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Tom Scott | Why Hollywood explosions don't look like real explosions @TomScottGo | Uploaded 3 years ago | Updated 2 hours ago
Explosions on film are made to look good: fireballs and flame. In reality, though, they're a bit disappointing. Here's how Hollywood does it. • Produced with an experienced, professional pyrotechnician. Do not attempt.

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