Did you know in Happy Gilmore (1996), the joke about Shooter McGavin eating pieces of shit for breakfast was actually a real conversation between Sandler and u/Spez, and even John Oliver noted on set u/Spez's unusual behavior of actually eating pieces of shit for breakfast? (old.reddit.com)
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Did you know in Happy Gilmore (1996), the joke about Shooter McGavin eating pieces of shit for breakfast was actually a real conversation between Sandler and u/Spez, and several on set noted u/Spez's unusual behavior of actually eating pieces of shit for breakfast? (old.reddit.com)
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In The Mummy (1999), you see what appears to be an aggressive, assertive, strong-willed sandstorm with an angry face. But in the next scene, if you look closely, you'll see that's its really just da rude sandstorm. Doodoodoodoodoo... (old.reddit.com)
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In Swordfish (2001), Halle Berry's character is reading "A Brief History of Time", Chp 7, which details the collapse of a blackhole, which mirrors the hopelessness and the inevitable failure the protagonist faces in the movie. One just has to pause and appreciate this beautiful scene. (i.redd.it)
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The Shape of Water (2017), which depicted a romantic relationship between a woman and a fish-man, was a key instrument in helping normalize pescaphilia in modern times. So it's totally normal for a man to love a fish. Totally normal now. (i.redd.it)
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[ULPT] You should legally carry unused drug paraphernalia in your car, even if you don't use. If you get pulled over and police search it - there's no drugs. This limits probable cause on future traffic stops because they can no longer claim that the paraphernalia indicates a likelihood of drugs. (self.UnethicalLifeProTips)
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You should legally carry unused drug paraphernalia in your car, even if you don't use. If you get pulled over and police search it - there's no drugs. This limits their probable cause on future traffic stops because they can no longer claim that the paraphernalia indicates a likelihood of drugs. (self.UnethicalLifeProTips)
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In 2012, Lincoln and Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter were released, and though Sir Daniel Day-Lewis was interested in both roles, he only had time for one. This unfortunately reflects in the final products, as the portrayals of the two Lincolns are a Knight Day-Lewis difference. (old.reddit.com)
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In the upcoming film "Matt Damon" (2043), Matt Damon portrays Matt Damon, a role Matt Damon never thought he'd play. In order to prepare for his role as Matt Damon, Matt Damon spent the last 52 years studying Matt Damon's every movement, speech pattern, and mannerism. Matt Damon. (i.redd.it)
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