10 Deleted Movie Scenes That Explain Confusing Moments

[@thomasgrable1746]

A deleted scene from Aliens showed that Ripley had a daughter who died waiting for her mother to return. That scene explained why Ripley bonded so strongly with Newt and risked her life to save the girl.

[@earhacker]

That scene is in the Extended Cut. The photograph of the daughter is actually a photograph of Sigourney Weaver's mother. The daughter became the player character in the video game Alien: Isolation.

[@jamesspring4610]

The glitching the T-1000 experiences at the end of the movie kind of explains why he's wearing the shirt of the patrol officer he met at the beginning, and the trousers and boots of the motorcycle cop he met outside the mental hospital.

[@malachiXX]

I never picked up on that. Thank you!

[@bewmdogg]

Years before I saw the extended material I (correctly) assumed he was glitching because he was frozen and shot into a million pieces and just didn't come together quite right after that.

[@jessesanchez9187]

X-Men : Storm says “You know what happens when a Toad gets struck by lightning. There were several deleted scenes. Where Toad would says “You know what happens when a toad..” and then pulls off some impressive stunt. All those scenes were cut. It was like setting up a great joke with all of Toad’s scenes. And the punchline would’ve been Storm’s line. Instead we got no set up/joke- just the punchline. Galaxy Quest- note the state of Gwen(Signorney Weaver)’s zipper as she’s going to the Omega 13 with Peter. Her top was fully zipped up then next scene it’s halfway down. There was a deleted scene. Two alien enemies find them. They are curiously attracted to her. She tricks them to go into another room, half unzipping her top. They follow her in. She tells the computer they need some privacy, and the door comes down -right on top of the aliens/crushing them. Then she complains to Peter saying “See?! This is how I get treated.”

[@Bman32x]

I feel like the first time I saw X-Men it was the uncut version because I remember Toad saying it a lot.

[@Kipper5168]

Mine is the scene from Indiana Jones and The Raiders of the Lost Ark. In this scene the translator guy in Cairo explains more about the Ark by translating the Staff of Ra. It basically says if you look at the Ark when it's open you die, which explains why Jones yells to Marion at the end "Don't look at it, keep your eyes shut!" Also means that without Jones' character specifically getting in the way, the Nazis would've read the same message and won. Just a little addendum to all the "Jones did nothing in that movie" people.

[@natehill8069]

Thanks, this would have been a good scene to have in the movie.

[@vampricramen]

It's kind of wild that Raiders managed to get away with cutting a pretty major info drop without anyone seriously questioning it.

[@hitmanmonaghan6633]

I always thought he knew Sarah wasn’t his mother because she said, “Help me.” After she told him after they escaped the mental hospital she says John is more important than herself.

[@beatrixdobson4795]

Leaving that deleted scene out of Groundhog Day probably saved the movie.

[@banthatracks_gaffisticks]

It's better without it, I agree. I always thought of the repetition as being symbolic in comparison to how life can become mundane.

[@tamrymer4153]

Was a crap movie anyway

[@beatrixdobson4795]

@@tamrymer4153 Sure bud.

[@a35362]

Yes, Phil's magic-using ex-girlfriend is a great idea for a movie. The audience would be ignoring the wonderful movie in front of them and would be wondering how they get to see THAT movie!

[@JacobHall-rd2yv]

The writer did that on purpose

[@shepcon7892]

Pulp Fiction, you missed the Elvis man aspect, also leading to the specific accent as well...thank you very’much

[@r3d5ive87]

I always thought it was an Elvis impersonation in keeping with the theme of Jack rabbit slims.

[@oneearrabbit]

@@r3d5ive87Same

[@dimitru6024]

Of course T - 1000 is glitchy in the end. Too much damage sustained. I figured that out for myself very early on and needed no deleted scenes. But that deleted scene did help me understand how John could tell his real mother from the copy.

