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Despite CGI Robots, Transformers 4 Age of Extinction's Explosions Were Very Real

In advance of tomorrow's digital release of Age of Extinction and the home video release in two weeks, USAToday has posted an exclusive featurette showing some of the filming process- namely, the part of the process that involves things exploding. One crewmember boasts of "ten or twelve pounds of black powder" per shot, and actors and crew alike express their surprise at the scope of the practical effects. Keep reading to see the video!

"We'll pick up new guys all the time and it's just like, 'You guys are nuts!' And these are special effects guys!"

"I had never experienced anything like that. There were explosions going off the likes of which I had never seen before," says Stanley Tucci, who starred in his first Transformers. "It was really exhilarating."

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