoting Год назад
The way you portrayed the montage of all those films that used practical effects. It literally gave me goosebumps. Your love for films is visible in your editing. Thanks for this video. Keep on making these videos ❤❤❤🔥🔥🔥
@BarelyStanding364
@BarelyStanding364 Год назад
Just finished TL and couldn't be happier to watch this video. And agree with comment above, goosebumps with the modern day movie montage. Amazing!
@BrightSunFilms
@BrightSunFilms 2 года назад
My god this video is a masterclass in its own. What a brilliant presentation! Thank you for making this.
@CVerse
@CVerse 2 года назад
Hey Jake 👋
@zosukumakunene8761
@zosukumakunene8761 2 года назад
ABSOLUTE MASTERCLASS!!!!!💯
@lucasrem
@lucasrem 2 года назад
masterclass smart horse, yeah !
@WhuDhat
@WhuDhat 2 года назад
now that's a compliment if I've ever seen one
@ibuildstuff
@ibuildstuff 2 года назад
Don’t usually comment but I just wanted to say that this video is absolutely perfect… I watched the entire 25 minutes without skipping anything; everything from the transitions to the sound design was incredible, it literally felt like watching a movie :)
@devverma144
@devverma144 Год назад
Dude, your reply made me realize it had been 25 minutes.
@thetruthinwonderland
@thetruthinwonderland Год назад
@@devverma144 It didn’t even feel like 10 minutes
@computerjantje
@computerjantje Год назад
I disagree. I find it one of the most irritating videos on youtube I watched in a long time. The build up is taking way way too long.
@weavehole
@weavehole Год назад
Apart from contrete
@kaustubhmagar
@kaustubhmagar 2 года назад
there's so much love that I have for this guy to make me stare at my screen and keep watching the video for 25 mins straight with the curiosity that we all have for behind the scenes of the action filmmaking, the way he explained and the editing and the creativity in it. Nailed it. ;)
@FureyinHD
@FureyinHD 2 года назад
Wait this was 25 mins?? Ha
@andrean-rakka
@andrean-rakka 2 года назад
Yeah.. yeah this is exactly my thought.
@varunemani
@varunemani 2 года назад
No words more to describe except what a homage and what a rush! Gotta love this guy every moment so meticulous and creative. 🍷
@ejoshcoron
@ejoshcoron Год назад
Cameron has always been in a league of his own. I remember an fx artist who worked on Titanic revealing one of the most important things he learned that Cameron does: never use the same trick twice. His action sequences are a blend of cutting edge to old school tricks such that your brain never gets a chance to catch on to how the illusion is being accomplished. Few filmmakers have his knowledge and dedication
@jcp1984again
@jcp1984again Месяц назад
1000 %!
@gleb_budnic
@gleb_budnic 2 года назад
I teared during the ending sequence. Cinema got those brave souls and creative geniuses and I admire that. Wonderful editing!
@CharlesVanNoland
@CharlesVanNoland 2 года назад
My soul was touched too :D
@joaoribeiro1693
@joaoribeiro1693 2 года назад
i thought i was the only one...
@noban2730
@noban2730 2 года назад
Extremely gay
@PolnocneGranie
@PolnocneGranie Год назад
Just a shame its few and far between. Most are lazy.
@kibo_nbgd
@kibo_nbgd 2 года назад
James Cameron is simply a perfectionist! These are the little things that make movies like Titanic, Terminator, Abyss, Aliens, Avatar, etc. unique and eternal.
@jeremyleonbarlow
@jeremyleonbarlow Год назад
Can you tell that Jim got his start working in Corman's special effects and miniatures department, because it seems obvious after watching a lot of BTS footage on his films.
@DJ-Daz
@DJ-Daz Год назад
I've heard plenty about his perfectionism, but it comes at a cost to everyone involved. Just ask Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio.
