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In Spider-Man 2 (2002), Dr. Otto Octavius was an ordinary man who had four mechanical arms fused into his spine. This apparently explains how he can shrug off multiple punches to the face from a guy who can stop a train with his bare hands.

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In The Incredibles (2005), Mr. Incredible was captured with Load-Increasing Gravity Molecular-Apprehender (LIGMA) Balls

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In Watchmen (2009), the patterns on Rorschach's mask constantly shift around and show various images of my parents fighting

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In Star Wars: The Last Jedi (2017), Praetorian Guards' helmets have no eyeholes, making them look inhuman and menacing. This also means they can't see shit and frequently run in random directions and attack absolutely nothing.

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Zoe Saldana is one red alien away from a complete RGB

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Before the final battle in Morbius (2022), Dr. Morbius prepares a weaponized anticoagulant, explaining that to bats... it's lethal. To humans, it's deadly. Who the fuck wrote this shit?

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In Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (2003), an air-filled boat of this volume would require a literal ton of weight to submerge it. This was possible because of Captain Jack Sparrow's massive balls

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For Justice League (2017), Ezra Miller rigorously trained for six months in the art of running. The results look impressive, and you can barely notice that he moves like he's never seen a human being running before.

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In Morbius (2022), there's a scene where Detective Rodriguez tries to lure a cat by shaking its litter box and saying, here kitty kitty. The idea that you can attract something by shaking a box of shit in front of it is a reference to Sony promoting this film to us for 2 years.

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In a show of immense dedication to his craft, Lincoln Osiris wore whiteface for 11 years to portray Tony Stark in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (2008-2019)

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In Temple of Doom (1984), Indiana Jones acquires the Indiana Stones, to sell and pay off his Indiana loans, or else lose the house he Indiana owns

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In Terminator 2: Judgement Day (1991), the molten steel special effect was achieved with vats of milk lit from below with orange lights. The T-1000's dramatic death sequence was largely unscripted; Robert Patrick was not told about the milk, and was lactose intolerant. His reaction here is 100% real

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To avoid the use of CGI, Quentin Tarantino raised 200 slaves for the movie Django Unchained (2013). After production finished, he later sold the slaves for a profit.

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Blonde (2022) tells the tragic story of a rising talent with the initials M.M. who is forced against her will to suck people dry.

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Atomic Blonde (2017) features a highly explicit sex scene between the two female lead characters. Some of you may not remember seeing it because some cinemas actually cut it out. You're welcome.

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In their movies from the X-Men universe (2000-2018), Deadpool and Wolverine are Canadian-born superheroes whose powers are unlimited free healthcare

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Christopher Nolan wanted to name his Batman Trilogy films Batman Bens, The Dark Knht, and The Dark Knht Rses to avoid using C, G, I.

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Over a year and a half since its release, Sony is still struggling to produce enough PS5s to meet demand. Meanwhile, their movie studio division thought it was a good idea to release a vampire movie that nobody wanted. Twice.

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If I had a penny for every comic book movie about a bat-themed character that had a trailer drop in 2020, only be postponed to 2022 due to a bat-originated plague... I'd have two pennies. Which isn't much, but it's weird that it happened twice.

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Deadshot (Will Smith), The Flash (Ezra Miller), and Meera (Amber Heard) are slated to appear in DC's newest superhero team-up film, The Career Suicide Squad

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In Spider-Man 2 (2004), Doc Ock uses precious tritium, saying that there's only 25 pounds of it on the whole planet. This makes it the 2nd most valuable resource on earth, after photos of Spider-Man

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In Transformers (2007), the Allspark is used to bring a Nokia phone to life. The living Nokia is then easily destroyed moments later, demonstrating how much the quality of the brand had declined by that year

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In Transformers (2007), Blackout uses a cannon that wipes out half a military base in three shots. Apparently those were all the shots he had, because instead of winning the final battle by himself he just swings around a pitiful sawblade until he's killed by a single person with a grenade launcher.

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G.I. was a term used to refer to US soldiers in WW2. Both Saving Private Ryan (1998) and Dunkirk (2017) both feature Allied soldiers at sea. Christopher Nolan made a movie about the British/French soldiers at Dunkirk instead of Americans at Omaha to avoid using sea GIs

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In The Last Jedi (2017), a Praetorian Guard could have easily stabbed Rey with his other blade, had it not vanished like my hope for the trilogy

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In Morbius (2022), Jared Leto is an anti-social weirdo who lives in dark rooms, feasts on human blood, hangs out in caves and sewers, experiments on rodents and bats he smuggled out of Costa Rica, and has committed crimes in international waters. Anyway, he was cast as Dr. Michael Morbius.

