You Will Never Watch Movies the Same Again

[@Fan-lq6uv]

Regarding sound trick at around 6:30 did you know hoofbeats were often added where horses were used on sand and dirt. Normally sand and dirt made very little sound when trodden on by horses, but many people aren't used to not hearing horses' hoofbeat so the sound were added. Some sounds were added intentionally to appeal to audience even if they were not realistic.

[@JaneAustenAteMyCat]

They still do this. The more you listen, the more you realise

[@BridgetKF]

FOLEY is SO much fun! Of ALL the things I learned in college during my classes, my favorite part was when I learned how FOLEY worked and how to create it.

[@holpcs2]

11:08 That's pretty cool and genius how they created cloud effects before CGI was around.

[@Bunny99s]

Right. Even in early SciFi series like the german "Raumpatrouille" (which had only 7 episodes in 1966) they used many mundane tricks to create quite stunning effects for the time. For example for laser gun shots shey literally used a black painted wooden wall with a horizontal slit in it and they filmed the wall while someone with a light walked behind it. This underexposed shot was simply superimposed on the actual movie to add in the "flying laser bullet". People were really creative at the time. I think we lost a lot of that creativity to CGI and as a result the creativity as a whole seems to drop. Still we live in amazing times now and it was amazing back then, just quite different :)

[@stabor_editor]

Practical effects for the win! The same reasons that the Jurassic Park dinosaurs look so good 30+ years later. All of them - in shots where the dino(s) were in proximity to actors - were made with practical effects (puppetry, animatronics, etc). Only the mass scenes like the herd of Gallimimus (yeah, I had to look that name up lol) had CGI, and that was just to create volume of creatures in the background.

[@christinarentschler2296]

Some of the Old techniques, like the cloud tanks, are being dusted off and put back into use by young directors/actors like Ron Howard.

[@kenninast]

For Mourning Myrtle they took an older actress for a very different reason: at 37'ish, you don't change a lot any more. Certainly not so much that it cannot be fixed by makeup. Ghosts don't grow older, you know. And she had to show up in more than just one film.

[@XLindsLuvsPinkX]

*Moaning Myrtle was played by Shirley Henderson, and this is what is written in an article: “Henderson has her own theory as to why she was cast. Talking to The Telegraph, she said of Myrtle, “She’s a multifaceted character; lots of mood swings and simmering emotions. Maybe that’s why they chose an adult rather than an actual 14-year-old.” So even she isn’t completely sure why they picked her. You’re right that makeup and cgi can really change an appearance. I think they just really liked her for the roll because of her voice, she’s pretty well known, and very talented.

[@didgereemedia194]

There's a mistake in the original cut of Titanic. In the scene where Jack and Rose run onto deck to see the boats are gone, there's a spot in the top left corner where you can briefly see the nearby city lights where the sinking sequences were filmed.

[@charlesbrentner4611]

Every movie has some bloopers. In the 1950's version of The Ten Commandments for example the old blind man is wearing a wrist watch. lol. More recently in Spy Kids there is a scene where Juni has a handcuff on one wrist that connects a chain to a small metal box. He has no key but the handcuff jumps from one wrist to the other when the camera angle changes. :)

[@markdoyle9222]

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[@V3ntilator]

Titanic have a long list of mistakes. Many director's do mistakes on purpose too. Like in Men in Black where suddenly some plant were gone. Done on purpose. Not all mistakes is mistakes in movies.

[@pickleballer1729]

I think cinematographers are some of the most creative and technically skilled people on Earth. I can't tell you how much I admire what they can do, even if there are slip ups and oversights occasionally.

[@HelloSunny1105]

You will find lots of actors/actresses in most of the Chinese dramas share the same voices, because the shows are rarely voiced by their own actors and actresses for the purpose of "cost saving." The voices are added later by professional voice actors/actresses, which often times audiences find the expressions and lip movements on the screen do not align with the voices. In certain extreme cases some actors/actresses would speak random words/phrases instead of acting as if they are voicing

[@autumnrain249]

Chinese dramas are usually dubbed but not for cost saving. It's done because the actors have regional accents that don't suit the character or speak different dialects, so voice actors who speak Standard Mandarin are used. You can see this sometimes in old dramas when some actors' mouth movements don't match what they're saying at all because they're actually reading their lines in Cantonese.

[@Rando1975]

Not just Chinese dramas. The wuxia (swordplay) and kung fu films were often shot without sync sound and everything was added later by Foley artists and voice dubbers. There would be a Mandarin dubbed version for the mainland and a Cantonese dub for Hong Kong. And because they would often have actors speaking Mandarin, Cantonese, English, Korean, Japanese, etc. the actors would often speak their native language and listen for a cue (often the last word of a sentence from another actor), to say their line. Italian movies would often do it too. And sometimes movies were shot without sound because of an outdoor location would have too much noise.