@tronam
@tronam Год назад
@@DJ-Daz The Abyss was the first time JC bit off more than he could chew and that nightmarish production really amplified his autocratic approach to direction at the time, especially when under so much pressure after countless technical problems, inflating budget, looming deadlines and some scary equipment failures (including Cameron himself who nearly drowned due to a faulty scuba mask). Even so, it's hard to argue with the results. Ed Harris and Mastrantonio gave some of their best, if not THE best performances of their careers and those scenes still play out in my mind whenever I think of those actors. Thankfully JC has mellowed a bit over the years, partly due to his experiences leading deep sea expeditions, but also after spending some time working with Ron Howard who he greatly admired for how he conducts himself as a director on set. He said he tries to "channel his inner Ron Howard" these days, and maybe that's true. When genuine goodhearted mensches like Zoe Saldana, Sigourney Weaver, Stephen Lang, Kate Winslet and others keep returning to play in his sandbox, despite his demanding reputation in the past, it's likely a good sign. I never thought I'd ever see Kate Winslet in another JC film after the challenges of Titanic.
@DJ-Daz
@DJ-Daz Год назад
@@tronam I stand corrected
@DJ-Daz
@DJ-Daz Год назад
@AfterBurnett I stand corrected, again
@paveloleynikov4715
@paveloleynikov4715 2 года назад
True Lies is one of my favourite movies of all time. And it aged extremely well. Thanks for this essay. An only slight... Point of sadness is that it would be really nice to see some footage of True Lies predecessors in the last part. They made some really breathtaking practical stunts even in silent era.
@paul_et
@paul_et 2 года назад
It was more about making a case for current day filmmaking and the fact that in camera action sequences are still very much a thing. But I couldn't agree with you more. I recently saw a clip from Buster Keaton where the front of a house falls on top of him only for him to remain completely unscathed because he was standing where the opening for window landed. Unreal.
@catbranchman01
@catbranchman01 2 года назад
@@paul_et Jackie Chan pays homage to that Buster Keaton stunt in the finale of Project A 2. Worth checking out if you haven’t seen it!
@EbonyPope
@EbonyPope 2 года назад
These are huge miniatures! No wonder the physics look like a full sized truck flying through the air!
@SeanCC
@SeanCC 2 года назад
Great video Paul. A buddy sent this to me today and I'd just like to say Stetson, Leslie, and everyone on the miniature effects team for this were, and likely still are, the absolute best the industry has ever seen. This was my first ever film credit, working at DD in my early 20s. I built the digital missile and animated most of this sequence but the miniatures were the real star as they were so indistinguishable from the full-size footage. I feel very fortunate to have started my career when miniatures were still very much a part of the business. At least through the "1.0" phase of Digital Domain the True Lies miniatures were always a feature pointed out on any tour at DD because they were just so amazingly crafted. And they still looked great even after all the abuse of filming, for years to come!
@paul_et
@paul_et 2 года назад
They’re the absolute dream team! And lucky you, what a way to snag your first film credit. You certainly had me convinced the missile was practical (even though that’s completely impractical when you think about it). I’d love to pick your brain on your experiences working at DD and beyond sometime if you’d be up for it?
@SeanCC
@SeanCC 2 года назад
@@paul_et DM sent
@Kembole
@Kembole 2 года назад
This is a love letter to cinema. What a masterpiece of storytelling. Well done.
@mikeshawbrook-selfreliance
@mikeshawbrook-selfreliance Год назад
This is hands down the best RU-vid video I have ever seen, hands down. The narrative, the editing, the information. Mad respect. This channel will blow up into millions of subscribers in no time. Massive respect
@funkydozer
@funkydozer Год назад
Wha… you’ve never seen 10 hour nyan cat to the very end?
@OfentseMwaseFilms
@OfentseMwaseFilms 2 года назад
This deserves to be on Netflix.
@Wabajak13
@Wabajak13 Год назад
If Tony Zhou (Every Frame A Painting) can go from youtube essays to making Voir with David Fincher for Netflix, it's definitely not out of the question.
@robertinobezman1894
@robertinobezman1894 Год назад
Man, what could I say more? Actually, you made a short movie and paid tribute to many real scenes that many of us thought were... CGI. Excellent montage, great voice over. Not to mention the choice of... fonts. You deserve an award for this clip! Keep up the exellent work.
