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9) A Real Plane Was Crashed for Tenet
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In an astounding example of dedication to practical effect, Christopher Nolan crashed a real Boeing 747 for the noted Tenet scene. Instead of relying on CGI, Nolan bought a decommissioned plane that was destroyed in the real world. Not only was this an example of his dedication to reality, but also of his belief in giving audiences visceral, real moments. Real stunts add an aspect of reality and intensity that digital effects just cannot match, thus becoming the film's most memorable sequence.
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