Johnnnnnnnn

[ruinedchildhood]

[as-warm-as-choco]

[like-a-bobao-blog]

[sandandglass]

[gifsboom]

the best ambulance

[cracked]

So what about the climactic moment in that scene when they flip the Joker’s 18-wheeler after Batman clotheslines it with a grappling hook? If that was a model, it was pretty goddamned convincing.

The flipping of the semi was accomplished with a technique known in Hollywood as flipping a real goddamned semi. To get the mind-boggling amount of upward force needed to lift the big bastard head over heels, the FX crew built a huge steam-piston mechanism in the trailer.

Of course, then the challenge was to make it look like this insane stunt was occurring right in the middle of the banking district in Gotham. So how the hell do you pull that off? Build a miniature city and edit in the truck somehow? Film the truck out on an open course and use CGI to fill in the background? Shit, no! They just went to downtown Chicago, closed off a street and flipped their goddamned semi.

Why? Because that’s how Batman would do it.

8 Movie Special Effects You Won’t Believe Aren’t CGI

[crankygay]

[poyzn]

[coluring]

“Truth or dare”  “Truth” “What’s your credit card number”

[sridevi]

[homelikecarcass]

cleaning the sin out of your laptop

[basedpotatochip]

[idiotsonfb]

[reibread]

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[tyrannosaurustat-deactivated202]

story of his life

[figglypuff]

Who would win in a fight? Macho Pichu or Machu Picchu

[giegues]

Unstoppable force vs. Immovable object

[mondays]

Mondays.