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MCU fans may be surprised to know that Wolverine and Sabretooth actually made an appearance in Civil War

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In Prometheus (2012), Captain Idris Elba says they're half a billion miles from Earth. Either he's a really shitty astronaut, or the Engineers' planet is somewhere between Mars and Jupiter.

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In Captain America: Civil War (2016), Tony tells his suit AI to analyze Steve Rogers' fight pattern. The HUD data shows him striking with a force of over 225 N, indicating that Captain America is stronger than hundreds of Isaac Newtons.

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At the end of Speed (1994), Jack says, I have to warn you, I've heard relationships based on intense experiences never work. Annie replies, OK. We'll have to base it on sex then. The characters are no longer together in Speed 2: Cruise Control (1997), implying that the sex was mediocre.

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In The Batman (2022), Robert Pattinson has a leaner build than other Batmen because he refused to drink protein supplements when working out. When asked why, he just said that there was Something in the Whey.

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In Avatar (2009), the Na'vi are said to use arrows dipped in a deadly neurotoxin that kills you in 1 minute. This is clearly an essential feature, as a human being likely would not die from being impaled by a kitchen-knife sized arrowhead on the end of a shaft as large as a bo-staff.

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This shot from Spider-Man (2002) was done without CGI. The shot is actually upside-down and played in reverse. The food was attached to the tray with weak glue, and all the actors in the scene were hanging from the ceiling. Toby MacGuire just had to flick his wrist to shake the items loose.

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In Captain America: Civil War (2016), Wanda attacks Vision, making his knees weak and his arms heavy. In Dr. Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (2022), to get the power to find her children, Scarlet Witch turns Mr. Fantastic into Mom's Spaghetti.

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Liam Neeson's 2008 action-thriller film could have been called Cellular, but the title was already Taken

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Blonde (2022) was Netflix's first NC-17 rated film due to the presence of a few movie scenes scattered throughout the sex scenes

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In preparation for his role in Thor: Love and Thunder (2022) where he plays a pale-skinned creep whose only personality trait is hating gods, Christian Bale meticulously studied r/atheism

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In Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (2001), Quirrell says there's a troll in the dungeon. Dumbledore responds by sending the students back to their Common Rooms, with Slytherin's common room being... the dungeon.

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Interstellar took several meticulously observant researchers being incredibly naive, to incorporate multiple endings. This is a reference to a line from the greatest film of all time, spelled out by the first letter of each word in the first sentence.

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In Pan's Labyrinth (2006), The Pale Man has accumulated a massive feast which he never actually eats, but will kill a hungry person who takes even just a piece. Also he does unspeakable things to children lured into his home. This is absolutely not a reference to anything at all.

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In T2: Judgement Day (1991), the T-1000 is an expert in mimicking human behavior. It spends most of the movie as a cop that murders people at will.

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In Gladiator (2000), Maximus is wounded in the shoulder as he deserts the front lines to save his family. He arrives back home still bleeding, implying he either suffers from hemophilia or lives on a tiny Earth where a man on horseback can travel from Northern Germany to Southern Spain in a day.

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Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots has a single continuous cutscene that's over 70 minutes long, and over 8 hours of cutscenes in total. This makes it one of the longest movies ever made, with some people still mysteriously referring to it as a video game.

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Fighting a giant monster starter pack

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In Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings (2021), Xialing mastered kung-fu just by observing it. This means that you can learn anything from just watching it, like on Skillshare, a learning community with 1000+ classes. Enter promo code TENRINGS to get 10% off on a 1-year membership today

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In Batman Begins (2005), a woman walks up to Joe Chill, and says Hey Joe! Falcone says hi before shooting him. This is a customary American greeting.

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In The Godfather (1972), Luca Brasi is assassinated after his killers pin his hand to the table with a knife and then hold his arms down. Luca does not scream for help or say any actual words, because as an Italian he is unable to speak if he cannot move his hands.

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In Return of the Jedi (1983), The Emperor says fully armed and operational to describe a derelict, incomplete piece of shit that barely looks half-finished. This is a reference to the Death Star II being a government project.

