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Here's an amazing fact, to do with "Carrie" (1976). "Carrie" is iconic in every respect, from its begining to its end. The tragic story of an abused outcast teenager with telekinesis taking revenge on her high school prom struck a major cord with viewers, but director Brian De Palma had one final trick up his sleeve to terrify even Stephen King himself. To film Sue Snell's nightmare scene, actresses Amy Irving walked and moved backwards, and reverse motion was used to give the illusion of her walking forwards. When Carrie grabs Sue's arm, that really was Sissy Spacek buried under the stones. Even with the book it was based on being a best seller, Stephen King was doubtful that the film would work, and only gained his confidence when he and his wife attended a screening with a completely black audience. Two men sat in front of them screamed their lungs out and grabbed each other at the ending.
Last fact i had to cry because it reminded of of nightline news the day he passed away and they played his line “you’ll always be a prince to me” from the movie. We all still miss you Robin wish you were still here making us laugh
The original artwork for the Genie in Disney's Aladdin,he was going to be purple and wore a turban. They decided later that all the good guys would wear blue and the bad guys red,so the Genie was redrawn as blue.
Robin Williams made it clear to Disney producers that he did not want to have the genie in the marketing of the movie of Aladdin. But they broke that agreement so Robin Williams had like a lawsuit as well as did not work for them for some years because of it.
I see Tarantino as an imaginative man living in his own world hyping the untold stories of the nitty-gritty. I might not share his values but I can't help but admire and respect his art.
In Kubrick's The Shining, Nicholson had worked as a volunteer fire marshal and tore it apart far too easily. The props department was then forced to build a stronger door.
Since you guys mentioned the T-Rex from jurassic park, here's another fun fact. The roar of the T-Rex was also used in avatar along with the sound from the velociraptors
You'd think after all of the issues that Spielberg had with Bruce during Jaws, he'd never use another mechanical monster (Tyrannosaurus Rex) with any kind of water (rain)!!!! Brave and genius man!
My favorite little known movie fact is about the Peter Sellers film 'Being There'. Sellers had said his entire career up to that point had merely been training for that movie. 6 months after the film's completion Sellers died of a heart condition, at just 54 years of age.
_Being There_ is one of my favorite movies! “I like to watch, Eve.” Also, I was living in WDC at the time, and some of the shooting was in my neighborhood-I wasn’t there at the same time as the filming was going on, but I recognized something…a park maybe?
Wrong on the cat /godfather…. Yes the cat was a stray, but it was never intentionally put in Brandos lap,the cat just jumped in his lap and they kept it in the movie
I love you guys! I ditched this channel when y'all parted ways! Just like Simon & TOP Tenz! My aunt has psiorsis and was so shy but I keep showing her when Mike shows off his! Again love you guys so much!
I will still "start" to watch top10 but it better be good very fast. SW could keep my attention on even the most uninteresting topic. Nothing against the new guy. He just is not the one and only SW. A good 80+% of my RUclips is SW, Mike, Hank+ and cats and cooking vids.
I don’t care for the vast majority of QT films. However, I really enjoyed Kill Bill and KB V2 - mainly because of the martial arts scenes (I am a martial artist, as is my husband) and secondarily due to the music. The soundtrack was EPIC.
Hey, that was great. Few I knew but plenty I had no idea. Hah haa, I love most of Quentin Tatantino's movies. I did cry little bit watching UP. Mad Max was fantastic back in the day ❤ Perfect pick for number 1 ❤
1978's 'Thank God It's Friday', every time Donna Summer appeared on screen, one of her songs could be heard in the background. Declan Mulholland who played the Human form of Jabba the Hutt before being CGied out in Star Wars (New Hope), played Till in the 4th Doctor (Tom Baker) adventure 'The Androids of Tara'.