@Reid52
@Reid52 Год назад
He cherrypicked the best examples he could over a two decade period, including films like Fury Road that literally won Oscars for its use of practical effects. It's a little misleading in my opinion to show only the highlights when there's been a clear industrywide trend away from practical and towards CG.
@Drewsarchus
@Drewsarchus Год назад
@@Reid52the point he’s making is that the best films of the era post-90s that stick in our memories are the ones that still focus heavily on practical in-camera work. so yea. that’s why he cherry-picked. he wasn’t trying to say it’s all just as good now as it was back then. but also don’t forget there was plenty of total shit back then too. for every cameron there were at least 50 garbage directors.
@GawxArt
@GawxArt 2 года назад
This is absolutely amazing! You’re a big inspo Paul!
@tranlam3815
@tranlam3815 2 года назад
Hi there
@hamletksquid2702
@hamletksquid2702 2 года назад
When this came out, I was pretty familiar with the Seven Mile bridge, and I thought they had just blown up another chunk of the old bridge. Give Cameron props for his props.
@filanfyretracker
@filanfyretracker 7 месяцев назад
as did I even though I have no familiarity with the bridge. Just because films have been given permission to explode old structures. That building implosion at the start of Lethal Weapon 3 is real. The structure was I think a city hall scheduled for controlled demolition and the film helped pay for it so that they could film it.
@Ulysses-oe4ed
@Ulysses-oe4ed 2 года назад
Magnificently produced! The passion and effort that went into the graphics, editing, narration, music, and every little detail all comes together to result in a fantastic video essay of the highest calibre. Your channel is the only one for which I'll willingly sit through each and every video and won't budge until the screen goes black. What did we do to deserve you, Paul!
@YeMadAzza
@YeMadAzza 2 года назад
Dude, the finishing montage of modern films made my skin tingle. This is such a fantastic video, and has made me absolutely need to re-watch True Lies... Love it!
@emilenightshade7246
@emilenightshade7246 2 года назад
I watched True Lies for the first time way back in 1995 with my parents (we rented it on VHS - remember when that was a thing?), and it blew my 7-year-old mind to smithereens. True Lies was the movie that made me want to become a filmmaker. I absolutely adore the film, and consequently, this video of yours, too.
@thomas6502
@thomas6502 2 года назад
To this day I remember sitting in the theater slack-jawed watching the harrier/bridge scene in True Lies: What a fantastic show; What fantastic skills. Really can't thank the skilled folks behind this work enough--you are inspirations! Keeping that tradition alive as much as is possible is very, very much appreciated too! Thanks for this Paul, loved it!
@raven4k998
@raven4k998 2 года назад
don't act like you haven't wanted to ride in an elevator riding a horse🤣🤣🤣
@matttheking1655
@matttheking1655 2 года назад
True Lies is a classic by all definition, but by todays standard of movie making makes it 10x better... Great breakdown by the way and what a great love letter to the 90s action scene👌👍
@lockers291
@lockers291 2 года назад
The best 25 mins. Worth it every milliseconds. Thank you @Paul E.T.
@HouseholdDog
@HouseholdDog 2 года назад
A documentary that gave me goosebumps. Actual goosebumps Can't remember the last time that happened Well done my man! Sharing this with everyone.
@varunemani
@varunemani 2 года назад
I know right ..🍷No words more to describe except what a homage and what a rush! Gotta love this guy what a talent every moment so meticulous and creatively magical.
@PauloCazaresBelman
@PauloCazaresBelman Год назад
sameeee I was about to jump to the coments when I started to get goosebumbs after that ending
@twowords.1041
@twowords.1041 2 года назад
I’m so glad you picked Casino Royale to showcase at the end. That movie wowed me in such a profound way at the cinema . What an experience !!!
@CoolScratcher
@CoolScratcher 2 года назад
Hands down, most underrated filmmaking channel on RU-vid.