[@doomferret4750]

Pulp Fiction - Mia was doing an Elvis impression. As she said in the deleted scenes: it's Elvis vs. The Beatles... a person can love one or the other but not both; Vincent is an Elvis man.

[@spacehamsterZH]

She also specifically tells him "an Elvis man should love it" before they go into Jackrabbit Slim's, referring back to that conversation.

[@JoseHernandez-or3jt]

Yes! I was looking for this. The hey definitely got it all wrong!

[@banthatracks_gaffisticks]

This is why hard copies are valuable.

[@anthonypinto9244]

I thought with robocop 2014; he had a human hand cause the creators said something like human hand has to pull the trigger when killing

[@ajsmovieplace]

I remember something similar To that also

[@zeroenna8554]

That was the official explanation, and it is one of the many reasons I hate the remake.

[@Kithkanen]

It's the "in universe" explanation vs the real world explanation.

[@Wezqu]

RoboCop hand can also be seen as a reference to the original movie where they state that they managed to save Murphy's left arm but are then told to lose the arm as they agreed on full body prosthesis. Its the left arm in the original and right hand in the remake.

[@freddie488]

Murray's character in Ground Hog Day is basically the same character in Scrooged. Not complaining. I like Murray playing the douchy characters. He's such a sweetheart IRL.

[@ChristophBrinkmann]

Eh, he's known for being a jerk and hard to work with IRL

[@Thurgosh_OG]

@@ChristophBrinkmann Known by whom? I've only heard good things of him on set and at conventions.

[@edms3656]

I remember seeing the malfunctioning Terminator scene on TV. I think it was Spike TV and they were showing a directors cut.

[@jaeusa160]

Yeah, I've seen those scenes a few times on tv.

[@blairhoughton7918]

I thought Scotty was just a good leader who cared about his people. Leaving out the randomly generated familial connection makes him a legend. That's good editing.

[@jestermarcus]

Agreed. It's better if it's just a random engineer and not a family member. It's a great reflection of how all you have while on deployment is the person next to you.

[@yagsyags5694]

I honestly didn't realize that the family connection wasn't in most versions of the film. I must have seen a version that mentioned him being Scotty's nephew one of the first times I saw the movie, and I always remembered it.

[@malachiXX]

There was so much more to that character in the story though. He was Scott's nephew yes. But he was also a good friend of Saavik and she felt protective of him. They entirely changed the story of Saavik as well. She was meant to be the result of a Romulan / Vulcan rape which is extremely embarrassing to vulcans and Spock taking her on as a student was very contraversial. When she discovers Preston's death, she hides her grief until she finds an unoccupied conference room and rips a chair bolted to the floor free and hurls it across the room with a scream of rage. Was it good editing? Maybe they didn't want to bog down the story with a side plot but it did seem kinda flat after that. They completly cut (I doubt they ever filmed) all the scenes where Khan tortures the Regula 1 crew to attempt to get Genesis out of them. You get a passing remark from McCoy and that is all.

[@zkeletonz001]

@@malachiXX We are shown a bit of the Regula scientists bloody corpses--which left even Bones a bit shook--and I believe Chekov also talks about being tortured by Kahn before that nasty creature comes out of his ear later. So I think it was pretty clear Kahn and his people showed no mercy to anyone who stood in his way.

[@rgnyc]

Now I must buy the DVD )with extras) of "Dances With Wolves." This and "Jeremiah Johnson" are two incredible epics worth keeping on hand.

[@otaking3582]

Wizard of Oz. The deletion of the Jitterbug sequence makes the Wicked Witch's line "I've sent a little insect to take the fight out of them" make no sense.

[@seangleeson8073]

Groundhog Day: Pssshaw. Everyoneknows he got stuck in the Timeloop because he wouldn't buy insurance from Ned. He was only released from the loop once he bought Ned's full insurance package.

