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Vladimir Putin stars in a Russian action movie , performing
Anonymous
Apr 17
Scenario:Vladimir Putin stars in a Russian action movie, performing his own stunts. The film breaks box office records.
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I clung to the skid of the helicopter, my powerful muscles straining against the force of the wind.
Far below me, the city of Moscow stretched out in all directions, its iconic landmarks and sprawling neighborhoods obscured by the night.
The powerful rotors of the helicopter cut through the air, creating a deafening noise that made it impossible to hear anything but the roar of the engine.
I shivered in the cold, hoping that my jacket would be enough to keep me warm as we ascended higher and higher into the sky.
The helicopter banked sharply, preparing for what would be the most dangerous stunt of my career.
The director had insisted on a real helicopter, claiming that the shot would look better without CGI.
I was not about to argue with him.
This was an important scene, a key moment in what was sure to be my most successful movie yet.
I needed to make sure it was as believable as possible.
Alexei Petrov was not just some hack; he was one of the most acclaimed filmmakers in all of Russia.
I was going to make sure I did everything in my power to give him what he wanted.
My fingers tightened around the skid, and I took a deep breath before I let go.
It was time to show the world what I was made of.
This was not just any movie; this was an action movie, and I was an action star.
I had done all of my own stunts for every film I had ever made, and this one would be no different.
But even I had to admit that this particular stunt was more dangerous than any other I had ever performed.
The wind whipped through my hair, and I squinted against it as I stared down at the ground below me.
The city looked so small from up here, the buildings like tiny specks on the horizon.
It was eerily quiet from this height; all I could hear was the roar of the helicopterās engine and the rush of wind against my ears.
But I knew that wouldnāt last.
In just a few moments, the silence would be shattered by the sound of the air as it rushed past my ears.
I took a deep breath and tried to steady myself.
It was almost time.
The helicopter banked sharply, preparing for its final approach.
From this height, I could see the entire city spread out beneath me.
Its lights sparkled like stars in the night sky, illuminating the darkness in every direction.
It was truly beautiful.
And then I realized that it was time to go.
I took one last deep breath and pushed myself off the helicopter.
For a moment, I was suspended in the air, the wind rushing past me as I fell.
It was like being in freefall; the world around me seemed to slow down to a crawl as I plummeted towards the city below.