Loved this! I actually enjoyed Pacific Rim. Seven is one of my favorites, along with Silence of the Lambs. I have learned not to read the books before seeing the movie. Otherwise, confusion and sometimes disappointment ensues. Another winner!✌️
_Silence of the Lambs_ was on of the most unsettling films I have ever seen. I saw it at The Castro Theatre in San Francisco, and the seven-block walk to my apartment from the movie theater was creepy-it was late autumn and dried leaves were falling and I kept crushing them and then sorta bleat-screaming-whimpering.
I literally thought Mike could not be any more fascinating. And then... he doesn't like Tarantino movies. 😍 P.S. I knew your bonus fact about "Up" was going to be a diss, cause I've never seen it.
Disney was mad at Robin Williams during Aladdin because he refused to quit doing Ferngully and tried to sabotage its filming. They thought Robin Williams would quit Ferngully when they offered him Aladdin but he refused. In relation they put the Genie in advertising against Robin Williams wishes. Disney and Robin Williams didn't work together for years after. I am personally glad that we have both the Genie and Batty but I like Ferngully better then Aladdin.
19 is missing something. In the DVD commentary with Peter (big box set) he said that the sound also comes from either Ann or Philips, I can't remember which. It's them screaming and then run through a bunch of filters and such.
So here's my favorite trivia fact that I learned tonight- that you are not only from tue HufflePuff house but that you are a Keeper on the Quidditch team! Yes sir, as you always point out, the details matter! I, of course, am a RavenClaw Seeker! Well done young man! 🎉
Well, we had no drive in movie theaters on Alaska, and still don't, for obvious reasons, so that's out. Jnco Jean kids were rare, not me or my friends. However, what we did have were sticks! Almost any stick was instantly a sword. You had to find a good one, of course. Those wooden stakes used for landscaping or construction were perfect! And it was Kevin James who makes a joke about the phone number rhythm
Disney hippo ... She got paid to be the goddess who inspired the best cutest animal in the film! I don't pitty her. I have mad admiration towards her! Get a fan page for her big beautiful inspiration that made the entire movie worth watching!
Won some Twin Peaks merch for knowing that Dark Vader's body was 'playred' by body builder turned actor David Prowse. He and fellow Star Wars alumni Peter Cushing were both involved with the Doctor Who franchise: David played the Minotaur in the Doctor Who television story The Time Monster. Peter played The Doctor iñ the second cinematic release of a Doctor Who movie...
The scene in lord of the rings where Aragon and the others find a pile of enemies and kicks the helmet and he screams in pain the scream is actually him screaming from breaking his toe
The famous screams/whistles from “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly” main theme are based on the sounds of a coyote, which you can hear in the first minute or so in the movie.
In the film, " The Silence of the Lambs, " Hannibal Lecter was to be transported to the Brushy Mountain State Penitentiary in TN. Hannibal escaped. Old Brushy Mt. was a legit prison in TN and had a nationwide reputation. Old Brushy was often called, " The End of the Line, " and 😊fo good reason
@@list25 Did you find it manipulative? I have friends who live in co-housing in Emeryville, which is where Pixar was located until they were gobbled up by Disney, and in that earlier era, there would always be some recognizable building or piece of art that Emeryvillians would recognize.
My current favorite movie is Venom, I loved the creature. I own the CD, I have watched it so many times that I Lost count. I turned 80 this year. I the the acting. Love everything about the movie.
Not all of Quentin Tarantino's films link up really. In Kill Bill volume 2 Michael Madsen dies by a black mamba bite, and in Reservoir Dogs he does by being shot by Mr. Orange. And Uma Thurman is a mob wife in Pulp Fiction, then basically a ninja in Kill Bill. Django has nothing to do with any of his other movies, and so on and so on. Still loved the list👍. Thanks for your hard work guys❤.
In Martin Scorsese's iconic 1976 dark drama Taxi Driver, Iris (Jodie Foster) is walking with another woman played by Garth Avery who was a New York prostitute that Foster shadowed to help her with the development of her character. The later scene where Iris meets Travis finds her ordering toast with jam and adding sugar to her meal. Some viewers believed this was done because Iris was still a child and loved sugar, but Foster noted that Avery, who was addicted to heroin, did this as part of her addiction and Foster incorporated it with her character.
