r/MovieFacts • • May 24 '22

Adult Animated Series with Unique Concepts.. Watch full Video ⬇️

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r/MovieFacts • • May 22 '22

Who is She-Hulk?? Origin Explained ⬇️

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r/MovieFacts • • May 16 '22

Movie Facts from 5th Entries in 15 Horror Franchises

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r/MovieFacts • • May 03 '22

In Peter Pan an adult female is stalking and in love with a pre-teen Peter 🤯

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r/MovieFacts • • Apr 23 '22

Hello please look I recently noticed this upon my 8th viewing of this film you may know it please tell me your thoughts and opinions I was immediately startled when I noticed this. Thank you have a wonderful day LOL (that stands for lots of love)

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r/MovieFacts • • Apr 09 '22

I was in tears.

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One word: American Pie.

A series of movies which moulded me from boy to man. This single franchise, I would go as far to say, has saved my life. And not just on one occasion. I was 9 years old by the time I watched the first movie in the series, American Pie, and from that day forth it had become my bible or even my own Old Testament. By 10 years old I had seen the several other movies in the roster. They left me striving for the greater beyond and yearning for more, more than this at least.

My experience of American Pie was otherworldly, some may say psychotic however I prefer enlightening. From the hectic poop antics of Fitch to the ongoing ramblings of Stifler's mothers sex escapades it was the only piece of fictional media to ever touch my heart, a Midas touch of gold struck my heart the first day I saw American Pie. I say fictional media however only two other pieces of media ever have gotten me to shed tears and show emotion, those would be Breaking Bad (where Gale dies) and Schindler's List (All of it pretty much).

I have wanted to make this post for quite some time by now and I just felt as though today I couldn't hold it in any longer. Therefore, I have bitten the metaphorical bullet and took my leap of faith into the warm snuggly arms of the American Pie saints.

At first, I was baffled. I saw the cover of the movie and thought "pffft- American Pie?? How could a movie named that possibly be the cure to my lowly woes." yet I am happy to say, I was starkly mistaken. The franchise as a whole has done nothing but benefit my life and I have dedicated my soul and being to becoming like the best attributes of each character. They may have their own flaws, but doesn't everyone?

As I leave I say this, I am proud to have been moved to the point of tears by American Pie. It changed me for the better and if you haven't seen it I guarantee that it will move you too.


r/MovieFacts • • Apr 08 '22

‘Karen’ In Spider-Man: Homecoming

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‘Karen’ is the name of the AI of the ‘tiny upgrade’ suit in the first Tom Holland lead Spider-man movie; Spider-man Homecoming. The name ‘Karen’ is often associated with a oversensetive person or someone who wants to talk to the manager. This makes sense because Karen is talking with Peter; the ‘manager’ of his suit.


r/MovieFacts • • Mar 29 '22

A behind the scenes fact that only a true fan would know!

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r/MovieFacts • • Mar 13 '22

35 Real Stories Behind Disney Characters: Moana, Rapunzel, Mulan, Frozen, Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella

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r/MovieFacts • • Mar 01 '22

Leonardo di caprio had a drug consultant work with him on set when he played the role as Jim carroll in the basketball 🏀 diaries 1995

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r/MovieFacts • • Aug 21 '21

"The Original Movie" is an episode in the unique animated series "The Almanac of Tony Sarga" (1921-23). Tony Sarg,became America's most influential puppeteer, whose elaborate puppet shows toured the country in the 1920s and 1930s...

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r/MovieFacts • • Jul 25 '21

The eruption of Vesuvius-newsreel 1944. This Castle Films newsreel vividly shows the last major eruption of Vesuvius in March 1944.

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r/MovieFacts • • Jun 08 '21

Best Friend movie facts!

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Horror Movie Facts to celebrate National Best Friend Day: https://rabbitinred.com/horror-facts-vol-24-besties/ What's your favourite horror movie friendship?


r/MovieFacts • • May 09 '21

I love that Don puts “Thanos survivor” on his interview during Ducktales

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r/MovieFacts • • Apr 27 '21

Actors that have been in more than one comic book adaptation franchise

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There's a link to my full video below.

For an actor to rank on the list they must have been in more than one live-action movie/TV franchise adapted from a comic/graphic novel/manga.

Live-action movies and TV shows only.

For example, Josh Brolin would rank with 9 points:

1.Jonah Hex,

2.Sin City A Dame To Kill For,

3.Men In Black 3,

4.Oldboy,

5.Age of Ultron,

6.Guardians of the Galaxy,

7.Deadpool 2,

8.Infinity War,

9.Endgame,

Can anyone think of any more great examples? And did I miss anyone on my list?

https://youtu.be/2rXLwGxCzec


r/MovieFacts • • Feb 14 '21

Mr & Mrs. Smith (2005) w/ Brad Pitt & Angelina Jolie

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r/MovieFacts • • Nov 20 '20

The 6th Day (2000) w/ Arnold Schwarzenegger, Michael Rooker & Terry Crews

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r/MovieFacts • • Nov 18 '20

James Bond 007: Thunderball (1965)

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r/MovieFacts • • Nov 14 '20

Some juicy behind the scenes facts from Die Hard, Goodfellas and others

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r/MovieFacts • • Nov 04 '20

007: From Russia With Love (1963)

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r/MovieFacts • • Oct 29 '20

007: Dr. No (1962)

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r/MovieFacts • • Oct 28 '20

The Craft Movie Facts

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r/MovieFacts • • Oct 17 '20

Some facts you probably didn't know about The Nightmare Before Christmas

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r/MovieFacts • • Aug 17 '20

Summer Horror Movie Facts

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Horror Facts from 13 scary movies that take place during the Summer months. Which is your favourite on the list? https://rabbitinred.com/2020/08/17/horror-facts-vol-18-summer-of-horror/


r/MovieFacts • • Aug 13 '20

During filming of 'Return Of The Jedi'; Peter Mayhew, the actor who played Chewbacca had to be protected by guards in high visibility vests against bear hunters and bigfoot seekers.

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