Awards

Hero spikes a person headfirst into a running treadmill, sending him flying back, through a glass railing and 15 feet to the ground. The stunt was done in 2 pieces - for the first piece, the double did a scorpion faceplant fall and was yanked back on a wire, as soon as he hit the treadmill, sending him over the edge. The 2nd piece he was on a gold tail rig and he AND the camera fell 15 ft to the deck.

Heroine is tackled off the edge of a 600-foot building by an enemy mercenary. The two fall 16 feet to a glass awning below, clipping a metal frame on the way down. The two stunt doubles were on gold tail rigs to help rotation and offered a slight deceleration at impact. The stunt was done in one shot and the doubles fell 6 feet to a metal grating, then another 10 feet to the glass awning. No stunt mats were used to soften the fall, the glass was real.

Heroine is tackled off the edge of a 600-foot building by an enemy mercenary. The two fall 16 feet to a glass awning below, clipping a metal frame on the way down. The two stunt doubles were on gold tail rigs to slow their speed slightly at impact. The stunt was done in one shot and the doubles fell 6 feet to a metal grating, then another 10 feet to the glass awning. No stunt mats were used to soften the fall, the glass was real.

An enemy attack helicopter pursues the train. A stunt pilot landed the right skid of his helicopter on a real train moving at speeds between 40 - 50 MPH and 5 stunt performers offloaded onto the train before the chopper took off again. There was a 45 second window on the train track to execute the entire stunt. No blue screen, no wires.