Motorcycle Champion Rates 10 Motorbike Stunts In Movies And TV | How Real Is It? | Insider
Two-time MotoGP champion Casey Stoner rates 10 motorcycle scenes in movies for realism. Stoner was the MotoGP world champion in 2007 and 2011.
Stoner discusses the accuracy of motorcycle scenes in "Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation” (2015), starring Tom Cruise; "Skyfall" (2012), starring Daniel Craig; and "John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum" (2019), starring Keanu Reeves. He also comments on the reality of motorcycle stunts in "The Matrix Reloaded" (2003); "Terminator 2: Judgment Day" (1991), starring Arnold Schwarzenegger; "Avengers: Age of Ultron" (2015), featuring Scarlett Johansson; and "Tomorrow Never Dies" (1997). Stoner analyzes the portrayal of motorcycle-riding technique in "The Bourne Ultimatum" (2007), "The Great Escape" (1963), and "Biker Boyz" (2003).
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Disclaimer: This video features motorcycle stunts performed by professionals. Please do not attempt to recreate or re-enact any motorcycle stunt or activity performed in this video.
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Motorcycle Champion Rates 10 Motorbike Stunts In Movies And TV | How Real Is It?
"Motorbike champion" is drastically underselling the absolute riding legend that is Casey Stoner.
Don't even watch much racing, much less motorbike races, and *I* even recognized the name lol
Once a stoner, always a stoner.
For the one who can tame the wild desmosedici and rcv, Stoner isn’t hailed enough in this video
I was at the race when Rossi passed him on the corkscrew dirt... Stoner IS a legend. LOOOVED this video - he kept it real! Wish they would have had more of the bourne stunts, would be fun to hear him telling stories about 'they guy he rides with that did that stunt.'! :-)
I came to the comments just for this. Rossi may be GOAT in the end. But CS27 is a LEGEND. I loved watching his riding.
NOT just "Motorbike champion", but a MotoGP World Champion and Hall of Famer!
even valentino rossi said casey is the most talented rider ever exist
Yeah, "Motorbike Champion" feels a bit like an insult here, doesn't it?
@@waynemurray5084 youtube/tv show doesn't always did justice on casey stoner remember when they invite him on top gear to race with F1 and touring car ? they only gave him a normal road bike instead of Motogp Prototype
Best talent ever
@@waynemurray5084 yeah man. He is a legend. Who knows what might been if he hadn't that day at Indy. But also his successor turned out to be quite decent, I think it is fair to say. But yeah. A motorbike champion? That is not giving one of the greatest of all time anywhere near the respect he deserves
"If I can do it definitely there's people out there who can do a heck of a lot more" What a humble man❤️
sure, he is awesome but he meant that he is an expert in speed, not tricks. there are other disciplines where riders do incredible things and clearly there are better riders than Stoner in those maneuvers
Marc Marquez enters the chat.
just watch some Trial-Pros...doing jumps I never thought would be possible with their Crossbikes
@@LLUstgBtl272 Yeah, look at what Pol Tares did on a Yamaha T7 for crying out loud (also from a trials background).
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Casey's hair is about as amazing as his moto career. Dude has an immaculate head of lettuce there. Years of biking created a perfect slicked back style.
What a random beauty of a comment of impeccable english. Imma use "immaculate head of lettuce" from now on.
@@makeshifthouse aw yeah i agree 🤣😂
He looks like a really fast joe dirt
Finasteride
😂😂
I love how they made him intro himself like he's a borderline pro. This man is a legend and a hall of famer, no introductions needed.
I never heard of him which is why he had to introduce himself. MotoGP is not football. The greatest talents are not household names. But I'm glad he did this video. What an insight into all the famous motorcycle scenes in cinema. Great breakdown by a humble but articulate guy! Loved it!
It's like American Football. A lot of people know the name Brady like Rossi in MotoGP, but after that? I don't know even one other (former) American Football player....except the ones who are famous for other reasons like OJ Simpson. And Stoner is like the second famoust American Football player.... the AF Fans know him and know how great he is, but for other people he is just a nice guy.