@@queenbee3828 it's one of my favorite gritty '70s movies. Great acting, dark story, and a great soundtrack by the legendary Bernard Herrmann who died shortly after finishing it.
Every film adaptation of a Phillip K Dick story was released after he died. Blade Runner, the first, was in development when he was alive but wasn’t completed until he past.
I stumbled upon your videos not long ago. I love the 25 Facts videos. I'm sure since I've just found them I'm behind that's OK it just means I won't run out of them soon. I am watching Mind Blowing Movie Facts. I have to agree with you on a few of them. Quentin Tarantino is a rather odd person I've only seen a few of his movies. I'm sure I'm going to upset a few people on this one. Pulp Fiction was a rather strange one. I'm my opinion this is how I seen it. The beginning of the movie was the end, the end was the beginning, and the middle had nothing to do with it. That's how I feel about it. Here's one fun fact for you that you might find funny. You talk about the movie Up. Well in there all the dog named Dog says Squirrel and look around. A few yrs ago I found a stray or Abandoned dog. Not sure if he's a German Shepherd Husky mix or a Husky wolf mix or a German Shepherd wolf mix anyways while looking for his owner I put an ad out about a found dog. I even wrote some of it like it was coming from him to his family. Every once in a while I would put the word Squirrel or make a reference about Squirrels. Sadly his family never came to clam him and he became part of my life. When trying to find a name for him that fit. He/me got online and asked what a good name for him would b. Everyone hands down voted for the name Squirrel. Like I had thought a dog would say how they do in the movie up and that's what they might think of. Ok sorry for talking so long I just thought it was funny that youd talk about that movie. Keep doing what your doing its awesome and very interesting
The T-Rex in the 1st Jurassic park had a malfunction as they were filing in the rain, and that's why it smashed through the car sunroof, and that is the kids' real reaction.
The real #1 of 25 ...mike how'd u loose it ...been sub for years and watched u grow as a tuber as I grew as a fat lol...congrats I know how hard it can be
I'm with ya on Tarantino films. I don't see what people see when they watch Pulp Fiction. I fell asleep on it. I did enjoy Django though. Mainly cause of Waltz character. Love watching him act.
I don't understand why it would cost $25 million just to remove Henry Cavill's moustache. After all they would have had all the technology needed already there and the tech staff to operate it. It would have taken at most a few hours for those tech guys to achieve the affect.
Having your face licked by a cow is not an easy job. Cows have a very rough tongue, even more abrasive than a cat’s. They do have a thick saliva with a lot of mucus that would help work as a protective layer, but as a ruminant animal, their tongue is rough to help shred the grasses they survive off of. I bet that guy’s face was pretty raw by the end of that Foley session?
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LA?? or new York. Nobody knows man! Se7en
I don't like Tarantino movies, either.
I don't like Quinton or up I agree with you
Here's an amazing fact, to do with "Carrie" (1976).
"Carrie" is iconic in every respect, from its begining to its end. The tragic story of an abused outcast teenager with telekinesis taking revenge on her high school prom struck a major cord with viewers, but director Brian De Palma had one final trick up his sleeve to terrify even Stephen King himself. To film Sue Snell's nightmare scene, actresses Amy Irving walked and moved backwards, and reverse motion was used to give the illusion of her walking forwards. When Carrie grabs Sue's arm, that really was Sissy Spacek buried under the stones. Even with the book it was based on being a best seller, Stephen King was doubtful that the film would work, and only gained his confidence when he and his wife attended a screening with a completely black audience. Two men sat in front of them screamed their lungs out and grabbed each other at the ending.
I really like this host!! He’s not afraid of speaking his mind & seems genuine to me. So, I subscribed 😊
Well thank you so much
Mike is VINTAGE List25! Best.Host.Ever. I have spoken.
@@list25 I'm just pissed that Simon Whistler commandeered your original intro jingle.
