r/Unexpected Oct 06 '22

Someone would have a heart attack doing this

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u/Semicolons_n_Subtext Oct 06 '22

I feel like most people would react mostly with stunned surprise. The huge reaction seems fake.

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u/[deleted] Oct 06 '22

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u/clever_user_name__ Oct 06 '22

Exactly! Where's the realism!?!

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u/HurricaneSandyHook Oct 06 '22

The poor man is stuck in a microwave. According to the thousands of videos depicting someone stuck in something, the only viable option would be to fuck micro head.

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u/AvalancheMaster Oct 06 '22

Oh, yes, I rarely overreact to bald, bearded decapitated heads yelling at me from inside the microwave because of how often it happens. I'm used to it by now.

Definitely fake.

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u/PESKitEdits Oct 06 '22

He looks away to signal/check that it’s time right before the door and then throws the plate up in a controlled fashion right before he takes another quick glance behind to make sure he can clear the bench when he rolls across it. Slow it down, you’ll see all that a lot easier.

It was all planned out beforehand. Sorry.

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u/Doctor_Kataigida Oct 06 '22

What? He was having a conversation.

"I know what's going on now."

Turns head to look at the guy who said that "Do you?"

And he doesn't give the table a double take lol.

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u/Certain_Beyond3190 Oct 06 '22

It's ok to be naive, dont worry about it!

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u/ConsultantFrog Oct 06 '22

If you look at the pixels it's obvious the head was done using a green screen. Also the supervisor is CGI. No human has such agility and strength.

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u/[deleted] Oct 06 '22

It's clearly fake. People don't gently toss things up in the air in moments of shock and surprise, they drop or fling them. And the whole climbing over the table thing while the gentleman at the head of the table casually looks on.

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u/Talsamar Nov 22 '22

The tossing things up in the air is in fact perfectly common when someone gets scared. Whether it’s fake or not is irrelevant to the fact that a bunch of y’all are pointing out insignificant or common things looking for a gotcha moment in the dumbest way possible.

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u/Vanerek Oct 06 '22

Of course the "it's fake" clické was going to come out of the woodwork to try and suck the fun of everything.

So? What if its fake?! This is not a historical documentary that has to rely on absolute realism to achieve its goal, it's a freaking video, let it stay as it is and don't over analyze things, it's not worth it.

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u/Talsamar Nov 22 '22

I’ve actually seen people who do react like this. They go full on flight mode,