@@danielhopkins2277 J Montana. B Smith. M Ditka. J Elway. P Manning. D Sanders. And lest we forget the greatest up and comer American football player of all time, who scored four touchdowns in a single game for Polk High, A Bundy. (^_^)
@@imranvp i hardly know any football names and im european. I hate that sissy sport
It worked on me, I didn't know his credentials until I read the comments. It is also the same format they use for all their 'expert ranks ______' videos.
This is not just a "Motorbike Champion". He road the bike with the least amount of electronical assistance, he had full throttle on places no one else had, he was the last to win on a ducati (a fierce bike no one else tamed in the same fashion), he has won on every track he has raced on Moto GP. He's a legend. And he achieved this legendary statue by the time of his retirement and the young age of 27. This is one of the greatest motorbike riders ever. He trully was that insanely good.
Yea but Rossi was already 5 time champ at 27
@@FN--lp1lb Yeah but Rossi's eyeballs look like they are gonna pop out of his head, little Italian gremlin...
@@FN--lp1lb Rossie also had Mick Doohan's chief engineer Jeremy Burgess to guide him and get the best out of him which I think we can agree, he did, he also happened to be Australian. Before Casey joined MotoGP, we loved Rossie like he was one of our own, many still feel that way.
And don’t forget about Dovi there is a reason why they call him desmo dovi . The best I’ve ever seen on a Ducati
who cares what this dude did, because he said it would be not possible for the T2 shot, problem is that was a real stunt and no CGI ;)
Casey Stoner is a living Legend- not just a motorcycle champion. He blessed us with some of the most unbelievable manoeuvres on 2 wheels. Would have loved to see more of him on the track.
"Nuff Said"
and he says he's not even a "technical rider" lol. Humble for sure
If anybody knows how to drift a motorcycle at +180 km/h that's Casey Stoner... One of the best ever at cornering in MotoGp.
And he was scared at cornering too, which makes it even more impressive
Rossi is the goat
@@munterboy1744 every true rossi fan loves Casey Stoner though.
"Motorcycle Champion". He's more than that. He is the legendary Casey Stoner, the MotoGP World Champion and HoF. And he is the only rider to win World Championship in a Ducati, and people should know Ducati Desmo back in the day is stupid hard to ride. And he did it with style.
Alex Barros said once, that only Casey could ride that stupidly power (and no control) bike :D
Yes. Rossi himself said he's the most natural talented motorcycle rider he ever raced against
@@vsmaster6162 Casey was as tallented as Valentino in his prime.
Agree... Even though I'm VR46 fan,and Stoner is the title challenger I really respect him how he carry that Ducati and somehow able to matching or even beat Rossi... Like...how he's able to do that in the Ducati?
Absolute legend.. but every ounce of his credibility went out the window when he rated that ridiculous Skyfall scene over the mission impossible one
As a Rossi fan, the gentleman sitting in front of your camera did things on a prototype beast that mere mortals will deem impossible, unnatural even. He's a Legend. Never disrespect our legends of the sport we hold dear to our heart. Motobike Champion... * scoffs *
Love to read this from a Rossi fan. Humble. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 But Casey has a rival with M.Marquez. He is doing stuff even Casey says is impossible.... So let's hope Morbidelli takes the 2022 title 😉
@@wnicklas i just hope rossi's vr46 kids will be a huge problem in the championship battle; carrying his legacy
he tamed that beast in Ducati at 21 years old
People nowadays just feel offended too easily. Relax, they did’t disrespect your idol.
It’s as if y’all never heard of “ Desmo Dovi”
I really love how honest he with his assessments of the scenes. He explains everything he's looking at extremely well, and is quite easy to understand what he's talking about. An absolute legend of the sport, and seems like such a genuine bloke too.
I was going to make a similar comment. Clear explanations without the techno babble some might put in. So far this is the best "so 'n so rates" video I have seen with how he rated and explained what was shown. Too bad his car racing career didn't kick off in Australia.
This is not just a motorcycle champion - that guy is actually a MASTER in the hands of two wheels, one of the best cyclists ever lived, because Casey Stoner won freaking MotoGP two times and is a Hall of Famer. They undersold this legendary racer. So wonderful to hear his own words.
I'll be honest, not big on the Motorcycle world and never heard of Casey Stoney, but what a nice and humble guy. Lots of comments calling him a Legend, and I don't doubt that.
