Top 10 True Story Movies That Actually Showed The Craziest Part

[@WatchMojo]

Which of these stories did you find the most unbelievable? Let us know in the comments below! For more of our movie lists, click here!: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3XEon6XpZd6qKc

[@pandorasbox4238]

It wasn't Nancy's thigh he hit. It was her knee.

[@St.Linguini_of_Pesto]

_Each & every_ one of the incredible stories were made into amazing films.. each film was overshadowed by how intensely mindblowing the events depicted were.. even if a few films had embellished the tales being told. There are many reasons a story is embellished when made into a film, but as long as the basic gist of the tale isn't sullied, there are no problems (imho). "Impossible" & "Alive" are possibly my favorites on this list, simply because those are two _amazing & beautiful_ tales of survival, with the odds stacked up against the core characters in the story. I haven't seen Tarantino's "Once Upon A Time In Hollywood" yet, but I like when he puts a twist into a historical event.. I cannot wait to see that film [I lovelovelove the way he ended WWII... Adolf definitely got his just desserts].

[@sadie9728]

Apparently the most unbelievable thing about The Impossible is that the lead wasn't a blonde white lady 🤷‍♀️

[@rileyandmike]

His gender affirmation surgery -hahahaha. You mean his sex change!!!

[@bruja_cat]

Alan Turing’s story is so heartbreaking… he saved MILLIONS of people and was a key factor to stopping the war and how did they thank him? They tortured him.

[@janbadinski7126]

He deserved better.

[@elphaba4674]

absolutely disgusting! Shame on all who was involved!

[@annbsirius1703]

Yes, all that happened to him was awful! The cop who arrested him in the movie, suspected him of worse crimes, and gradually learned his real story and felt bad was fictional. It's one of the artistic licenses I respect because it helps focus the audience and might have somewhat happened.

[@amy_pieterse]

That part of the movie made me cry.

[@thedevilsrockstxr2309]

what did he do

[@IzzysTravelDiaries]

Alan Turing's story is a great example of how hang-ups about sexuality, race, and similar things are detremental to humanity as a whole. If he had not died, if he had been left alone to live his life the way he wanted, just imagine the things he could have done.

[@kenyanicholas6809]

💯

[@jduce68]

Yep👍 The stupidity, bigotry, and depravity of the human race sometimes makes me feel like we deserve to go extinct. We are very much our own worst enemy.

[@thedevilsrockstxr2309]

Yeah I'm pretty sure his PTSD from the torture and castration had nothing to do with that

[@IzzysTravelDiaries]

@@thedevilsrockstxr2309 I don't get your comment.

[@StuartFoust]

@@thedevilsrockstxr2309 he was castrated and forced to use hormones because he was gay. That's it. He committed no crime other than that of being gay.

[@AngelicusImmortus]

The imitation game shows a true tragedy. He was totally wrecked and destroyed by society. Yet his work made KZbin possible. He is the father of computing. You wouldn’t even have a smartphone without him. He was the true genius of the 20th Century.

[@ADDButterfly]

Imitation Game was so upsetting. That happening at all was horrible.

[@SensationalBanana]

I know, I sob every single time I see that ending... Absolutely horrific, an INTERNATIONAL Hero's life ending in such a way... It is estimated that him and his team shortened the war by approximately 2 years, saving COUNTLESS lives!

[@henriflego9574]

Even more upsetting, it’s till happens to this day.

[@ADDButterfly]

@@henriflego9574 mostly towards pedophiles, which I don't feel bad for.

[@ardenalexa94]

@@ADDButterfly unfortunately in some ways it does still happen for many gay people. There are still camps for kids who are gay to make them straight. It’s horrible.

[@ADDButterfly]

@@ardenalexa94 I know. it makes me sick there is still things like that.

[@RowanWarren78]

The end of the movie, The Imitation Game, absolutely tore me up. He was an actual hero, betrayed by his own country. It was a monumental injustice.

[@markalexander3659]

Alan Turing saved literally millions of lives and it's estimated that his breaking of the Nazi codes ended WW2 TWO YEARS earlier than it otherwise would have. He's one of the greatest hero's of all time. And they thank him by throwing him in prison and torturing him for seven years until he commits suicide. One of the most heart-breaking stories and a perfect example of the evils of prejudice.

[@Ramza1987]

"Alive" was based on an accident suffered by a rugby team from my country. That's a really famous story around this part of the globe. That's something that stays with you forever.

