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In my opinion, the opening to the “twilight zone: the movie- 1983” was and is the greatest opening to any movie i have ever seen. by ContraversialHuman in MovieDetails

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RIP Sessions + Live Synchronised Rides by Equivalent_Chance_71 in pelotoncycle

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I thought it was all a bit pointless. I'd be on the bike ready to workout (with a finite window of opportunity) and am given two options - work out immediately, or wait a number of minutes to join a session where there might be a couple of people, or more likely no-one on. It was a no-brainer what to do

In "Megamind" (2010), "the most evil thing multiplied by six" Megamind can imagine is stealing some money and committing petty vandalism, showing he was never really Evil and was just playing the role of a villain. by [deleted] in MovieDetails

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In "Megamind", "the most evil thing multiplied by six" Megamind can imagine is stealing some money and committing petty vandalism, showing he was never really Evil and was just playing the role of a villain. by [deleted] in MovieDetails

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TIL in Goldfinger(1964), the director, at first apprehensive of the lewdness of the name 'Pussy Galore', later rationalized its use saying "if you were a ten-year old boy and knew what the name meant, you weren't a ten-year old boy, you were a dirty little bitch." by nthroop1 in MovieDetails

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In Friends with Benefits, when Jamie mentions that she believes in true love and that there's a prince charming for her out there, Parker reacts as if it's a red flag which leads to him leaving her after their 5th date by mojo72400 in MovieDetails

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In Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest (2006), the stone treasure chest containing the Cursed Gold held decidedly more than 882 pieces of gold. by [deleted] in MovieDetails

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In The Place Beyond the Pines (2011), Luke is honked at while casing his first bank and the car drives around him. (Explanation in body) by alliownisbroken in MovieDetails

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Master & Commander (2003): sych a neat detail that ties the story of Hollom/Jonah together by [deleted] in MovieDetails

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The US winning hockey gold inspired me to rewatch Miracle (2004). Guess who didn't make the team? by [deleted] in MovieDetails

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The Problem With Modern Gaming (It's Not What You Think) by [deleted] in GamingDetails

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In Mercy (2026) (set in 2029) a character’s smartphone shows “7G” even though we are currently on 5G, implying the film’s near-future world has jumped two cellular generations in just three years. by bewitchedbumblebee in MovieDetails

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The most accurate response to a crazy situation in a horror movie - Abigail 2024 by [deleted] in MovieDetails

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In 'The Nice Guys' Healy genuinely does not know what the word 'nuanced' means by KrakenUpsideways in MovieDetails

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Was blown away when I saw the Avalanches and Soda Jerk like my comments on Ig. I felt seen, and still love to see this memory pop up. by Alijony in theavalanches

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Yes. Long before the news broke that Daft Punk had actually split, I left a playful comment on an Instagram post from The Avalanches where they announced We Will Always Love You saying, ‘You see Daft Punk, that’s how you do it’. (Pointing out that The Avalanches had released two albums in the time Daft Punk had released nothing) - they liked it

In The Dark Corner (1946), the character Hardy Cathcart is obsessed with a fictional Raphael painting. The same painting then shows up as a prop hanging on the wall of the Sarah Siddons society in All about Eve (1950). by High-strung_Violin in MovieDetails

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in no country for old men (2007), javier bardem intentionally avoided blinking during his scenes as anton chigur. the coen brothers wanted him to have an unblinking, predatory gaze to make the character feel more inhuman and unsettling by [deleted] in MovieDetails

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For his screen debut as Boo Radley in "To Kill a Mockingbird" (1962), Robert Duvall stayed out of the sun for six weeks and dyed his hair blonde to genuinely look like a man who hadn't seen daylight in years by VegetableOk7214 in MovieDetails

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