50 Hilariously Bad Movie Details That People Have Shared On This Page (New Pics)
Many of us revel in the thrill of unlocking concealed doors and uncovering secret messages left in movies. They’re called Easter eggs, subtle in-jokes, clues, and references that filmmakers sneak into their creations to surprise their audience. Hidden in plain sight, they make the most devoted eagle-eyed cinema enthusiasts go out of their way to find these ultimate rewards and share their discoveries with everyone on the internet.
But this post is not about them. Instead, we’re taking a deep dive into ridiculous, hilarious, and completely made-up movie details that remind us to take everything we read online with a pinch of salt. There’s even an entire community over on Reddit dedicated to sharing these sarcastic "facts" and poking fun at movies, actors, plots, and modern pop culture along the way.
So buckle up and get ready for your daily dose of irony that is bound to cause at least a few genuine laughs. We have scoured the group and gathered some of the best posts they had to offer, so continue scrolling and upvote your favorite ones! Tell us what you think about them in the comments section below, and be sure to check out our earlier parts of this feature right here and here.
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In Spider-Man (2002) Peter has a radioactive spider bite the size of a golf ball but instead of going to a doctor he decides to sleep it off. This is because Peter lives in America
In Home Alone 2, Donald Trump tells Kevin to get to the hotel lobby by going down the hall and to the left. However, Kevin gets there by ignoring his directions and taking a right. This is a reference to the fact that you should never take advice from Donald Trump
To learn more about hidden movie details, the significance behind them, and why we feel so entertained making fun of our favorite films, we reached out to Michael W. Boyce, Ph.D., a Professor of English and Film Studies at Booth University College in Winnipeg, Canada. He told Bored Panda that he believes Easter eggs in motion pictures are great: "The most passionate fans get a chance to show off their arcane knowledge and feel like they’re in on something special, secret."
On a purely business basis, it also demands multiple viewing for movie buffs to try and catch everything, the professor added. But still, even the most loyal fans can miss Easter eggs. Sometimes the view of the egg moves on screen so quickly, that "it can only be appreciated with high resolution pausing," he said.
In Iron Man (2008) Tony Stark pledges to shut down the weapons division of Stark Industries after his convoy was hit by a Stark Industries missile in Afghanistan. This is a reference to the fact that billionaires don't care how much harm they cause until it affects them personally
In their movies from the X-Men universe (2000-2018), Deadpool and Wolverine are Canadian-born superheroes whose powers are unlimited free healthcare
We also managed to get in touch with Melanie Williams, film historian and professor at the University of East Anglia. "I think Easter Eggs are mostly quite a fun thing, rewarding viewers' vigilance," she told us. "But sometimes when elaborate fan theories are attached to certain motifs, it can get a bit close to conspiracy theory territory when everything has a hidden meaning," the professor added that the documentary about The Shining, Room 237, treads that tightrope.
"The idea of the Easter Egg hunt is that someone's hidden them for you to find. Or that they're an in-joke for the makers of the film, which may have been the case in older productions: When you could only see a film at the cinema (like initially Star Wars), it would be very difficult to spot the THX reference," Williams is talking about the hints to the film THX 1138 by George Lucas. "But ever since playback technologies of various kinds from VCR onwards, it's become a game that more people can participate in." However, she believes that Hitchcock's cameos were a kind of prototype for this — "something to look out for in every one of his films."
In The Big Bang Theory (2007-2019), Elon Musk is shown working at a soup kitchen, presenting him as an individual that cares for the less fortunate. This is our first indication throughout the entire show that its events are in fact fictional
In order to prepare for his role as the broody and depressed Batman, Robert Pattinson spent 14 years being known as the guy from Twilight
In A Quiet Place (2018) the kids are able to stay quiet for more than 5 seconds at a time. This is because they are not my neighbors' children.
This is soooooo funny, i think it is one of the few times i can say lol and actually mean it.
Since everyone has their own traits and takes notice of their surroundings differently, it’s nearly impossible to create an Easter egg that every single person could uncover. However, it turns out that when fans sometimes find a secret note in the film, it comes as a surprise even for the filmmakers. "We’re story people — we like to make links and connections, even when they’re not intentional. If you meet someone for the first time and discover you have a mutual friend or both attended the same summer camp, you start to project a narrative — you were somehow meant to meet," Boyce explained.
"I am aware of some Easter eggs in films that the directors/writers have said, 'No, that wasn’t on purpose.' Does it mean that it’s not an Easter egg? Not necessarily," Boyce continued. "We can be influenced by things subconsciously, or secondhand. Even eggs that are purely coincidence can still produce meaning."
