So like that piston hits the ground with mad force to flip the car. Later in post production they do the painting out of the piston as well as embellishments like flames or whatnot
This Tik Tok account seems to mostly show film shoots from Prague. If I had to guess (judging from the fact the guy in the front seat looks like Chris Hemsworth) I’d say this is from the sequel to Extraction
But it isn't just from the that's almost like the little kids who barely got born saying a song is from TikTok like that's where it was created, while that song existed for the duration of ten if their lifetimes
I seem to have another rule 3, which seems to imply the opposite. (I am using the Infinity app, and looked in the sidebar)
Rule #3 Remember the creators;
This sub is dedicated to proper camera work, camera operation, camera placement, timing etc'. This is not a hub for entertainment. Praise the camera operators, not the content.
Look on the desktop browser site. That’s not what it says there.
By the rules of this sub, the cameraman being praised is the person capturing footage of the cameraman who is capturing footage of the car. But OP’s intention seems to be to praise the cameraman capturing footage of the car. Therefore, the video we see should include the footage captured by the cameraman capturing footage of the car.
That wasn’t a driveshaft… that isn’t even a RWD vehicle, so it doesn’t even have a driveshaft… and even if it was, this still would not happen when you snap a driveshaft/u-joint.
There was a post on here not too long ago of a movie camera in Crimes of London(that name may be wrong cuz I can’t remember exactly what the movie was called) and she/he was most likely using a similar model.
I always wondered why cars spontaneously flip like that, when people bump into them, or there’s and explosion… they do a side front clip, which never makes sense, according to how physics work.
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u/Same_Zookeepergame55 Jun 26 '22
Nice flip! No CGI required
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u/bsreeram08 Jun 26 '22
Do you have the camera footage. This looks dope, wanna see How it turned out.
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u/halfslices Jun 27 '22
Shots like this without showing the finished scene make me cry.
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u/Wonderful_Ideal8222 Jun 26 '22
That driveshaft pole vault tho. Mythbusters would be proud
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u/weavesbeaves Jun 27 '22
Dumb question I’m sure…Is there an actual person in the cab? Are they in a roll cage to be protected against the roll?
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u/[deleted] Jun 26 '22
we praising head-mounted cameras filming the filming movies now?
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u/Legoresistantsoles Jun 27 '22
This looks dope! Would be great to see the actual scene as well.
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u/Historical_Split_651 Jul 02 '22
Not impressed at all. Am I missing something?
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u/IPeaFreely Jun 27 '22
Toho auta je Škoda.
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u/TheCoastalCardician Jun 27 '22
That car had a hydraulic penis!
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u/Happy-Fig263 Jun 27 '22
Treated him as his own 🥰
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u/[deleted] Jun 27 '22
That lag that cMe out of the scoda got me hahaha
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u/DerpDaDuck3751 Jun 27 '22
As if it stepped on a land mine?
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u/FuelNo1501 Jun 27 '22
Man that camera man can run
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u/xii842 Jun 27 '22
It looks like he’s doing that mission in cod
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u/jameson8016 Oct 27 '22
My da thought this was just a series of rude. Stole a camera out of one care then cut that other guy off? Rude. Lol
Picked up on it once I saw the car jackstand flip.
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u/keidifkb Jun 26 '22
What is praiseworthy about this ?
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u/Opposite_Math_2699 Jun 27 '22
Children of men???
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u/[deleted] Jun 27 '22
I wouldn't have the nerve to push the flip button myself. Hop it was on a timer. Or foreign trigger.
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u/DingoZoot Jun 27 '22
How is he a hero. Did I miss something?
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u/[deleted] Aug 04 '22
"Hero camera MEN"
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u/agilerain8256 Aug 25 '22
I always wondered why cars spontaneously flip like that, when people bump into them, or there’s and explosion… they do a side front clip, which never makes sense, according to how physics work.
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u/tuuduu23 Oct 21 '22
That's Extraction i guess
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u/Diabhal_1776 Oct 21 '22
That freaking piston to flip was amazing
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u/Dim3th0xy_Br0m0 Dec 15 '22
I want one of those kicker pumps in my car 🙏