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#2

After Steven Spielberg Screened Schindler's List (1993) For John Williams To Compose The Score, Williams Was So Moved He Had To Walk Outside For Several Minutes. Upon Returning Williams Said That The Movie Needed A Better Composer Than Him To Which Spielberg Replied "I Know, But They're All Dead."

After Steven Spielberg Screened Schindler's List (1993) For John Williams To Compose The Score, Williams Was So Moved He Had To Walk Outside For Several Minutes. Upon Returning Williams Said That The Movie Needed A Better Composer Than Him To Which Spielberg Replied "I Know, But They're All Dead."

Final score:

259points

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Daniel Atkins 6 months ago

His scores stand the test of time.

114points

#3

In The End Credits Of Mr. Popper’s Penguins (2011), It Is Confirmed That While No Penguins Were Harmed During The Making Of The Movie, Jim Carrey Was Not So Fortunate

Final score:

249points

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Nannychachi 6 months ago

But, he had it coming. 😆

103points

One underrated part of learning more and more movie easter eggs is that you can mildly amuse (or annoy) someone watching something for the first time. In some cases, this behavior has become so common that it actually spawns its own memes.

For example, fans of the second Lord of the Rings film, the Two Towers, will generally bombard new viewers with the fact that actor Viggo Mortensen broke a toe in real life when he kicked a helmet on screen. His cry of pain is completely real and the director, Peter Jackson decided to simply leave it in the film.

#4

Michael Palin Came Up With The Idea To Use Coconuts In Monty Python And The Holy Grail (1975) Because The Film Couldn't Afford To Use Actual Horses

Final score:

219points

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Daniel Atkins 6 months ago

What a classic moment of movie history it is.

141points

WindySwede 6 months ago

It would not have been as great if they had used horses!

15points

Cat Chat 6 months ago

And they couldn't figure out how to end it and solved that by not ending it (getting arrested instead). 🤣 Classic Monty Python.

14points

Sweet Fanny Adams 6 months ago

King Arthur, king of the Britons: "Come Patsy".

9points

Chewie Baron 6 months ago

I laugh so hard every time I hear that line!

4points

censorshipsucks 6 months ago

Are you suggesting coconuts migrate?!

7points

Vampiresscrow 6 months ago

Stupid funny. Love it. So many quotes from this movie are great. "Minor flesh wound."Bring out the dead." "1,2,5... 3 Sir!". The list can go on...

6points

PSimms 6 months ago

Sound experts in movies were using coconuts to make horse sounds long before this. Holy Grail was different in that you saw them doing it.

5points

Floeckchen 6 months ago (edited)

The german title of the movie even translates to "Knights of the coconut"

2points

Jack Burton 6 months ago

I'm pretty sure everyone noticed that they had no horses ^^

1point

Robert Davis 6 months ago

WHAT!

0points

David 6 months ago

I think I heard they couldn't afford actors either. I'm not being mean - like - I think a lot of the extras were locals, relatives, whoever they could get.

1point

Cat Chat 6 months ago

Yeah. In the movie commentary, they said pretty much everyone in the final battle that almost happens, are just anyone from town who wanted to hang out with Monty Python.

1point

TheAmericanAmerican 6 months ago

SO iconic now 😁

1point

Tink the gecko 6 months ago

This is just so clever

1point

Simon Smith 6 months ago

😅😅😅😅😅

0points

Richienotsorich 6 months ago

Yeah, but where did they get the coconuts from? They're tropical.

0points

Celtic Pirate Queen 6 months ago

And it worked! Love that movie!

0points

Laurie Ostergaard-Overbey 6 months ago

i adore Michael, try watching his movie, American Friends, he wrote/produced/played the lead/and did who knows what else in it, from his grandfathers (?) journals of his travels and life. it's FANTASTIC....

0points

ewa 6 months ago

I love the witch part: what can also burn? Wood. What can wood do? swim. ....

0points

Cynthia Chaney 6 months ago

I thought it was "float?"

