Top 10 Most Dangerous Movie Scenes Ever Filmed

I expected to see Buster Keaton with the 2 tonne building facade falling around him

"Doable" is Jackie Chan's term for "Dangerous"

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where’s my honorable mentions

Sears Tower.

"Truck. What truck???"

I remember "The Man With The Golden Gunt".

"Sharky's Machine"......Sharky and George...the crime busters of the sea.

Joe Canutt did the "Ben-Hur" (1959), and his (famous stunt man) father Yakima Cannutt worked on Ben-Hur, and his father was also known for the the stunt (falling off from the horses pulling a stagecoach, going down the center of the running horses, and the stagecoach, and back up) that inspired the "dangerous" Raiders stunt. (I think his father's was perhaps more dangerous, the passing down between the running horses part).
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Surprised that Alec Baldwin with a gun is not number 1

Hey dude they still do chariot racing lmao.

Mark my words tom cruise will get killed filming one of the mission impossible movies

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I'm posible

Actually the most impossible stunned in Mission impossible fallout was him somehow surviving the fall out explosion at the beginning even if it was only a dream. Assimilated sources tell me that this was a practical effect and that’s when it was all over although Tom Cruise had died they rejuvenated him it was a miracle
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Real stuntwoman.

The police story’s antagonist was Ku! Not Jun Tao. Jun Tao was RUSH HOUR…..Shameful

Mad max 2. That guy flying through the air!!!

Also worth mentioning, Jackie Chan in Police Story 3 Supercop for helicopter scene across Kuala Lumpur, Pierce Bronson in Goldeneye in catching plane scene, Darkman in insane helicopter scene

Just realized that Burt Reynolds is the white Pedro Pascal... or vice versa

Tom cruise also held onto a plane taking off in on of the other mission impossible movies

Wizard of Oz looks great because there was no CGI. Filmmakers have become too dependent on CGI and have gone away from practical effects. A lot of movies look cartoonish with all the CGI. Star Wars prequel trilogy is huge example of this. Almost every shot in those movies include CGI. I'm not saying CGI is not useful, it has its place to be sure. Sometimes practical effects are just better.

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John Landis see's this video starts sweating

Legendary actor with lgendary action

If Jackie Chan isn't #1 on this list, throw the whole list away

What about mission impossible ghost protocol at bruj Khalifa

Any movie involving Alec Baldwin

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Tom Cruise runs forevermore puff pant..

Tom Cruise should have his own list

Where's the one from Scarface where F. Murray Abraham's double was thrown out of the helicopter?

10. They can slam the Transformers all they want, but the NEST Team was far more credible than the live action G. I. Joe movies. The wingsuits were anticipated in the 1960s in Marvel Comics’ Strange Tales. In a segment of Nick Fury Agent of SHIELD, Col. Fury is drawn by Jim Steranko using a HAWK- High Altitude Wing Kite suit.
3. Mission: IMPOSSIBLE - Fallout used practical stunts as noted in Empire Magazine.

9: “Almost only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades.” The stunt for The Man With the Golden Gun would’ve been more credible had that whistle been dropped.

Michelle Yeoh in Police Story Super Cop. She rode a bike onto a moving train. What was risky about it was she learned how to ride a bike on the day of the shoot and the whole sequence was rehearsed only a couple of times. Nuts. Fucking impressive.

With the Transformers wingsuit scenes, it's true of all Michael Bay movies that if a stunt can be done practically then he'll have it done that way. CGI is for things that either can't be done practically or are far too dangerous to be done practically.

Cliffhanger - The scene of the midair robbery where a robber ziplines (?) from one plane to another. No tricks. So dangerous that the insurance company refused to pay out and the stuntman was paid as million dollars right out of Stallone's pocket.

Actually - you left out one of the most dangerous stunts of the James Bond movies. The opening sequence in "The Spy Who Loved Me" had a stuntman for Roger Moore skin off a cliff, detach from his skis, and deploy a chute with the Union Jack. This was incredibly dangerous because he had to gain enough speed to clear the mountain, remove the skis, free-fall for several seconds and deploy the chute. The free-fall was necessary to make sure the skis did not get the chute tangled up (one ski came very close). The stuntman told the director he would do it twice: once for practice and the other for the movie shot. If the the director did not get a good shot of the second one, he was going to be out of luck because the stuntman said he was NOT doing it again.

The fact that Buster Keaton didn't even make the list is insane to me.

Surprised the final crash in the Road Warrior wasn’t on this list.

The "Capricorn One" crop-duster/helicopter chase scene really ought to be on this list.

Nah, Jackie Chan could make all 10 on the list, easy. They don't make movies in HK like in Hollywood

I still can't believe how Man With the Golden Gun can have at the same time the best car stunt ever and the worst sound design ever. That freaking slide whistle, wtf.

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THAT WAS DANGEROUS!!!!!!!!!!

SO DANGEROUS!!!!!!!!!!!

Don't try any of these stunts

You should of included Buster Keaton's stunt where the house façade nearly crushed him!

one of the stuntmen in a Transformer movie reported, about 8 stuntmen who jumped from inside a bus, being lifted up, were hospitalized. And he escaped injury because he was the first to jump out before the bus was raised higher up

The fire stunt from "The Thing from Another World" should have made the list IMO.