25 Things You Never Knew about the Film Industry

[@Lisa-Sherlock-Holmes]

The first one about the horse was not to establish all four hooves touch the ground when running. It's the exact opposite. It was to prove the suspicion that all four hooves left the ground at once, hence leaving the horse in a momentary state of hovering.

[@helmutgarcia]

People give Hitler a lot of grief, but remember, he did kill Hitler.

[@kristinradams7109]

LOL! I never thought I'd Ever find jokes about Hitler laugh out loud funny.

[@athena8794]

Monty Python and the Holy Grail was mostly made with money from the sales of Pink Floyd's The Wall. Pink Floyd were such big Python fans that they'd stop recording sessions to watch The Flying Circus. When they heard that Monty Python was trying to make a movie but couldn't get the money, they willingly gave them a good percentage of the album profits from The Wall, no strings attached.

[@donnagilder227]

athena8794 They, along with other musicians, were convinced by the head of Charisma Records to contribute. They decided it was a good tax write off since the UK income tax was ridiculously high. There were 10 separate investors, total. Jethro Tull, Zeppelin, Elton John, Genesis were a few.

[@athena8794]

@@donnagilder227 Did not know that aspect of the story. Huh. Puts a bit of a different light on it.

[@donnagilder227]

athena8794 You were mostly right! Still, very cool information.

[@oddbender423]

Holy grail came out years before the wall. Pink floyd and zeppelin both contributed to help make the film however it wasn't wall money

[@franl155]

And we only got Life of Brian thanks to George Harrison, who put up the money when all studios refused.

[@wrongsalvation8904]

Tristan's little blip of a laugh at the beginning was priceless.

[@catguy5425]

Mike: (talks about Golden Globes) Tristan: (puts up Oscars pic) Mike: (switches to Oscars halfway through)

[@janicemaceachern1004]

lol

[@roberthenleynola]

It wasn't PIE-a Zadora, it was PEE-a Zadora.

[@y_fam_goeglyd]

#17 it wasn't just Ford who was ill. A lot of the crew and cast had dysentery, they were running out of money and film, and Ford suggested that Indy would just shoot the guy anyway. He 'rewrote' a ton of Lucas' lines in Star Wars too. Apparently they weren't that good. You can pretty much bet that all the best lines were from Ford's mind :D

[@HemlockRidge]

Actors flapping their gums about economics, politics, etc., and lecturing on subjects they don't have a clue about.

[@sasamichan]

I have long suspected critics of faking reviews, This is why I like KZbin. I would like to see a list about animals in films and if they got hurt or not. or a list on times actors got hurt. Also a list of movies that never got made even though years of time and money went in to them and they actually made stuff for it or a list on props and costumes reused from other films. or a list of film locations you can actually visit. or a list of historical facts films got right or wrong. Actually a lot of ideas now. I have seen plenty of trailers that lied to me too that can be good if it attracts people but it can also chase them off. I try not to watch too many trailers. I wonder what sort of Hitchcock movie would have been filmed at Disney Land? a list about people related to famous people would be fun too. I do some times wish we could go back to how things used to be in Hollywood when the news about actors just covered them having parties and playing golf and hanging out pol side and it looked like they all knew each other.

[@pdmullgirl]

sasamichan I enjoyed reading your comment. Thought provoking. Nice. ❤️💜💚

[@theroneguytomeswitdarrell4860]

I thought the first movie was about a horse so how could Warner Bros be first to put animals in movies

[@crazyhiphopp]

because it's

[@carlosvillanueva8530]

Actually the bet was if all four of the horse's hooves were off the ground at one time while the horse is running. To know if all the horses hooves touch the ground the ground when they gallop all you have to do is listen, you'll hear the four beat of the hooves. Tigers are water cats they love water and are known to swim and hunt in the water..

[@whyis45stillalive]

@@carlosvillanueva8530 Yup. Off the ground.

[@theroneguytomeswitdarrell4860]

They said Warner Bros were the first to put animals in a movie they said the first movie was a horse running listen ain't a horse a animal duh

[@DrBeanBaggin]

Why is Rotten Tomatoes given so much credibility. And speaking of rotten, some animals were actually killed in Cannibal Holocaust.