@KeokiMan
@KeokiMan Год назад
What sorcery is this! How did a minimentary mash the feels button so hard? Can't watch this and not have a new found appreciation for the work that goes into cinema. *chef kiss* well done.
@AlexBoucher
@AlexBoucher 2 года назад
Ecstatic to see you're back! I've only watched the first few seconds and I'm instantly enthralled by your editing, as always. You're one of the most talented editors and storytellers I've come across on youtube, I can see the hours of work and passion that were put into every few seconds. You've been a huge inspiration. Keep up the exceptional vids!
@raven4k998
@raven4k998 2 года назад
fire the missiles of war!!!!!!
@MEMUEROOO
@MEMUEROOO Год назад
Came from Maximilian Dood Stream. Great video, masterfully done.
@Darkone55y
@Darkone55y 2 года назад
Oh wow, your video so well made! The music, the editing, the titles, the framed shots with the rounded edges with the VHS stuff behind it, the whole style of it. Love it, thank you! Oh and it's very informative too. The opening is really well shot and lit too, reminds me of a Better Caul Saul opening sequence.
@varunemani
@varunemani 2 года назад
I know right ..🍷No words more to describe except what a homage and what a rush! Gotta love this guy what a talent every moment so meticulous and creatively magical.
@eshankpanchal4121
@eshankpanchal4121 2 года назад
cant believe the production value.. its just too much for RU-vid. Paul you're a freaking genius
@sambarrett4726
@sambarrett4726 2 года назад
RU-vid doing something strange recommending me this today
@Blankford777
@Blankford777 2 года назад
Amazing video, Ty. I had the same “moment” when I turned on True Lies as a kid. It’s back when my parents still got HBO so it was unedited! My grandparents were watching me and asked “do your parents let you watch this kind of stuff?” I had my own True Lie cooked up for them and said yes, haha. I think I was 8.
@rahulgunwal3097
@rahulgunwal3097 2 года назад
Also shoutout to the underrated legend you missed here to mention like everyone does but he’s doing such practical effects and real stunts through out his life, Michael Bay 😉
@elversusfilm
@elversusfilm 2 года назад
Mad love and respect to all filmmakers making these in-camera action scenes! And thank you for reminding us that there is still hope for future action classics to come.
@Killian.Hardegen
@Killian.Hardegen 2 года назад
Wow! This was a great one for sure! The recap starting at 19:50 of practical effects in recent movies was pure epicness. Subbed instantly.
2 года назад
One of the most difficult things in miniature building involving water is to hide the proportion of the surface waves. And they sure pulled it out wonderfully in this scene
@JulianTrebes
@JulianTrebes 2 года назад
15:56 The fire over text transition is appreciated 🙏🏻
@jesteralk
@jesteralk 2 года назад
Telling the story of the story that has already been told using methods of editing, narration and sequencing itself is a art. Its like showing the how they built the machines that made the cars that made to the documentary, engineering the engineering.
@vojtechkoblizek
@vojtechkoblizek 2 года назад
Great video! Movies with in camera effects just hit different. Always loved the sequence from batman, where the batmobile is made into a miniature in that underpass scene or another one from Nolan in the movie Tenet, where the plane runs into the hangar. I am so glad the movie industry didn't completely abandoned the practical effects.
@VTriggered88
@VTriggered88 2 года назад
This love letter to practical effects was absolutely fantastic. Just incredible work.
@samhemerik2600
@samhemerik2600 2 года назад
how does this video not have more views, this is so well made and so amazingly put together. you can see that so much time has been spent on the video, amazing work.
@TheNightstillyoung
@TheNightstillyoung Год назад
Maximilian_DOOD bring me here, fantastic video
@DarkDragonPath
@DarkDragonPath 2 года назад
This needs to have more views, because it was a joy to watch! As a fan of True Lies (as any 80's/90's kid would be of big action flicks), it was a pleasure to go on a deep dive into practical effects and stunts with your style of story telling! Bravo!