Christopher Waltz played a racist guy in Inglorious Basterds, and a not racist guy in Django Unchained. This is a nod to the fact he is an actor
Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Augustus was the only Roman Emperor to achieve the rank of Jedi Master
Beauty and the Beast (1991) opens with Belle’s entire village singing a song about how beautiful, funny and unique Belle is. Belle, in turn, sings about how pathetic and simple the villagers’ lives are. This establishes that Belle is a stone cold b**ch who thinks she is better than everyone else
Discovering subtle details in movies takes time, patience, and sometimes even a dash of luck. But once you stumble across one, you feel a great pleasure. "It's an archetypal movie nerd activity to comb over tiny fleeting details from a film and then interpret all kinds of things into them," Williams noted. "The filmmakers obviously love that anybody is paying such close attention and therefore perform this fan service to reward their loyal followers."
"As long as nobody takes it or themselves too seriously (and sadly, often they do!), I think it's a great way of introducing people to what you can get from paying close attention to the details of a film's mise-en-scene so it can be a nice gateway to film analysis," the film historian added.
In the movie Don't Look Up, Leonardo DiCaprio is shown married to a woman who's in her mid 40s. This confirms that the movie is sci-fi because it's impossible for DiCaprio to be with a woman if she's over 25.
In Frozen (2013), Anna sings about how she is so alone, despite having dozens of servants that work in the castle daily. This is because royalty don't see staff as people, but more like a kind of mobile furniture. She would rather talk to paintings than to speak with Kai, her lifelong valet
Even the servants probably wouldn't dare talk to her since y'know "rules"
In Aquaman, Amber Heard's character is seen taking care of her partner. This suggests this film is purely work of a fiction
When asked why it is so rewarding to find or learn about hidden tidbits in films online, Boyce thinks it comes down to an expression of a person’s fandom. "We like to feel special, included. This is a small way we can do this," he explained.
"For some, simply knowing they’re aware of something most people aren’t is more than enough to feel special. Others will attempt to share their knowledge with others (usually people utterly uninterested in that level of detail) by pointing out all the details." Then, there's a whole other category of people who "use this to gatekeep fandoms and exclude fans who aren’t in on the eggs — if you don’t know then you’re not a 'real' fan," Boyce stated.
In Silence of the Lambs (1991) the FBI cake in the finale is cut in a way so that justice is served
Or at least so that justice is 57% served, which is more than we usually get.
In Free Guy (2021), multiple characters comment on how physically attractive the main character is. This is a reference to the fact that Ryan Reynolds was not only the lead actor of the film but also the producer
In the early days of the MCU, many actors had to go shirtless in order to save costs on the wardrobe budget.
Is it just me or does it look as though "dad heads" have been photo-shopped onto "dude bods" in these pictures?
But while there are tons of fascinating facts about movies and how they’re made, there are also places that consistently parodies them. As it turns out, masses of film enthusiasts on the internet love it. "I think some people poke fun at this because it's really easy to poke fun at something you’re passionate about," Boyce guessed why we’re so eager and entertained to read these made-up facts.
"We’re vulnerable to the things we love," he continued. "Most people poke fun in a lighthearted manner, but because some people take their fandoms so seriously, it can sometimes lead to hurt. But then we’re always hurt by what we love, right?"
In Captain America (2011), a defrosted Steve Rogers stares in confusion as to why Nick Fury is giving orders, this is a nod to the fact that Steve Rogers came from a racist timeline
In Pacific Rim (2013), the opening monologue states that humanity threw aside all past political and social rivalries to stand united against a world-changing disaster. This is proof the movie is a work of fiction
Probably would have been different if they had to wear a mask or were asked to use their cars less.
Encanto (2021) is a classic magical realism movie. It blends realism, like a traditional Colombian village, with things that are impossible, such as an abuela admitting she was wrong about something.
The subreddit in question was created in July 2017 and has gained a strong foothold on the platform. It has amassed over 821K members who are always on the lookout for the newest posts, with a few thousand people scrolling through the forum at any given moment. Well, the page certainly knows how to draw in the crowds by being packed with tongue-in-cheek humor that can make any movie enthusiast burst into laughter.
In Morbius (2022), there's a scene where Detective Rodriguez tries to lure a cat by shaking its litter box and saying, "here kitty kitty." The idea that you can attract something by shaking a box of s**t in front of it is a reference to Sony promoting this film to us for 2 years
He should have started cleaning it. Cats will run to use a freshly cleaned litter box just to ruin your work.