0points

AngelWingsYT 6 months ago

N it fits so perfectly

0points

Jerry Bee 6 months ago

lmao

0points

#5

In Event Horizon, Sam Neill Requested That The Union Jack On An Australian Flag Patch Should Be Replaced With An Aboriginal Flag; The Way He Thought It’d Look In 2047

Final score:

218points

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Karina 6 months ago

This, i love!

58points

#6

In Erin Brockovich (2000), Erin, Played By Julia Roberts, Is Ordering Food At A Restaurant. She’s Being Waited On By Julia, Played By Erin Brockovich

Final score:

209points

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Kat 6 months ago

Never was interested in seeing this; but that is kind of neat,for her.

22points

What sets apart a casual fan and a true fanatic is the knowledge that this was in some ways the least of the injuries suffered on set. Actor Sean Astin stepped on a piece of glass and punctured his foot when wading in a river scene, requiring him to be evacuated via helicopter from their remote shooting location in New Zealand.

#7

Men In Black (1997) - The Language These Aliens Speak Together Is ‘Huttese’, The Language Jabba The Hutt Speaks In The Star Wars Films

Final score:

203points

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TheGoodBoi 6 months ago

Holy hell…No wonder it sounded familiar, I’m a huge Star Wars fan…

75points

#8

In Die Hard (1988), Alan Rickman’s Petrified Expression While Falling Was Completely Genuine. The Stunt Team Instructed Him That They Would Drop Him On The Count Of 3 But Instead Dropped Him At 1

Final score:

199points

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Kat 6 months ago

So he FELL for that old trick, did he?

118points

#9

When Liam Neeson Was Asked To Play The Antagonist In A Million Ways To Die In The West (2014) (Directed By Seth Mcfarlane) He Accepted Due To A Scene In Family Guy Where Peter Says “Imagine Liam Neeson In A Western! Ha! With That Funny Accent Of His!”

When Liam Neeson Was Asked To Play The Antagonist In A Million Ways To Die In The West (2014) (Directed By Seth Mcfarlane) He Accepted Due To A Scene In Family Guy Where Peter Says “Imagine Liam Neeson In A Western! Ha! With That Funny Accent Of His!”

Final score:

193points

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Farah Kamal 6 months ago

hah, best reason ever

70points

Given the practical effects and frequent stunts, it might not be surprising to learn that most actors in the Lord of the Rings films suffered at least some kind of injury. Orlando Bloom broke a rib falling off a horse, while others chipped teeth and received all sorts of bumps and bruises while filming the battle scenes.

#10

In Encanto (2021), The Multicoloured Water Was Inspired By A Real Place In Colombia... The Caño Cristales River

The river is commonly called the "River of Five Colors" or the "Liquid Rainbow," and is noted for its striking colors.

Final score:

187points

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ZuriLovesYou 6 months ago

It's beautiful!

38points

#11

The Four Hobbit Actors From Lord Of The Rings (2003) All Confirmed On Podcasts That An Orc Leader's Look Was Based On Harvey Weinstein

After he wanted Miramax to cut the trilogy down to one film (and all that other stuff) before a deal was made and New Line Cinema rescued the epic saga.

strawberrybrooks Report

Final score:

184points

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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 6 months ago

I can't believe his conviction was overturned. What a vile disgusting human being. He's set to be released NEXT WEEK on May 1st. Abusers like him should spend the rest of their lives in prison.

209points

#12

In Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets (2002), Lucius Malfoy Slaps Draco's Hand Onto His Cane. Jason Isaacs Didn't Know There Were Small Fangs On The Top, So Tom Felton's Pain Was Genuine

Final score:

179points

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E M 6 months ago

Such sweet, kind souls in real life.

88points

In general, filmmaking is such a massive and collaborative process that it’s no wonder that all of these creatives combined start to add their own little details. After all, from costumes, to props and sets, most background details are hand-made somewhere. Once you include the writers, director, actors and the hundreds of others involved, there is a lot of space to hide something interesting.

#13

In The Truman Show (1998), The Identical Twins Are Played By Ron And Don Taylor, Two Police Officers Who Were Working On The Set As Security Guards

Director Peter Weir saw how friendly they were with the film's cast and crew, so he hired them as actors.

