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In 2020 Christopher Nolan crashed a real Boeing 747 into a hangar for the movie Tenet.

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Elon Musk2 years ago

Nolan is awesome

Bilbro Baggins2 years ago

This plane was put back into service the next day

Bradley Productions2 years ago

One of the best opening scenes

Liberty Pill Memes2 years ago

Today, Boeing parts rain from the sky. 🤣

Aroma Pagi Bakes2 years ago

most diverse Christopher Nolan movie

Liberty Pill Memes2 years ago

Meanwhile, today:

Somith2 years ago

Nolan Magic ✨

pryszn2 years ago

Had to watch this movie twice to even understand half of it lol

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Fun fact: Today Boeing planes crash themselves.

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Here is the reason why Christopher Nolan crashed a real 747 jumbo jet into a building for Tenet

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The Boeing crash scene in Tenet (2020) is Christopher Nolan doing blockbuster spectacle the hard way. Instead of CGI, production actually crashed a real 747 into a building, which somehow makes the whole sequence feel even more absurd on screen.

The Boeing crash scene in Tenet (2020) is Christopher Nolan doing blockbuster spectacle the hard way. Instead of CGI, production actually crashed a real 747 into a building, which somehow makes the whole sequence feel even more absurd on screen.

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The jaw-dropping plane crash scene in ‘Tenet’ was done using a real Boeing 747, not CGI. Director Christopher Nolan originally planned to use visual effects, but realized it would actually be cheaper and more realistic to crash a real plane into the building. The production bought a decommissioned aircraft and filmed the crash practically in a single massive stunt. The result became one of the most ambitious and visually stunning practical effects ever put on screen. ✈️💥🎬

The jaw-dropping plane crash scene in ‘Tenet’ was done using a real Boeing 747, not CGI. Director Christopher Nolan originally planned to use visual effects, but realized it would actually be cheaper and more realistic to crash a real plane into the building. The production bought a decommissioned aircraft and filmed the crash practically in a single massive stunt. The result became one of the most ambitious and visually stunning practical effects ever put on screen. ✈️💥🎬

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This shot in TENET (2020) looks far more expansive than it really is. The end of the hallway is actually a painted wall, a practical in-camera effect achieved by Christopher Nolan.

This shot in TENET (2020) looks far more expansive than it really is. The end of the hallway is actually a painted wall, a practical in-camera effect achieved by Christopher Nolan.

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Christopher Nolan speaking about why he worked with Travis Scott for his 2020 movie TENET📍 "Travis was great to work with..." - Ludwig Göransson thought it would be a good idea - Travis was one of the first people to ever see TENET - 'The Plan' is the song that ends the movie (via Oniriscope)

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The highway chase in TENET (2020) remains one of Christopher Nolan’s most absurd achievements. A sequence built around cars moving both forward and backward through time sounds impossible on paper, yet Nolan somehow filmed it for real and made it work.

The highway chase in TENET (2020) remains one of Christopher Nolan’s most absurd achievements. A sequence built around cars moving both forward and backward through time sounds impossible on paper, yet Nolan somehow filmed it for real and made it work.

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For Tenet, Christopher Nolan opted to create a full-scale, painted hallway rather than relying on CGI effects.

For Tenet, Christopher Nolan opted to create a full-scale, painted hallway rather than relying on CGI effects.

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Christopher Nolan explains the mind-bending time travel concept behind TENET.

Christopher Nolan explains the mind-bending time travel concept behind TENET.

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In Tenet (2020) the "Stalsk-12" battle involved hundreds of real military extras. Nolan coordinated two separate armies moving in opposite temporal directions simultaneously on a massive desert set.

In Tenet (2020) the "Stalsk-12" battle involved hundreds of real military extras. Nolan coordinated two separate armies moving in opposite temporal directions simultaneously on a massive desert set.

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For Tenet (2020), Christopher Nolan avoided CGI for the chase — real cars and fast reverse driving. The 8 km highway scene was filmed twice: once forward & once in reverse, then stitched together. Stunt drivers even trained to drive backward at 60 mph.

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Hans Zimmer is such a huge fan of the novel Dune that he turned down working with longtime collaborator Christopher Nolan on Tenet (2020) so he could score Dune (2021).

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The last words of the crew of JAL 123, a Boeing 747 that crashed in Japan 40 years ago today, killing 520

The last words of the crew of JAL 123, a Boeing 747 that crashed in Japan 40 years ago today, killing 520

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Pourquoi utiliser des effets spéciaux pour un crash d’avion quand tu peux juste utiliser un vrai Boeing 747 mdrr Christopher Nolan est un malade

Pourquoi utiliser des effets spéciaux pour un crash d’avion quand tu peux juste utiliser un vrai Boeing 747 mdrr Christopher Nolan est un malade

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A Lufthansa Boeing 747-8 arrives into Frankfurt Airport 🎥

A Lufthansa Boeing 747-8 arrives into Frankfurt Airport 🎥

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A Boeing 747 bird in the sky at lightning speed.

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