Society Explains on Instagram: "What you’re looking at is the largest cinematic stunt explosion ever recorded in film history. In 2015, the James Bond movie Spectre broke a Guinness World Record with an explosion so massive, it required 8,400 liters of kerosene and 33 kilograms of explosives—equal to 75 tons of TNT. The scene was filmed in Morocco, and the crew captured the destruction of a desert base in a single, perfectly planned shot. No CGI. No second chances. Just pure filmmaking, engineer

Filmfest on Instagram: "🍿In 2015, Spectre created the largest film stunt explosion ever filmed, producing a blast equal to 68.47 tonnes of TNT in Morocco. The sequence lasted over seven seconds and used 8,418 litres of kerosene and 33 kilograms of explosives. After ten years, the record has been surpassed by Sela Studio in Riyadh during the filming of 7 Dogs, achieving an incredible 170.7 tonnes of TNT equivalent. Source: Guinness World Records"

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