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In Thor: Love and Thunder, Chris Hemsworth's piercing blue eyes distract you from the fact that one of Thor's eyes was gouged out by Hela and replaced with a cybernetic eyeball that a talking raccoon hid in his ass.

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In Casino Royale (2006), the bomber accidentally wears keys (hiding a small explosive) through the metal detector, so they don't pass through the X-Ray machine. The security guy simply looks at the keys and waves him through. This is an accurate portrayal of the TSA's counter-terror effectiveness

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In Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness (2022), Wanda Maximoff exercised her right to bear magic, went to a school, and killed dozens of students and faculty.

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In preparation for reprising his role as Deadshot in Suicide Squad (202?), Will Smith committed career suicide

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In Fantastic Four (2007), The Invisible Woman was played by Jessica Alba, who was perfect for the role because she hasn't been seen in a movie since then.

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The Incredibles (2004) takes place in the 1950s-1960s. Mr. Incredible is seen reading a newspaper dated May 16th, 1962. Also, when Elastigirl's life is in danger and she pleads abort abort abort!, she's completely ignored because Roe v. Wade was decided in 1973.

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Benedict Cumberbatch was originally cast as Alfred in The Batman (2022), but he was eventually dropped due to his inability to say Penguin

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Top Gun: Maverick (2022) has a final act where a squadron of elite fighter pilots flies down a trench to avoid turret defenses and destroy a doomsday weapon via a small external port. When the electronic targeting system fails, a pilot lands a miraculous shot through instinct. I am not joking.

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In Black Widow (2021), the facility where Black Widow assassins are trained is called the Red Room because Red Room backwards is Moorder (Murder)

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In Man of Steel (2013), an unnamed fisherman tackles Clark Kent to save him from a falling trap. This makes him one of the most powerful beings in the DC Cinematic Universe.

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[SPOILER] The studio behind Elvis (2022) took many daring creative decisions in portraying the King of Rock & Roll. At the end of the movie, Elvis was shown to have died of heart failure brought on by drug use. This is historically inaccurate, as Elvis ordained my uncle's wedding in Vegas last week.

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In Morbius (2022), the titular character dodges a bullet. This is a reference to the people who almost watched this movie.

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The ending narration of The A-Team (2010) says, If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find them, maybe you can hire... the A-Team. However, the film provides absolutely no contact details whatsoever, and after 12 years of trying to find the A-Team, I just solved it myself.

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The villain in Thor: Love and Thunder (2022) uses an ancient weapon called the Necro Sword, known for its ability to kill gods. Like the Infinity Gauntlet, this artifact was foreshadowed in previous MCU films which featured many, many ordinary weapons that could kill gods.

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To help make Tony Stark seem like the smartest man in the room, the Iron Man films (2008-2013) have cameos from people who have no idea what they're talking about

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In Star Wars: The Last Jedi (2017), Admiral Ackbar was originally supposed to make the heroic sacrifice by ramming the First Order fleet at lightspeed. This was changed in production to avoid Allahu Ackbar! memes

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In The Last Jedi (2017), Adam Driver was notoriously bad at memorizing his lines. After the 11th take of his scene with Mark Hamill, Driver delivered his lines so poorly that Hamill remarked, Amazing. Every word of what you just said was wrong. Rian Johnson liked it so much that he left it in.

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Top Gun: Maverick (2022) received a 5-minute standing ovation at the Cannes Film Festival. However, it received a 20-minute standing ovation at my local theater. It would have gone on longer but I was the only one clapping and I was eventually escorted out by security.

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In X-Men: Apocalypse (2016), Oscar Isaac's casting was foreshadowing Deadpool 3, because somehow, Wolverine has returned.

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In Monster House (2006) a creepy old man with crooked teeth who frightens children, voices Mr. Nebbercracker.

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In Cars (2006), Doc Hudson was based on Adolf Hitler, as he has a highly recognizable mustache and was unable to finish a race.

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Blade (1998) remains the only film which became the subject of a doctoral thesis at my university. Because while my friends were out partying, I studied The Blade

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For David Fincher's Prime (2022), 67-year old JK Simmons trained for 2 hours a day, 4 days a week and beat up one homeless person each day to accurately portray jacked billionaire sociopath Jeff Bezos

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In Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021), Tobey Maguire's Peter Parker, being the oldest and most experienced Spider-Man, has a spidey-sense so acute that he can sense the movie's plot.

