The Most Expensive Movie Scenes We Never Saw

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Which entry shocked you? Which one was predictable? Let us know!

[@leviackerman1799]

I don't think anything is as expensive as Henry Cavill's CGI moustache 🤣🤣😂

[@KrustydaClown]

Wait what? Everything that Zack shot was in Zack Snyder’s Justice League. All the 70 million was used on was the Knightmare sequence, the Martian Manhunter scene and to do the VFX for a 4 hour film. Nothing was reshot. Where would they have had the time to do so during a pandemic? The Knightmare and Manhunter scenes even were shot in his own backyard…

[@littledudefromacrossthestr5755]

Ikr

[@davidmoore8741]

I've worked on over 65 movies and tv shows, the amount of money that's wasted is unreal... u have no idea, the amount of fuel costs is completely insane...

[@bambinocinefilo9702]

I’m glad that Michael J. Fox ended up being Marty.

[@bambinocinefilo9702]

This is actually wasted money. Luckily most of these movies we’re successful.

[@KneelB4Bacon]

I hope Max Brooks was well-paid for World War Z.

[@Altmetalpunk]

I feel like days of future past should have had a movie before to explain more of what happened to get us there

[@azzamatic4190]

Every back to the future fan wants to see the Eric Stoltz scenes

[@Forsoothious]

That mustache

[@40g33k]

They could always add it back for collectors editions.

[@KneelB4Bacon]

It's much easier to make movies cheaply if you begin with a good story. You should not be doing re-shoots and rewrites unless something catastrophic has happened on the set. (Like an actor freaking DIES during shooting.) Good writing also gets you invested in the characters and what happens to them. That way, you don't have invent stakes by writing scenes where "10,000 CG characters we don't care about fight another 10,000 CG characters we don't care about." Some of the best TV shows I've ever seen are "bottle show" episodes that were done because the show had a limited effects budget.

[@ScreenRant]

You rebel, you! We see what you did there

[@aegis7368]

Could you do a pitch meeting for the movie Upgrade???

[@trailersic]

7:36 To me 'Home Video' would imply being filmed using a Video Camera, recording to Tape. When it IS a home movie, shot on 8mm film with a film camera. The first Video Tape being demonstrated in 1951.

[@KathyJeanActress]

Good episode, SR, thank you.

[@ScreenRant]

Thank you for the support Kathy!

[@KathyJeanActress]

@@ScreenRant You're welcome!

[@notvcinema8741]

I hope if they did did a remake of Back to the Future, Eric Stoltz appears as a cameo.

[@misaeljoelvera6631]

"Home video shot by the film's composer ". This is 1939, there is no "Home Video" equipment that time. Composer Harold Arlen probably shot the footage in 8mm film, the consumer version of preserving memories at that time. Or even 16mm. But not video, yet.

[@batsam247]

Make the next pitch meeting video about space jam a new legacy

[@IKEMENOsakaman]

Wowwww movies cost a LOT!!!!

[@xhoosier_daddy]

LOKI'S PITCH MEETING, WHEN?

[@alm2187]

So there was some conflict over how much to feature Rogue in that X-Men movie and the Rogue cut shows what it would be like if Rogue won?

[@_grumpy_2669]

The incredible bulk

[@dustinfreeman1451]

Speaking of "Wizard of Oz", What happened to Todo at the end of the movie? He is not being seen when Dorothy was back home.

[@Victimesty]

He is very much seen! He comes to Dorothy's bed after some dialogue and lies on her lap. She even spokes to him while holding him in her arms. I'm sure of it.

[@alm2187]

How did the sheepdog get onboard the locomotive at the end of Back to the Future III?

[@comiccolector2432]

This is cool

[@josecampoy7048]

JOSÉ CAMPO CASAGUTEY

[@tylerhackner9731]

🔥🔥

[@d3monknight68]

really good for you and yoshi but I don't consider myself a great receiver for the past 3months but I'm hoping to see if they will make a difference between the hospital and my shoulder!!!

[@haiderzaidi9751]

But they get their money's worth.......

[@surajprakash8900]

Snyder kids? Y so toxicity man towards us? Y? You wouldn't dare to say the same for Marvel fanboys?

[@water9503]

Hi people

[@64324037]

Still not pitch meeting

[@GokulOnFire]

Snyder Kids? You peddle for Marvel so much its almost servile. So don't make it about fanboyism. BvS DoJ was true cinema & the fans did the impossible to make a corporate backtrack, something sheeple marvel fans can't make their behemoth social engineering pioneer Disney corp do.

[@Jackieboy402]

Hi I was 4th

[@GG-gw9oo]

First

[@banditthesniper9246]

Um frist

[@Coconutz_vr]

First

[@taconinja8493]

First