[@UserName-gk8ew]

another sound that keeps getting used over and over again is that baby noise, normally when the dad is rushing to see his baby being born, and then just before he arrives at wherever the mom is, you hear the baby give that infamous cry, and he walks slowly over to a smiling mother and her kid. Almost every movie with that baby crying sound, has that scenario👆

[@florencepierce1864]

Another Infamous Sound Effect in the Stock Sound Data Bank: The "Thump/Thud/Oof" sound of a guy getting body-slammed: - Angelina Jolie Lara Croft garage scene uses the sound 3 x in a row. El Cheapo!

[@milkybreadintheriad]

7:56 That sound effect was also in toy story 1 when buzz was pushed out of the window by the lamp

[@masilomorake2876]

I appreciate everybody involved in making movies.

[@matthewalvos6358]

That is a fact, I live in Australia and have watched Zootropolis (fun fact: the Australian version of "Zootopia" is called "Zootropolis") and the koala as the news reporter is indeed a koala

[@darkwarrior03352]

When my dad was in India, he went to a showing of Snow White, except the ending where Snow White is brought back to life by true love's first kiss was MISSING. So everyone who hadn't seen it before thought that she died and that was the end, all the little children watching were horrified.

[@davidsisson194]

Another thing about Titanic, they had the wrong sky for the stars of the genuine time. It was Neil DeGrasse Tyson that pointed it out and the proper sky was inserted for the remastered version.

[@estebong]

The scream while falling into the sarlacc pit never sat right with me as a kid. Even then I thought, that's the best scream they could put in there?

[@gradedraw4455]

I am a CGI Artist and most of these were correct, but that one for fantastic beasts, where the wizard goes and comes through the suitcase, the image u showed was wrong as it was done practically where in those scenes there was a hole under the suitcase and floor leading down to a space where the actor can fit in to, and then those holes were covered up with some cg painting...😁

[@charlesbrentner4611]

The Wilhelm Scream also appears in "THEM" near the end when a soldier is buried under debris while seeking the ants.

[@kruszer]

cool! I love that movie! It was one of the first scary films I ever saw when I was a kid!

[@charlesbrentner4611]

@@kruszer A young actor by the name of Leonard Nimoy had a small brief appearance in it.

[@lostlines8490]

That sound was also used as the roblox death sound

[@brandikidd3803]

On the goonies movie Steven Spielberg actually didn't let any of the kids see or any actors as well that were joining the scene the boat in the cave until they were doing the scene itself. They wanted their real reactions to what they thought as soon as they saw it and that was movie gold.

[@masterplanner1000]

well in the star wars universe they have many different light sabers depending on the jedi, for him to choose purple just meant his balance with the force, he can use light and dark side of the force equally.

[@GeekOfAllness]

Yeah, there's a huge amount of non-film canon with all kinds of lightsabers that existed long before the prequels came out. Most of it just linked colors to aesthetic choices, then a couple things tried to tie it into actual force powers. Lucas always seemed very intent on separating light side/dark side into good vs evil, so I was a bit surprised when he let the purple lightsaber in the movie, but it wasn't exactly original to the movie.

[@hellomybabys1877]

I like all the facts in this channel keep up the good work!

[@SpringCupcakeOG]

How come only 1 coment

[@pacman52280]

The Blair Witch Project was released on July 14, 1999, in select theaters, on July 30, 1999, in wide release, and on July 13, 1999, on a preview screening at the Angelika in lower Manhattan, when I saw it. In Mission Impossible: Fallout, Tom Cruise actually broke his ankle in the rooftop jump scene.

[@johexxkitten]

My husband always laughs when he hears the Wilhelm Scream... he ALWAYS spots it. If we are in the cinema he will squeeze my hand and grin at me...

[@sumonelse1989]

I can't count the number of times I have heard that scream used. Makes me laugh every time.

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

That's hilarious lol.

[@JackOfAllTrades0404]

Noah fence but he sound kinda dumb as hell

[@mikepellerin4611]

In addition to the Wilhelm scream there is the Howie Long scream and the Female Wilhelm scream. Just search for them. You'll be amazed at how many times you've heard them before.

[@Durwood71]

I kinda wish sound designers would stop using it. It was fun when it was a rare Easter egg, but now it shows up in so many films that I sometimes find it distracting.

[@shiaoza]

Premiere Pro: So, what transitions are you gonna use? We got quite a fe- BE AMAZED: *Give me all of the transitions*

[@XdewGaming]

I only have auto generated English...

[@squakswuak2692]

@@XdewGaming he means transmissions not translation

[@squakswuak2692]

@@ExulInsani ah shit sorry lmao. I either typed it wrong or it autocorrected it

[@gregoryblair9810]

So, the version of "Titanic" that I watched wasn't what most people saw? I definitely remember the yank from the treasure hunter's grasp and over the shoulder toss!

