17 funny (mostly) fake film facts from rShittyMovieDetails
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It is often mentioned that actor Paul Rudd has barely aged in decades. I raise you Maria de Medeiros, who plays a grown woman in Pulp Fiction (1994) and was still casted to play a 12-year old in Stranger Things (2016) almost 22 years later.
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In Iron Man 2, Tony Stark talks to Elon Musk once but never appears with him again for the rest of the MCU – because Tony Stark learns from his mistakes.
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My neighbors are watching “Silence of the Lambs” (1991). That Hannibal Lector is a pretty big creep, am I right?
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A Trip to the Moon(1902) is 120 years old yet still has better practical effects than most modern sci-fi movies. The attach picture is not actually the moon, it’s a guy with whipped cream on his face.
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In Saving Private Ryan (1998), Vin Diesel is unable to stop the Nazis because he didn’t have his car with him
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When his true identity is revealed, Peter Parker received very difference response from the public in (2004) and (2021), this is a reference to the fact that social media changed all of us into monsters.
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In Titanic (1997), Rose drops her priceless necklace into the sea because she thinks that’s a better use for it than, like, leaving it to her family or paying the medical bills for a kid with cancer or something
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In Back to the Future 2, Doc takes Marty 30 years into the future to 2015. This is an error, as 2015 is actually in the past.
BONUS
Oppenheimer (2023) and Barbie (2023) open the same day. One is about the invention of the atomic bomb. The other is about a plastic doll. Guess which one stoked the most political outrage. Go on, take a wild fuckin’ guess
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