Final score:

176points

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Melanie Gee 6 months ago

Aah, my husband and his twin are named Donald and Ronald ☺️

34points

#14

In Thor (2011) One Of The Asgardians Is Played By Walt Simonson. He Wrote The Thor Comic Book From 1983-1987

Final score:

174points

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TheGoodBoi 6 months ago

Love this.

35points

#15

In Chip 'N Dale: Rescue Rangers (2022) You Can See That Dobby The House Elf Became A Model For Gucci After The Harry Potter Series Wrapped

Final score:

173points

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ZuriLovesYou 6 months ago

I freaking love that!

40points

#16

In Mulan (1998), Mulan Touches Her Hair A Lot Because The Animators Noticed That Mulan’s Voice Actor, Ming-Na Wen, Touched Her Hair A Lot While Recording. So, They Added It To The Character

Final score:

167points

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Kat 6 months ago

That's sweet, I wonder if she noticed.

49points

#17

In Thor: The Dark World (2013), Natalie Portman Couldn't Make It To Reshoot The Final Kiss Scene. When Asked To Choose From A Lineup Of Women To Take Her Place. Chris Hemsworth Instead Brought In His Wife , Who Wore Natalie's Clothes And Wig To Shoot The Final Kiss

In Thor: The Dark World (2013), Natalie Portman Couldn't Make It To Reshoot The Final Kiss Scene. When Asked To Choose From A Lineup Of Women To Take Her Place. Chris Hemsworth Instead Brought In His Wife , Who Wore Natalie's Clothes And Wig To Shoot The Final Kiss

Final score:

166points

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badmotorfinger 6 months ago

All the ladies just said "Awwww"

97points

#18

In Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol 2 (2018), The Old Couple Taking Photos Are The Parents Of James Gunn. They Are Credited As "Weird Old Man" And "Weird Old Man's Mistress"

Final score:

165points

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Ken Beattie 6 months ago

Nepotism! But seriously, why wouldn't you cast family and friends in extra roles as cameos.

63points

#19

In Mrs. Doubtfire (1993), The Poolside Bartender Is Played By An Actor Credited Under The Nickname Dr. Toad, But His Real Name Was Robert Todd Williams, And He Was Robin Williams’ Older Brother. A Vintner By Trade In Real-Life, This Was His Only Film Appearance

In Mrs. Doubtfire (1993), The Poolside Bartender Is Played By An Actor Credited Under The Nickname Dr. Toad, But His Real Name Was Robert Todd Williams, And He Was Robin Williams’ Older Brother. A Vintner By Trade In Real-Life, This Was His Only Film Appearance

Final score:

163points

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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 6 months ago

RIP Robin.

76points

#20

In Charlie And The Chocolate Factory (2005), It's Shown That Willy Wonka's Distant Father Had Framed Highlights Of His Sons Life

This was inspired by a trip Tim Burton took to visit his dying mother in 2002. Despite their relationship being not great, she owned framed movie posters of all his films.

FionaWalliceFan Report

Final score:

162points

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Tink the gecko 6 months ago

Awwww

40points

#21

In Anastasia (1997), The Drawing That Anastasia Gives To Her Grandmother Is Based On A 1914 Painting Created By The Real Princess Anastasia

Final score:

159points

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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 6 months ago

Don Bluth. Same guy who did American Tail, Land Before Time, All Dogs Go to Heaven, Secret of NIHM. Him and a bunch of other animators rebelled against Disney and ran off to form their own studio. Sadly Titan A.E. was a massive flop and it killed the studio twenty years ago or so. The House of Mouse will accept no competition.

58points

Drowsy-Dragon-Knight Report

#22

The Fellowship Of The Ring (2001). The Script For Sean Bean's Council Of Elrond Speech Was Rewritten The Night Before Filming

Bean taped his lines to his knee so he could read them when needed. Some of the characters frustrated expressions in the scene are actually the actor glancing at his lines.

Final score:

159points

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BoredPossum 6 months ago

"One does not simply remember lines."