He was quite a character back when he raced though. But his talent was real. Possibly the most talented rider of his era. Just like Marc Marquez with his 8 titles, he could've gotten more if he didn't decide to retire early as he fell out of love with the racing.
He's Casey 'Stoner'
@@karthikd03 'Casey Stoner' well he sounds like a nice guy too, whoever he is.
kinda like the name casey stoney
Take a look into this world if you like anything fast. Casey Stoner, Valentino rossi, Nicky Hayden (RIP), and many more. Moto GP is the fastest thing on two wheels and it eats World Superbike Champions for lunch regularly.
“CASEY STONER rates motorcycle scenes in films” - there, I fixed the title.
exactly i was going to write that when you have casey you should mention it
They really do like to downplay their guests' achievements 😂 but I guess it brings great delight and sense of awe when the rest of the people finally realise their legendary status in their respective field
What a legend
I almost passed over this video until I realised it was Casey Stoner.
I nearly skipped this thinking it’d be some random wanker. When you’ve got Casey Stoner, you LEAD with that!
I still remember watching him on the Honda when he dominated that season to get his second title. Entering every corner much faster that anyone else, and most of the time doing it pretty much sideways. This man is a legend, if he says something is impossible, I won't even think about it and I'll believe him
And he called a BMW a Harley. lol
I love how well he noticed the realism in mission impossible... For the bike scene Tom cruize actually did practice and train to pull off these stunts as shown... But that does mean yes he does put a heavy toll on his body from the "accidents or crashes"
Yet failed to realise the matrix was set in a computer generated world so suspended physics apply, Arnold’s character in terminator was a cyborg so no spine issues
@@1988dgs Arnold's part wasn't about his spine, the bike would've been properly damaged and he might have just not watched the matrix 🤷♂️
Cruise did his stunts but all movie buffs know that McQueen wasn't allowed to do the jump and tougher stunts on his bike in the Great Escape.
Essay warning (as I like to keep all possibilities open for discussion and avoid a hate war on me or something.) Though, for the clutch/downshift moment there is a bit of unrealism. Cruise appears to be using his right hand lever (or the tape is put in flipped horizontally and it is the left one), which generally(!) Is actuating the front brake, not the clutch. In that case Cruise would have jolted forward hard when pulling the lever that hard and much, just maybe he would lose front grip all together at worst. Another case is that he wanted to load up the front wheel by braking and that he did shift down without the use of the clutch. But then we get back to the force and distance he moves the lever causing him to likely lose grip (as the sudden increase in load on the front tire, which it cannot shed as fast as it gets it, causes it to physically turn to 'glass', as explained by Yt'er RyanF9) rather than create grip (by increasing the contact patch due to the weight shifting forward). And I said generally(!) as maybe those odd Germans from BMW thought if something different or something, but I can say for sure that my '03 CB500S has the front brake on the right lever, and clutch on the left lever. Thank you for reading, and Have a nice day :)
I like how humble this guy is. "Yeah, if it's full moon and you ate the right breakfast cereal, it's possible" and never mentions that you have to be a GP champion
Possible ≠ likely.
If it was easy it would not be on this list duh -_-
Casey is such a likeable guy, very humble and kind, even though he was one of the very best around.
Not all motorcycle disciplines are the same either.
@@F1ll1nTh3Blanks yeah imagine asking an F1 driver and a Rallie driver about car stunts. Totally different. Travis Pastrana would probably say everything is possible xD
Absolutely humble guy. He acknowledges he is not the type to do this kind of stunt even tho he probably can do it. And praises whoever did the stun especially at bourne scene.
lol. Saying Stoner is an absolute humble guy is like saying Tom Cruise is 6’4.
Absolutely humble but on the bike this guy is honestly a demon(meaning very good)… like what he did on those motorbikes will blow your mind
He's such a humble man. A legend but has the respect for the stunt people who are doing a great job.
I am a big fan of you from Malaysia 🇲🇾, I will never forget you brought someone on the back of your ducati bike, on the sepang circuit, and I think in 2010/2011. and you bring a motorbike like there's no one behind, when I go back to school, I once told my friends 24/7 about it. they're absolutely proud of me. Another race that I will never forget is, you were the champion in that race when it was raining heavily, and you left the other riders far behind, I still remember the sound of your moto when changing gears to take turns. Sorry for my broken English. But I’m so exited to tell this story 💛. I love you legend, you give me a good memories.