In The Batman (2022), Selina's electric bill is $492.64 for her small apartment. This explains why the movie is so freaking dark since no one can afford to pay their light bills
In Wonder Woman 1984, Steve is amazed by an escalator despite them being commonly used in stores by the time he died in 1918. This is a reference to how bad the script is
Bored Panda previously managed to get in touch with one of the moderators of this community, Merari01, who explained that the subreddit was created when the top mod "saw an opening in the market." "People on reddit love making silly jokes and puns. There's lots of in-jokes and running gags and that makes a good breeding ground for playfully memeing in the context of movies," the moderator explained the reason behind the group’s success.
Merari01 revealed that many people get mixed up "all the time," don’t notice the sarcasm, and take the posts on the subreddit seriously. But according to the moderator, "It’s part of the fun."
Despite receiving praise from both critics and viewers alike, the Get trilogy is still considered by most as the most confusing trilogy in cinematic history
In RoboCop (1987) RoboCop kills numerous people even though Asimov's Laws of Robotics should prevent a robot from harming humans. This is a reference to the fact that laws don't actually apply to cops
In Watchmen (2009) a graffiti reads "Who watches the Watchmen?" this is a reference to me, as I am currently watching Watchmen.
In Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Harry is surprised to discover there are other magic schools in the world apart from Hogwarts. This is a reference to how self centered British education system is, as they haven't mentioned a single foreign wizard in 3 years of history of magic class.
That's because all history of magic classes are based on goblin rebellions
In ‘The Manalorian we see frog lady cross the galaxy protecting her eggs with her life. This is a reference to the lengths which most women will go to protect their eggs from the average Star Wars fan
In the film the Matrix (1999), the main character Neo has combat training downloaded into his mind, then informs Morpheus that he knows Kung Fu. This scene was inspired by people with black belts who won't shut the fuck up about it
The scene where Luke Skywalker is milking the alien in The Last Jedi was put in as a reference to Disney milking the Star Wars franchise for all it’s worth
In Casino Royale (2006), James Bond says "The b**ch is dead" at the end of the film. This is a mistake, as Margaret Thatcher was still alive at the time
Panic Room (2002) was originally a very different movie, however, when Jared Leto appeared on set, Jodie Foster immediately locked herself and Kristen Stewart in a room away from him and refused to leave until filming ended
In Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (2001) in addition to using magic outside Hogwarts, Hermione fixes Harry's glasses but not his vision because she is not as smart as everyone thinks she is
Tenet has the most simple plot ever
In Finding Nemo (2003) and Finding Dory (2016), Ellen DeGeneres plays the forgetful fish Dory. This is a nod to the fact that we should all forget Ellen
In Spider-Man (2002) whenever Peter uses his powers he briefly becomes 20 years older with a receding hairline
In Iron Man (2008) one of the characters tries to steal the heart of the main character but it isn't considered a romantic movie
Thanks to tireless research by a team of scientists, we now know Avengers: Infinity War (2018) was a work of fiction
Steven Seagal gained 60 pounds for his role in "contract to kill". nobody asked him to
In Spider-Man (2002), Peter Parker sells photos to the Daily Bugle that obviously only Spider-Man could've taken. This shows that everyone in this movie is an idiot
Everyone in Metropolis is an idiot too. At least Spider-Man wears a mask.
In Turning Red (2022) the school officer is Sikh. This is because he is a Sikh-curity Guard
In Spider-Man (2002) Peter Parker's first name is really Jesus.
In Avatar (2009), not only are the aliens from Pandora blue, but all the humans and objects are also blue because I need to fix the RGB settings on my TV
In this scene from The Shining (1980), Richard Hallorann says "...they turned out to be completely unreliable a**holes." This is a reference to my "friend" Brad and his sister who forgot to pick me up from the airport today. I'm posting this from a $150 Uber
In The Dark Knight Rises (2012) Christian Bale and Tom Hardy were such good method actors that they pretended to understand each other when they speak
In the 1976 drama film Taxi Driver, the camera man does not appear in the mirror while recording this scene. This was an intentional choice by the director as the camera man is not a character in the movie
In Shazam! (2019), Superman is only seen from the neck down since the movie didn’t have the budget to erase his mustache
That seems to be most superhero films and shows when they aren't that important to the plot.
In Titanic (1997), there are a lot of similarities between the old lady’s story and what happens to Rose, implying they might be the same person.