Last fact i had to cry because it reminded of of nightline news the day he passed away and they played his line “you’ll always be a prince to me” from the movie. We all still miss you Robin wish you were still here making us laugh
The original artwork for the Genie in Disney's Aladdin,he was going to be purple and wore a turban. They decided later that all the good guys would wear blue and the bad guys red,so the Genie was redrawn as blue.
I agree with you, about Quentin Tarantino Movie's. And I am someone that loves watching movies, but I just can't get into his.
Beetlejuice IS getting a sequel. 🤦♂️ I looked at the time this was uploaded thinking “wow that didn’t age well” yet it was just 4 hrs ago 😂
came for this- that's not great research
Hope you have remembered. The release is today in the UK. 6th September.
Robin Williams made it clear to Disney producers that he did not want to have the genie in the marketing of the movie of Aladdin. But they broke that agreement so Robin Williams had like a lawsuit as well as did not work for them for some years because of it.
Had like a lawsuit? Does that mean he threatened to sue Disney?
Awesome facts Mike! Congratulations to the list 25 team ❤😊
I see Tarantino as an imaginative man living in his own world hyping the untold stories of the nitty-gritty. I might not share his values but I can't help but admire and respect his art.
In Kubrick's The Shining, Nicholson had worked as a volunteer fire marshal and tore it apart far too easily. The props department was then forced to build a stronger door.
Since you guys mentioned the T-Rex from jurassic park, here's another fun fact. The roar of the T-Rex was also used in avatar along with the sound from the velociraptors
Yup. Practically unchanged too.
And they used turtles compilation song for the sound. 😊
You'd think after all of the issues that Spielberg had with Bruce during Jaws, he'd never use another mechanical monster (Tyrannosaurus Rex) with any kind of water (rain)!!!! Brave and genius man!
My favorite little known movie fact is about the Peter Sellers film 'Being There'. Sellers had said his entire career up to that point had merely been training for that movie. 6 months after the film's completion Sellers died of a heart condition, at just 54 years of age.
_Being There_ is one of my favorite movies! “I like to watch, Eve.” Also, I was living in WDC at the time, and some of the shooting was in my neighborhood-I wasn’t there at the same time as the filming was going on, but I recognized something…a park maybe?
MY FAVOURITE FACT IS FROM THE TEN COMMANDMENTS AND THE RED SEA SCENE WHEN MOSES PARTS THE RED SEA THE SHOT USED A 20 CM BODY OF WATER AS THE RED SEA
Wrong on the cat /godfather….
Yes the cat was a stray, but it was never intentionally put in Brandos lap,the cat just jumped in his lap and they kept it in the movie
I love you guys! I ditched this channel when y'all parted ways! Just like Simon & TOP Tenz! My aunt has psiorsis and was so shy but I keep showing her when Mike shows off his! Again love you guys so much!
I will still "start" to watch top10 but it better be good very fast. SW could keep my attention on even the most uninteresting topic. Nothing against the new guy. He just is not the one and only SW.
A good 80+% of my RUclips is SW, Mike, Hank+ and cats and cooking vids.
And HAI and windover
Glad I could help your aunt feel less shy about it.
Same, those channels aren’t worth watching without Mike and Simon’s personalities
shy? what?
I love The Exorcist but I never knew a real life serial killer was in the movie 🎬.
Love watching your videos! 📹
R.I.P. Tony Todd.❤
I believe you, Mike, when you say you are not a Tarantino fan. You are too sweet to like violent, body, angry movies.
Tony isn't dead. The Candyman is alive and well.
Not fair. Love Tarantino and I'm a fucking peach!😂
Todd was also the name of the first victim in final destination. Tony was the mortician of course.
@@rishabsingh8009 he is coming back for FD6.
I don’t care for the vast majority of QT films. However, I really enjoyed Kill Bill and KB V2 - mainly because of the martial arts scenes (I am a martial artist, as is my husband) and secondarily due to the music. The soundtrack was EPIC.
I love anything with Keanu Reeves.
Yes, we do like facts and you do them better than the rest.