[@FedericoB1891]

Aguante Uruguay papá

[@kenbrown2927]

I watched The Imitation Game a few years ago, and was so saddened and angered by the way he was abused at the end of his life. As a fellow queer person, it hit me deeply. I saw 127 Hours in theater, and will never forget the sound they used while he was cutting his nerves and muscles. Like an amateur plucking horribly at a violin. Aron did what he had to do. (And wow, I can't believe this movie is 12 years old!!!)

[@alyssashield3005]

Omg that sound! So I saw the movie in the cinema and the sound really got to me.. but I was okay. A few days later I actually read the true story of when the actual guy described cutting his own arm off and whilst reading it I could hear that sound in my head and I fainted and had to have the ambulance come. 🤣 I will never watch that movie again.

[@ozymandiasultor9480]

@@alyssashield3005 You fainted reading a book and an ambulance had to come??? If that is true, I wonder what will you do if you start reading "120 days of Sodom" by Marquise de Sade or some horror books that I know about...

[@M_SC]

@@alyssashield3005 that’s cool somehow

[@draineweeks9605]

The Imitation Game is one of my all time favorite movies. It's sad that it took until 2014 for the British government to apologize and pardon Alan Turing.

[@crystyleinc]

You forgot about PAIN & GAIN. The scene with The Rock grilling the hands outside, and them returning the chainsaw back to the store with hair and blood on it, was 100% real.

[@W.E.M.L]

I don't understand why people were mad or hated Snowden like he told you your government is spying on you and you're mad at him? Lmao wut

[@jimbo9208]

Edward Joseph Snowden (born June 21, 1983) is an American former computer intelligence consultant who leaked highly classified information from the National Security Agency (NSA) in 2013, when he was an employee and subcontractor. His disclosures revealed numerous global surveillance programs, many run by the NSA and the Five Eyes Intelligence Alliance with the cooperation of telecommunication companies and European governments, and prompted a cultural discussion about national security and individual privacy.

[@Awesomesauce1_8_6_4]

Unfortunately, the harmful kind of nationalism runs deep in this country and many people are properly brainwashed. 😕

[@user-uu5vc6gv4c]

I think the main reason he was hated was due to him saying racist things, im not sure though nor am i 100% sure if he did say racist things or not

[@eifelitorn]

@@user-uu5vc6gv4c nah, it was pc the media treated him as a traitor

[@user-uu5vc6gv4c]

@@eifelitorn yea but i thought he also said a lot of racist things but idk for sure, i'll double check at some point

[@xinixini1826]

The last one, "Ask A Mortician" goes into entertaining detail on it in her "The Rugby Team That Fell From the Sky" video.

[@ericawillis.]

Ive watched that a few times. Her videos are amazing

[@ashesfalldown492]

Yeah hearing they weren’t at first believed at hospital because they looked too healthy was an interesting factoid. I love her videos.

[@ashleyharper8894]

I love Caitlin. She is so amazing and does a fantastic job at making death easier to talk about

[@phantom0012]

Yess! Another Ask A Mortician fan!! She's amazing and always excellent at explaining tragedies with respect and humor

[@amy_pieterse]

Her videos are amazing. And I love the way she handles some of the sensitive topics with respect.

[@KennFast]

The most interesting part of Black Klannsman is that Ron didn’t actually change his voice to sound “white” over the phone. He used his real voice!

[@joermnyc]

“Dog Day Afternoon” is pretty much all true, they did change the bank to a storefront in the middle of a block. The real bank was a stand alone 1 story building on a corner that wouldn’t let them film. My Aunt worked there, but after the robbery. It was on Avenue P and East 3rd street, a few blocks away from the F train… It was torn down awhile ago, now it’s a 5 over 1 (commercial first floor, residential on top of it). Also the food they ordered for the hostages wasn’t pizza, it was burgers. I believe they changed Pacino’s character’s name from John to Sonny because the real John was still alive and couldn’t make money off of his story from prison.

[@maxscheidler]

Dog Day Afternoon is such a great film. Pacino played some of the best roles of the 70’s!

[@Seinari]

I had a relative that was actually a part of that rugby team and he actually missed the plane because he overslept. He then took another plane only to arrive in Chile and find out what had happened. Ironically enough he died years later after he fell asleep while driving and crashed his car against a truck

[@M_SC]

Maybe he had narcolepsy

[@BigFella117]

I don’t care if people flame me for this, but I admire Edward Snowden for having the courage to defy the government and expose those illegal surveillance programs

[@necroarcanistxiii]

Nowadays, people seem to just accept they're being spied on just so they can be advertised to.

