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no_comment@lemmy.world to memes@lemmy.world · 1 year ago

maybe I don't want to live with the consequences

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maybe I don't want to live with the consequences

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no_comment@lemmy.world to memes@lemmy.world · 1 year ago
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  • Dasus@lemmy.world
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    Iirc that picture was “faked” in the sense that the perspective makes it seem more dangerous than it is. There’s actually a platform under him.

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      Yeah but, this guy died.

      …years later. But he did die.

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        Posing for trick photography has a 100% fatality rate…eventually.

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          That’s the same rate of death that getting your family picture taken at Sears has.

          Those bastards

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            That’s it! I’m never having my picture taken at, behind or in front of a Sears! It’s just too risky!

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      I believe Charlie Chaplin did similar stunts back in the day

      The end results are badass though. Totally looks like they are dangling in peril

      Edit: Harold Lloyd and Buster Keaton. Not Charlie Chaplin

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        I don’t think Chaplin was known for that kind of stunts, but Buster Keaton was. Like the classic clip where the front of a house collapses on him and he’s standing right where the window falls.

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          Buster Keaton did a lot of this kind of thing with perspective and stuff, but he was also a badass who did some incredible stunts.

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          I dunno if he was known for it or not, but Chaplin did this sort of thing too. There’s a roller skating clip of him “almost falling” a couple floors in this compilation (2nd clip)

          https://youtu.be/oBSpuZDKaKI

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            That was a matte painting, there was no actual stunt there, just camera tricks.

            That same video has a clip of Buster Keaton riding a motorcycle over a collapsing bridge. The part with the trucks was camera tricks. The part with the bridge falling was a real stunt.

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        This’d be more of a Harold Lloyd thing

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          That’s it! Thank you

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      Maybe, but this guy (Charles N. Fidgerald) was a true daredevil and this photo is not the craziest thing he did.

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      Supports the claim people were more sensible back then. Today we have moron YouTubers who actually climb such heights without any safety.

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        Well where else are they going to post it? LiveLeak shut down.

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