The height of the camera was also much higher than expected, and it suddenly broke out of the original viewing range set by the director. If it weren't for the two cameras that were later added to the scene, the shot would have been out of frame.

Bang……

With a loud noise, the big bus fell heavily to the ground, and then shook violently twice. The front wheel was punctured, the metal wheel hub flew out, and then the front door was thrown off.

The other wheel at the rear of the car also flew out, the oil line was squeezed, and a burst of black smoke came out. However, the entire bus continued to move forward according to the predetermined route, and left the end mark where Ronald was...

"Wow, wow, wow..." People at the scene began to applaud, and everyone rushed forward and sprayed fire extinguishers on the smoking rubber tires.

"Is everything okay?"

Debbie Evans rushed to the driver's seat and yelled at the driver, Joffrey Brown, who was wearing a helmet and gestured to her with two fingers.

…

"If Ronald hadn't temporarily transferred two cameras, we would have had to use this lens in the end..."

One day later, sitting in the screening room of Twentieth Century Fox, director Jan de Bont introduced the last day's dailies to Fox's executive producers.

"It's so spectacular..." The executive producer was also very excited, or pretended to be excited. After all, the filming was approved by the big boss Ronald Lee...
Chapter completed!