In order to create the most spectacular and thrilling airstrike scene, special effects coordinator John Fraser decided to detonate 6 warships with 700 stick explosives, 2,000-foot detonating cord and 4,000 gallons of gasoline. For safety reasons, Fraser prepared thousands of fire hoses and fire extinguishers at the shooting site to prevent the fire from getting out of control. All crew members involved in the shooting must wear gas masks. Director Michael Bay has carefully installed 12 widescreen cameras, one of which was shot by him himself, and a scene with 30 stuntmen, 90 extras, 9 airplanes, a camera boat, and countless special effects technicians. The co-constructed scene was completed in one go in 7 seconds, and all the plans that were carried out at the same time did not miss out, and the crew prepared for this scene for 7 months.
Pearl Harbor Explosion scene
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Extended Reading
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Thelma 2022-03-25 09:01:05
I've watched it many times, and I think I like it better in World War II movies. Of course, the main feature of this movie is not to restore historical objective events, and don't worry about the love triangle that is the main theme. Buying copies of gunpowder barrels and special effects will definitely let you escape. Without going out of the smoke and fire that pervades the battlefield, the collision of torpedoes and battleships will always be more beautiful than tanks and landmines.
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Kelli 2022-03-23 09:01:19
Also known as: Pearl Harbor Director: Michael Bay (Michael Bay) Release year: 2001 Official website: http://PearlHarbor.com Production country/region: United States imdb link: tt0213149
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Danny: Y'all pilots?
Gooz: Uh, we're working on it. There's a lot of switches and stuff. Pride of the Pacific.
Earl: Who are you?
Danny: Terrors of the Skies.
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Young Rafe: Land of the free.
Young Danny: Home of the brave.