[@kristinradams7109]

You're absolutely right, that being only One of the huge reasons this film was so widely banned for so damn long.

[@robertmcghintheorca49]

Yep. No wonder the film was banned in so much countries.

[@robertmcghintheorca49]

3:23 Although he proved no actors died, sadly, he couldn't say the same about the animals. Yep. As gruesome as I sounds, animals were actually killed on set to present a sense of realism.

[@xPockyCrazy]

😱

[@whyis45stillalive]

Until James Cagney came along, live rounds were used, in scenes with guns too. Edit: Spellchecker got me. Carney?

[@kristinradams7109]

Yep. Unfortunately real animal deaths occurred regularly in some of the earlier horror flicks.

[@TonyaB005]

@@kristinradams7109 The very electricity that you use in your home, etc was used to kill an elephant. Edison electrocuted an elephant to death.

[@thecollectiblecollectabill2298]

@@TonyaB005 you know, Topsy wasn't innocent either. She killed 3 of her handlers. I'm just sayin...

[@pascalenimue1392]

He killed 2 women and was never proscecuted z'd payed only 175 dollars😮!!!??? And he is still celebrated today for his work and can live his life comfortably?! And acts like nothing ever happened. Unbelievable. Imagine being family of those victims?!!!!

[@CathySW]

You don't have to, unfortunately, as Harry Dunn's family are still fighting to bring Anne Sacoolas to justice

[@pascalenimue1392]

@@rambofan334 🙄🙈🤨🤔 I know.....unbelievable

[@pamelamays4186]

In movies and television, Lassie was always played by a male collie. Ken Weatherwax, the actor who played Pugsley Addams on the original 1964 Addams Family, was related to Lassie's trainer Rudd Weatherwax. Shirley Temple was the original choice for Dorothy in The Wizard Of Oz. When it was found out that Mel Brooks was going to produce The Fly, many people assumed that the film was going to be a comedy. When Olivia Newton John appears in the film Grease wearing her skin tight leather outfit, the reactions of her male co-stars are real.

[@VintageCarHistory]

I am, in the indi circles, a screenwriter and producer- having one film presented at Lionsgate and two features under option. One thing you did not mention is politics. Hollywood and Washington, DC are in a marriage of convenience. If you write a film and want a chance of getting it produced, you must keep in mind that the two (Hollywood and the government of the USA) are slaves to each other. If you want a real chance of your film being made, as a writer or producer; you must cater to the winds of political fancy and place flowers upon them. Look to history, beginning with Theodore Roosevelt. He is the man that placed the ring upon Hollywood and began the modern model of media politics. Hollywood is a political tool and nothing more- yet this tool has extraordinary power. Why do the political opinions 'matter' of various actors and actresses? It is part of the symbiotic relationship between them. Modern politicians cannot gain power without the Hollywood media- and those in power in Hollywood won't support those that oppose the Academy ideals. The end result- There's a reason why universities refer to media studies as the, 'liberal arts'. If a liberal politician (typically Democratic) is available, Hollywood will support said person. In return, said liberal will support the education/indoctrination that Hollywood can sell using the present factions of lies to the world. In the USA presently, Hollywood is mostly supportive of the Democratic party. It does not matter what the truth may be; 'symbiotic survival' is paramount. Look for yourselves. Can you see Conservatism, Christianity and historic family values being extolled and endorsed in Hollywood today? No. A few folks speak out but they are quickly quenched. So, if you want to make a movie you must adhere to the Democratic liberal agenda. A personal address to Hollywood- Kiss my ass. You're as trapped as you think you have Washington DC trapped. You have lost your ability to think.

[@CharonsNightmare]

ok boomer (and also rightwing nutjob)

[@TonyaB005]

@@CharonsNightmare Ok young hippie.