[@jstohler]

Too bad he's a Russian tool now.

[@maileannlouie]

I agree! He got the shaft big time. So sad he gets confused with Asange. I mean hello apples and oranges. Kind of like people don’t know the difference of socialism and communism

[@madampluto3092]

I admire him for that too. May God keep him safe.

[@BigFella117]

@@madampluto3092 amen to that 🙏

[@kennethferrari5232]

In The Ghost and The Darkness two lions actually did team up and become Maneaters. The name of the movie comes from the names the local people gave the 2 lions. Atomic Twister while a little on the campy side is actually based on a true story. A tornado did hit a nuclear power plant here in the US.

[@curiousmind616]

Turin was posthumously pardoned by the Queen, he has now been put on our money and rightfully so , his treatment was appalling,

[@Diggy22]

I'd say about 80% of Pain & Gain could be suited for this list. Everything from the actual kidnapping to having to grill fingerprints off of severed hands in the open was straight from the case of the Sun Gym Gang. Reading the news article about the case, then watching the movie, it's unbelievable how much of it actually happened.

[@denistuohy2535]

Wow, I never looked into the story of it and figured it was like 99% bullshit

[@zoyadulzura7490]

The movie even left out some of the shocking but real grisly details, I assume for the sake of time/storytelling succinctness.

[@2244ntho66]

"The Impossible" was an amazing movie showing how love and family can get you through horrible situations.

[@Frankiebug21]

and bonus: bitty Tom Holland

[@JessR08]

It was absolutely amazing! Nicole and Tom's performances were amazing ‐ especially with it being tom's first movie! Also I'm sure during filiming the movie no one especially Tom thought that a couple years from then he would be cast as Spider-Man! And living with Zendaya 🥰

[@HerbalMoon17]

I, Tonya filled me in on what I was too young to notice at the time. I didn't know, for example, that Nancy still went on to compete in the Olympics. And I thought for the longest time that Tonya had gone after her knees with a baseball bat, not husband's friend + hip + tactical baton.

[@laurab5750]

Actually, Kerrigan was hit on the back of her knee. Badly bruised but had time to recover before the Olympics. I was delighted to see Oksana Baiul best her for the gold. While I can't excuse the attack, I always found Tonya's skating to be far more exciting than kerrigan's...and kerrigan's post Olympic behavior was appallingly whiny and rude.

[@kiahmadison8541]

Alan Turing took his own life. The ambiguity was to spare his mother who could not accept suicide as his cause of death. I played Alan in high school and while much was accurate many things in the movie were fabricated for continuity.

[@RowanWarren78]

He took his own life after being betrayed so badly. He was a hero, enabling the allies to eventually win WW2. What he was made to endure (chemical castration) was a monumental injustice.

[@Beth_Alice_Kaplan]

I read about that on Wikipedia. Quite a bit of effort to give one person the hope that you didn't commit suicide when you did...he must have care for his mother very deeply!

[@DonoZeek]

To think over million people still believe it's Alan Turing's own fault for being gay, getting castrated, imprisoned, and killing himself. It's sad major parts of the world hate people like Alan Turing with no logic and with pure hatred.

[@nathanjones6638]

I would enjoy letting those people experience what Turing did. After all, if bigots can't breed, humanity wins.

[@anima099]

127 hours. That's a film I could only watch once and still remember the parts I wish I didn't. The fact that it was real...man, I would have DIED instead.

[@barb7124]

You dont know until you are in that situation how strong your will to survive is.

[@M_SC]

Most people would have just hoped for something to save them and then died.

[@char1737]

Alive was a glossy Hollywood film it was good but the original spanish/American film Survive was much more true it had a grittyness that added to the film it's still worth a watch

[@M_SC]

Ty

[@mmcfreds]

The Ghost and the Darkness - the railcar trap was real, and accurately portrayed in the movie.