[@SanchoPanza-m8m]

What country did you watch that movie in?

[@ThyGeekGoddessMuze]

I've never been able to get through Blair Witch. I'm from a neighborhood called "Belair" in Maryland, so we ran around the same creeks. We NEVER got that lost or talked like that and we ALWAYS had tissues. That was so cringe, I just wanna have a talk with their parents! - GenX pulled those same pranks on our Boomer siblings, btw and of course, they terrorized our slumber parties. None of us got that scared and I'm sure they were much better at it.

[@jaysunbrady]

Maybe watch the whole movie and you'll see why some people, myself included, consider it the best horror film ever made.

[@ThyGeekGoddessMuze]

@@jaysunbrady It won’t happen. Break up with Lovecraft. He was a raging bigot

[@unknownyuserishy8335]

19:07 I hope his next role will be purple guy in the fnaf movie

[@Jourell1]

Well... the wilhelm scream may just sound wounded because in Distant Drums the character, the eponymous pvt. wilhelm, is being eaten by an alligator. there are actually several sounds in the sequence. i think its the fourth that is most recognizable as the Wilhem scream. fun fact, Sheb Wooly is best known for his novelty kids single the purple people eater

[@dawndixon402]

Great video. Thank you to everybody, that worked on putting this together. And sharing it with us.

[@scott3805]

I don't see why everyone says Justice League was bad.. I thought it was great. And the Snyder cut was even better. 👍

[@bradr2567]

The snyder cut made a terrible movie decent. The problem with justice league is they rushed and forced everything. Where as marvel took the time to properly set everything up, and slowly built up to the avengers, justice league was rushed and forced in everyway. Plagued with bad writing and horrible cgi, superman's upper lip anyone, they tried to cram several backstories into the movie as well as tried to set up an overarching threat. It was way too much for a single movie, which is why the snyder cut makes it better, as it is extended and stretched out more, including important scenes.

[@marleybu302]

The cloud tank effect was really clever.

[@florencepierce1864]

Interstellar's one of my fave Space Movies. Never knew about Christopher Nolan's corn field! Heard of actors chewing the scenery, but 1st movie I know where this much scenery was sold & eaten!

[@wolfgirlforever1]

man i wish they kept the scene of rose trolling the treasure hunter. i would have laughed my butt off considering i had just spent the past few scenes bawling and mad she didnt get him on that wardrobe

[@testerwulf3357]

With the last you forgot to mention the shattering things! Like percaline or glass..They don't actually use these materials for the props that are to break, they use a material that breaks easily and in a way that won't harm those breaking them; it's super interesting and loads of fun to break them.

[@randallulrich]

In the early days of films, glass bottles and such were made from spun sugar. The "bottles" would break, and later, the actors could eat them.

[@jaysunbrady]

Sugar glass.

[@k.ottophillips4303]

Only issue I've ever had with the older actors as young characters is when they have a 25 year old actress play a 15 year old girl, but hypersexualize her as if the character is 25. Yes, the actress is 25, but she's a 15 year old character, they wouldn't treat a 15 year old actress that way without going to jail. They also use older actors to play young characters because of child labor laws. Kids can only be on set for X amount of hours per day and certain times during the day, plus there also needs to be an educator on site to teach the child actors if they're unable to attend regular schools, not to mention having a parent or guardian around for legal matters like contracts. Kids in movies/TV shows can sometimes make the production longer or more expensive, so young looking adults to play teenagers makes sense, you have to suspend your beliefs.

[@agirlisnoone5953]

How do you have an issue w the first but not the 2nd? The 25yo is used so that she is legal.... Obviously not everyone wants the role of hypersexualized teen but the 25yo actress would have made that decision as an adult.

[@Suisfonia]

It's why I like some of the foreign films where they use actual kids or young actors for the actual kid characters, yea some people may not like it, but it gives that films character a far better portrayal.

[@k.ottophillips4303]

@@agirlisnoone5953 A 25 year old actress plays a 15 year old character. The 25 year old actress is not being over sexualized, the 15 year old character is, so, in essence, a 15 year old is made a sex symbol.

[@agirlisnoone5953]

@@k.ottophillips4303 ? Being sexualized doesnt have an age limit. The actress is who we'd be watching. Regardless, I'd rather a 25yo play the part, not a minor. All of tv is going to have a sexual aspect. Thats what sells, regardless if its right or wrong.

[@DunkinBiscuits]

Its just movies none of it is real yet you will always have people complain as though it actually means anything

[@lady_k5588]

I've known about the re-used sound effects for a while - there's also a dolphin chirping (used for almost every dolphin shot EVER) and the sound of children laughing. You've definitely both of these, I've been hearing it since I was a little kid.

