/r/shittymoviedetails

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This subbie is for the greatest movie details ever.

My favourite part of the Godfather is when his moustache turns into a tree

rules

  • Direct image links only.
  • Be nice. If you aren't nice we'll ban you.
  • No meta-reddit attack posts. No posts that are about or mention other subreddits, posts or users, either in the title, as a top level comment or visible on the image.
  • Commenting or voting on linked threads here is against site-wide rules. Anyone found doing it will be banned and reported to the admins.
  • Banned Topics: *Posts about a minority being cast in roles previously played by white actors. This list may be expanded as time goes on. *Posts about Politics. Political figures, elections, topics, etc.
  • Shitty TV details are allowed here. If you report a post for not being a movie, you will be ignored. Shitty game details do have their own sub --> r/shittygamedetails.

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In the DC Extended Universe (2013-23), it is canon that Batman encountered Batmite at some point. I don't have a movie detail for you guys I just wanted to point this out cause I find it funny

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2025/02/04
05:51 UTC
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Planet of the Apes (1968) features a black astronaut. He also dies first and is stuffed in a museum.

1 Comment
2025/02/04
05:31 UTC
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In the Paranormal Activity Franchise (2007-2021) The Cameras Never Dies

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2025/02/04
04:18 UTC
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In The Garfield Movie (2024) Snoop Dogg voices a cat. DO YOU GET IT?

3 Comments
2025/02/04
03:26 UTC
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In The End of Evangelion (1997), we see Shinji overreacting over spilling some ice cream onto his hand. This is to remind us how much of a loser he is. Wait, what do you mean that's not ice cream? Didn't anyone else watch this back when it was on 4Kids? Those fake fans pretending to have seen it....

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2025/02/04
02:34 UTC
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In Next (2007), the movie ends abruptly without resolving the climax. No seriously. It's as if they ran out of budget and just never showed up to set again. This is actually on purpose to distract you from noticing that Nicolas Cage's love interest in this movie is nearly half his age (24 & 43).

0 Comments
2025/02/04
02:15 UTC
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Gru from Despicable Me (2010) has gout, this is because his diet is almost exclusively filet mignon.

0 Comments
2025/02/04
01:27 UTC
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Willem Dafoe’s video game penis was also too strange to portray

3 Comments
2025/02/04
01:09 UTC
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In The Big Short (2015), Bruce Miller states in this scene that he would buy more Bear Stearns despite the value of their stocks becoming less and less valuable. This would have been one of the worst transactions ever, only being beaten by Nico Harrison trading away Luka Dončić to the Lakers

1 Comment
2025/02/04
00:56 UTC
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Gotham's teachers have been on strike so often, that by the time the Dark Knight Rises takes place, a whole generation of journalists and studio interns has grown up without learning to spell properly.

0 Comments
2025/02/04
00:05 UTC
650

In "Avatar" (2009), Sam Worthington plays Jake Sully alongside Zoe Saldana as Neytiri, until you realize that’s not Sam Worthington in the screenshot... it's me.

34 Comments
2025/02/04
00:03 UTC
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In "Section 31 (2025)", this is one of the scenes. Or maybe not. You cant disprove me bc you haven't seen this piece of shit. Neither did I.

11 Comments
2025/02/03
23:56 UTC
606

In The Dark Knight, after Harvey Dent survives an assassination attempt, his fiance says, "Come on, if you're not getting shot at you're not doing your job right." This is a reference to the fact that Rachel is a jerk and Harvey should dump her

47 Comments
2025/02/03
23:28 UTC
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In The Silence of the Lambs(1991), he is named Hannibal which rhymes with Cannibal. It was done to remind viewers of his culinary preferences

2 Comments
2025/02/03
23:16 UTC
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Paulie's Birthday Robot was designed and built for Burt Youngs real birthday that fell on the same day of filming Paulie's Birthday scene

0 Comments
2025/02/03
21:51 UTC
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In Unleashed(2005), Jet Li's character is so well trained that not only did he not need a leash, but was allowed out of his collar several times.

1 Comment
2025/02/03
21:25 UTC
150

Cinematic parallels - Malcolm in the Middle (2000), Blade Runner 2049 (2017)

7 Comments
2025/02/03
20:34 UTC
102

In the teaser for Fantastic Four: First Steps (2025), the sound designer literally Googled “children laughing sound effect” and used the first result.

4 Comments
2025/02/03
20:27 UTC
2,538

The famous quote "Presentation!" is not actually said by Megamind.

!Minion is disguised as Megamind in that scene.!<

16 Comments
2025/02/03
20:27 UTC
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Superman being wrong

0 Comments
2025/02/03
20:16 UTC
2,398

An extra can be seen sweeping away air in the James Bond film "Quantum of Solace" (2008).

58 Comments
2025/02/03
20:08 UTC
55

In Ralph Breaks The Internet (2018), YouTuber DanTDM lends his voice to a cameo character in one scene. This was removed in all home releases of the film because Disney did not want to pay him for his two lines of dialogue.

5 Comments
2025/02/03
20:06 UTC
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I saw Memento but I don't remember what it's about, all I know is that it's a weird prequel to Matrix

1 Comment
2025/02/03
19:07 UTC
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In Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (1939) in a fit of guilt Sen. Joseph Paine tries to take his life after taking a gun from a police officer. This shows the timeless American tradition that if you are in destress take a cop's gun.

1 Comment
2025/02/03
19:06 UTC
259

In Fargo (1996) this guy is 32 years old.

58 Comments
2025/02/03
19:06 UTC
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In Airplane! (1980), there are several jokes involving sexism, fat-shaming, racism, homophobia, and pedophilia, and they are mostly hilarious. This is a reference to the fact that humor should not be politically correct, and we all need to get off our fucking high horses and just enjoy the ride.

Do you like movies about gladiators?

13 Comments
2025/02/03
19:05 UTC
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In Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith (2005), Anakin realizes that sand isn't that bad at all.

2 Comments
2025/02/03
18:09 UTC
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In The Matrix (1999), Morpheus offers Neo the red pill or the blue pill, proving that even in a simulated reality, peer pressure is unavoidable.

3 Comments
2025/02/03
17:41 UTC
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This is your annual reminder that this is actual dialogue in "Freddy vs. Jason" (2003).

63 Comments
2025/02/03
17:03 UTC
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