[@KristiContemplates]

The concept labelled "indecency" then is what we today would label "gay/queer" The concept labelled "homosexual" then is today labelled "child molester" (typically male predator preying on male minors) The linguistic shift has yet to be completed, thus a lot of people who still equate homosexual people with child abusers

[@RowanWarren78]

Absolutely. I work with several outreach organizations that help provide food clothing and temporary housing for homeless and at-risk youth, many of whom are lgbtq teens who were rejected by their parents. The far-right loves to insinuate that the lgbtq community is predatory. In truth, a child predator is more likely to be a close family member, neighbor, or family friend. I can tell you this much, I'd rather leave a child with a dear friend who is lgbtq for an entire afternoon, than leave them with a priest for an hour

[@M_SC]

I don’t know if it’s that simplistic

[@56postoffice]

I have never seen *"The Imitation Game"* but now I must. Benedict was Oscar nominated for this, right?

[@Aishhere-YT]

He really did oscar winning acting in this movie.

[@KristiContemplates]

Real. Tragic. Beautiful 😢

[@CrazzyLaddy69]

Bring Kleenex

[@ilovegeenadavis]

not sure why they didn’t clarify that the “indecency” was turing just being gay.

[@RowanWarren78]

Indecency was the term used at that time to, wrongfully, criminalize people in the lgbtq community. Of course we know differently now.

[@ilovegeenadavis]

@@RowanWarren78 so what? the editor , script writer, voice actor , someone should have said, the “indecency” referenced was that he’s gay. that was not explained at all. it could be misleading without that context added or at the very least , leave people wondering.

[@jeremypope9534]

Surprised THE GHOST AND THE DARKNESS didn’t make the list.

[@bboutwell69]

The way we treated that poor man (Turing). It was a crime

[@docireland]

Hacksaw Ridge, come on.

[@chriscripplercruz1833]

Save millions of lives and you get castrated for your efforts as a gay disabled veteran I found this disgusting but I'm glad they didn't play it down

[@giancarlotubal5985]

Suggestion: Top 10 disturbing events in history

[@jimbo9208]

go to there website

[@CPL844]

Yeah, that's what we remember about Wolf on Wall Street movie lmaooooooo

[@starlorde3060]

This should have been called, top 10 movies to binge watch

[@aleatharhea]

I've avoided 127 hours. I just don't think I'll be able to watch it.

[@flyany6682]

Surprisingly it was a really good movie he had to drink his own piss just to stay dehydrated and that arm scene was horrifying to watch even for me a horror fan! 🙎‍♂️

[@rocketrooster2410]

Leonardo Decaprio had to freez his ass off to get his first Oscar.

[@amandacrawford7340]

he was also a laughing stock in alberta (where the movie was filmed) because he thought chinooks, which are a natural weather habit in lower alberta were a result of climate change

[@doloreslehmann8628]

He should have got his first Oscar for "Gilbert Grape."

[@evildead2276]

Love this. So glad I got to meet Julian

[@chriscripplercruz1833]

I remember when Alive came out it was huge huge thing and it didn't mess around with sugar coating the truth back then that was a big deal

[@noahsnation2433]

Them: When it comes to the wolf of Wall Street there’s one image that everyone remembers Jordan bellfort hi on qaludes trying to get into his car Me: that’s not at all what I always picture

[@tylerhoffman9856]

The Imitation Game is upsetting. It’s also why people who are against LGBTQ should stick to their conviction and not use any computer device.

[@aqdrobert]

Revenant Bear: Sheesh! I walk 127 miles every day surviving on nuts and berries. They need to make the sequel about ME!

[@steven-i6j]

If the movie followed the true story of the revenant the film would have only been an hour and alot more sadder the guy didnt go all that way, he got to the nearest town and spent months recovering and never went after the guy and never seen any of the crew ever again to tell them what happened and if he did manage to find any member of the crew it would have been more likely they wouldnt have cared about his son been killed that in there eyes would have been "a savage".

[@angusmaxim3450]

Pain & Gain, barbecuing off the fingerprints on the dead victims hands.

[@babybunnyofdoom6834]

Kinda wish “Everest” was on here. If the film wasn’t based on actual events Weathers’ survival would be considered unrealistic. I mean even with it being based on true events it sounds unreal.

[@Mel-lj5cq]

sometimes that's what's so amazing about these kinds of movies - they'd be kitschy or unrealistic if they weren't based on a true story and that makes it all the more wild to watch. Jungle is kind of like that too, about Yossi Ghinsberg surviving in the Amazon

[@cesarvictorino8624]

Top 10 Movie Villains You Didn’t See Coming.

[@booksrbetterthanpeople9621]

At the very last second in the movie when Ron Stallworth was taking that photo with David Duke, he put his arm around him

[@cesarvictorino8624]

Top 10 Families That Were Brought Back Together By A Big Disaster In Movies.