[@VintageCarHistory]

@@CharonsNightmare Thank you for your response. Some of which I do understand (Being a USN combat veteran I've been called far worse than a rightwing nutjob) However I'm not certain what you mean by the term, 'Boomer'. Would you be so kind as to explain your position without any further ad hominem? I'm more than willing to engage in intelligent debate- thus I invite you to do likewise.

[@robbiekenan8591]

The fact that Hollywood was started as a religious community.

[@Master_Yoda1990]

Wanna guess what Charlie did to keep himself up all that time?

[@dadoctah]

When I saw Hitchcock and Disney in the thumbnail, I was sure you'd mention Hitch's famous quote about Uncle Walt: "Disney has the best casting. If he doesn't like an actor he just tears him up." Another great quote has to do with the Jazz Singer. Produced by the Warner Brothers, Harry Warner's take on talking pictures was "who the hell wants to hear actors talk?" (The full quote reveals that he thought the important thing about sound was the music.)

[@chrissilsby4312]

Did you know where Hollywood was supposed to be at? Falstaff Az. But was moved because of late winter snow storm.

[@MsChappy77]

Flagstaff?

[@shawnschliepp9637]

Warner brothers. You forgot Yakko, Wakko & Dot.

[@putnam83]

How about that the industry began in places like New Jersey and Astoria, New York?

[@emilyanderson3031]

Tristan, you better not be killing animals in YOUR films... I love your sound effects! And thanks for trying to distract me from my homesickness (I just moved a year ago 1000 miles away and am having a hard time with it today). Love you guys

[@lizzdoe2821]

Thank you!!! No one ever talks about how movie/actor awards are BOUGHTEN!!!! I even saw that on the news!!!

[@raychang8648]

The "HOLLYWOOD" sign originally said "HOLLYWOODLAND".

[@jamesamundsen7470]

At first I thought he said chomped on the H and thought that was pretty weird.

[@DrHaydentheFunny]

#14 I told my dad the reason for the price of movie theatre snacks. He still gets tempted to sneak drinks into the cinema.

[@13blackcatzzz]

Hey, it's PEE-YA Zadora, not Pie-ya. 😁

[@michaelcook7090]

Screwed up Peg Entwistle too.

[@PegasusPablo]

This list was *truly* amazing!

[@curtisseymoure9518]

Life of pi tiger was cgi

[@charlespeterson3798]

Art Buchwald. Columnist. 1500 words every other day. Most syndicated writer of the post war. You know, The Big War, lots of noise. Hire an editor, or, Wikipidia. He was also the funniest man you never read.

[@ting280]

All this time I thought the Pi tiger was 100% CGI

[@robertdoherty2001]

#8 “The Jazz Singer” was the first film to have some dialogue and singing. There were previous films which had pre-recorded musical scores interspersed with sound effects. One of the earliest (don’t know about THE first) was 1926’s “Don Juan” starring John Barrymore. The music is quite nice, but the sword fights are punctuated by someone swishing steak knives together which don’t match the action. Some films had select scenes with dialogue intended for theatres wired for sound. The first fully scored, full dialogue film was “The Lights of New York” (1928).

[@MrJasonvc2004]

Eadweard Muybridge created the first motion picture of a horse galloping to settle a bet of which the question was if all the hooves of a horse were in the air and NOT touching the ground at the same point in time. He was hired by Leland Stanford

[@AlanCringLtd]

Yes, I noticed Mike's error, too. As can be seen in the film, all of the horse's hooves are, indeed, off the ground in a rhythmic cycle.

[@p.z.arnott2329]

#5 - The producer was not charged, nor was he fined $5,000 for using the word, "Damn." At the time, the Motion Pictures Production Code, or the Hayes Code, did make one of the rules of no cursing in movies. However, a month before Gone with The Wind was release, an amendment was placed with this rule, in which an movie that is based on history or folklore can curse.

[@alexallen9640]

Interesting and surprising list you guys 🙂👍

[@robertmcghintheorca49]

In another case of irony, 24 years after Psycho, Walt Disney Productions were the first studio to express interest in making A Nightmare On Elm Street. Of course, it would've been a complete different film from the one we know and love today, but thankfully, director Wes Craven turned their offer down and went with New Line Cinema. Incidentally, the production almost drove New Line Cinema to bankruptcy, but the film ironically saved the company. So since then, New Line Cinema has been referred to as "The House That Freddy Krueger built."

