The most expensive single shot in silent film history was the real train crash sequence in Buster Keaton's 1926 film The General, which cost $42,000 at the time. This iconic practical effect involved running a full-sized locomotive off a collapsing, purpose-built bridge into a river. | History In Pictures

888K views · 4.8K reactions | Robert Downey Jr.’s first movie line was in the 1970 film Pound, directed by his father, Robert Downey Sr. Downey Jr. was only five years old at the time. His line was, “Have any hair on your balls?” as he played a puppy in this unconventional film, where animals are portrayed by humans. | History In Pictures | Facebook

135K views · 2.2K reactions | Dr. Rob Carter talks about gene mutation. This is a clip from our film "Beyond Is Genesis History? Vol. 2: Life and Design" — Click the link in the bio to learn more! | Is Genesis History | Facebook