It's nice to hear something that I have not heard before 👍
Well done List 25!
Much appreciated
Love Mike and list 25 crew. ❤ Thanks for all the facts. 😊😊😊❤😊😊😊
Our pleasure!
Agreed! The very best thing List25 ever did was bring Mike back.
Wow,I did see the skull on the moth's back. I never saw the women forming said skull. 🤪
Part of Red Dragon was filmed in my neighborhood. It was pretty cool but a nightmare to deal with
Mike, I agree about QT films.
Hey, that was great. Few I knew but plenty I had no idea. Hah haa, I love most of Quentin Tatantino's movies. I did cry little bit watching UP. Mad Max was fantastic back in the day ❤ Perfect pick for number 1 ❤
1978's 'Thank God It's Friday', every time Donna Summer appeared on screen, one of her songs could be heard in the background.
Declan Mulholland who played the Human form of Jabba the Hutt before being CGied out in Star Wars (New Hope), played Till in the 4th Doctor (Tom Baker) adventure 'The Androids of Tara'.
Loved this! I actually enjoyed Pacific Rim. Seven is one of my favorites, along with Silence of the Lambs. I have learned not to read the books before seeing the movie. Otherwise, confusion and sometimes disappointment ensues. Another winner!✌️
_Silence of the Lambs_ was on of the most unsettling films I have ever seen. I saw it at The Castro Theatre in San Francisco, and the seven-block walk to my apartment from the movie theater was creepy-it was late autumn and dried leaves were falling and I kept crushing them and then sorta bleat-screaming-whimpering.
My absolute favorite channel!!
Huzzah!
I remember where I was when I learned about Robin Williams' death. I was at a restaurant celebrating my birthday and the news was on their tv.
Okay that take on Up genuinely caught me by surprise. I think I need to lie down 😶
Sorry. I genuinely do not like that movie.
I agree with you Mike, I can’t stand Quentin Tarantino’s movies
I literally thought Mike could not be any more fascinating. And then... he doesn't like Tarantino movies. 😍
P.S. I knew your bonus fact about "Up" was going to be a diss, cause I've never seen it.
Love your channel Mike
Thanks for your honesty, dude . It's refreshing, on a channel like this 👍👍
Always!
Disney was mad at Robin Williams during Aladdin because he refused to quit doing Ferngully and tried to sabotage its filming. They thought Robin Williams would quit Ferngully when they offered him Aladdin but he refused. In relation they put the Genie in advertising against Robin Williams wishes. Disney and Robin Williams didn't work together for years after. I am personally glad that we have both the Genie and Batty but I like Ferngully better then Aladdin.
I'm with you on that Mike, I don't like QT movies either
The cat is what made Vito Corleone more human to audiences.
22:03 wow between Bruce the great white and JP’s TRex, my man’s had quite a time!
It was not a radio active spider in that movie. It was a genetically altered spider.
Great ! 😮That's all I need to say. 😊
19 is missing something. In the DVD commentary with Peter (big box set) he said that the sound also comes from either Ann or Philips, I can't remember which. It's them screaming and then run through a bunch of filters and such.
So here's my favorite trivia fact that I learned tonight- that you are not only from tue HufflePuff house but that you are a Keeper on the Quidditch team! Yes sir, as you always point out, the details matter! I, of course, am a RavenClaw Seeker! Well done young man! 🎉
See you on the pitch
Ravenclaw here! My hubby is a Griffyndor!
I guess I’m a true cinephile since I knew every single one of these facts 🤷🏻♂️
Well, we had no drive in movie theaters on Alaska, and still don't, for obvious reasons, so that's out. Jnco Jean kids were rare, not me or my friends. However, what we did have were sticks! Almost any stick was instantly a sword. You had to find a good one, of course. Those wooden stakes used for landscaping or construction were perfect!
And it was Kevin James who makes a joke about the phone number rhythm
Disney hippo ... She got paid to be the goddess who inspired the best cutest animal in the film! I don't pitty her. I have mad admiration towards her! Get a fan page for her big beautiful inspiration that made the entire movie worth watching!