[@marlonsanchez3141]

For the RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK, Ford had diarrhea, so he had to cut the scene short.

[@patrickwhatsittoyou8059]

I was told he had dysentery

[@johnmccallum8512]

@@patrickwhatsittoyou8059 Dysentery gives you Dioarrhea.

[@patrickwhatsittoyou8059]

@@johnmccallum8512 so does the flyu ;)

[@TheCat72850]

Thanks for another great vid, Mike and Tristan

[@lizzdoe2821]

Great video!!! Keep them coming!!! 😁

[@whyis45stillalive]

Sheb Wooley did the original Wilhlem scream. He was a regular, on the TV series, Rawhide. He was, in the movie "High Noon". He also performed the song, "The Purple People Eater", in 1958. Sheb also performed under the name Ben Colder... "Almost Persuaded No. 2" a novelty Country song.

[@karenwatts-highe6050]

During the chariot race in the 1925 film Ben-Hur, up to 150 horses were killed. After dozens of horses died in 1936’s The Charge of the Light Brigade (star Errol Flynn helped raise the issue). A horse was jumped off a cliff by the producers of 1939’s Jesse James. The animal drowned; the horse either broke its spine or panicked. Rumor has it-this help start the SPCA.

[@sinsofmemphisto7809]

Art "Bukenwall"!?! Buchenwald was a German concentration camp in WW II. Art Buchwald was a writer for the Hollywood Post. Pie-a Zadora was actually named Pee-a Zadora. Seriously List 25, have somebody over 25 (a.k.a. a grown-up) explain these things to you so you don't wind up looking like Millenial dolts.

[@davidmcmahon4633]

And her first film was Santa Claus Conquers the Martians.

[@kristinradams7109]

The Lord of the Rings films use the Wilhelm scream, too. Lol!

[@alwaysflushinpublic]

Dustin Hoffman stayed awake for days in order to "be real" in the film Marathon Man. Laurence Olivier told him "ever tried acting". Sweet.

[@franl155]

The white horse that Maid Marian rode in The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938) later found fame as Roy Rogers' horse Trigger.

[@rogermorris9696]

Actor Richard Todd to part in the D Day landings, helping capture Pegasus bridge, and was in the movie The Longest Day. He was offered the role of himself but declined, saying (jokigly)he did not want such small role (also he did not want to be seen as a glory hog) ,so he went on to play his commanding officer.

[@franl155]

Can we have a vid on actors who actually went to war? (as opposed to those who only won the war single-handed on film)

[@j.p.6932]

14:19 The upside is that back then, when an actor was under contract with a studio, they’d get a yearly salary even if they weren’t performing.

[@SteampunkFerret]

The celebrity can’t apply for the star. I had coffee with Cassandra Peterson, aka Elvira, before her star. Her fan club had to apply, she wasn’t allowed to do it herself, though she could help with fund raising and stuff. She talked about the crazy process because the friend I was with during this short meeting was the head of her fan club.

[@dalesaylors9251]

Never seen a critic shoot a movie/film. Yes there is a difference

[@AudreyC379]

Very interesting list!

[@minecratsilentbuild5720]

i've stayed up past 72 hours and my eyes never got like that

[@racafritz]

My sister was a makeup artist on a Addams Family movie that starred Tim Curry and Daryl Hanna. She was assigned to Tim Curry. For the first 3 days he was ruthlessly cruel to her and, then she came home and cried which she never showed on set. After that 3 days he was totally cool with her. Sweet and nice. Who knows? Daryl Hanna was always nice and, brought her dog on set. My Sister loves animals so, Ms. Hanna alway brought her dog to see her and, gave my sister a basket of tea with honey sticks. Don’t have any insight, just what she told me.

[@josephjenkinsjr.2507]

The Golden Globes and the Oscars are two different awards ceremonies, please don't conflate the two.

