5.15 - The Joker

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Re: 5.15 - The Joker

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Let me know your thoughts

In the opening scene from The Joker Emma tosses a vase through the frosted glass partition to gain entry to tend to a wounded Steed. So far so good.

I have always been interested in just how that glass "shatters" & in what sort of a pattern. It is logical - in fact virtually certain that the crew pre - cut the impact area so the vase came flying through successfully in one take. So I slowed down the few seconds here & enlarged the images, attempting to determine if one could see a border where the glass was to give way. And I can't see it. Not a hint. Not a trace.

So wondering how that could be I think I have come up with the answer. The weakening/cutting of the partition glass was done on the other side, the side where Emma is standing.

Invisible to my old eyes but it's been jimmied without a doubt.

Do you agree?

And yes...I've got way too much time on my hands!!
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Re: 5.15 - The Joker

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It was probably prop sugar glass for the shot and real glass most of the rest of the time
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Re: 5.15 - The Joker

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dissolute wrote: Sun Dec 24, 2023 12:13 pm It was probably prop sugar glass for the shot and real glass most of the rest of the time

Yes that makes perfect sense

Thanks as always!!
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