[pity]
3:51 Entomologists study insects.
Just to keep it real, Mad Max came out in 1979, Awesome Movie! And I watch Lists all the time, keep up the Great Work!
I wonder if there are any interesting facts about the filming of the Back to the Future franchise, as I love that trilogy so dang much...! 😃
I loved E.T. ! I even owned the movie years ago
Drew Barrymore was so little!
Did you know that there is a scene in Jaws where there is a shooting star in the background and it's real. Steven Spielberg left it in
Amazingly Stephen Spielberg’s First win for Best Director at the Oscars was for Schlindlers List he should of won for Jaws at least
There’s also a theory that “Kill Bill” is actually the character Mia Wallace playing The Bride.
Won some Twin Peaks merch for knowing that Dark Vader's body was 'playred' by body builder turned actor David Prowse. He and fellow Star Wars alumni Peter Cushing were both involved with the Doctor Who franchise: David played the Minotaur in the Doctor Who television story The Time Monster. Peter played The Doctor iñ the second cinematic release of a Doctor Who movie...
thanks your doing a brilliant job as always
Much appreciated
I agree with you Mike, I'm not a fan of QTs movies either.😊
Really cool film facts. 🎞️❤️
The scene in lord of the rings where Aragon and the others find a pile of enemies and kicks the helmet and he screams in pain the scream is actually him screaming from breaking his toe
4:46 Hearing those scary Ringwraith screams? Don't worry, RUclips has you covered with Nurofen pain relief tablets lol....perfect fit
My favorite film has always been "Truman Capote's In Cold Blood."
You would think Spielberg had learned his lesson with Jaws. The mechanics there were also damaged by water.
Recommending people to see Se7en if they hadn't seen it, yet gives away the reveal of Doe's identity. Nice play, Mike! 😂😂
The famous screams/whistles from “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly” main theme are based on the sounds of a coyote, which you can hear in the first minute or so in the movie.
The director of the Exorcist said that if he was not a movie director, he would have been a serial killer.
In the film, " The Silence of the Lambs, " Hannibal Lecter was to be transported to the Brushy Mountain State Penitentiary in TN. Hannibal escaped. Old Brushy Mt. was a legit prison in TN and had a nationwide reputation. Old Brushy was often called, " The End of the Line, " and 😊fo good reason
Perfect for my 4 mile walk home! 😅❤😂🎉
24:58 That' cool....Disney is bringing back his voice for a new Aladdin for thier 60th anniversary
🎉yay🎉 a new list 25 video.Hi mike👋🥰
Agreed, Tarantino movies blow.
I met Tony Todd at a Star trek convention he was great to everyone.
Love your content man, keep it up!! ... wait ... what ? .. you don't like Up ?
I don't
@@list25
Did you find it manipulative?
I have friends who live in co-housing in Emeryville, which is where Pixar was located until they were gobbled up by Disney, and in that earlier era, there would always be some recognizable building or piece of art that Emeryvillians would recognize.
My current favorite movie is Venom, I loved the creature. I own the CD, I have watched it so many times that I Lost count. I turned 80
this year. I the the acting. Love everything about the movie.
So many things have become... how do you say it... Iconic
Not all of Quentin Tarantino's films link up really. In Kill Bill volume 2 Michael Madsen dies by a black mamba bite, and in Reservoir Dogs he does by being shot by Mr. Orange. And Uma Thurman is a mob wife in Pulp Fiction, then basically a ninja in Kill Bill. Django has nothing to do with any of his other movies, and so on and so on. Still loved the list👍. Thanks for your hard work guys❤.
Love your shirt, Mike! Even though I'm a Gryffindor myself.
Once again, thanks.
In Martin Scorsese's iconic 1976 dark drama Taxi Driver, Iris (Jodie Foster) is walking with another woman played by Garth Avery who was a New York prostitute that Foster shadowed to help her with the development of her character. The later scene where Iris meets Travis finds her ordering toast with jam and adding sugar to her meal. Some viewers believed this was done because Iris was still a child and loved sugar, but Foster noted that Avery, who was addicted to heroin, did this as part of her addiction and Foster incorporated it with her character.