The humblest man in motorcycle racing. Never said “I did…” it was always “we did…”. Acknowledged his crews and family for his success, a true legend
Multiple personalities do it to you 😅
@Jonas Jonaitis he was barely mute… shy, humble…. He looked like he was always sad! I think you are talking about Rossi instead!
His father sold hous and everything to help him with his carreer, as he won twice the Moto GP title and could have won other 5 titles and the real money, he's stupid wife told him to quit and he did. Never understood this decision of this great great driver.
@@ninonucaro8539 I think read some kind of article where Stoner had this rare disease that could make him exhausted easily, I think that's one of the reasons Stoner retired I think
@@ninonucaro8539 he was struggling with health conditions. He tried his best to overcome. But wasn't that successful. So the suggestion from his wife would probably justified with reasons.
11:18 "Wheelies do not help you go faster" That one sentence crushed my entire belief system
why would you think that?
@@saiahr5463 gta5
@@harvi689_2 Lol
@@saiahr5463 Mario Kart
Repent to Jesus Christ!!!!! “Give thanks to the Lord, for he is good; his love endures forever.” 1 Chronicles 16:34 NIV
I gotta note that the The Matrix Reloaded chase doesn't take place in reality and the characters can influence physics there. Love the video!
Stoner is the goat in my eyes. Maybe not by number of races won, but by the way he could gap the field, drift on tyres that were frankly shot, and on a bike that was not like the others. If he says something is not possible on a bike, it’s not possible on a bike
"If I can do it, there's definitely a lot of people who can do more than that." Doggone, I don't think he even knows he's Casey Stoner! :)
Exactly. I was like "Dude. Should I remind you that you're a World Champion and the rest of us is just a wimpy dudes who wet our pants riding at 60mph? What do you mean a lot can do better?"
He is super modest
Repent to Jesus Christ!!! “Be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other, just as in Christ God forgave you.” Ephesians 4:32 NIV O
I think he says that because there's a different skill involved between racing a bike and doing tricks. He was never practicing these tricks every day. Definitely very respectful for him to say that though.
I know what he means. I used to ride (R1 Yam) with a bunch of fast guys in NorCal - really fast - on the race track but their wheelie skills were not the best. I think it was Deegan or Pastana that quit SX because they preferred trick riding to racing and went on to create their own respective niches, Travis being the more vanilla of the two and safer for mass media but both fully capable of monster tricks.
"...realistically isn't too hard, even for myself who's not a technical rider" says the most naturally talented MotoGP rider of all time
I thought the same thing, if I had 1/32 Stoners ability I’d be racing and winning in Moto America at the very least. He made Ducati competitive when they had an absolutely horrible bike, he’s just that damn good
He was a racer, not a technical rider. That's why.
i think he refers as technical rider the enduro, trial guys that live on clutch control, body control to go over massive things on their courses.
Lol no. That title easily goes to Marc Marquez. MotoGP had never seen anyone like Marquez before.
@Z Nismo Fr fr. I think that that has been reinforced during this season
Hey Casey Stoner!!! One of my favourites. He was absolutely incredible during his day make no mistake he’s the real deal. Legend.
Reading the comments, I realized he is a one-of-a-kind rider. How humble and down to earth. WOW
“One of the most talented and difficult riders to beat because, for me, about the pure talent, he’s unbeatable,” Valentino rossi talks about Casey Stoner
46likes for that ;)
@@wojtekchudini3741 I see what you did with that. Top marks bro.
47 from my side
“Your ambition outweighs your talent.” Casey talking about Rossi. 😂😂
@@acepilotson3331 even if you have talent but without an ambition, you will be nothing. It's like wasting your talent.
Goddamn they got someone who's among the best in their field this time. And he's such a humble mate too! 👏
Honestly by the way he talks about himself you d think he s won a couple of semi amateur championships. The dude is seriously modest.
theres no way they just called Casey Stoner as just a "motorcycle champion". this man is a legend, put some more respect on his name
Motorcycle champion is hugely underselling Casey Stoner he is one of the greatest of the motorcycle scene, huge respect to you mate 💪
Many may not know Casey raced long track at age 12. In one weekend he won all 5 Australian titles, racing 7 rounds in each of 5 categories with different capacities. Of the 35 races over the entire weekend he won 32 of them. A man eminently qualified to speak on what can be done on a motor cycle.
