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Jel 10-28-2014 09:26 AM

New Bar Set For Best Prank Ever (you gotta see this!)
 
I hope these were real passers by and not actors. Can you imagine the horror that you'd be experiencing :1orglaugh


DamageX 10-28-2014 09:30 AM

I would fucking kill those fuckers, if they did that to me...

Jel 10-28-2014 09:32 AM

lol some prank though huh :1orglaugh

MrTrollkien 10-28-2014 09:32 AM

It's a quirky French TV commercial people. French kitchen brand CUISINELLA.

Jel 10-28-2014 09:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MrTrollkien (Post 20269462)
It's a quirky French TV commercial people. French kitchen brand CUISINELLA.

Thanks. I was unsure, what with the title being 'best french tv commercial', and the product placement at the end for 'cuisinella'.

Good job you stopped by to clear that up :thumbsup

scuba steve 10-28-2014 09:45 AM

lawsuit central if something like that ever attempted here

DamageX 10-28-2014 09:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jel (Post 20269461)
lol some prank though huh :1orglaugh

Yeah, no shit LOL

Amendment to my reply above, should've added "...if I don't have a heart attack first." :1orglaugh

Jel 10-28-2014 10:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DamageX (Post 20269498)
Yeah, no shit LOL

Amendment to my reply above, should've added "...if I don't have a heart attack first." :1orglaugh

you know it :1orglaugh

NewOldPlayer 10-28-2014 12:18 PM

100% completely staged.

There is no "prank" here, just a poorly made video.

Each actor that has been shot on the street, is just that, an actor.

They are attempting to fool the viewer (you) by making you think they are playing a prank on the "victims" getting shot.

Note:
1) The same identical "screams" coming from the crowd on each shot... sounds like about 8 girls/women, But there are only a few people on the street each time. Added by filmmakers for effect.
2) The female jogger 'slows down' before the she is shot, because she doesn't want to run past her 'mark' where she should stand for the filming. Also, the women is hit before the shot is fired.
3) The business man doesn't drop his phone or jacket when he is shot because he is expecting the shot.
4) They use the shock paddles thru clothes, but that is just bad directing.
5) When they are in the metallic blankets, there hands are not bound, so when they are lowered into the casket, why don't they try and break free of the blanket? At the end, one man easily lowers the blanket when he is inside the casket and pushes his way out, but he couldn't do that before they closed the casket?
6) All victims have the exact same reaction when getting out, bad acting and bad directing.

The people on the sidewalk are all extras. There is no possible way a person can get shot in the street without anybody calling the police. There were at least 5 or 6 people in the scene, none have a cellphone? LOL If the "real" police were called they would've shut down the production. It was a closed section of a corner, and they had permits to shoot there most likely.

The real give away are the 3 actors getting shot:
The "business man"
The "pretty girl jogger"
and
The "regular guy"
Typical film casting by amateur filmmakers to show diversity.

The whole thing is a staged film designed to look like a prank, but isn't.

Roald 10-28-2014 12:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NewOldPlayer (Post 20269715)
100% completely staged.

There is no "prank" here, just a poorly made video.

Each actor that has been shot on the street, is just that, an actor.

They are attempting to fool the viewer (you) by making you think they are playing a prank on the "victims" getting shot.

Note:
1) The same identical "screams" coming from the crowd on each shot... sounds like about 8 girls/women, But there are only a few people on the street each time. Added by filmmakers for effect.
2) The female jogger 'slows down' before the she is shot, because she doesn't want to run past her 'mark' where she should stand for the filming. Also, the women is hit before the shot is fired.
3) The business man doesn't drop his phone or jacket when he is shot because he is expecting the shot.
4) They use the shock paddles thru clothes, but that is just bad directing.
5) When they are in the metallic blankets, there hands are not bound, so when they are lowered into the casket, why don't they try and break free of the blanket? At the end, one man easily lowers the blanket when he is inside the casket and pushes his way out, but he couldn't do that before they closed the casket?
6) All victims have the exact same reaction when getting out, bad acting and bad directing.

The people on the sidewalk are all extras. There is no possible way a person can get shot in the street without anybody calling the police. There were at least 5 or 6 people in the scene, none have a cellphone? LOL If the "real" police were called they would've shut down the production. It was a closed section of a corner, and they had permits to shoot there most likely.

The real give away are the 3 actors getting shot:
The "business man"
The "pretty girl jogger"
and
The "regular guy"
Typical film casting by amateur filmmakers to show diversity.

The whole thing is a staged film designed to look like a prank, but isn't.

http://media-cache-ec0.pinimg.com/73...8d89905d41.jpg

NewOldPlayer 10-28-2014 12:44 PM

Watch it again and look for the staging.

The first time you watch it, you are swept in by quick editing and emotional screaming. Your mind tells you that what they are experiencing is real. But watch it without the sound and you can see the cheap acting and the staging.

There are too many giveaways showing that these 3 are actors.

My favorite is the part when they are screaming inside the coffin for their very lives, but can't knock the casket over on the ground from where it is perched? Nor pull off the metallic blankets? They are paralyzed and can't move? :1orglaugh

If anybody was getting locked in a casket, their first instinct would be to use your hands and get out of the blanket. They don't. Then, when inside, try to push your way out. None of the actors do that. They just lay there the dark screaming, but not using their hands. It's all staged.

http://317am.org/wp-content/uploads/...crit-jon-l.jpg

pornmasta 10-28-2014 12:55 PM

i could produce a movie like that... btw see sig

NewOldPlayer 10-28-2014 01:04 PM

The jogger's squib goes off premature, which makes her look down, then the shot is fired, then she reacts to being shot. LOL But it happens so fast, you don't see it the first time around. :1orglaugh

ok, I'm done.

nico-t 10-28-2014 03:47 PM

ofcourse it's staged - it's a commercial.

Paul&John 10-28-2014 04:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Roald (Post 20269737)

lolol

Ppl@gfy usually don't read replies, they just read the thread title and that's all :winkwink:

georgeyw 10-28-2014 04:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NewOldPlayer (Post 20269792)
The jogger's squib goes off premature, which makes her look down, then the shot is fired, then she reacts to being shot. LOL But it happens so fast, you don't see it the first time around. :1orglaugh

ok, I'm done.

Looks pretty real, think you can explain in a little more depth why you think it is fake?

pornmasta 10-28-2014 04:22 PM

http://files.sharenator.com/140097.jpg

Jel 10-28-2014 06:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by georgeyw (Post 20270064)
Looks pretty real, think you can explain in a little more depth why you think it is fake?

:1orglaugh :thumbsup

CaptainHowdy 10-28-2014 06:16 PM

Ok .........

Jel 10-28-2014 09:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Roald (Post 20269737)

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh :thumbsup

John-ACWM 10-29-2014 09:31 AM

:1orglaugh funny commercial.

flashfire 10-29-2014 11:17 AM

not a chance any of it is real


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