@hitenbhatt4107
@hitenbhatt4107 Год назад
Back after 7 months when I had said this video deserved a million views.. well it's got half a million! That's something!! Keep up the awesome work. Subscriber for life.
@jevosch
@jevosch 2 года назад
Perfectly produced and edited. Hats off. I too was thouroghly blown away by the stunts and spectacular shots of True Lies at the time - and still am. I showed the helicopter stunt to an editor friend about when it was in theatres and said "Look! Look! This stunt is REAL!" but he didn't quite believe me...
@broganloughery5196
@broganloughery5196 Год назад
that final sequence of modern practical effects literally gave me chills, that was amazing as was this entire video.
@AironExTv
@AironExTv 2 года назад
Fine job. That sequence in True Lies where Curtis is lifted out of the limo is one of my all time favorites. Perfect combination of camp, music, action hero, fun and in the end pure elation.
@SherrifOfNottingham
@SherrifOfNottingham 2 года назад
That's what makes the entire movie so great It's got an almost tongue in cheek seriousness in the action hero stuff (IE the mac 10 tumbling down the stairs) a sitcom style chemistry (and initial premise) that you can't convince me wasn't the inspiration for American Dad, plus the fact that the movie is seriously just James Cameron making action sequence after action sequence. I swear to god there's no way a 2000+ era producer would EVER accept the script with practical effects, hell it might get turned down because doing this in CG would still be too expensive.
@Milnoc
@Milnoc 2 года назад
Her father must have been extremely proud seeing her daughter go all out in this movie including performing some of her own stunts!
@TheHellRanger
@TheHellRanger 2 года назад
almost got teary eyed at the end. Filmmaking is such a fantastic and beautiful form of art. What a time to be alive. What an amazing video. WOW!
@AumKalyanpur
@AumKalyanpur 2 года назад
Hello. Here early so I just thought I'd tell you. Your storytelling and editing is amazing. You deserve more views
@ch2aoz
@ch2aoz Год назад
that movie and the abyss has a special place in my heart. i am 34 now. i watched it with my dad the first time as i was roundabout 7 or 8 and we always watched both movies every year on that day until he died. that movie gives me a smile and joy no other movie does, still to this day. but with the instrumental you put in at 16:52 i cried for the first time. it simply fits perfectly! THANK YOU! great movie, great directing. a simply perfect action movie that still holds up. or as i think, one of those classic action flicks that get better with every year rip dad
@hunterwiliamcz
@hunterwiliamcz 2 года назад
Nice timing youtube algorithm
@AkhilWalavalkar
@AkhilWalavalkar 2 года назад
Man!! I must say I watched a truly satisfying video on RU-vid after a long long time. Kudos to you guys for this well made video. I watched the video on RU-vid's TV app and liked subscribed to the channel from there itself.. came back to mobile just to pen down the appreciation that this video deserves. And also the appreciation the Magicians behind these great movies deserve. Thank God people like Christopher Nolan, Tom Cruise etc are still holding on to the actual essence of In-camera shots.. as you guys rightly said it does stay with the audience. VFX is fine when absolutely required or story demands but cinema should never loose the big screen magic
@Skystunt123
@Skystunt123 2 года назад
This got recommended to me just after the Crimean bridge was blown up lol
@M8M8ss
@M8M8ss 2 года назад
RU-vid recommendations really have a great sense of humor.
@fatcat7msk7ru
@fatcat7msk7ru Год назад
So you guess it was movie special effects too? 🧐
@PorscheAndCats
@PorscheAndCats 6 месяцев назад
for me, it was after the key bridge :/
@slimyelow
@slimyelow Год назад
It amazes me how many individual fragments and how much dust and debris gets ejected from model explosions. This becomes so much more apparent in slow-mo.
@ArchitRege
@ArchitRege 2 года назад
I used to see that movie in DVD when I was a kid, I'm so glad to have found this video. Finally explaining how it was real and ingenious in an era now so distant from such action, it was impeccable story telling in this video! Keep at it Paul! Thank you for bringing back some 90s action movie charm to youtube
@CaioBlaze
@CaioBlaze Год назад
This is EASILY one of the best RU-vid videos I've ever seen, and with the best editing skills. You're the GOAT. DAMN.
