The camera clearly was attached to the bottom of the bottle (because it was not visible). I also assume that there was some kind of rotation mechanism, so that it could be depicted as changing angles and how it rolls along the floor. The car and vending machine were most likely partially disassembled to accommodate the camera. Or perhaps this was all done with the help of graphics, because we are in the 21st century and it’s cheaper than attaching a camera to a bottle.
I didn’t even think that it was product placement. Just a really good scene
The blocking throughout the film for the bottle is genius. I would say it's a rare occurrence of both product placement and good film making.
one of the best scenes in the movie 😂
demand of Fiji water📈
I just thought this was the randomest scene ever
SUKIYAKI this song always makes me feel good
Love this part! 😂
My favorite commercial. Bar non
Amazing!
上を向いて歩こう〜♪
Special water bottle attack: ！！！！
destiny brought me to this video
Shameless ❤ it!
This is great
I like this part
Yo, savage!
first time Fiji Water is in the movie Bullet Train
I have a question? How did they make that it is fixed camera with bottle. I want to try this for my ad. Anyone have a clue?
The camera clearly was attached to the bottom of the bottle (because it was not visible). I also assume that there was some kind of rotation mechanism, so that it could be depicted as changing angles and how it rolls along the floor. The car and vending machine were most likely partially disassembled to accommodate the camera.
Or perhaps this was all done with the help of graphics, because we are in the 21st century and it’s cheaper than attaching a camera to a bottle.
@@Subird I doubt CG was used
Name of song in the background please?
Sukiyaki