122points

#23

In Kingpin (1996) Bill Murray Plays The Infamous Pro-Bowler Ernie Mccracken. In Addition To Improvising Nearly All Of His Lines, Murray Actually Bowled Three Strikes In A Row On Camera To A Live Audience In One Take. Their Thunderous Applause Was Real

In Kingpin (1996) Bill Murray Plays The Infamous Pro-Bowler Ernie Mccracken. In Addition To Improvising Nearly All Of His Lines, Murray Actually Bowled Three Strikes In A Row On Camera To A Live Audience In One Take. Their Thunderous Applause Was Real

Final score:

155points

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James016 6 months ago

3 strikes in a row is called a turkey.

50points

#24

Titanic - 1997 The Couple Shown In Bed Together Having Accepted Their Fate Is Isador And Ida Straus. They Were The Co Owners Of Macy’s. Ida Refused To Leave His Side When He Refused A Life Boat Spot B/C There Were Still Women And Children On Board. They Were Last Seen Walking Arm And Arm Together

Titanic - 1997 The Couple Shown In Bed Together Having Accepted Their Fate Is Isador And Ida Straus. They Were The Co Owners Of Macy’s. Ida Refused To Leave His Side When He Refused A Life Boat Spot B/C There Were Still Women And Children On Board. They Were Last Seen Walking Arm And Arm Together

Final score:

155points

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Milady Blue 6 months ago

Ida and Isadore would have been a MUCH better choice for the actual protagonists of that movie.

106points

#25

Watching Deadpool 2 (2018) And Noticed A Certain Supreme Court Justice’s Headshot In The Squad Interview Scene. None Other Than Ruth Bader Ginsburg In Consideration For A Spot On X-Force

Final score:

154points

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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 6 months ago

A true superhero. Rest in Power Ruth.

87points

#26

In The Princess And The Frog (2009) The Villain's Shadow Turns This Wallpaper To Skulls And Crossbones In This Scene

Final score:

149points

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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 6 months ago

That is amazing attention to detail. As much as I hate the House of Mouse, they do damn good work.

55points

#27

This Design Of The Back Of This Ambulance In Joker (2019) Looks Familiar

Final score:

146points

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JL 6 months ago

"Wanna know how I got these doors?"

59points

#28

In The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part (2019), You Can See Velma From Scooby-Doo In The Crowd

When asked why the other members of the gang weren’t included, the director said "In a post-apocalyptic world, Velma would have been the only one to have survived. The other kids wouldn’t have made it."

NubbyNob Report

Final score:

145points

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Kat 6 months ago

🤣

33points

#29

In Pulp Fiction (1994) Tarantino's Smiling Globe T-Shirt Is For A Detroit Magazine Called Orbit

They were the first magazine to ever interview him about being a filmmaker and he wore the shirt as a 'thank you' to them.

nedelbach Report

Final score:

144points

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nomnomborkbork 6 months ago

You never forget your first.

21points

#30

In "Moana" (2016), Maui's Visual Appearance Is Partly Modeled On Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's Grandfather, Samoan-American Professional Wrestler Peter Maivia

Final score:

141points

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TheGoodBoi 6 months ago

I only watched this movie because my daughter wanted to watch it. I give it a 190/10

90points

#31

In The Dark Knight Rises (2012), Bruce Did Not Wear A Mask During The Masked Ball Scene. This Is Because He Considers Batman As His True Identity And "Bruce Wayne" As His Disguise In Public

When Selina asked him "Who are you pretending to be? " he replied "Bruce Wayne, eccentric billionaire".

TouyaShiun Report

Final score:

140points

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SBocker78 6 months ago

They did the same thing in Batman Returns. Both Bruce and Selina were the only two without costumes at the ball.

36points

#32

In Jaws (1975), The TV Reporter Is Played By Peter Benchly, The Author Of The Book

Final score:

137points

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Kat 6 months ago

Clever.