[@marvhollingworth663]

Brad Pitt's best role was in The Snatch, he was brilliant in that! The real reason they saved Robocop's hand was just to be different to the original. Just 1 of many bad decisions, the primary 1 being deciding to try to remake a Paul Verhoeven masterpiece in the 1st place.

[@playdg]

There's no 'the'.

[@marvhollingworth663]

@@playdg Noted, for future reference.

[@blairhoughton7918]

I think there's a good remake of Robocop to be made, but well, not exploitive.

[@marvhollingworth663]

@@blairhoughton7918 I don't see why when the original is so good. You can't make a Paul Verhoeven film better than he did it. I'd like to see a sequel, as long as it's better than Robocop 3.

[@ClockworkWyrm]

While Pitt is undoubtedly great in Snatch, his best performance is in 12 Monkeys.

[@sammylane21]

So the pulsing we saw the T1000 doing was basically the T1000 buffering/loading pinwheel of death. 😂

[@brainflash1]

For #1 I had always assumed that the garrison was that pile of bodies that Dunbar burned after he discovered them in the river and they had all died from disease.

[@TonyHammitt]

It was fairly obvious that Fort Segwick was abandoned because of native raids. It would have been nice to see them leave rather than think that they were killed though.

[@ChaoticYak1]

Yeah, I had assumed that they were all killed.

[@blackc1479]

As to the scotty nephew thing, it never seemed odd to me. I just took it as him considering himself kind of being the protector and mentor of all the "kids" in engineering.

[@jasonmixon4163]

"He stayed at his post when the trainees ran..." was enough for me. Everyone was having a bad day. No further explanation needed.

[@yurdp]

The eliminated subplot from planes, trains and automobiles gives Del a lot more meaning.

[@DarksouIjah]

I thought in Pulp Fiction Mia was mimicking Elvis.

[@JoseHernandez-or3jt]

She definitely was, they got it wrong! 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@wmjlewis]

Exactly! the same deleted interview scene, Mia asked Vincent if he's a Beatles man or an Elvis man. (He says Elvis)

[@Chuckf66]

Imagine if Prometheus had been released as a COMPLETE film, rather than the the laughably bad clusterfuck of plot chasms we were left with after they cut out every scene that made the story make sense.

[@vampricramen]

You could make a list video like this entirely made up of cut Prometheus scenes.

[@TheCastellan]

1:18 Am I the ONLY one who does NOT mind a movie going longer?

[@itsmecamroy]

The worst cut ever is the 30 seconds from Independence Day that explains that most of our tech stuff like phones and computers were based on reverse engineering from the crashed 1950s spaceship. This is how a virus is constructed and uploaded to the mother ship. Thank goodness the scene from Groundhog Day was cut. Better off not knowing. Look how Happy Death sequel went back and ruined the first movie for us with their dumb explanation!

[@EdgeOfYesterday]

I really don't think that anyone who saw the cinema release of T2 didn't understand that the T1000 was glitching. It was pretty obvious being frozen and smashed without the extra shots.

[@jasoncarter455]

The only thing I want to know about Terminator 2 is what was the T-1000 doing while John, Sarah and Uncle Bob were hiding out in the desert

[@jamespope7669]

He went back to the galleria cause he had fun there 😂

[@ilfirinms]

Selling bathroom suplies and adopting family, as every Terminator had programmed in busy loop.Seriously, probably endlessly scouting known points of interest, which should explain, why he appeared at Dysons home.

[@oneearrabbit]

I thought Murphy keeping the hand was just a reference to the original movie. In the original Robocop Bob Morton and Johnson are discussing Robocop keeping his arm, ultimately deciding to lose the arm. I figured this was a reference to that.

[@jekw23]

Same, always reminded me of “I thought we agreed on total body prosthethis now lose the arm”

[@SourdoughDan]

that also explains why Tex Richman says, "maniacal laugh" instead of actually laughing.

[@carsomyr8276]

Lot's of great Brad Pitt performances, but my personal favorite has to be Micky from Snatch. "Dags! You like Dags?!" "Yer not goin' anywhere, ya tick-womp! You stay 'till the job's done!"

