What It Might Have Looked Like If Michael Bay Blew Up Texas Stadium

No doubt you've seen Texas Stadium's adios a thousand times from 100 different angles since yesterday's implosion. But this morning, in the comments to Patrick and Nick's stills-and-video round-up posted first thing Sunday, Jeremiah Warren of Shoot Smash Boom sent word that he'd captured the whole thing with high-speed cameras...

By Robert Wilonsky

April 12, 2010

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No doubt you've seen Texas Stadium's adios a thousand times from 100 different angles since yesterday's implosion. But this morning, in the comments to Patrick and Nick's stills-and-video round-up posted first thing Sunday, Jeremiah Warren of Shoot Smash Boom sent word that he'd captured the whole thing with high-speed cameras from myriad angles, then slowed it down to super slow-mo -- thus rendering it very big-budget Hollywood blockbuster. The implosion-in-reverse at the 1:09 mark is particularly awesome.

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