Some directors love to keep their first takes, this short is not about them. Featuring: The Social Network (2010) Spider-Man (2002) Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (2010) RoboCop (1987) #cinema #cinemafacts #filmfacts #spiderman #tobeymaguire #spiderman2002 #tobeymaguirespiderman #thesocialnetwork #edit #movieedit #andrewgarfield #film #movie #movies #moviescenes #movietrivia #didyouknow #scottpilgrim #robocop #acting #actors #behindthescenes #behindthescene
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The wildest part about that Spider-Man scene is that Toby actually did that, there’s no special effects, he actually caught the food edit: yeah I guess if you're being pedantic glue or whatever they did to make it easier is "special effects" but ultimately toby caught the food like what's depicted after the amount of takes mentioned in the short. You guys have to stop arguing all the time.
Yeah, that RoboCop one was hell to do. His hands were basically a type of rubber so the keys kept bouncing off once he tried to catch them
bro had to break 35 laptops...
Spidey caught the food on the tray every time, he just kept dropping MJ.
The funny thing about the Scott pilgrim one is the fact that the package throwing was entirely practical, but him signing his name was cgi.
Meanwhile any scene from any Kubrick movie...
Closest we'll ever get to Bully Garfield
Jackie Chan: hold my 2900 takes.
The Spider-Man Food Tray scene did NOT take 156 takes. That was a joke from the stunt supervisor. It only took just under 10 takes
Michael Cera said "so, yeah 8:00?" many times for the package throw
Another one is The Shinning. The scene where Shelly Duvall is fighting Jack Nicholson off with a bat took 127 takes to get
Scott pilgrim goated
She was 17 tries Scott
this is a really high quality edit
Meanwhile Bryan Cranston throwing the pizza on the roof in the first take.
It's also fun to see the scenes where the directors thought it would take a long time only for it not to. For example: The pizza throwign scene in Breaking Bad, they ordered a ton of pizzas cause they thought it would take Bryan Cranston a lot of tries to land it on the roof properly, but he did it first try. Leaving them with tons of pizza just there
Let’s be honest the best one here imo is Scott Pilgrim Vs The World 🌎 even though it wasn’t that many takes but prob is one of the best movies ever made and is insanely underrated but the comic books are good but I never read them
Suprised it wasn’t 17 takes
the stairs scene from the shining
How many laptops did they break for the first one?