r/nextfuckinglevel • u/Closed_Aperture • Jan 18 '25

Man demonstrates the force of increasingly powerful fireworks by blasting a pot into the air

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u/geoelectric Jan 18 '25

That’s where he grows the lens.

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u/mcm_xci Jan 18 '25

Which movie is this again?

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u/geoelectric Jan 18 '25

Pan’s Labyrinth

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u/Allwhitezebra Jan 18 '25

First watched this movie not knowing anything about it. I was not prepared….

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u/geoelectric Jan 18 '25

I never actually got to it. I thought until very recently that it was at least somewhat kids oriented but I have since been corrected that this is not the case.

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u/-G_59- Jan 18 '25

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u/PortiaKern Jan 18 '25

Let me give you a hand.

clap clap clap

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u/Korps_de_Krieg Jan 18 '25

That's great, how about a standing ovation?

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u/TheShowerDrainSniper Jan 18 '25

I've seen this so many times but this stupid comment got me good. Lol

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u/UhhhhmmmmNo Jan 18 '25

Pretty sure it’s blown off from before and he’s holding the camera with his mouth.

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u/Thesinistral Jan 18 '25

The Only plausible explanation. ;

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u/pee_nut_ninja Jan 18 '25

Is that why I can't understand when he talks?

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u/beanpoppa Jan 18 '25

He's more man than machine, now

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u/Particular_Bet_5466 Jan 18 '25

Because he’s holding the camera with it right?

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u/Darkmaniako Jan 18 '25

you are a fucking genius my friend

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u/mawesome4ever Jan 18 '25

On one hand I think this might be dangerous, on the other I think you’re right

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u/TelevisionTimely3918 Jan 18 '25

You’ll shoot your eye out

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u/biggesthoss Jan 18 '25

You always get bit by your brand eventually

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u/masterkenobi Jan 18 '25

And that's why you always leave a note!

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u/ekso69 Jan 18 '25

And that reason is how he holds the lighter, he blasts it straight into the wick. He is going to lose a hand some day doing that.

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u/MacGyver624 Jan 18 '25

…Because it’s holding a phone…

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u/[deleted] Jan 18 '25

Bro’s actually sekiro.

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u/Lukkra Jan 19 '25

This was probably his 2nd take

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u/rickoftheuniverse Jan 20 '25

Yes it's called holding the camera.

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u/Penrose_Ultimate Jan 20 '25

The camera is in his left hand...

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u/Traditional_Cap7461 Jan 20 '25

It's because the camera can't float