In Joker (2020) Joaquin Phoenix had to live in Bulgaria for 2 weeks so he would become depressed and play the role better
Before the final battle in Morbius (2022), Dr. Morbius prepares a weaponized anticoagulant, explaining that "to bats... it's lethal. To humans, it's deadly." Who the f**k wrote this s**t
In Temple of Doom (1984), Indiana Jones acquires the Indiana Stones, to sell and pay off his Indiana loans, or else lose the house he Indiana owns
During the end credits of Shrek (2001), hundreds of names are listed. This is because teamwork makes the Dreamworks
In Doctor Strange (2016), Stephen Strange asks The Ancient One to teach him magic. This is a reference to how you can learn all sorts of new things with today's sponsor, Skill Share. Skill Share is an online learning platform with thousands of courses covering all kinds of subjects
¿Did you know? The title of the movie "9" is a reference of how many people watched this movie at the theater
In Morbius (2022), Robert Pattinson plays a man in a bat costume who fights crime in Gotham City. This is a reference to the fact that Morbius looked lame and I went to see The Batman again instead.
If you used Morbius' anticoagulant on Kirk Langstrom, would it kill him or kill him?
The safe-cracking goon in The Dark Knight (2008) wears sneakers on his hands. This is because he couldn't afford gloves, as they had not yet finished robbing the bank
In Justice League (2017) Superman is seen carrying an entire building. This shows that even physics has given up on this movie at this point
In Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021) Doctor Octopus throws a Nissan Altima at Peter. This is actually an incredibly intelligent move on the Doctor's part as he knows that Nissan owners normally drive like that anyways, thus giving him plausible deniability if he was charged with damaging the car
I did a little log many years ago to note what kind of car was involved in stupid mistakes that I personally witnessed. 80% of the time, it was aNissan.
Fans agree on that the ”american” franchise is one of the most confusing franchises ever
Breathtaking
In Don’t Look Up (2021), Ariana Grande is the only one knows how to follow directions
In Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017), actors Tom Holland and Ned (full name Netherlands) are not actually Dutch
In The Lion King (1994) the "Can You Feel The Love Tonight" song lasts about three minutes. Lions will actually mate in a marathon session of 3-7 days in the wild, meaning that Simba seriously underperformed
In Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (2019) Margot Robbie is shown to be barefoot. This is intentional on the directors part because Sharon Tate liked being barefoot IRL. Tarantino loves accuracy and that is definitely the reason
In Interstellar (2014), Matthew McConaughey cries because high school girls got older while he stayed the same age.
Here in Spider-Man (2002) you can see a 30 year old woman not giving up in her hopes of graduating high school
In The Dark Knight (2008), billionaire Bruce Wayne was so busy beating up poor criminals that he was not suspicious when his ex was replaced with an imposter
In Star Wars: The Last Jedi (2017), Praetorian Guards' helmets have no eyeholes, making them look inhuman and menacing. This also means they can't see s**t and frequently run in random directions and attack absolutely nothing
I guess that because of miniatured cameras on the suit or helmet as well as drones there is no need for a slit. This arrangement offers superior protection
If masks work, why isn't this DOCTOR wearing one during brain surgery??? Seems pretty STRANGE to me
In Captain America (2011) Heinz Kruger takes a cyanide pill to kill himself after he’s injured by Cap. This is because he does not want to be stuck with an ambulance bill
In morbius (2022) the main characters uses their wolf form to win an arm wrestle competition for control of New Jersey, this is a reference to the fact no one can prove me wrong, because no one’s seen this movie
In Hawkeye (2021) there's plenty of snow in New York in December. This references the fact half of humanity being gone for 5 years halted global warming
In The Matrix, Neo's name has a deep origin. Neo reversed is oen, short for oenophile. Oenophiles are wine experts. Wine bottles have corks. Cork reversed spells Kroc. Ray Kroc formed the McDonald’s Corp. Kroc hired the Taylor Company. Taylor makes broken ice cream machines. Neo breaks machines
In "World War 2 In Colour", a British war historian reveals a fun fact about naval warfare: submarines are more fit to travel underwater than regular boats
"the spaceships hung in the sky in much the way that bricks don't" -douglas adams
Clear oversight
I hate it when movies make such obvious mistakes, like, just do a bit of research guys! sheesh!
