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Why movie suitcases are so easy to throw

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Watching a stressed traveler drag a genuinely heavy suitcase through an airport terminal is visually exhausting. Because a take might be reset twenty times, prop masters completely gut the bags to keep the talent from collapsing. Consequently, performers routinely launch supposedly fifty-pound trunks into the trunks of cars with the terrifying strength of an olympic deity.

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