Again, facts (and please source) everyone should know. Not "Older movies are factually better" kinda information, lol
There's been a few times I'll be reading here and read something, or an interview someone posted and thought, "Oh, wow" but can't think of any at the moment (I've been up since 4am) but with all the collective knowledge, we should all be able to know-it-all by tomorrow morning
John Rambo killed 59 people in Vietnam and killed another 490 after he left The Army.
shareThe Wolf Of Wall Street has 569 uses of ‘the F word’ compared to 300 in Goodfellas (I found this surprising!)
shareFascinating tidbit from The FP (2011):
In the two scenes which depict characters vomiting, the actors weren't faking their puke. The actors voluntarily chugged a disgusting mixture of cold clam chowder, chocolate milk and beer and then did jumping jacks so they were able to vomit for real on camera.
It's hardly obscure, but prob my most referenced: Orson Welles was only 24 when he made Citizen Kane.
shareThe Back To The Future production required 6 DeLoreans for filming.
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"Deep Blue Sea" (1999) takes place at an underwater facility that is filled with scientists, biologists and pretty much anyone who is a shark expert. The sharks in the film have superhuman strength. By the end of the movie, the same person ends up killing all 3 sharks. That person is LL Cool J who plays the chef.
Four hundred and fifty-one degrees is the temperature it takes to ignite the paper in a book.
Or so said Ray Bradbury.
Film reviews are subjective. Saying a movie is amazing does not mean everyone else will see it as such.
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