In Encanto (2021), the coffee-drinking boy asks "How do you keep them all straight?". This refers to Abuela Alma keeping the family strong through arranged hetereosexual marriages
If I had a penny for every comic book movie about a bat-themed character that had a trailer drop in 2020, only be postponed to 2022 due to a bat-originated plague... I'd have two pennies. Which isn't much, but it's weird that it happened twice
At the end of Dune (2021) Zendaya's character says this despite it being the last line in the movie.
The CW Batwoman show has been cancelled after three seasons. That is a clever marketing trick, meant to remind the public that this show exists
In The Batman (2022) multiple gunshots are heard in a club and the DJ doesn’t stop the music. This is because travis scott was DJing
In Dune(2021), Stellan Skarsgård did not use makeup for his role. Instead, he went through the enduring task of playing League of Legends for 5 hours to complete the body transformation required to portray Baron Harkonnen
In Uncharted (2022) Tom Holland and Mark Wahlberg are searching for 650 year old treasure. This is a reference to the $6.50 this movie will make at the box office
In Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (2001) Irish first-year student Seamus Finnigan accidentally blows up his drink while trying to transmute it to Rum. This apparent off-hand joke about the Irish being explosion-prone alcoholics is in fact foreshadowing of JK Rowling being kind of a racist
In a show of immense dedication to his craft, Lincoln Osiris wore whiteface for 11 years to portray Tony Stark in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (2008-2019)
In Spider-man: No Way Home (2022) New York is replacing the statue of Liberty's torch with a shield. This is because everyone wants to forget the time Captain America was the Human Torch
Well when they finally bring Fantastic Four into the MCU they better get Chris Evans to portray him.
CONFIRMED: Chris Pratt to star in every single movie to be released in 2022, except, strangely enough "Likable - The Chris Pratt biopic", where he will be portrayed by Charles Martinet
In World War Z (2013), the Lane family is surprised when a police officer damages their property and does nothing about it. This is because they are white
In Lightyear (2022), Buzz’s dog tag reveals that he has 0 positive blood. Which is the same blood type as my ex-wife. She cheated on me with my best friend, Steve. Steve works at Pixar, so I’m pretty sure he put that in there to piss me off
In the movie Coco (2017), the titular character can be seen meeting her parents in the afterlife, who are noticeably younger than her. This is because she died as an old person. So make sure to die when you're at your healthiest so you have a permanently fit body for the afterlife
In Toy Story (1995), all of Andy’s friends are just clones of Andy. This was a detail left over from the original story that revealed the entire town was an organ harvesting experiment for Andy’s mom
In Insidious (2010), Darth Maul makes a cameo because during his initial years as an apprentice to Darth Sidious he was paid minimum wage
In Spider-Man (2002), J Jonah Jameson does not tell Goblin who Peter is, even when his life is threatened. This is because JJJ is such a s**tty human being that he doesn't even bother to remember Peter's name, despite seeing him on a regular basis
He immediately follows that up with "His stuff comes in the mail" or something close to it. Also, Peter is actually IN THE ROOM and Jameson doesn't look at him while being questioned. My takeaway from this scene is that, while coming across as an uncompromising jack**s, Jameson was actually someone who cared about his employees.
In Kingsman: The Secret Service (2014), nobody in London actually got a sim card that made people riot, this scene is just a normal day in London
In Avengers Endgame (2019), Tony Stark tells his father Howard “No amount of money ever bought a second of time.” This is bulls**t because Tony was rich enough to have the technology to literally invent time travel, thus buying infinite time
Yeah but it's not like he can tell his dad who he is and actually spend quality time with him as father and son
For Justice League (2017), Ezra Miller rigorously trained for six months in the art of "running." The results look impressive, and you can barely notice that he moves like he's never seen a human being running before
In The Matrix (1999) Hugo weaving's charecter, agent Smith can be seen dodging bullets. This is in reference to how Hugo weaving dodged a bullet by not being I'm The Matrix Resurrections (2021)
Unpopular opinion: that was a pretty good movie. Honestly I think it was just as good as the second and third.
