Norman Bates in Psycho (1960) descended into madness after realizing that he actually needed to interact with women in order to get a girlfriend

Emperor Penguins were driven to near extinction during the filming of Pingu (1986-2006) to provide for the penguin heads used in the stop motion animation

In Edge of Tomorrow (2014), Tom Cruise is forced to relive the events of a single day, similar to how I spend 14th of February at home every year, re-watching Fight Club and Taxi Driver, stuffing my face with an unhealthy amount of pizza, and cursing happy couples on social media.

Benedict Cumberbatch had to make multiple appearances in the background of Avengers: Infinity War (2018) since the production team ran out of budget for extras

Wonder Woman 1984 (2020) reuses some footage from Gal Gadot's time as an IDF soldier

As it turns out, Martin Scorsese has always made extremely unrealistic movies, as evident from the fact that unlike me, Travis in Taxi Driver (1976) does not immediately get blocked on asking a girl out for a date and a movie.

Anya Taylor Joy's experience of learning how to play chess for Queen's Gambit (2020) was so harrowing and disturbing that she has repeatedly refused to talk to me about it

In Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018), when Miles finds out he has powers and wants to call someone for help, a few Easter Eggs for comic-book readers show up in the contacts list.
For example, "Dad" refers to his father in the comics, while "Mom" refers to his mother in the comics.

After narrowly escaping a bomb blast at a film screening in Paris, talented Italian stuntman Enzo Gorlomi built an impressive career in Hollywood.

The famous Star Wars opening crawl for The Empire Strikes Back (1980) was not filmed in space

In Batman Begins (2005), Alfred hasn't given up on Bruce because he was afraid that Bruce might've made him leave the manor if he did, thus making him homeless

In The VVitch (2015), director Robert Eggers can't spell

Due to budget constraints, the cityscape in Blade Runner (1982) had to be miniaturized and Harrison Ford was shrunk down to 5'9

In Taxi Driver (1976), Robert de Niro keeps asking me if I'm talking to him even though I was simply muttering to myself while watching the movie. What an untalented idiot of an actor.

To understand how to play a kid severely bullied in school, Rupert Grint impersonated Ed Sheeran for several years.

In the French dub of Django Unchained (2012), Django kills everyone because he couldn't understand French and got sick of everyone making unearthly nasal grunts and calling it a language

In Happy Gilmore (1996), Bob Barker (at the time 72) actually did his own stunts during his fight with Adam Sandler. Barker is actually trained in beating the [hell] out of Adam Sandler.

Christian Bale single-handedly created the housing bubble and ensured its collapse in 2008 to facilitate the events of Big Short (2015), making it the most expensive movie ever made.
He also replaced one of his eyes with a glass eye.

In Coraline (2009), Coraline's dad is staring at the computer screen with hollowed out eyes because he honestly just misses being called cute and/or hot by the egirl he used to talk to

If you start watching Boyhood (2014) at 23:35:44 today on New Year's Eve, just as the clock strikes 12 you will most likely have dozed off. Start off the new year with a good night's sleep.

King Kong tragically jumped off the Empire State Building after his stint as a hedge fund manager at Melvin Capital

The girl in Joker (2019) refused to recognise Arthur Fleck because she had found out that he was only interesting and funny on facebookdotcom

In Finding Nemo (2003), characters spend the entire length of the movie trying to find Nemo even though he is right there on the poster. Found him in like 4 minutes.

In Pieces of a Woman (2020), Vanessa Kirby had to portray the agony of going through childbirth, which is equivalent only to a fraction of the agony that a man has to endure when listening to cinephiles discussing cinema at a film festival

For The Big Short's sequel, Christian Bale bought 50000 Gamestop stocks (or calls or options or whatever finance nerd s**t) and held Elon Musk at gunpoint until he tweeted "Gamestonks"

Marcellus Wallace gets hit by Bruce Willis' car in Pulp Fiction (1994) because he couldn't tell if the traffic light was green or red since Wes Anderson was yet to invent colour

To understand the psyche of Arthur Fleck in Joker (2019), director-screenwriter Todd Phillips interviewed me about my years of experience in having to go to the movies all alone

Through the five stages of grief: Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Crawling on walls, Setting a man on fire