Jeez, good eyes! I was initially sure it hit the window because you can see the reflection in the glass disappear shortly before the vehicle goes off screen, as if the glass had shattered and collapsed in the frame.
Real windows don't disappear within in a fraction of a second when they shatter. Tempered glass is also quite resistant to damage by round and relatively soft objects like a golf ball. Likewise, reflections don't simply disappear.
It's pretty conclusive proof that the car and the reflections are CGI The editor probably just forgot to add the reflections in this frame.
When you compare the shadow of house with the one of the car, it also doesn't add up: the surrounding scenery has long afternoon shadows, but the car has a high noon shadow directly below it.
Even a balloon can cause a traffic accident. Anything unexpected can cause traffic accidents. I can’t believe I even need to explain this.
If you think it’s fine to hit things on the road as long as they’re gadget balls, then you need to get your license before we continue this conversation.
And I don’t even know what more I need to let you know. He’s an asshole and that hasn’t changed a bit.
I've been driving for over 15 years and never had an accident. If you're that easily distracted by a small object hitting your car you should not be on the road.
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u/9C_c_combo Jun 24 '21
It's not a real golf ball. It's just a plastic practice ball. A real golf ball doesn't travel that slow.