[@SirKnight1096]

Al Jolson was not racist, but his performances were racial. You guys do zero research. Al Jolson was a Jewish man who got into acting and performed in Black Face. He did so bringing attention to Black Americans and their art and culture. He was fighting racism. He performed in Black Face as a representation of Black Americans as he could get in because of the Jim Crow/Black Face shows created by the Democrats. Yes, it was Democrats that created the racist Jim Crow and other Black Face Shows. And the Democrats made Jim Crow Laws. If you studied history you would know that. The Jazz Singer is where Asa Yoelson (Al Jolson) brought Black music to the forefront in the nation. If he were racist do you really think Sammy Davis Junior and Jackie Wilson would have had him as an influence?

[@marlonsanchez3141]

But ROBOTS is good movie though. Lots of fun and forgotten gem of the early '00's.

[@lauriem5751]

Once Charlie Chaplin went independent, he had no "morals clause" to impede his pursuit of underaged girls. He avoided controversy (but not gossip) by marrying them. Also, the goats on Catalina island were nicknamed "Charlies" because of their physical endowments. 😉

[@anthonymorphis7804]

I don’t know why they have to say f-k every other sentence in many of today’s movies. The movies would be just as good if not better without all of the swearing.

[@jacquelynking2184]

Good Will Hunting, prime example!

[@raychang8648]

Don't you mean "without"?

[@anthonymorphis7804]

Ray Chang Thanks!!!! I fixed it.

[@raychang8648]

@@anthonymorphis7804 And, yes, I totally agree with your comment!

[@terryenby2304]

I think some films have excessive swearing in without needing it... but for some films it is accurate for what I would expect in the situation given. I also think swear words are less of a big deal to most of my generation and younger? Like my mum was horrified by ‘bloody’ in Harry Potter, but i didn’t even notice it until she got upset.

[@weescotspaul]

Movie previews/trailers misleading the viewer isn't something that affects me in the slightest. I stopped watching trailers years ago, including "next week..." teasers at the end of tv episodes. I'm the same with books - if I go to the library I will choose books based solely on the title and the author, without reading the synopsis on the back cover. I stopped reading those and watching any preview material for anything after a friend loaned me a book and recommended that I just read it without checking out the synopsis. I did, and was gripped for the entire story. I read the synopsis _after_ finishing the book and, much to my surprise and horror, there was something mentioned in it which actually revealed a massive twist which didn't happen until about 40% into the story. I realised that tv previews and movie trailers can (sometimes) do the same thing, and vowed never to watch any ever again. I understand that this approach won't work for everyone but it does me fine.

[@julianaylor4351]

Recently an idea was put into a film, after the script as a whole was rejected, the writer sued and they had to pay her damages. You need a good lawyer whatever job you get into in Hollywood, especially now the world of Hollywood cover ups has been busted.🎥🎞️📽️🎬

[@gorenchick]

Back in the day in Hollywood, if an actor or director died. The studios they worked for were called first so they could send people to go and get anything that would be damaging to the studio or the actor themselves.

[@tinaharnish]

The S.P.C.A. came into being because of animal cruelty in filming. The actor in the first Tarzan killed the lion because it hurt him!

[@j.p.6932]

1:45 I thought the question was more if there was a time when all four hooves are off the ground, which they are. The video shows that when galloping, the four hooves are never on the ground at the same time

[@prevosfr]

when a film is 30+ years old, there's no spoilers 😂

[@tclaw1406]

The tiger in Life of Pi was completely CGI. I don’t know where you get your info.

[@fozzieatdetourbillnye5514]

He says Golden Globes and shows the Oscars symbol. He's needs to do better editing. And that was an accident about Matthew.

[@Igor-lh9qz]

cool it with the commercials

[@raychang8648]

Great video! Do a video about how many mistakes appear in movies (with 25 examples). Guy wearing black shoes runs around a corner and now they're brown shoes. Liquid level in someones drink goes up and down during the course of a scene. In a stupid movie called "The Last Castle", someone approaches a prison guard tower in a helicopter. Then, he pushes forward on the cyclic pitch stick and the tail swings around and tears up the guardrail. If you push forward like that, you would fly forward and crash into it. If you want to swing the tail around, you would need to do that with your feet. Etc...... (moviemistakes.com is a good resource)

[@hiramdoup524]

I've always found the worse the reviews the better the film!

