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Normal acting VS Level 1000 actor
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The guy at the end was not more impressive in the slightest. He’s not pretending/acting he’s just a good gymnast and ending with a pose

the only thing different here is that he ain't ragdolling like the rest. does that just make him better? i don't understand

More like "normal actors vs parkour artist".

What a stund

Lol it's easier to act like a shooter than acting like you're the one getting shot

There’s not enough doughnuts for all that glazing 😭🥀

It was the last guy who did all that.

🤣🤣 Is there anything normal here?

This is a level of professionalism beyond compare. Not everyone can stage a fake death scene that looks this natural, safe, and believable. The control, timing, and respect for the craft are incredible. Absolutely admirable!

He is literally just doing some acrobatics bro he is not special

Level 1000 actors are so intense it's like they're living the role

Bro casually unlocked the “NPC in a $200M movie” settings 😂

I was scared.

Same training SGA does in the offseason

The commitment is actually kinda attractive

It must be him.. 🤭

What a move

表演得及像!

Imagine trying not to laugh through that

Holy shit This is fucking gay

They should hire me This guys are junk

Anybody know the song?

Real mastery shows when your effort turns ordinary moments into exceptional performances daily.

Stunt men are the actual stars

Every skill grows when you commit to practice beyond what feels comfortable for most.

Growth happens while you train harder than everyone expects from a normal actor.

wow that's some serious dedication to the craft.

Very awesome!

Did everybody witness it?

That's just showing how to die in movies. Now show me the clips of them having conversations in a coffee shop.

His acting is pointing a gun, just cause it looks cooler doesn't mean it's better acting.

Anyone can improve if they choose dedication over shortcuts during each practice session.
