Me and my dad loved these movies and noticed one time 😝 I thought my dad was so cool for pointing it out as a little kid

I think her clothes become less white too - like thawing snow, the first sign of coming spring.

5this fact is so awesome!! probs saved them a ton of money

and i strongly believe / hope he is correct

No, Alan Rickman was perfect!

And the whole "pretend horse" thing was due to budget constraints. They couldn't afford horses (or chainmail, clearly) so they made it a feature.

I noticed this about two years ago. Bought a bluish silvery yarn and made a scarf. Watching Monty Python thought the chainmails looked very familiar to my scarf and went looking for knitted chainmail. I was so happy. 😁

This is actually very clever.

King Arthur has real chainmail on his helmet, but everything else is stringmail. I was involved in medieval re-renactment in the mid 80's, when knitted stringmail was not uncommon, so I learned to spot it years ago.

well I think actual chain mail is a bit too heavy to wear all day if you aren't actual knight in the battle - then is must have

Yes, dear - it was obvious, as we listened to coconut shells clacking ...

I think a lot of old movies set in 'medieval times' used knitted silver maille. Certainly a damn sight easier to wear than real maille

Oh wow. no, didn’t notice

I didn't notice but now that I know I am impressed by how real it looks

It's a common practice in stage plays, that if chain mail is used, it's knitted. I suspect it would be the same for film. A real suit of chain mail weighs around 50-60 pounds and costs about $300.

Not an Easter egg

Many of them didn't make it into the animated adaptation, but the fantasy-medieval setting of Peter S Beagle's The Last Unicorn is deliberately loaded with anachronisms. (The most obvious one in the cartoon is Captain Cully inviting his guest to "have a taco.") One that didn't make it was Prince Lir's chainmail; as King Haggard is poor and stingy, the chainmail is made out of old-school soda can pull tabs and bottle caps. Back in the '70s, when pull tabs were fully detachable, kids would often fold them together to make "sheets." (I see on Google that it's still a "craft," but you have to work each modern pull-ring free and cut it to link them.)

Same in LOTR

Would've been less iconic with real horses, anyway.

Certainly much lighter, that's for sure!

I absolutely love this movie. Mel Brooks is a genius.

Groovy baby!

Even has the train wow

Wow, I e never noticed this!!

Wow, had no idea!

Wow that is amazing detail.

This dual personality thing is one theme in Batman Forever that often gets overshadowed by the movie's general campiness.

Ahem her name is evanna lynch

This worked out pretty well.

Stan the Man.

The rips in my sweaters represent being poor.

When I play RPG I also look for loot to add to my persona. I think those bracers give him +10 Defence

We had a principal like her in school, she even somehow won a lawsuit about her. She was/is so evil, you can even google her court case, sounds mean but when a person who is in charge of children is abusive, it’s kinda hard to like them, especially knowing she’s still doing it and has a job, before this movie was made she even had the same style office, painted more pink though, so when this came out as a kid I almost peed my pants at the accuracy

Chadwick forever!

All these little details fitting together... this truly is a legendary movie series.

And who could ever say no to anything Ryan Reynolds is involved in? I do not know very many people that have that superpower.

I spun my silly self nearly into the ground after watching Lynda Carter. Gal Gadot is a great Wonder woman as well.

We nicknamed google search The Oracle. For both you have to accept a cookie to get the answer.

I love this movie

I hate that they changed to normal clothes. The robes in the book would have been a much better choice. Hermione running around in a hoodie and jeans just makes the movies look dated.

This movie is great. I would watch it again even if I saw it a few times already

SW films are meticulous about those things, they keep the strangest and oldest stuff- to remember or to reuse

HA!! I knew that outfit looked familiar!

A nice touch, but that must have been a bit unsettling to the actors!

woah i didn't notice this!!

Sid is dead.

Yeah, it looks a lot more real if it's not to perfect!

That's a cute tipping of the hat to where it all began

I never knew that was the reason for turning the watch face inward!

Laura Dern wore it better

So many details in those movies!

Those are called a "dickie"

Tony was the (Iron) Man.