[@jeffcurtiss9861]

My favorite Brad Pitt role is in 12 Monkeys. I get the feeling that's him on a regular basis.

[@jessesanchez9187]

Raiders of the Lost Arc- Not a deleted scene. But an extended scene. Indy’s translator warns Indy to NOT look at the contents of the Arc. This is why he tells Marion to close her eyes. Also this scene would probably derail Amy’s argument(Big Bang Theory). That Indy didn’t contribute to the story. Without him Marion would probably die.

[@bewmdogg]

Well not really because she would never have been there if Indy wasn't involved.

[@jessesanchez9187]

@@bewmdogg remember they took the amulet from her. They could’ve taken her with them.

[@MrGeekFreek]

Terminator 3 DVD deleted scenes explains why the T-800 looks and sounds like Arnold Schwarzenegger. But why did the T-1000 choose to look like Robert Patrick?

[@marvhollingworth663]

Seen that scene. I don't think the T-1000 chose to look like Patrick, I think it was the default form for his model of T-1000. (Like Arnie was the likeness for the 101 model of T-800.)

[@kenbrown2808]

@@marvhollingworth663 it's been a while, but I think the robert patrick likeness was the first likeness it mimicked after arriving.

[@marvhollingworth663]

@@kenbrown2808 We don't see him mimic anyone in the film. But I have no evidence for what I said either, it was just what I presumed. So either of us could be right.

[@kenbrown2808]

@@marvhollingworth663 are you talking about a different film? the T-1000 is the liquid metal one, and it spent the most of the movie looking like people. I think the only time it didn't mimic a person it was mimicking a tile floor.

[@marvhollingworth663]

@@kenbrown2808 I meant for its default Robert Patrick disguise. Obviously it mimics other people.

[@pepuko]

In Groundhog Day, Phil Breaks the loop when he finnaly "is happy in the now".

[@SheosMan117]

There's a scene in Star Trek '09 that says that while Kirke was busy growing up, Nero spent time in a Klingon prison, hence why he never got to go about his plan of destroying planets and such until he was able to in the movie.

[@maddalonefarms]

What about Temple of Doom that shows how Short Round finds out that fire is the cure?

[@giorgiopalmas7934]

Why did Scotty bring his severely injured nephew to the bridge and not sick bay? Bones my have saved him.

[@bheast86]

I wondered why Scotty brought a casualty to the bridge instead of sickbay

[@TheGlssr60]

"Kalifornia" is the movie that made me a Brad Pitt fan. He completely disappeared into that character.

[@wyattmann8157]

Another scene deleted from _Wrath Of Khan_ explains why the logical and emotionless Vulcan Saavik is crying at Spock's funeral: she is actually half-Romulan. Some fans have suggested she might be the child of Spock and the Romulan commander from "The Enterprise Incident", but I find that unlikely since that doesn't seem to leave enough time for her to have reached the age she is in the movie (Kirk states that 15 years have passed since his last encounter with Khan, which would have been about two years before Spock could have fathered Saavik).

[@timothylewis2527]

This was playing in the background while I was working. I literally stopped the video aftee number 6 because I thought it was over. Luckily, right when I hit stop, I heard "number 5" 😂

[@Brook_tno]

For me the deleted scene in, Star Wars Episode 1, where Quigon is followed by Darth Maul's Droid, he slices it in half, and tells Anakin to run to the ship. Without it they are running to the ship for no reason. I also like seeing Anakin punching the other kid, cause he said Anakin cheated. But I like it as foreshadowing rather than explaining a later scene.

[@strongblade]

Several of these I remember seeing in the theatre, and in Canada, we often get a slightly different version. I remember that both Star Trek II and Terminator 2 had those missing scenes in the theatrical release.

[@davetomlinson9063]

Scotty was so grief stricken he mistakenly went to the bridge instead of sickbay,that may have been a factor in his nephew dying. Don’t tell Scotty .