21points

#33

In Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015), Han Drops His Parka On The Floor When He Arrives At Starkiller Base

When He Leaves, Chewbacca Hands It Back To Him, And He Reacts With Confusion. This Part Was Improvised By Chewbacca's Actor Joonas Suotamo, Who Went Off Script, Confusing Harrison Ford

Final score:

134points

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Cammy Mack 6 months ago

Disney Star Wars is not real Star Wars.

22points

#34

Chicha From The Emperor’s New Groove (2000) Is The First Pregnant Female Character To Appear In A Disney Animated Feature Film, According To The Dvd Commentary. She’s Also One Of The First Mother Characters In A Disney Film Not To Be Killed Off Or Villainized

Chicha From The Emperor’s New Groove (2000) Is The First Pregnant Female Character To Appear In A Disney Animated Feature Film, According To The Dvd Commentary. She’s Also One Of The First Mother Characters In A Disney Film Not To Be Killed Off Or Villainized

Final score:

131points

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Passerby 6 months ago

I love this movie. Even more reason to love it!

52points

#35

In Troy (2004), Brad Pitt And Eric Bana Did Not Use Stunt Doubles For Their Epic Duel

They made a gentleman's agreement to pay for every accidental hit. $50 for each light hit, $100 for each hard blow. Pitt ended up paying Bana $750. Bana didn't owe Pitt anything.

shre3293 Report

Final score:

131points

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Little Wonder 6 months ago

As an Australian, seeing Eric Bana be a Hollywood star is so hilarious. He started on TV over here in sketch comedy.

53points

#36

For Interstellar, Christopher Nolan Planted 500 Acres Of Corn Just For The Film Because He Did Not Want To CGI The Farm In. After Filming, He Turned It Around And Sold The Corn And Made Back Profit For The Budget

For Interstellar, Christopher Nolan Planted 500 Acres Of Corn Just For The Film Because He Did Not Want To CGI The Farm In. After Filming, He Turned It Around And Sold The Corn And Made Back Profit For The Budget

Final score:

131points

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Bookworm 6 months ago (edited)

Would love to see the studio people's faces when they heard about this. "I'm sorry, you want to use the budget on a... temporary... corn farm?"

66points

#37

In Zootopia (2016), Chief Bogo Wears Eyeglasses To Read Documents. This Is A Reference To The Fact That Buffalo Have Poor Eyesight. Confirmed By The Directors In A Q&a

Final score:

130points

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TotallyNOTAFox 6 months ago

They really put a lot of details in this movie

34points

#38

In Rocky (1976), When He Runs Through The Italian Marketplace, The People's Amused Expressions As They Look On Is Genuine, As They Had No Idea Why A Man Was Running Back And Forth Being Followed By A Van. The Man Who Throws Him The Orange Was Completely Improvised

In Rocky (1976), When He Runs Through The Italian Marketplace, The People's Amused Expressions As They Look On Is Genuine, As They Had No Idea Why A Man Was Running Back And Forth Being Followed By A Van. The Man Who Throws Him The Orange Was Completely Improvised

Final score:

130points

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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 6 months ago

Probably helped that Stallone was pretty unknown back then. I'd love to see them try that now.

40points

#39

In Finding Nemo (2003), Gill Is A Moorish Idol. This Species Is Known To Not Handle Captivity Well, So Him Being The One Who Constantly Comes Up With Escape Plans Makes Sense

Final score:

124points

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Tabitha 6 months ago

I guess I’m part Moorish Idol myself. I would not handle captivity well either, and would constantly be hatching plans to escape.

24points

#40

In Maleficent (2014), The Young Aurora Was Played By Angelina Jolie’s Daughter Vivienne

The 5-year-old got the part because she was the only child who wasn’t terrified of Jolie in her Maleficent makeup. Several other younger children auditioned and wouldn’t go near her.

Tokyono Report

Final score:

123points

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Nannychachi 6 months ago

Or, she got it because she's Angelina Jolie's daughter. Just tell the truth.

59points

#41

In A Beautiful Mind (2001), Marcee Runs Through A Group Of Birds...