Too bad he retired too early
Age 12?!! Now I really feel like an under achiever.
Amen brother
That's a pretty good dug score
No arguments here.
So glad to see Casey Stoner on screen again, even for just 15 minutes. Too bad he isn’t racing anymore but he’s an absolutely beast.
He retired or what
@@filbao8113 yes, he retired
1st respect to Casey Stoner, 2nd respect also to Tom Cruise who actually rides and brings more realism to motorcycle chase scenes & stunts in his movies. Regardless, I'm all in for any movies with motorcycles in 'em!👍
Slight correction. Legendary stuntman Bud Ekins made the jump in The Great Escape. A good friend of Steve McQueen, he also worked on Bullit. And Stoner's modesty is almost as epic as his racing career. Amazing rider whose picture should next to the definition of "fast" in the dictionary. For those not in to motorcycle racing, MotoGP is the top class in the world. That's where the factories build the fastest motorcycles they can and put the best racers in the world on them. Twice, on two different brands, Casey Stoner was the best of the best in the world for Honda and Ducati.
Casey Stoner reviewing motorcycle scenes is a honour in itself. The legend spending time on mundane stuff.. come on. Casey!! We need you back in MotoGP, Pedrosa has returned, so think about it
Unfortunately that won't happen due to his sickness. Damn shame.
@@adammalcher2632 may i know What kind of sickness he have ? i have read that he have fatigue symptoms, ?
Did you mean "reviewing movie entertainment", because surely anyone comparing real life to a movie needs a reality check..
@@fathonyridya4343 ME Myalgic Encephalomyelitis to be exact.
@@adammalcher2632 now is clear, i just read more about ME / CMF syndrome. thank's sir
Casey is one of the best of all time. Easy top 5 riders in history. Short carrier but he completely dominated the sport while he was active.
I mean wafching the way he ride and testimony from other riders. Almost all including rossi stated that stoner, in terms of talent wise. He was the best.
He dominated nothing,he was a great rider but on his years Rossi dominated,Stoner was on a Ducati wich is a very difficult bike 🤷🏻♂️ he tamed it and he won respect from everyone,1 championship,but the domination on riders was under Rossi and Yamaha with Honda on bikes
@@valdito_2123 Stoner is way better than Rossi. Good riders can win in Yamaha or Honda like Hayden Lorenzo or Rossi. Only the best can win in Ducati especially in that era when Ducati are totally disaster. Look at how those three former champion struggled in Ducati.
@@largelampard3721 we not talking here about “best driver”,we talking about “dominating the GP” 😂🤷🏻♂️ that was Rossi,more podiums,more wins,more championships,remember Stoner left when he was on his best level,he could have being there dominating for like the next 3 years if he stayed,but he left
@@valdito_2123 "we talking about “dominating the GP” 😂🤷🏻♂️ that was Rossi" Rossi won most of his Championships before Stoner was in MotoGP. In the 7 seasons they raced together it was obvious to anyone the Stoner had more talent. Illness took him out early, but during his active years he was clearly a better rider.
As a motorcyclist, I love Casey's either pass or fail (1-3/10 OR 10/10) objective judgement; because it is a matter of physics at the end of the day.
Truly legend.. that's is Casey..see how he introduced himself is too humble.. I'm glad to see him in good health..
Even VR 46 and JL 99 got a chill in their spines once they see CS27 on the grid this man’s pure talent has not words to describe he’s given nightmares to the best riders in the generation.
Got spanked at the corkscrew though.
Even though they were bitter rivals, Rossi respected Stoner's speed. IIRC around 2011 he said that Stoner was the fastest rider he ever competed against, capable of putting in the quickest laps.
@@sburns2421 ya that’s true Rossi always respects clean and talented rivals he always mentioned stoners as his toughest and best rival ever.
"im not a technical rider", says the man who spins the rear at 120mph round corners. LOL.