[@nightangel972000]

1:55 that’s not the most memorable scene according to my brothers. But they’re pigs, so…

[@tobennaokoli4450]

You could save the whole world, but if you’re not what people deem “acceptable” then it means nothing. Goes to show how we as human beings are seen more for our value than for our character.

[@panosgarg6094]

RUSH - NIKI LAUDA !!

[@larrylebowski8386]

Let’s just say “I’m da man”! I’ve seen 8 of those movies so if you ever need a risky rescue, call Larry Lebowski!

[@thesausagecontinuim1971]

wait what? the real life wolf of wall street could NOT remember driving home... but COULD remember exactly how he crawled along the ground??? really????

[@tracysteele7652]

Enjoyed the countdown watched 4 of the films but were was Eddie Redmayne film theory of everything such a brilliant film the way he protrude Stephen Hawkins was fantastic

[@robchuk4136]

I assume War Movies are exempt (probably a category to themselves) but if I could add one, how about the head in a vice scene from *Casino*

[@lisaisley1664]

Lol... The beginning of iTonya is SO real. I remember her coming to my apartment with a pack of cigs in one hand and her inhaler in the other🤣! She was dating my boyfriend's roommate (his name was Shane, too... not the guy involved in the scandal... he was a real winner 👌)! But yes, from what I remember, this is pretty accurate!

[@Celessar1988]

Im surprised Selina wasn't on this list. Her best friend shooting her was so terrible.

[@MemBirdman]

It’s funny to me that The Impossible, with Ewan McGregor and a young Tom Holland in it, is referred to as starring Naomi Watts.

[@xaldrexane]

Really surprised that the hand grilling scene from pain and gain wasn't here

[@MrSpankee02]

The Impossible was an outstanding film.

[@Beth_Alice_Kaplan]

It's equally revolting that it took over 50 years for the UK to apologize for their treatment of Alan Turing, and still *another* decade to pardon every man who had been convicted under the anti-homosexuality laws.

[@Mel-lj5cq]

always reminds me of how, when the Nazi concentration camps were liberated, most prisoners were freed. The gay men ended up being further imprisoned.

[@TheThird1977]

"When it comes to The Wolf of Wall Street, there is one image that everyone remembers" - Proceeds to not show THE one image EVERYONE remembers.

[@sheilagravely5621]

I love Benedict Cumberbatch. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🙏🙏💚💚💚😘but, I don't want to see that movie.

[@ardenalexa94]

It was well done but so sad.

[@goldenvulture6818]

Chemical castration is still being produced & still being used today as a conviction sentence punishment. Very sadly but not surprisingly numerous individuals still don't consider it to be an unethical/unjust punishment and they don't care about the horrible effects of it.

[@hectorsmommy1717]

In the US, 9 states allow it as a condition of parole for sex offenders. In some of those, it is mandatory only for repeat offenders and in others first time offenders can be required. As a woman, depo provera isn't scary because it is a common birth control but giving it to men is a whole different animal.

[@goldenvulture6818]

@@hectorsmommy1717 Yes I know

[@jay.shah96]

In Kashmir, India, date 19th January 1990, radical islamic tyrants did an announcement in the loudspeakers of the masjids : "Raliv, Galiv yaa chaliv" meaning Convert, Leave or Perish to all Hindu men, but leaving Hindu women behind. And then begin the mass genocide. Last Friday on 03/11/2022, after 32 long years a movie was released called: The Kashmir Files. This movie have shown no holds barred events on how that Genocide happened. Please at least search about it on Google and if possible, watch it. Please!! Even we indians were kept unaware of this gruesome part of our History! Please have a look

[@misseselise3864]

it’s not unethical/unjust punishment. castration lowers the sex drive so it makes a sexual reoffender less likely to reoffend yet again. i feel zero empathy/sympathy for someone who can’t stop being an offending sexual predator. it’s not hard at all to not rape people

[@hectorsmommy1717]

@@misseselise3864 Unjust? No. Unethical? Maybe.

[@ownedkid13]

The movie Rush

[@christopherkaiser8369]

They even left out a big part too. Niki's eyelids got burnt off. He had surgery to get new eyelids. The last race he did quit early. But it wasn't just because of his love for his wife. His eyes can't produce tears anymore. The rain made it almost impossible to see.