[@ChaoticYak1]

That was the only weird thing in that movie for me. I couldn't help but wonder why in the world Scotty went to the bridge in that moment.

[@MariaMartinez-researcher]

Dramatic effect. If in every movie all characters did the logical thing and never did something for dramatic effect, most movies would become Vulcan poetry. I was just watching some excerpts from Steel Magnolias. Sally Field's great scene in the daughter's funeral. Why should she choose that moment to scream in that way? Why should the friends choose that moment for joking? (Hilarity effect is also a thing.)

[@crownprincesebastianjohano7069]

Scotty doesn't know we did it on the waaaarp core. Scotty doesn't know!

[@bostonrailfan2427]

he knew he was dead already, he died in his arms

[@malachiXX]

The "flesh and blood' hand in Robocop the remake is a serious issue with plausibility. In the original novel, it is explained, or at least hinted at, that Murphy's face is not where his brain resides. His brain is in a jar similar to Cane's, located in his chest, in the 2nd Robocop movie. Murphy's face is a flesh mask overlayed on a titanium skull and his eyes are actually artificial. I would suggest that the 'flesh and blood' hand would have to be the same idea; a flesh hand overlayed on a more anthropomorphic titanium skeleton. This is because in several scenes he uses his 'flesh' hand to perform actions that would be impossible without causing severe damage. The best example is the warehouse test where he rips the head off of an ED-208 and throws it at Maddox WITH HIS RIGHT HAND.

[@SheosMan117]

Also, for Groundhog Day? It was supposed to be true love that broke the spell. This is why, in the actual movie, when Phil and the girl (I forget her name) kiss at the end, you hear some magical sounding twinkle. That's what that is. That's the spell breaking.

[@DanGasser-q8z]

Favored Brad Pitt movie is Bullet Train.

[@davidrohde2636]

Scotty brought Peter to the bridge not the sickbay as he should have done

[@wadegolden3589]

Are these really the burning cinematic questions people need answers to? I have never once been confused about any of these "confusing moments".

[@JoshR813]

Moneyball 0:29 Terminator 2 1:31 National Treasure 2:41 The Muppets 3:54 Star Trek 2 4:43 Groundhog Day 5:41 Diamonds are Forever 6:57 Pulp Fiction 7:42 Robocop (2014) 8:26 Dances with Wolves 9:24

[@nicolleleney5299]

Thank you! ❤

[@JoshR813]

@@nicolleleney5299 your welcome

[@CaptainTripsBasement]

I always just thought Mia was doing a bad Elvis impression when saying Vincent's name.

[@vorpal120]

The "not being able to laugh" from the deleted song also explains his laughing later as just saying.... "Maniacal laugh.... maniacal laugh..." I thought it was an artistic choice instead of not actually being able to laugh.

[@rtyler1869]

93 minutes is not a long film, even for a drama sports film

[@bostonrailfan2427]

it’s 133. minutes, or two hours and 13 minutes: a long movie by mistake standards, especially a sports drama

[@watchwaddle]

I always wondered why Judge Reinhold called Zack Galligan ‘Captain Clip-on’ in the movie GREMLINS. A deleted scene showed Billy’s tie was a clip on. O.K., so that isn’t exactly an amazing deleted scene or even a slightly important one, but still. It was interesting to finally see that scene on the dvd when it was released.

[@mindlessmeat4055]

When I was a kid we had the novelization (I think) of Star Trek 2 that included Scotty telling about how he is related to the kid.

[@wobblybob5029]

Brad Pitt's best work was Legends of the fall.

[@jacqueschouette7474]

Twelve Monkeys, Inglorious Basterds and Seven.

[@Doctor-vn8es]

This is why hard copies are important.

[@stevensrocks798]

Not gonna lie, I didn't even know there was a movie called Moneyball until you mentioned it. It was obviously THAT good eh.

