Production Company Action Figure shot footage of their entire team being punched in the face. Shot with an ultra high speed, hi-def camera (called the Phantom), everybody's face face fat is pretty gruesome looking at 1000 FPS. Amazing camera = amazing footage!
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omg is right... that's f#@ked up!
tylenol, anyone?
she aint smiling anymore!!
hahahahaha
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Ohhh, High Speed cameras make everything look SOO much cooler than normal view!
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