In Spider-Man (2002) during the field trip, the teacher warns that "The next person who talks will fail this course". This would mean that everyone including Peter used to talk and get held back a lot because they are all adults who are stuck in high school
an intresting fact
In Detective Pikachu (2019) Ryan Reynolds had to wear a hat because he was still growing his hair back after filming Deadpool (2016)
In the opening battle from Saving Private Ryan (1998) several soldiers keep their weapons in the original plastic bag to preserve their collector's value
Despite its poor reception and world wide gross, the film Morbius (2022) is still the highest grossing Morbius film of all time
In Encanto (2021), one of the main character's cousins is named Dolores, which is Spanish for pains. This is a reference to the pain I feel every time I read an Encanto theory
TIL why Umbridge was named Dolores. She was a total pain in the a*s for everyone, except for her mother, for whom she was a pain in the uterus as well
In Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021), Zendaya throws pandesal at Andrew Garfield. It's because pandesals are frequently served for breakfast and they get hard if left out in the open. As you can see, it's dinner time, which means the pandesal is rock-solid, making it a good self-defense weapon
In Transformers (2007), the Allspark is used to bring a Nokia phone to life. The living Nokia is then easily destroyed moments later, demonstrating how much the quality of the brand had declined by that year
Ned dropping the Death Star Lego in Spider-Man: Homecoming is a reference to the fact that Disney didn't have a plan to hold the Star Wars Sequel Trilogy together
A large part of the $200M budget of the 2019 film The Irishman was allocated to de-aging De Niro and company. While viewing scenes like this the audience was meant to be severely intoxicated to believe this isn't a 70 year old man pretending to beat up someone much younger and more able bodied
In Terminator 2: Judgement Day (1991), the molten steel special effect was achieved with vats of milk lit from below with orange lights. The T-1000's dramatic death sequence was largely unscripted; Robert Patrick was not told about the milk, and was lactose intolerant. His reaction here is 100% real
In the Fast of Furious franchise, multiple actors were auditioned to say "Family" several times for Dominic Toretto character before Vin Diesel was chosen for the role
UI Detail: Netflix’ catalog features a red ‘N’ on some of its thumbnails to tell you these movies are ‘Not-worth-watching’
except for red notice, it was interesting and hard to guess the ending.
In The Incredibles (2005), Mr. Incredible was captured with Load-Increasing Gravity Molecular-Apprehender (LIGMA) Balls
In Red Notice (2021) Dwayne Johnson criticizes another man for being insecure about his appearance. This is a reference to the 6' 2" Johnson being presented as 6' 6" and having film contracts saying he can't be beat up or humiliated because that would damage his macho image
CW's The Flash has been renewed for Season 9. That is also a clever reference to the amount of people who are going to watch it
I think at this point they need to let it go and have an honorable funeral
In Joker (2019), we see that Gotham succumb into chaos and anarchy. This is due to the fact that everyone in Gotham have played violent video games
In the Raimi Spider-Man movies, the suit originally didn't have any lenses but Tobey Maguire would keep threatening the stuntman behind the scenes telling him he would put dirt in his eye so they settled with protective lenses for the stuntman's safety
In Avengers: Infinity War (2018) Steve Rogers says, “We don’t trade lives, Vision.” Steve then proceeds to have the entire Wakadan army killed in an attempt to protect Vision. This is reference to the fact that Steve Rogers is from the 1920s and wouldn’t have considered Africans as people
To avoid the use of CGI, Quentin Tarantino raised 200 slaves for the movie Django Unchained (2013). After production finished, he later sold the slaves for a profit
Eevee holding juice means it can grip object with its hand
I was hoping to read about actual details that somebody messed up on while making a movie. This list is nothing but people making s**t up for the situation represented in the picture being shown.
Out of 50 I have seen 3 of the movies (Although I own a few more on DVD/Blu-ray) and The Big Bang Theory episode with that stench aka as the Musk-y scent.
The fact that this list is mostly super hero movies is directly linked to the fact that none of them are enjoyable
Keep your opinions to yourself. You can have them with your friends and family, but if you don't want backlash, don't share them online
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At the time I'm reading this, the top 5 entries are essentially political commentary. There were several entries that made me snort-laugh, but none of the top 5. It makes me wonder, do most people find jokes funnier if they support their political positions, or do they upvote less funny content because it contains Important Messaging? Or maybe I don't know funny...
I was hoping to read about actual details that somebody messed up on while making a movie. This list is nothing but people making s**t up for the situation represented in the picture being shown.
Out of 50 I have seen 3 of the movies (Although I own a few more on DVD/Blu-ray) and The Big Bang Theory episode with that stench aka as the Musk-y scent.
The fact that this list is mostly super hero movies is directly linked to the fact that none of them are enjoyable
Keep your opinions to yourself. You can have them with your friends and family, but if you don't want backlash, don't share them online
Load More Replies... At the time I'm reading this, the top 5 entries are essentially political commentary. There were several entries that made me snort-laugh, but none of the top 5. It makes me wonder, do most people find jokes funnier if they support their political positions, or do they upvote less funny content because it contains Important Messaging? Or maybe I don't know funny...