She isn't real. She is a hallucination, part of John's schizophrenia. Therefore the birds don't react to her presence and scatter

Final score:

121points

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Justin Tyme 6 months ago

The movie was very loosely based on John Nash Jr. It was not very accurate. For example, Nash said that he never had visual hallucinations.

20points

#42

In Boheiam Rhapsody (2018),the Trucker That Eyes Freddie Is Played By Singer Adam Lambert. Since 2011, He Has Been Touring With Queen As Their Frontman

Final score:

119points

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Tabitha 6 months ago (edited)

Bohemian, not Boheiam. Two important parts of writing are to proofread and edit. Several times.

41points

#43

In Deadpool 2 (2018), Wade Wears A Shirt That Says: "Olivia & Meredith. Best Friends Purrrr-Ever". The Two Cats Actually Belong To Taylor Swift

The production crew had to get permission from her to use their image.

Final score:

118points

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Iron Penguin 6 months ago

I choose to believe that permission was secured personally by Ryan Reynolds calling her in character as Deadpool. No one will convince me otherwise.

72points

#44

In Harry Potter And The Order Of The Phoenix (2007). Dumbledore's Army: All The Girls Are Wearing Skirts Except Ginny (3rd From Left) Who Is Wearing Pants; Probably A Hand-Me-Down From Her Brothers. (Good Going Costume Department)

In Harry Potter And The Order Of The Phoenix (2007). Dumbledore's Army: All The Girls Are Wearing Skirts Except Ginny (3rd From Left) Who Is Wearing Pants; Probably A Hand-Me-Down From Her Brothers. (Good Going Costume Department)

Final score:

115points

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Traveling Lady Railfan 6 months ago

Clever thinking!

24points

#45

In Star Wars: The Last Jedi (2017), These Rebel Soldiers Are Played By Mark Hamill's Children. From Left To Right; Nathan Hamill, Chelsea Hamill, And Griffin Hamill

Final score:

113points

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Tabitha 6 months ago

Griffin is a carbon copy of his dad.

45points

#46

In Spider-Man 2, Peter Parker Says He Needs A "Strong Focus" Before Jumping Off A Building. He Lands On A Ford Focus Which Goes Undamaged

Final score:

110points

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Katie Lutesinger 6 months ago

"I'm back!" *CRASH* "My back!!"

33points

#47

In Interstellar (2014) The Black Hole Was So Scientifically Accurate

It took approx 100 hours to render each frame in the physics and VFX engine. Meaning every second you see took approx 100 days to render the final copy.

Jaz1140 Report

Final score:

106points

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TheGoodBoi 6 months ago

Love this movie. It is accurate except he would’ve spaghettified for years and years until finally being sucked into the hole. Any radio traffic back to the craft would take a long time to get back to the craft even though it looks close. I don’t think it’d be fun to get sucked into a black hole.

40points

#48

In Harry Potter (2007), Ralph Fiennes Asked For A Hook To Be Added To Voldemort's Wand So That He Could Move More Fluidly And "Snake-Like" Without The Wand Falling From His Hand

Final score:

104points

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TheGoodBoi 6 months ago

Such an epic scene, I almost fainted when THE battle happened…

17points

#49

In 12 Monkeys (1995) Director Terry Gilliam Was Afraid That Brad Pitt Wouldn't Be Able To Pull Off The Nervous, Rapid Speech. He Sent Him To A Speech Coach But In The End He Just Took Away Pitt's Cigarettes, And Pitt Played The Part Exactly As Gilliam Wanted

In 12 Monkeys (1995) Director Terry Gilliam Was Afraid That Brad Pitt Wouldn't Be Able To Pull Off The Nervous, Rapid Speech. He Sent Him To A Speech Coach But In The End He Just Took Away Pitt's Cigarettes, And Pitt Played The Part Exactly As Gilliam Wanted

Final score:

104points

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Justin Tyme 6 months ago (edited)

So basically, they took advantage of his drüg addiction.

38points

#50

Last One For Tonight Guys, In The Beginning Of Joker (2019) There’s A Familiar Face In The Mirror

Final score:

102points

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️ ️~ lefty libra️ ~ 6 months ago

like i said, batman?

10points