What a legend. He wasn't around long but for me Casey Stoner is one of the all time greats. Very few people in history could ride a bike like him, he's top 5 of all time easy imo.
OMG! It brings so much memories. I watched you in so many Moto GP races when i was a kid.
Pleased that Bourne received 10/10 for realism!
Was waiting for the Bourne scenes!
twist, Casey was the stunt double 😂
@@professorzoom7800so he actually spoke about himself in the third person. Very humble guy indeed.
@@andrenewell3097 i love casey, hes a really cool dude
@@professorzoom7800 Are you joking or being serious?
They got Stoner! His best quote ever was when Rossi crashed him out at Jerez and he told Rossi after , "Obviously your ambition outweighs your talent" 😂. He was never one to sugar coat words. Hope retirement is well champ.
@Jonas Jonaitis actually he announced his retirement on the 4th race… in France… he is not beaten, he just decided to stop after winning his second championship on a different bike! Just a few people won with 2 different bikes, and few few people won in the first year on a new bike! He is a legend who just DECIDED to stop too soon!
@Jonas Jonaitis wow...Stoner a Loser.?😅😅.. i can't comprehend people's thoughts.
@@yahitajam7944 it's like looking at 2019 only and call 99 a loser. People can always get what they want if they choose what to ignore.
Obviously if you want to compare the wins between the two, you kinda get who has less talent, aint it?
@Jonas Jonaitis should I laugh or cry? 🤷♂️ Ask vr46, he will say who he was...
Loved this and listenning to the absolute legend Mr. Stoner. Well done!
An amazing human being, one of my favorite racers as he is well spoken and humble.
"Motorbike Champion " is a serious understatement for the Legend of this Sports and probably one of the best ever . He's a 2 time MotoGP champion .
It's almost an insult to call him like that :)
@@Nudel-nc1cp absolutely agree
“Almost impossible, the stuff he does” That smooth pun
Grew up watching Casey Stoner in GP, definitely one of the greatest of my time and one of my all time favorites
I love how humble Casey Stoner is in this video 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
Not only has Casey Stoner won many championships in real life, he has also won championships in the Nokia MotoGP game. With my help of course.
I'll allow it
Haha 😂
-_-
For you who didn't know this man, he's Casey Stoner and he had some legendary battle with Valentino Rossi (pretty sure you heard of this gentleman) during his motogp era (2007-2012). In 2011 Honda desperately want to win the championship after the late Nicky Hayden won them in 2006, guess who they recruit? yeah this guy on your screen
Too bad, his severe injury stopped him to gain more victories.
Debut year in the series, he raced on a ducati. Won the championship. 2011 he raced with Honda for his first time. Won again. This guy is a boy wonder.
Then Marquez came to Honda and the Rest is history.
@@deathtomorons9388 correct me if I'm wrong but stoner had retired before Marquez joined Honda, right?
@@vasilisgreen Yes. Casey retired in 2012. Marc joined in 2013
So humble and comments tell me that he is quite the master of his work, sign of a wonderful human
We still wonder what Casey could have done with current MotoGP bikes. Just insanely talented and brave. He's been test riding for HRC, IIRC, but we would have been delighted to see him doing full on racing.
Casey: 3 or 4 Insider: we'll choose 3 Casey: 1 or 2 Insider: we'll choose 2
Insider: He chose.... Poorly.
Woah, you watched the video, too????
nice catch
They only did that to The Matrix! Someone at Insider doesn't believe in the One...
"You can't drift a street bike like that" said the man who literally drifted his way through the championship
His bike wasn't street one tho 🤣
That's like saying an Ariel Atom is the same thing as an Indy Lights car. Race bikes and streetbikes are completely different beasts.
@@edweefication Neither is the bike in Avengers, is it? Or at least it wasn't at the time the movie was made and i am pretty sure it's super hero grade... Meaning it has impossible materials in the tires.
@@RealCadde it was a random bike the widow picked off the street
@@Ak-de5yv yea just a random electric harley that went into production years later. Haha
I've met Casey a few times and his wife, he's very humble and down to earth, a true Aussie legend
What a nice, humble guy. No ego. Refreshing x
When tom cruise and jackie chan doing a stunt it is not about how real it is, it is about how dangerous it is
And I think Michelle Yeoh really landed a motorcycle atop a moving train in Supercop. Whereas she did not do the tandem jump over the helicopter in TND. That was a solo stuntman filling in for Pierce with a dummy of her head & torso sort of sewn onto his jacket. His sleeve color on one side matched hers so it looks like she's still gripping one handlebar.