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In Hercules (1997), the Muses sing, Who put the 'glad' in gladiator? Hercules! The next time some pedantic twat points out that gladiator is Roman, not Greek, point out that Hercules is the Roman version of the Greek Heracles, so the Muses are technically still right

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In Jurassic World (2015), the character of John Hammond is absent because by the events of the film he had already passed away. In preparation for this reality, actor Richard Attenborough actually died.

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In The Dark Knight (2008), Batman travels to a foreign country to kidnap a national and subject him to US jurisdiction. This is a violation of international law, making Batman a hypocritical criminal. Nah, I'm just kidding. This is called extraordinary rendition and 100% legal under US law.

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In Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 (2011), Voldemort and Harry simultaneously cast spells. Voldemort shoots a GREEN LIGHT because he wants Harry to GO away. Harry fires a RED LIGHT because he needs to STOP Voldemort.

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In both of Doctor Strange's movies, enemies call him or his allies a hypocrite. This is a reference to Hippocrates, an ancient Greek doctor who coined the Hippocratic Oath that all doctors like Strange must follow

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Never had one in my life

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Avatar (2009) remains the highest-grossing film of all time, having reclaimed the title from Avengers: Endgame (2019). This is largely due to the film being released four times, and people watching it again because they keep forgetting that they'd seen it.

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In The Batman (2022), Riddler left a clue in the form of his victim's severed thumb, hidden in a car. The original script's version was kinda dumb: with his finger and his thumb in the shape of an L on his forehead.

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In Transformers (2007), the Decepticon Barricade is disguised as a police car with To Punish and Enslave written on the side. Like every other Transformer in the movie, he simply scanned a vehicle that already existed and copied it as-is.

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In Casino Royale, (2006), 007 orders a dry martini, specifying, Three measures of Gordon's, one of vodka, half a measure of Kina Lillet. Shake it very well until it's ice-cold, then add a large thin slice of lemon peel. Aside from vodka, I have no idea what any of that shit is but it sounds good.

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Dances with Wolves (1990), Ferngully (1992), and Pochahntas (1995) have a total combined runtime of 162 minutes, in the sense that you can view all three films in just 2 hours and 42 minutes by watching Avatar (2009).

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Morbius (2022) claims that vampire bats can take down creatures 10 times their size, and violently swarm their prey to suck out their blood. This is untrue, since vampire bats only feed on sleeping animals by biting them and lapping up the blood with their tongues, like Jared Leto.

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24 years after it began, we are still waiting for the third installment of Tom Hanks' Saving Trilogy

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TIL the role of The first black James Bond was offered to both Idris Elba and Michael B. Jordan. Elba refused because he did not want his career to be defined by the role. Jordan also said no and jumped from the ship, because he knew death was better than Bond-age.

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In Dr. Strange In The Multiverse of Madness (2022), reading from the Darkhold curses the user and grants them a third eye. This is a reference to 50 Shades of Grey, which is incredibly cursed and after reading it I also felt like I needed new eyes.

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In Mulan (1998), the Huns, despite having the numerical advantage and more experienced players, still lost the multiplayer match because of ping

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In Justice League (2017/2021), Victor Stone feels bitter about society seeing him as a dangerous just from the way he looks. This is made worse after he became a cyborg.

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In SPECTRE (2015), Blofeld says, I am the author of all your pain, admitting that he was secretly the lead screenwriter for the Star Wars Sequels, the DC Cinematic Universe, Sony's last five live-action comic book films, and the last seasons of Game of Thrones.

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At the end of Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021), Peter visits MJ after the memory-erasing spell and wonders if he didn't have to cut her off, make it like it never happened and that they were nothing. And he doesn't even need her love, but she treats him like a stranger and that feels so rough.

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The Last Airbender (2010) tried and failed to compress 20 episodes of Book 1: Water into a 1 hour, 40 minute movie. This follows the well-known chemistry principle that water is incompressible.

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Pedestrians have to climb a 2-story building just to cross the damn street

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Jon Favreau was a director and producer on The Mandalorian seasons 1 & 2, The Book of Boba Fett, and the upcoming Mandalorian Season 3. His entire career with Lucasfilm can be summed up with a movie he directed in 2012.