[@shadypinesma8909]

I love you Mike and Tristan, sometimes I might not be interested in the topic of the video, but I watch to see what you are up to. Your're like my 2 younger brothers that I never had. 😍😘😘💜💙

[@mikeleonard2433]

10 + years for Avatar? WOW! It is one of my favorites tho, what are the favorites of yours?

[@veldabigknife7109]

'Harrison Ford wasn't feeling well.' I'm sure I wouldn't describe dysentery as 'not feeling well'

[@loladiaz3534]

Where did you get you info on #19. The news were that it almost drowned....

[@shaneminer4526]

When I worked at a movie theater, I was told that movie theaters don't profit from actual movies until it's been in theaters for several months. Although while I worked there the second Hunger Games movie was in there for almost 6 months because people kept coming to watch it.

[@Cydonia2020]

Pia Zadora’s first name is pronounced ‘pee-uh’-not that she mattered all that much then....or now.

[@whyis45stillalive]

She sure was cute, for a short time.

[@Cydonia2020]

why is 45 still alive for a short time. Like Bo Derek, they should have stuck to modeling.

[@whyis45stillalive]

@@Cydonia2020 LMAO They were both terrible actresses, weren't they?

[@Cydonia2020]

why is 45 still alive You ain’t just whistling Dixie, my friend.

[@thegingergyrl455]

The Raiders scene always cracks me up because I knew the bts story. 🤓👍🏻

[@tippy651]

If the movie theater sold plain/naked popcorn then I wouldn't have to sneak food in.

[@user-vm5ud4xw6n]

My Hollywood secret is avoiding them like the plague! I’d rather read a good book!

[@julianaylor4351]

I used sneak food in to the cinema, the last time though I didn't, so if I go back, I'll go back to sneaking, the food and drink was not only expensive, but crappy.🍿

[@MsChappy77]

Mike, you deserve a star 🌟 on the Hollywood walk of fame.

[@j.p.6932]

7:08 So wait, they apply for and pay for their stars? I know there’s still criteria. Kim Kardashian wanted one, and wanted them to include reality TV in the categories, but was refused.

[@jeffolsen4380]

Love you guys

[@j.p.6932]

0:22 Sadly, talent is such a small part of making it in film. Who you know, luck and looks are much bigger factors. I know phenomenal actors who just never got their break.

[@truth131313]

The first film about all hooves off the ground was made to settle a bet

[@catmomjill]

Nice. If I hadn't already lost all faith in humanity, I would from this list. (gave you a LIKE anyway) And the deal with Indiana Jones not feeling well? Turns out the whole cast had drunk the local water and everyone was sick.

[@lolacampbell8451]

