A Thread of Surprising Facts, Tiny Details, and Clever Tricks That Make Movies Unforgettable
1. In Saving Private Ryan (1998), Jackson has a bruise on his thumb that was a common injury during WWII from soldiers' thumbs getting caught in the loading mechanism of M1 Garands.
1. In Saving Private Ryan (1998), Jackson has a bruise on his thumb that was a common injury during WWII from soldiers' thumbs getting caught in the loading mechanism of M1 Garands.
2. The first Star Wars trilogy used so detailed paintings as backgrounds in the movies that they tricked everybody
3. This is the original Ghostbusters movie set in 1984
4. In the Docking Scene in Interstellar, one can notice that Cooper tries to push his head in the opposite direction of the spin, while Brand keeps her's towards the spin, resulting in her blacking out. A subtle detail to show how he's the more experienced one.
5. In Rocky (1976), when he runs through the Italian marketplace, the people's amused expressions as they look on is genuine, as they had no idea why a man was running back and forth being followed by a van. The man who throws him the orange was completely improvised.
6. The Fifth Element (1997) - A selection of images showing the amazing miniature work behind the New York cityscape of the movie
7. When Liam Neeson was asked to play the antagonist in A Million Ways to die in the West (2014) (directed by Seth McFarlane) he accepted due to a scene in Family Guy where Peter says “Imagine Liam Neeson in a Western! Ha! With that funny accent of his!”
8. The Toothless animation for this scene in "How to Train Your Dragon" was modelled on one of the animators cat with tape stuck to it's tail
9. Director Sam Raimi finds a way to slip this car into every film he does. Uncle Ben drove one in Spiderman 2002
10. In Star Wars: A New Hope (1977), all the wide shots of Luke flying across Tatooine in his speeder were achieved by placing a mirror underneath a version of the prop with a motor and wheels.
11. In "Hercules" (1997) Hades says "Guys, relax. It's only half-time" exactly at the 46-minute mark, the halfway point of the 92-minute movie
12. For the movie Inception (2008), Nolan’s crew built a set from scratch that could portray the geospatial effects of the dream world.
13. Shutter Island movie set
14. Exterior of the sewer set in the movie 'IT'
15. In Interstellar (2014) the black hole was so scientifically accurate it took approx 100 hours to render each frame in the physics and VFX engine. Meaning every second you see took approx 100 days to render the final copy
16. Behind the scenes footage of the filming process of The Titanic, 1997
17. A terrific foreground miniature by Spanish effects maestro Emilio Ruiz del Río for Conan the Destroyer (1984).
18. How they filmed the train scene in "Back To The Future 3"
19. Stanley Kubrick lining up the iconic 'freezer door' shot in 'The Shining' (1980)
20. In 6 Underground (2019) at 14:42 you can see Ryan Reynolds recording a video for his social media
21. In Spirited Away (2001), the family car is based on the first-generation Audi A4 1.8T, from the mid-1990s. The production team even drove around an Audi A4 1.8T on some jagged roads and recorded the sounds to make the film as accurate as possible.
22. In "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes," Jane Russell's pool scene was meant to end with a muscleman diving over her, but he accidentally clipped her, knocking her into the water. “I wasn’t supposed to end up in the pool at all,” she later said, “but it turned out better that way.”
23. In the Harry Potter Movies (2001-2011), Snape’s costume was the only one that never changed. According to costume designer, Jany Temine: "Because, it was perfect. When something is perfect you cannot change it.”
24. In La Haine (1995) there is a scene where Vinz talks to himself in the mirror. In the filming of this scene however, there is no mirror involved. The actor is in another room with a body double standing across him mimicking his movements.
25. In Deadpool 2, one of the rednecks talking about toilet paper is actually Matt Damon in four hours worth of prosthetic makeup.
26. The director of photography ( on the matrix) hid him self using a coat with a tie matching the one Morpheus was wearing, trying to blend in as much as possible.
27. Lion King animators taking a class in how to draw lions in 1992
28. Men in Black (1997) - All the work that goes into capturing a shot of Will Smith sitting on a bench.
29. In La La Land (2016), a single camera recorded the scene with Emma Stone dancing and Ryan Gosling playing the piano
30. In Interstellar on the water planet, the soundtrack in the background has a prominent ticking noise. These ticks happen every 1.25 seconds. Each tick you hear is a whole day passing on Earth.
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Important Note : Before you comment "That's not an M1 Garand, that's an M1903A4 springfield!"
keep in mind that : When they raid the machine gun nests that kills the medic, jackson switches off with Uphaman and uses his M1.
It's easy to miss but when they ambush the German halftrack, Jackson has Uphamn's Garand again and presumably used a Garand at other times. As well, his training would have been with a Garand and that kind of bruise doesn't disappear overnight.
I share this trivia to admire the meticulous attention to detail they put into the movie.
Thank you. ♥️
keep in mind that : When they raid the machine gun nests that kills the medic, jackson switches off with Uphaman and uses his M1.
It's easy to miss but when they ambush the German halftrack, Jackson has Uphamn's Garand again and presumably used a Garand at other times. As well, his training would have been with a Garand and that kind of bruise doesn't disappear overnight.
I share this trivia to admire the meticulous attention to detail they put into the movie.
Thank you. ♥️
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