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Lots of wire and stunt kung fu.
Johnson was recruited by Ford because he was an authentic cowboy from Oklahoma who usually did his own stunt work.
It's extremely difficult to pull off such a stunt and manage to garner any positive effect from it.
This movie reminded me of the live dramas of the 1950s- not like the recent "Failsafe", which seemed more of a stunt than anything else, but a TRUE moral drama that is both engaging and thought-provoking.
Jackie Chan and his stunt team don't disappoint here at all.
I think Hindi stunt directors should research how action movies are done.
It almost seems like when the action music kicks in, the most impressive stunt is running.
As for Kris Kristofferson, considering his age at the time (58), I hope his stunt double was well paid.
The second half lacks any kind of charisma and is full of clichés, bad acting, a horrible plot and even worse stunt coordination.
You almost wish the President from Battle Star Galactica showed up to jettison the witch out of an airlock for her destructive stunt.
This film is at best a high-brow Jackass stunt and not a documentary.
Not even Goebbels could have pulled off a propaganda stunt like what Gore has done with this complete piece of fiction.
A long fall down a mountain side convinces Rod to 'go big' on one stunt.
Madonna was likely cast purely as a stunt to get pre-release press.
American movies rely so much on special effects and safety wires and stunt doubles and so much more.
The plot, the fighting scenes and the stunt works are excellent.
Reed Hadley makes a better foppish Don Diego than he does a dashing and daring Zorro, but that's almost beside the point because this serial features the bar-none best theme song of any serial, ever -- and the best version of Yakima Canutt's famous stagecoach stunt.
There are other good stunts, and lots of action, and plenty of hair-raising cliff-hanger chapter endings, but if for no other reason, you must see this film to watch the stagecoach stunt, then re-watch it in slow motion.
It is incredible, and, despite the lower budget for this chapter play, Yak turns in a better take on the stunt here than he did in the far more celebrated film "Stagecoach."
other than the lame stunt at the end this is a perfect blend of action comedy and drama.
I can assure readers that the film is a quite accurate rendering of this production, and that the use of a child with limited dancing abilities in the title role is not a cheap stunt dreamed up to showcase Culkin; it was Balanchine's idea to use a child in this role, just as it was his idea to use a child for the role of Marie.
His stunt scenes are clearly outstanding.
I felt his attempt to change keys in the middle of a song during the performance was an amateur stunt at best.
The premise is very cheesy: a dog actor thinks gets lost during a stunt and they only find his hairpiece.
this was made now it would be fake cgi,instead of death defying stunt work.
There was a scene in this movie, Cold is running up the hotel stairs and fighting bad guys along the way, where the stunt double had different color hair, different color suit, wasn't as tall as Seagal, and they showed the his face in the scene, and he looked nothing like Seagal.
The lab falling apart in second chapter was indeed an old thriller type of stunt.
Usually to a closeup of Lee stock footage then followed by the stunt double's back.
There is also a man with a hatchet embedded in his back, one throat slashing (not too convincing, I'm afraid) and one nice stunt involving The Collector being set afire and thrown into a swimming pool.
For example: at the end of the movie, when the bad girls remain caught on that unfinished bridge, that exact stunt it's performed in the french version of TAXI (wich was released in 1998) but with one difference: the french one its done much better.
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