@arsenkay
@arsenkay 2 года назад
Brilliant video, man! Big props to your editing and the breakdown.
@worthyquotes6312
@worthyquotes6312 2 года назад
Man this guy's storytelling and explaining every little detail is Phenomenal
@bert_wert
@bert_wert 2 года назад
Amazing how i just subscribed and finished your earlier videos 1 hour ago to just find out you are back for more! Great job on the video. The miniature part of the video reminds me of thunderbirds. Really cool how you give an insight in shots that we take for granted.
@richardchevet2031
@richardchevet2031 2 года назад
Great video. Even after all these years, True Lies has still some of my favorite action scenes, not only because of awesome action filmed in great shots, but also because of terrific suspense, like rescue of Helen from the car on the bridge and Harry's daughter hanging from the Harrier.
@PhilipBlank
@PhilipBlank 2 года назад
My goodness this was so well made. Way to go Paul, watched every minute and wished it went on longer!
@simonhull1042
@simonhull1042 2 года назад
You’ve earned a like from me sir. The ending felt like an actual documentary!
@Mj323_bb
@Mj323_bb 2 года назад
Best video I've seen all year. By which I mean of any length, on any platform, period. I thought this might be a mildly interesting reminiscence on an old guilty-pleasure movie, but Paul, you have elevated reminiscence to reflection and art form. If this can be award eligible, we need to help make that happen
@aiwash2766
@aiwash2766 2 года назад
Dude omg this video in itself is a masterpiece, from storytelling to letting information speak on its own, to even including that this type of filmmaking isint dead yet, incredible video absolutely subbed
@bryce6985
@bryce6985 2 года назад
i think a few ukranians must have watched this one
@theotitus6616
@theotitus6616 Год назад
All those people who worked so hard with the best they got, risking it all even their lives just to give us the best entertainment... it's beautiful, it made me cry of happiness. Thank's for the great montage, your video is awesome
@DrummerDaan
@DrummerDaan 2 года назад
Mate that was bonkers. I can see how much editing went into this. And such great research; amazing job! 🚀 And those ending sequences gave me goosebumps!
@niceMange
@niceMange 2 года назад
an ode to the creativity, visionary artistry, and dedication to the craft of filmmaking
@JackAllum
@JackAllum 2 года назад
So glad to have another video from you. I discovered your channel earlier this year, binged all your videos in like a day, and have been hoping you'd post again soon. Amazing video, your storytelling and editing is👌
@zidfilms
@zidfilms 2 года назад
the storytelling, sound design, transtitions, EVERYTHING IS PERFECTTT
@Spoggi99YT
@Spoggi99YT 2 года назад
This was a great watch! The ending montage almost brought a tear to my eye… Glad I found your channel, you‘ve gained a new subscriber :)
@PrinceBarin77
@PrinceBarin77 Год назад
Watched this so many times and keep coming back. One of my all time favourite YT videos. The montage at the end with Hannah Parrott’s brilliant piece to accompany it, is superb. 👏
@YouTube-Security
@YouTube-Security 2 года назад
Absolutely amazing video! Possibly one of the best out there! Small thing: You forgot the Song name for the Action sequente in chapter six. 19:49 "Tilt by Hannah Parrott" Other than that, flawless video! EDIT: Might I also add, I love your music choices! They are absolutly amazing and fitting for the selected scenes!
@LzOhaiF
@LzOhaiF 2 года назад
I can't find it
@joemomma91
@joemomma91 2 года назад
Criminally underrated channel. Your production values are outstanding. No CGI corner cuts here! You're the miniature model of video essays!
@Sharingan1230
@Sharingan1230 Год назад
Maximilian_DOOD brought me here while reacting to this live on his stream
@Nayte08
@Nayte08 2 года назад
dude who are you?? This whole video was incredible from visuals to script and delivery to idk everything. Well done!!!