Mike this is interesting.. My grandfather's second cousin was Hollywood actress Linda Darnell.. and she apparently was a protoge of Daryl F .Zanuck and the Warner's apparently thought her something special..but her roles started to dry up..and the thing is she wouldn't couch hop..or play nice ..the me too gals would have probably been proud of her.. anyway she passed away in a Chicago house fire and some say accident some say arson I tend to think the latter myself..but my grandpa loved her till the day he died and my mom was a little kid when she passed..but she was a good woman and I didn't come around till 83 but I wish she was able to have grown to an old age I think it would have been cool to have heard about Hollywood In the day..but people forget actors aren't better than anyone and just people doing a job and put their pants on one leg at a time like the rest of us and are somebody's loved ones..and the good Lord loves them same as the rest of us.granted some actors are a bunch of Richards and like that goop snake oil pitch lady lol.. and are insufferable turds..but there are a few who never forget where they come from or how to treat others and it's nice to see that..but sadly Mike Hollywood is still a cesspool and it'll take a while to clean up that crap hole. My cousin's story was told to us grandchildren as a cautionary tale to not go to Hollywood my grandpa said never go out there with out a good education and a plan b and a exit plan..my cousin and I are not her exact doppelgangers but there's a good enough family resemblance that we probably could have attempted it when we were younger and I'm not being vain or anything please don't misunderstand this but my cousin and I when we were younger probably have some Hollywood executive drooling because of the family resemblance to Miss Linda and the family connection but we're now in our mid 30s and early 40s and I probably look like comedian Vicki barbolack and my cousin looks more like Jackie from Rosanne after three kids and a domestic life lol..but she chose to be a drug and alcohol mentor and counselor and I chose visual arts and autism awareness ( pro autism) I have Asperger's and physical challenges but they don't have me ..but when we were younger we heeded grandpas warning.. because he saw what Hollywood did to his beloved cousin and it's sad Hollywood ruins not just lives but families anyway love your channel and content and please excuse my lack of punctuation my eyesight stinks... Mike feel free to look her up she was once pinned to be the next Elizabeth Taylor or ava Gardner I'm sorry I'm a tiny biased and think she's better than them as far as talent goes and she's just as pretty as her peers but I'm a little particular from a family pov and my granddad's stories about her and how much he loved her but I think you'd get what I mean

[@rafaelcisneros562]

Jacko, Wacko and Dot were the Warner Brothers

[@victoriacaneal6996]

Dude I'm not even going to lie the Hollywood star thing totally cracked my fragile idea of achieving your dreams as a great talent in the film industry. So naive and maybe so stupid for not knowing the knowledge sooner.

[@joshlunt7827]

RIP Alan Rickman

[@Studi3240]

Huh? I always thought that Selznik didn't have to pay anything since he was quoting from a literary work. I suspect this is also how they were able to get away with using the "n-word" in "To Kill a Mockingbird" in 1963.

[@thegregbooyah]

God that train movie is a classic

[@timothygodwin7575]

We all need to pitch in to get mike a star on the Hollywood walk of fame! Let’s do it!

[@list25]

Now I am wondering if there's ANY KZbinrs on there.

[@timothygodwin7575]

@@list25 you could be the first! I’ll attend the ceremony.

[@garycarpenter2980]

Many stars that are dead don't have stars which they need,these new stars don't need them no matter how many movies they made or tv shows for that matter their music

[@joniroxanne96]

#4 And *Bohemian Rhapsody* was in development since ~2010. 😃

[@cannedmusic]

#10, I like the Goofy scream better, it, too, has been used in numerous films.

[@missloublou4628]

Pretty sure people paid for oscars this year, the Irishman not winning anything 🤔🤔

[@spetterman2916]

Best Supporting Actress was the only bullshit one to me. The supporting actress for Little Woman played her younger self as a jealous insecure younger sister and then as an older more mature go out and get what she wants adult! Why didn't she win?

[@Elle-mq8ij]

I wanted Jojo Rabbit to win!

[@christopherwatkins9817]

To get Drew Barrymore to cry in the movie ET they gave her a dog that day and then right before she was to shoot that part they told her the dog got ran over by a grip truck and then they shoved in front of a camera while she was bawling her eyes out that's probably part of the reason she has trouble with alcoholism. if you want movie facts you should call me

[@randymorris8740]

You forgot Walt Disney was a spy for the FBI...

[@pattycake5643]

I just thought film review critics had bad taste.

[@pdmullgirl]

Patty Cake I agree. But what I really want to know, is Patty Cake your real name?? Either way, it’s cool. ❤️💜💚

[@pattycake5643]

@@pdmullgirl thank you and it is my nick name

[@tbabes9477]

Merch idea, keychains. Easier to collect and can be quite useful.

[@carlosvillanueva8530]

Tristan next time Mike tells you to name every movie ever, just say "MOVIES" you will have effectively named every movie ever.

[@maryclairekalamafoni9524]

The"maggots" in the sailors food were actually grains of rice in The Battleship Potemkin.

[@thesmokingburrito9097]

many things are interesting but nothing is surprising anymore. I can't decide if that's good or bad.