I’ve never seen it, I’ll watch it now!
@@queenbee3828 it's one of my favorite gritty '70s movies. Great acting, dark story, and a great soundtrack by the legendary Bernard Herrmann who died shortly after finishing it.
Herrmann made outstanding scores!
Every film adaptation of a Phillip K Dick story was released after he died. Blade Runner, the first, was in development when he was alive but wasn’t completed until he past.
[passed]
Good list.
I stumbled upon your videos not long ago. I love the 25 Facts videos. I'm sure since I've just found them I'm behind that's OK it just means I won't run out of them soon. I am watching Mind Blowing Movie Facts. I have to agree with you on a few of them. Quentin Tarantino is a rather odd person I've only seen a few of his movies. I'm sure I'm going to upset a few people on this one. Pulp Fiction was a rather strange one. I'm my opinion this is how I seen it. The beginning of the movie was the end, the end was the beginning, and the middle had nothing to do with it. That's how I feel about it. Here's one fun fact for you that you might find funny. You talk about the movie Up. Well in there all the dog named Dog says Squirrel and look around. A few yrs ago I found a stray or Abandoned dog. Not sure if he's a German Shepherd Husky mix or a Husky wolf mix or a German Shepherd wolf mix anyways while looking for his owner I put an ad out about a found dog. I even wrote some of it like it was coming from him to his family. Every once in a while I would put the word Squirrel or make a reference about Squirrels. Sadly his family never came to clam him and he became part of my life. When trying to find a name for him that fit. He/me got online and asked what a good name for him would b. Everyone hands down voted for the name Squirrel. Like I had thought a dog would say how they do in the movie up and that's what they might think of. Ok sorry for talking so long I just thought it was funny that youd talk about that movie. Keep doing what your doing its awesome and very interesting
The T-Rex in the 1st Jurassic park had a malfunction as they were filing in the rain, and that's why it smashed through the car sunroof, and that is the kids' real reaction.
Yayy it's my friend Mike !!!
The real #1 of 25 ...mike how'd u loose it ...been sub for years and watched u grow as a tuber as I grew as a fat lol...congrats I know how hard it can be
Calorie counting. Intermittent fasting. Step counting.
I don't normally gush aout movies. The acting was good, like I said
everything. Thank you for letting me tell you.
Wonderful!
Evelyn Wah
"The Loved One"
Evelyn Waugh…
Why not let Superman just decide he wants a mustache .💁🏿♂️
I love Quentin 💜
21:13 still gives me chills to this day. ❤
Pacific Rim stole 80% of it's story from an anime called Dia-Guard.
Thanks for that Mad Max info.
17:06 Wait, Miller’s side hustle/fallback career was an ER doc?
I'm with ya on Tarantino films. I don't see what people see when they watch Pulp Fiction. I fell asleep on it. I did enjoy Django though. Mainly cause of Waltz character. Love watching him act.
That dude killed 6 people and was released? WOW.
In Star Wars A New Hope Darth Vader had a total screen time of 12 minutes throughout the movie
I tried to watch 7 a few Times, and could never get past the first 10 minutes! Maybe I’ll try again!
I don't understand why it would cost $25 million just to remove Henry Cavill's moustache. After all they would have had all the technology needed already there and the tech staff to operate it. It would have taken at most a few hours for those tech guys to achieve the affect.
This was an awesome way to wind down while having my evening tea❤❤❤❤
Mike my children call that "gee whiz information"... Random facts. Thank you for keeping me ahead
Having your face licked by a cow is not an easy job. Cows have a very rough tongue, even more abrasive than a cat’s. They do have a thick saliva with a lot of mucus that would help work as a protective layer, but as a ruminant animal, their tongue is rough to help shred the grasses they survive off of. I bet that guy’s face was pretty raw by the end of that Foley session?