/r/shittymoviedetails
In Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves (2023), Chris Pine plays a bard who, with a team of- I'm sorry, I just really think we should wait for Jarnathan to arrive, I'd hate for him to miss any important details from this post.
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“Deadpool & Wolverine” (2024) introduces the idea of Anchor Beings. When an Anchor Being dies, so does their timeline. This was actually already teased in “Avengers: Endgame” (2019) with the death of Tony Stark collapsing the MCU.
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In Thor: Love & Thunder (2022), Gorr the God Butcher does not butcher any gods onscreen, but rather kidnaps a bunch of kids because... uh, because... Sigh, Christian Bale was so underused in this movie.
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In Vanilla Sky (2001), Tom Cruise is shown to be 5’11”. This is an early hint that the world of the film isn’t real
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In Sweetpea (2024) Ella Purnell plays the main character who “is constantly overlooked .. People walk past her in the street without even glancing at her … She is constantly passed over for promotions at work. Her boyfriend doesn't want to commit …“ Seriously? Are you shitting me?
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In Saw 2 (2005) Jigsaw says "I have never killed anyone." This was said 15 minutes after he killed 3 police officers doing their jobs. This is because John Kramer is a hypocrite.
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Emily Blunt improvised this line despite the movie script and dialogue being 10/10 in Sicario (2015)
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In “Deadpool and Wolverine” (2024) the word ‘Fuck’ was used 118 times. If you’re not familiar with this word, according to Cambridge dictionary (sauce in body text) "/fʌk/" as a verb ‘a rude word meaning to have sex with someone’ and as an exclamation ‘a rude word used when expressing extreme anger’
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