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Which movies had the best Outtake Reel as part of the closing credits? Jackie Chan's films are a clear winner for me. For each movie you'd see how real the stunts were and the times Jackie and his cast ate shit putting the film together. It gave me a respect for how brutal those stunts were and they were champs doing em.

Police Story (1985) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ElwQu0NteRU
Who Am I - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xe8dgWyG-j4
Rumble in the Bronx (1995) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSh0Nm9eVlg
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>>222773151
Nope when the credits roll I'm already out of my seat. Not sticking around for the goytake reel
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>>222773189
Which brings up a good point, 3d animated blooper reels are cringey. What's the worst offender?
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>>222773250
I didnt like when Natalie portman was laughing at a cgi jar jar bumbling about.
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The end credits of Closer when Natalie kept putting her butthole front and center during "that" scene and the crew kept cracking up and the director finally had to tell her to cut it out for real this time.
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Cannonball Run
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After black mask, Jackie Chan didnt do it for me.
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>>222773151
Twilight Zone.



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