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Anything blows up with enough dynamite. Actually, beer bottles rarely blow up. If you allow fermentation to complete before bottling and then carefully mix in the right amount of priming sugar before bottling, there will only be enough sugar in each bottle to produce a nice effervescence. Bacterial infections in the bottle can also cause over-carbonation.
