20+ Surprising Movie Details You Probably Never Noticed
Sometimes we want to forget a film the second we walk out of the movie theatre, but sometimes we desire to get its copy and rewatch it again, and again, and again. Maybe the acting is captivating, maybe the cinematography is beautiful, or maybe the filmmakers have hidden so many little details within the scenes, you find something new every time you press play.
To show you how scrupulous some productions are, Bored Panda has collected an eye-opening list of incredible movie details. From Interstellar's cornfield to the Matrix's doorknob, it's no wonder why some films take years and years to make. Scroll down to check out images and let us know in the comments which entry surprised you the most!
#1 Connecting Pulp Fiction And Kill Bill In One Conversation
#2 In Back To The Future The Name Of The Mall Changes When Marty Goes Into The Past And Runs Over One Of The Two Trees
#3 For Interstellar, Christopher Nolan Planted 500 Acres Of Corn Just For The Film Because He Did Not Want To Cgi The Farm In. After Filming, He Turned It Around And Sold The Corn And Made Back Profit For The Budget
#4 This Is The Warning Screen On The Home DVD Version Of Fight Club
#5 The Cover Of The Princess Bride 20th Anniversary Edition Dvd Can Be Read Upside Down As Well As Right Side Up
#6 In "Cars" The Canyons Are All Old Cars And Hood Ornaments
#7 Inside Out. "Kids" Movies Have The Best Details In My Opinion
#9 In The Movie Fargo (1996) Steve Buscemi's Character, Carl, Delivers This Line When There Are Exactly 30 Minutes Of The Movie Remaining
#10 In Spider-Man 2, Peter Parker Says He Needs A "Strong Focus" Before Jumping Off A Building. He Lands On A Ford Focus Which Goes Undamaged
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In the film, X-Men, Days of Future Past, Wolverine is in France; standing in front of a mural that has him in it. This appears to be a reference to the film X-Men Origins: Wolverine; that begins with a montage of Logan and his brother fighting in wars around the world, throughout history. logan-1-5a...c4261c.jpg
Funny thing is that this is not designed by the movie makers, the guy in "La Liberté guidant le peuple" painted by Eugène Delacroix only coincidentally looks a little like Wolverine. Or maybe it is no coincidence... is Wolverine real? ;)
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Definitely one of my favorites articles, well done!
In the film, X-Men, Days of Future Past, Wolverine is in France; standing in front of a mural that has him in it. This appears to be a reference to the film X-Men Origins: Wolverine; that begins with a montage of Logan and his brother fighting in wars around the world, throughout history. logan-1-5a...c4261c.jpg
Funny thing is that this is not designed by the movie makers, the guy in "La Liberté guidant le peuple" painted by Eugène Delacroix only coincidentally looks a little like Wolverine. Or maybe it is no coincidence... is Wolverine real? ;)