I am sorry to bust your bubble but Jackie Chan's stunt is just a big lie.
@@alm2187 Michelle didnt actually do that stunt
Their motorcycle stunts arent real. Both Tom Cruise and Jackie Chan
@@taskforceknight9336 stay with was stories not Bs stories. 🤡
I’ll be the FIRST to say… that’s some amazing hair!
Dayum now I can't stop thinking about it
Would love to run my fingers through it tbh....🤭
came here for this comment
Shaped by the wind i guess
What about the pearly whites lol
Casey a ABSOLUTELY cristalline a pure genius and soul . the extra pure distilled of riding skills . We all missed you.
That’s why Jason Bourne is my all time favourite, the action is so realistic, it never gets old
The fact that it was basically the first time an action film decided to utilise trials riding instead of GP/SBK riding made it much more of an impact on the audience than just another all-out speedfest. MI has basically said it can't compete with Aston Martin/Lotus/BMW/Aston Martin, so it's just going to keep going back to the SBK well.
I love how casually Casey says, "I know the rider who actually did that (stunt)..." ;-)
yeah, that was a great movie, with baddass but believable scenes. AAA movies now are hard to watch. they have gotten so ridiculous.
@@socks2441 Bourne is also very hard to watch. Literally. 3 or 4 cuts per second.
@@orgANGmo fair point.
What a guest! I never missed a MotoGP race with this guy after 2007.
My man
Almost didn’t recognize Casey … put some respect on this man! He was (is) an absolute beast!!
Awesome. So glad you brought up the car vs bike thing, so tired of seeing that in movies...
Casey Stoner.. 20th MotoGP Legend (Hall of Fame). Absolute surprise from 'insider'.. but yeah unique rider with unique riding style. One really amazing truth is that nobody rides through 'The Stoner Corner' like Casey does❤😁. Miss those moments and glad to see one of the MotoGP legends here.❤
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"Motorcycle Champion", arguably the fastest and most talented GP's rider in the last 20-30 years at least. He's the "holy grail" of motorcycle's racing.
Rossi is better
@@anejz1637 I'll say they are equally tallented.
@@anejz1637 on skill Casey is way ahead
@@ananthnath8730 Rossi is better. How has more world titles? How is on the top of his game for 20 years?
@@anejz1637 more years more titles
Love how he calls the BMW at 10:36 a harley later on haha
WOW, Casey Stoner! I definitely have to subscribe to this channel, well-done folks.
Just came for Casey's voice and insight🙏
Me too
@@dragonryucr2000 hope you enjoyed as I did
@@Metalforlife007 I did!
Same 😂
I definitely did🙏
God damn when I clicked on this and realized who the ‘motorbike champion’ was I’m so glad everyone in the comments seems to know! Wonder if they’ll ever get ‘tennis enthusiast Roger Federer’ on or ‘computer salesman Bill Gates’
I agree. He is a legend of the stature of VR and very few others. His own intro is way too modest for a leaving legend 💙
Great comentary from legend Mr. Casey Stoner. love it
"Ofcourse there is always a key in the bike" 😂, pure savage.
You mean the Matrix movie? Yah the key was in OFF position
@@grabgraby4086 - no, he was referring to the fact movie bikes are always just hop on and go (when the hero or villain just grab some random bike).
To be fair to "realism", I wouldn't be surprised if lots of bikes in 3rd world countries (as in bond film when he makes the comment) have just been hot wired since that's probably cheaper than replacing a lost key.
@@Texas240 yah but we hope to see some logic applied correctly in the movies
@@Texas240 Not only that, what I've seen there is that many people just leave the key in, especially if it's a short period... It's not that strange in a neighborhood they know. The same with cars, many aren't even locked.
Casey stoner look even more stunning this day, much more handsome with that hair. And of course always with the humble attittude. The legendary ducaty tamer.