[@gbonkers666]

Peter was his nephew....

[@michaelclark7447]

There's also "The Nun". In the deleted scenes for later in the movie, it was revealed what the church meant when they said Sister Irene knows the "territory".

[@sneakernickel]

Still not used to the abrupt endings.

[@BrokamaGay]

The T-1000's composition was probably also corrupted by bits of debris it's liquid form picked up while trying to reassemble itself.

[@Trebor74]

In the RoboCop scene he has his right hand. In the scene where it shows what remains of him prior to becoming robocop its his left hand.

[@exowarrior]

Before Robocop 2014 came out, I suspected that the human hand was kept to keep him sane, as he can still touch and feel the world around him. But yeah, it is something that could have done with an explanation.

[@garylefevers]

Personally, my favorite Brad Pitt performance is a tie between 12 Monkeys and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. They are all great though. Obviously, he is such a talented actor.

[@adhitya2505]

Bullet Train, there's no Brad Pitt movie better than Bullet Train.

[@DavidStowers-o7k]

SE7EN. AM I A JOKE TO YOU?

[@dizzyrascal5015]

I'm surprised you didn't mention the deleted scene in Die Har which explains how McClane knew Hans Gruber was a bad guy when he first met him.

[@jamespope7669]

He could see and hear Hans when writing his name from the vent.

[@dizzyrascal5015]

@@jamespope7669 That's not the reason.

[@Harbara]

Brad Pitt in "The Mexican"

[@neilprice513]

The real reason why Robocop (2014) kept Alex Murphy's hand is because of a f*ck up. Two different companies made the gun and the suit. The gun makers were never given the dimensions of the suits glove and so when they were in dress rehearsals they found the glove finger wouldn't fit inside the trigger guard. Meaning the actor/stuntman couldn't fire the prop gun. As it was too late to have the gun/glove sent back, before their deadline to start filming, they changed the script and removed the glove when they started filming.

[@davebeattie9573]

The T-1000 glitching out was hardly the most vexing question raised in T-2. Here are some of mine. How did the T-1000 travel back in time? The orignal detailed the process as require the field created a living organism. Nothing dead will go back. Which explains why the T-800 doesn't bring something like a phased plasma rifle. The T-1000 is liquid metal. It is not alive. it doesn't have the field neccessary to get the time displacement field to work. As the T-X also uses the polymimetic alloy, this time over an endo skeleton, she too, should not be able to travel back in time. How did T-2 even happen? The resistance raided the Skynet complex right after the first T-800 went through. There was no time for any extra trips back in to the past, so therefore it is impossible for the T-1000 and the "good" T-800 go back. How did T-2 even happen? Part 2. T-1 was set up as a perfectly connected story or a closed loop. Past events (birth of John Connor) leads to Skynet's destruction, which leads to T-800 going back to stop John from being born. T-800 is followed by Kyle Reese (John's dad). T-2 ends with Miles Bennett Dyson (the single most influential figure in the creation of Skynet) being killed before he can make his breakthrough moment, and all his work being destroyed. No Dyson, no Skynet. No Skynet, no Terminator franchise. The extended edition is even worse than the theatrical version, as the theatrical version leaves things on an ambiguous note, while the extended edition jumps ahead to after Judgement Day, and shows that the nuclear war was averted. This creates a grandfather paradox. Remember the first film established that John Connor and Skynet are linked, you can't have one without the other.

[@bewmdogg]

depends on how you judge time travel to work which no one really knows. So films can get away with this sort of thing.

[@milton7763]

No-one, NO-ONE, needs to know more about (not-)Robocop 2014

[@sarahclapp505]

Scott's nephew we should have been told 😱😱😱😭😭😭😭😭😭. His sister is going to 💀💀💀 him.

[@joeking3333]

Yeah I understood Ok but still don't know why they didn't include the scenes. Didn't add much extra time, the effects look great and had to cost some time and money into creating them. I can only think that Cameron might have thought T-1000 would seem less menacing if he was severely glitching.