[@TySama0]

No, I feel like most people remember the Margot Robbie scene in Wolf of Wall Street.

[@jeaniebird999]

Yep

[@ellnats]

9:54 you ever see 127 hours? spoiler alert, ARE YOU THERE GOD ITS ME MARGRET!!

[@cimalasheffield3450]

For those unaware that is a Deadpool reference.

[@ellnats]

@@cimalasheffield3450 up high bud

[@robbie5138]

Touching the Void should make it on the list

[@DR_L3G0]

The impossible should be higher because ITS EWAN MCGREGOR!!!

[@RooiRokBokkie]

I enjoyed wolf of Wall Street I'm just a little skeptical of Jordon Belfords stories, some of his claims have little evidence and he def comes across as a story teller

[@gabrielkinsel4345]

Let me go ahead and correct number 9. What he took was a lemmon a stronger pre dated version of quaaluids. Lemmon sold their rights over to the company that would make quaaluids. The drug Jordan belford would abuse severely in the movie. However he took lemmons not quaaluids.

[@LevvyJFoxxy]

"When it comes to Wolf of Wall Street, there's one scene that everyone remembers" Me: *margot robbie naked EHEHE*

[@michellecrocker2485]

#7 is just crazy in general cuz you’re surprised it even happened

[@ddrew1973]

"The leading theory is Turing took his own life". No, actually the leading theory is that he accidently poisoned himself with a faulty gold plating machine.

[@gerardoaguilera9407]

A Beautiful Mind

[@annemarie3802]

127 hrs was such a hard watch, every second I was like "welp, he gonna die".

[@Dclerkin17]

👏🏻A👏🏻R👏🏻G👏🏻O

[@a.morrigan5870]

What about Touching the Void? Or did you consider it more of a doco?

[@mattyguy4286]

3096 days should've been on here

[@meganpowell2041]

I'm not sorry for The Wolf of Wall Street being my absolute favorite movie of all time!

[@nathanjones6638]

I can't watch it, because I know that monster is still alive. Seeing people do those sorts of crimes and survive is an infuriating tragedy.

[@St.Linguini_of_Pesto]

Tonya Harding is _easily_ the better skater.. it is a shame that those two fools acted out some hare-brained idea & got her eliminated before the world could see what a talented skater she is.

[@nathanjones6638]

So sad a narcissistic criminal couldn't show the world her "talent." So what if she skated all nice and pretty? She just lost what she never deserved in the first place.

[@lindsaycrites2789]

The impossible was amazing and made me love tom Holland he was so young and great

[@lailastromas8605]

I actually cried watching the impossible when it came out first movie other than soul suffer that I cried on

[@dangeiger9796]

Apollo 13

[@NorkDorf]

Whoever's reading this, I pray that whatever your going through gets better and whatever your struggling with or worrying about is going to be fine and that everyone has a fantastic day! Amen

[@kesho9666]

"... estamos vivos! Mmm, pásame otra pierna de copiloto...."

[@hpeace5916]

Let's take a poll; who would eat human flesh to stay alive?

[@cimalasheffield3450]

Not me for religious reasons.

[@ellnats]

#1 yeah see i have no problem eating animals if they already dead, but THAT!!! i dont think i could

[@nathanhamming3099]

Where is Hacksaw Ridge at...

[@jakeydeefpv]

I'm going to have to disagree with your choice of scene from The Wolf of Wall Street. I'm pretty sure that the Margot Robbie scene is ingrained in everybody's mind, man and woman alike. My experience when first watching it (with a group of friends and none of us had seen the movie yet), But when she slid open those doors, none of us expected it. I came out of nowhere. Oh whoops! Sorry. IT came out of nowhere

[@cdagyekybcrpaa]

Overall a great video, but I’m sorry, the narrator’s voice feels so wrong for, well….. narration in watchmojo’s videos. Its just too upbeat even by their standards to gel well

[@ShatnerLover]

Tonya and Jeff are from my neighborhood.

[@someidiot9343]

Pain and gain?

[@jay.shah96]

Include The Kashmir Files to this list..

[@bricecass2208]

that is not what every one remembers from wolf of wall street but yeah framing for the list go

[@fluffgirl1000]

His arm would have to be numb after a few days

[@Ddanielgonzalez]

Snowden was did wrong, he let the world know.

[@cherifbenayada]

That climber is one baaaad maaaan. The guy who infiltrated the kkk is a legend. The rest naaaaah