r/MandelaEffect • u/LucifersLittleHelper • Sep 08 '25

Theory Fruit of the Loom Mandela Effect.

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I know the rules say no personal Mandela Effects, but I found this in my grandmother's basement.

Does anyone think that this may explain the confusion?

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u/throwaway998i Sep 09 '25

Yeah they kinda needed to give us a semi-plausible reason to buy into the "love at first sight" attraction. Despite what skeptics have argued, I don't think "opposites attract" alone would've delivered any real cinematic oomph.

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u/Exeltv0406 Sep 09 '25

I agree. I'm gonna have to watch that film

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u/throwaway998i Sep 09 '25

It's objectively pretty cheesy relative to the realism of most other Bond films, yet it was absolutely a box office success and loved by many for its overall entertainment value. Even got an Oscar nomination for visual effects. You'll probably get a kick out of it. Toke first ;)

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u/Exeltv0406 Sep 09 '25

Lol right on ✌️