Casey Stoner is a living legend. Met the guy and got his autograph the day of his accident in Indy.
high side is literally the most terrifying thing ever. almost experienced it once when the back gave way. thank god i wasn’t going too fast
0:21 John Wick Chapter 3: Parabellum 1:56 Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation 3:42 Skyfall 5:07 The Matrix: Reloaded 7:38 Terminator 2: Judgement Day 8:34 Avengers: Age Of Ultron 9:57 Tomorrow Never Dies 12:26 The Bourne Ultimatum 13:29 The Great Escape 14:17 Biker Boyz
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The names of all the movies are in the video
I was hoping to see Ghost Rider. How real is his bike and is it possible to drive up the side of skyscrapers?
If he doesn't give it atleast a 9/10, I'm out.
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@@AlmightyFilms 😂😂😂😂😂 Casey: “you know, i’m sure there are dimensions out there with people capable of doing that, so i’d say 9/10”
??? Driving up the side of a skyscraper is part of the driving test to get your motorcycle endorsement. 😉
*Anyone who cant do that , should not be on roads riding bikes*
Casey Stoner is a legend. I spent many a Sunday watching Moto GP with my old man.
Stoner was the only guy ever able to ride the D16 to victory. Notoriously difficult bike to ride with any success but he did it.
Guy is a total legend! Just do not give Stoner any milk!!!
He's mastered the art of damned by faint praise: '...the fact they had a key, I really liked that aspect'
He is totally right except for the wheelie with the BMW R1200 Cruiser in Tomorrow Never Dies which is not CGI. I witnessed it at that time, it was the french stuntman (Jean-Pierre Goy) that literally did whatever he wanted with the bike. He has been working on The Dark Knight Rises, Skyfall, Jason Bourne... too
Pardon me for not knowing what a legend I am looking at. Absolutely so humble no bragging
Good to see Casey looking well, dude is a legend.
STONER!!! We miss ya,mate! Thanks for weighing in! Pole by over a second in Valencia 2011,was awesome! Poor Spies😢
That was fun! One of my pet peeves is in terminator, the kids riding a a little XR but the sound is from a two stroke
That was really great insight
Was not expecting Casey Stoner. What a top bloke, put his family above his own ambitions in MotoGP, I can only ever have the highest respect for that, and to put his riding on top of that... 🙏
Can't believe they didn't let him review Torque; the absolute pinnacle of realistic motor driving and stunting in movies.
Right ??
Such a wasted oppurtunity
They should have also done MI:2 ... bike scene on that movie was lit. 🔥
Lmao
Ikr!!!
Big fan of yours! You are the best MotoGP rider of all time!
This guy is a Legend. Not only a Motorbike Champion.
Two things I noticed: 1. He just forgot he is Casey Stoner. 2. He is the real unrealistic one.
Can’t believe they left out Hot Rod. Unforgivable.
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Man, I gotta go watch Hot Rod now. Greatest action sports movie ever produced.
@@_Doodle-bob Cool beans
they knew it's obviously 10/10 realistic so guess they didn't bother
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2:45 the movie is trying to show TC shifting, but that's the front and rear brake. 5:34 throttle is not on left, but paused and it's clearly mirrored bc you can see the cable housing. Now, I'm going to bet my house and everything in it including myself, that Casey freakin Stoner knows the placement of the throttle, front and rear brake levers, shifter and clutch lever. Had to be an editing mistake on the Insider's end and stitched in Mr. Stoner's reply from different cut 😆 😉. All good though, The Insider does a great job with these expert breakdown vids! P.S. Really glad to see ya back, Champ!
Just saw the thumbnail and thought "what, is that Casey Stoner, in a 'reacts to' video?" 😳 and clicked because of him. Nice to see his professional opinion on these movie scenes.
It was Bud Ekins (McQueens mate) who did the jump in the Great Escape. He did it for real and got it right on the first attempt. Extra bit of trivia, the bike is a 1962 Triumph (English built), yet he stole it from a German soldier in WW2.
McQueen wasn't allowed to do his stunts or most of his filmed riding in that movie. At the fence scene, he's on one of the pursuit bikes as a German.
Guy Martin did a show on replicating the actual jump (in the original location) on a modern triumph. Worth watching, lots of background on the original jump and techniques needed for a jump like that..