[@desiv1170]

They leave the ring on Brad Pitt's finger... Public: Why did they leave it on? He must have been pining for his ex!!! They digitally remove the ring... Public: Wait, I heard online he was still married then, why doesn't he have a ring on? He must have been having problems at home...

[@RH-ik1jw]

For comedic effect, #5 should have been played twice in a row in the video (or at least play the few bit of it again to make the joke and then move on). Just my opinion.

[@ProfessorEchoMedia]

Where’s the deleted scene of Ewan and Elly helping host this video?

[@Phoenix2312]

1:36 Do people really get confused as to why teh T-1000 Pulses Liquid Metal towards the end of the film??? I was but a mere Naïve Teenager when the film first came out and I figured it out... Dont get me wrong, The Extended Scenes are BETTER, WAY BETTER... but did everyone's brains just shut down???

[@jamespope7669]

In 1991 people knew that it was the effects of the liquid nitrogen. In 2024 ???😂

[@cyberherbalist]

As for Brad Pitt wearing the ring in Moneyball -- after my divorce in 1979, I continued to wear my wedding ring for several months. This was because I hadn't wanted the divorce, and still had feelings about my ex, though I was relieved to be free of her insanity.

[@kunserndsittizen2655]

5:00 why did Scotty bring Peter to the bridge???

[@ajsmovieplace]

Whilst by passing sick bay on the way up ?🤣.

[@kunserndsittizen2655]

@@ajsmovieplace that’s what I mean

[@kunserndsittizen2655]

@@ajsmovieplace Also technically they could have beamed Spock out of the radiation room and used the transporter trace to regenerate him

[@kunserndsittizen2655]

@@ajsmovieplace plus they could have done the transporter thing with Peter too. Spock came up with the idea in the animated series.

[@ajsmovieplace]

@@kunserndsittizen2655 They could indeed 👍 Regardless. Still The Best of the Trek films

[@CursedMohawk]

My favorite roleBrad pit did was Benjamin button

[@eshmaelmlambo9682]

Brad Pitt in snatch is the best

[@sneakernickel]

Why would you use CGI to remove a wedding ring, when a simple google search will tell you that he was remarried? It's not fiction. It's based on the story of a real guy, so his info is out there.

[@vincecotton127]

I thought it was because they saved RoboCops's Pecker aswell......

[@BD-or5yh]

Brad Pitt in Snatch then Fight Club

[@vincecotton127]

Who needed the T1000 glitch explained....C'mon put your hand up ! don't be ashamed.....

[@That_Cyclops_Guy]

Fight Club is the best Brad Pitt movie ever

[@kennethjames9999]

Brad Pitts best role was as Vanisher

[@alm2187]

I thought Vincent was just being a little recalcitrant by not introducing himself so Mia slipped in a little mockery of masculine stoicism.

[@Damiantitan2020]

Favorite Brad Pitt performance.. Snatch. By a mile

[@ElPirato]

There were many cuts in the Pirates Of The Caribbean movies that made for many questions. F.E. Why does Beckett have a grudge against Jack Sparrow?

[@jamespope7669]

How would that be a cut. He has a grudge cause that's his backstory. So it's a cut cause you didn't see it lol

[@Runescope]

The reason you state for Robocop's hand being left is completely wrong. There was supposed to be a thing in the movie where the trigger of the gun is still being pulled by a human hand, not a robot because America is robophobic.

[@Libertyfudge]

Ad Astra is Brad Pitt’s best movie

[@ramonepedgio5964]

Thought Brad Pitt was great in Thelma and Louise.

[@kenyontucker6469]

Benjamin Button.

[@denisgraham2484]

You know, if you were to READ THE BOOKS, you'd get all of these tidbits of information, PLUS many more. Just saying... try reading Forest Gump for example.

[@Porter69692001]

Once upon a time or Fight Club

[@tarantinoish]

Snatch