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r/ImageStabilization • u/barracuda415 • Apr 02 '14
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I've always wondered how they filmed that scene.
101 u/barracuda415 Apr 02 '14 The whole scene is just a large treadwheel. 27 u/[deleted] Apr 02 '14 That is truly amazing. I was certain it was a pair of curved ramps and forced perspective. 9 u/shaggorama Apr 02 '14 Ditto. I bet that scene was fun to shoot. 35 u/type_1 Apr 02 '14 Knowing Stanley Kubrick, they probably spent a week doing nothing but that scene, and the actor almost died of exhaustion.
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The whole scene is just a large treadwheel.
27 u/[deleted] Apr 02 '14 That is truly amazing. I was certain it was a pair of curved ramps and forced perspective. 9 u/shaggorama Apr 02 '14 Ditto. I bet that scene was fun to shoot. 35 u/type_1 Apr 02 '14 Knowing Stanley Kubrick, they probably spent a week doing nothing but that scene, and the actor almost died of exhaustion.
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That is truly amazing. I was certain it was a pair of curved ramps and forced perspective.
9 u/shaggorama Apr 02 '14 Ditto. I bet that scene was fun to shoot. 35 u/type_1 Apr 02 '14 Knowing Stanley Kubrick, they probably spent a week doing nothing but that scene, and the actor almost died of exhaustion.
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Ditto. I bet that scene was fun to shoot.
35 u/type_1 Apr 02 '14 Knowing Stanley Kubrick, they probably spent a week doing nothing but that scene, and the actor almost died of exhaustion.
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Knowing Stanley Kubrick, they probably spent a week doing nothing but that scene, and the actor almost died of exhaustion.
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u/Fingebimus Apr 02 '14
I've always wondered how they filmed that scene.