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They say adrenaline is what keeps the body alive in moments of danger. Without it, you don’t fight, you don’t run, you don’t survive. You just flatline. The same is true of action movies. Adrenaline is the rush that makes us sit forward, clench our fists, and hold our breath. Without it, no matter how ambitious the visuals, the film feels… lifeless.

In this episode of Frequently Made Mistakes, we ask: Where’s the adrenaline?

We break down:
What adrenaline in film really means (stakes, urgency, vulnerability).
Why Mad Max: Fury Road and Die Hard made us feel danger in our bones.
How Brahmāstra: Part One – Shiva missed the mark despite its scale and spectacle.
How to fix lifeless action scenes by grounding them in real risk and consequence.

Presentation and production: Sudhish Kamath
Music: Ivan Avakian

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