@frantz4318
@frantz4318 2 года назад
Why is youtube recommending me this video after the event on the bridge in Crimea? Is that a tutorial?
@monmonfiasco6391
@monmonfiasco6391 Год назад
i am a avid movie watcher this explanation of practical effects is top notch ..all i can says practical effects still holds till to this day ..i like what James Cameron and Christopher Nolan films combining practical and VFX
@Iskelderon
@Iskelderon 2 года назад
It all starts with Cameron having a background in effects and knowing the value of people who are the best in their field. And on that foundation, he then hired people who all brought their A-game.
@cameronskye94
@cameronskye94 2 года назад
Who else got chills from these clips?? The perfect showcase of REAL action films!
@alexanderdry2378
@alexanderdry2378 2 года назад
This slaps. Your ability to tell a story and edit a mad video is insane to me. Love this content, and don't mind if it takes another year for a video of such high quality!
@TankPlaysGames
@TankPlaysGames Год назад
I haven't enjoyed a documentary this much since, My Octopus Teacher, and we all know how damn good that was. Well done man!
@theworkshopwhisperer.5902
@theworkshopwhisperer.5902 2 года назад
love the video. I'm sure you already know about the kingsman church scene even though it's not single take just the way it's able to convince you it is really impressive. It's always amazing when modern film directors that use practical effects properly.
@morenofranco9235
@morenofranco9235 Год назад
Paul, this is a most well-made film documentary as I have ever seen. Thank you.
@troublewithweebles
@troublewithweebles 2 года назад
What a day to be recommended this video: Putin's birthday
@kaz3d
@kaz3d 2 года назад
This is why 90s action/blockbuster movies are the best. Though some may not hold up today but the work that goes into the practical effects is unmatched with CGI - almost as if its art. We all know we're watching something computer generated however practical effects just seamlessly looks real and much more believable.
@evanwakelin7944
@evanwakelin7944 2 года назад
Thanks you for this video, man. It's always been one of my favourite scenes in any movie, and despite going to film school, I still had no real idea how they did everything. Awesome!
@varunemani
@varunemani 2 года назад
I know right ..🍷No words more to describe except what a homage and what a rush! Gotta love this guy what a talent every moment so meticulous and creatively magical.
@thebearszn
@thebearszn Год назад
I don't think I have ever seen a better video on YT and I have been watching videos on this platform for years. Wow. Kudos, man.
@themeage3605
@themeage3605 2 года назад
RU-vid recommend this to me day before the blow up. Trying my best not to become a conspirationist
@SlevinKalevera
@SlevinKalevera Год назад
God that outro montage 🤌🤌🤌🤌🤌 Brilliant video, mate!
@joshbuzz1982
@joshbuzz1982 2 года назад
Faith in film-making restored. Thank you for this, man! 😀 Your closing statement summarized it all! 😌
@rkstevenson5448
@rkstevenson5448 Год назад
First time seeing one of your videos, and I'm blown away by it. I wanted to specifically mention the track list. Thank you for including that! I was loving the music you chose for this video and wondering where you'd found it, and lo there is the list *with* time stamps! You're awesome.
@Political_Brainrot_Auditor
@Political_Brainrot_Auditor 2 года назад
What unfortunate timing for this video. lmao
@nearreal5242
@nearreal5242 2 года назад
hahaha
@RickyMon
@RickyMon 2 года назад
I am in the middle of work really busy trying to finish a very urgent report.. But I had to stop everything because of this.. Thank you Sir!!!
@greghight954
@greghight954 2 года назад
Ukraine taking notes...
@pmishraofficial
@pmishraofficial Год назад
This video is in itself a movie! What a brilliant selection and placement of music throughout the video. A masterclass.
@GBP82
@GBP82 2 года назад
This edit is the definition of perfection. Editing, sound design, and mix are impeccable. Clearly a lot of love went into this… Great work 🤘🤘🤘
@Black_Jesus3005
@Black_Jesus3005 Год назад
I’m so glad the algorithm brought me your channel. These productions are top shelf✌🏽
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