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Behind-the-scenes of the cars parachuting in 'Furious 7'

Behind-the-scenes of the cars parachuting in 'Furious 7'

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blogentry-133713-0-54171700-1426322666_thumb.jpgSo you think the scene where the cars were thrown out of the C-130 plane in the 7th installment of the Fast and Furious series is filmed on a big green screen?

 

blogentry-133713-0-81107600-1426322656_thumb.jpgThe producers of the 'Furious 7' just released a behind-the-scenes video where it demonstrated how the whole stunt carried out in which a couple of cars were reversed out of the back an airborne C-130 Hercules transport aircraft before landing safely with the help of huge parachutes.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F540eW4fs9QWatch the video below and see what challenges they faced when the cars jumped off the plane at around 12,000 feet.

 

The movie opens in theatres on 2nd of April.




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Impressive! Never thought it was possible. Now let's try with the Fast & Furious cast inside those cars to make it more realistic. Lol.

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