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In Blade Runner (1982), Roy Batty says, I've seen things you people wouldn't belive. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion... He's correct, since I do not belive he saw vehicles burning in the vacuum of space.

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In Avatar: The Way of Water (2022), Col. Quaritch is speculated to have survived his death by having his memories implanted into an avatar body. This could have been achieved by dark science, cloning; secrets only the Sith knew.

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Cars (2006) was supposed to have a gag where Mater was towing a car and Lightning McQueen crashed into it. When the Pixar animators asked what that would look like, John Lasseter said, you know what happens to a towed that gets struck by Lightning? The same thing happens to everything else.

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Spaghetti Westerns were so-named because they were low-budget films made by Italian studios, and shot in various locations in Spain and Italy. This makes them very different from JFK, who was shot in Dallas, Texas.

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In Schindler's List (1993), Amon Goth attempts to execute a competent Jewish workman for lagging behind on making hinges, but his gun keeps jamming. This is because in the previous month he executed the Jewish guy who was actually good at making guns.

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Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021) established that a Marvel Multiverse exists, and includes movie adaptations prior to the MCU. This opens up the possibility that over the next 10 years or so, we will get a Ghost Rider movie, and a sequel with the spectacle of a 60+ year old Nicolas Cage doing... this.

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Jared Leto should be given credit for the effort he put into his performance in Morbius (2022), where he convincingly plays a man who cares about the consequences of his actions and regrets the terrible things he did to other people.

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The cast of Avatar (2009) includes Michelle Rodriguez. Despite seeing this film twice in theaters, I had completely forgotten she was in it, as well as whether her character survived the plot or not

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Not on his watch

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In Beowulf (2007), the demon Grendel speaks in Old English, the language that the original Beowulf poem was written in. Before dying from being mortally wounded in a fight with Beowulf, he says, he morbedd me muddhar. Swa strongar. (He morbed me, mother. He was so strong.)

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M&Ms was offered a chance to be featured in the movie E.T., but they turned it down and Reese's Pieces were chosen instead. Likewise, Walmart declined a chance to be featured in Daredevil (2003), so instead they went with their biggest competitor

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In 1917 (2019), there was a very morbid scene where a character sticks his wounded hand in the open abdomen of a rotting corpse. The horror he felt is a reference to how you felt when you read a certain word in the previous sentence and thought this was going to be one of those posts.

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In Star Wars (1977), Han's shoe looks like a cock. This is a reference to his cocky nature.

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Raya and the Last Dragon (2021) is a movie where a magic curse turns most of humanity into hardened stone statues. This curse apparently affects the viewer as well, because for some reason I too felt myself becoming hard at certain points in the film.

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Keep yer hands off the Pp

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A history lesson

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Pixar, always striving to innovate CGI filmmaking, gave Lightyear (2022) a mid-credits scene, a post-credits scene, and a POST-post credits scene. One day we will see post-post-post credits scenes that actually play at the start of the next scheduled screening.

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Eyes Wide Shut (1999) had a sequel planned starring Amanda Seyfried and Anya Taylor-Joy, called Eyes Wide Apart.

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These art installations stop you from using the train unless you donate money

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In the Nativity Story, the infant Jesus is laid in a manger. A manger, from the Latin mangere meaning to eat is a container used to feed animals. This is a subtle foreshadowing that Jesus will establish a weird cult centered around symbolically eating him

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Academy Award-winner Poe Dameron, who won the Oscar for Best Isaac, is now starring in the MCU series Moonfall, now streaming on Dezznuts+

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In Repo Men (2010), life-saving medical implants cost six-figures, and a corporation will send agents to forcibly rip them out of you if you fall behind on payments. It was a box office flop that made most of its money in the United States, the one place where audiences find this premise believable

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I've only seen the first one

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Last week I thought studying for my midterm would be a breeze.

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When you're working in real estate and you gotta unload that one property

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G-Force (2009) is a movie about a covert special ops team of sentient guinea pigs. This is a reminder that this film was actually a thing that people made and expected you to pay money to see.

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Have you SEEN any?

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My only conclusion... is that it was a Sith lord. - Qui-Gon

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Mayor Abby's signature stubbornness

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Happy May the Ninth Time, That Business at Cato Nemoida Doesn't... Doesn't Count

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Unless the trailer was bluffing. Seemed a little too... FORCE'd

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When you give up Trade Federation assets in exchange for losing and getting killed

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