[@CASA-dy4vs]

With the dolphin chirping u mean that SpongeBob sound effect when someone like swears or says something bad? Because if yes and it sounds like that it’s actually a kookaburra, an Australian animal that “laughs” and the people who made the dolphin chirping just sped it up and stuff

[@lady_k5588]

@@CASA-dy4vs My mind is blown! 🤯Thank you for that! I know they do some crazy stuff with Foley art, and that's what makes it so cool

[@CASA-dy4vs]

@@lady_k5588 there’s also a dolphin chirp that’s from a bottle nose as from *a little amount* that aren’t edited and used for other stuff

[@carolr4871]

Re adult actors playing kids, there's also Keanu Reeves who was 25 when he played a high school student in "Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure."

[@m.c.bond4288]

The classic Wilhelm scream! One of the most widely used and easily recognized cinematic sfx known...

[@YellowCyanXY]

“Most heartbreaking story” Me: Romance stories fill me with pure rage

[@jorgoglule1302]

You forgot about the guns in star wars. They were actually borrowed from another film in the nextdoor studio about the 2nd world war

[@Fifury161]

25:22 - "Henry Cavill reloads his arms" - that cracked me up!

[@--8594]

ok?

[@benjisessoms8969]

Wdym__ .

[@jamechu_1048]

Why

[@LuchtLeiderNederland]

@@benjisessoms8969 He moves his arms like he’s reloading them with ammo, like a gun. 25:22

[@GaylJDodds]

Same here!! I could actually hear the mechanical clicking sounds, like Valkyrie in Thor: Ragnarok loading her arm guns! LMAO!! Perfect!!

[@tellmeaboutit9975]

Awesome info! I learned several things so thank you!

[@successraphael6974]

1:53 and 0:50 Please I’ve been looking for this movement for ages 🙏🏻🙏🏻💕💕😭

[@trance_angel_4965]

The names are listed on the left hand corner. I think 50 seconds is 1917 the movie

[@successraphael6974]

@@trance_angel_4965 oh my ! Thank you so much You are the very best I just got it now

[@donaldstewart2746]

I don't think the Justice League was a flop, I thought it was fantastic!

[@triplezap2061]

I'm a little nervous clicking on this one.

[@RudyMA]

lol

[@triplezap2061]

@@NRR_77 I don't want some classic movies ruined and such

[@gladyscine7996]

Same

[@FC70YT]

You clicked already, too late!

[@BrittanyWilliams-vf9dg]

Fart 💨 it was fart

[@offwiththefairiesforever2373]

Wow, I forget how difficult this visual magic is to make. Thankyou for reminding me.

[@TaiMizuki]

None of these I would "unsee again" because most of these so-called facts about special effects I already knew. AS interesting and entertaining as it may have been for some, most of the time I simply had to roll my eyes and ask "Why are they repeating what is already known to most of us because someone has already done something like this before?" I wish people would STOP making the same kind of content that's been around for decades and not adding anything new or iconic to them that would even set them apart. The only good thing about this video is that it was well made and the announcer sounded very professional so kudos to them there.

[@michellechambers7615]

A lot of it was new to me!

[@ianrobson9601]

At the start of, Gladiator , the Germanic tribe chanting in the forest is actually the warriors from the film , Zulu , chanting ,appropriately enough, ZULU.

[@mijalic1]

Great job. And a great video. Thank you for the effort and time you took to record it and share it with the world. Greetings from Croatia.

[@TruthIsKey369]

Greenscreens are usually easy to spot when used CGI on top. They are usually now using bluescreens for better mixing in the actors etc, but ofc as always comes down to budget.

[@seriouscat2231]

Which one do you think they use when filming the crew of the International Space Station?

[@XitsundzuxoHimina]

Those Captain America and Foley facts are 🔥🔥🔥🔥 I love the research on your work 😱😱😱😱

[@AndyHoward]

8:54 it's also something of a good luck charm if used in a movie.

[@EJofLA]

Cool inside info thanks. One question, wouldn't it have been cheaper just to film near a real corn fields?

[@fredericapanon207]

A real farmer would probably not have wanted the truck to go careening through their corn field.

[@brianartillery]

09:30 - The bloke shown is not one of the film makers of the completely not scary in any way, shape or form, 'Blair Witch Project'. He's British film critic, writer, and musician, Mark Kermode.

[@DragonianDeity]

I already knew the Wilhelm scream was the answer, but the history behind it was cool to hear. Thank you for that.

[@gufikhussain466]

So???

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

It's a shame the poor guy never got paid for his scream.

[@coastiewoody]

@@gufikhussain466 So? James made a nice comment, and you're a cvnt about it? Go figure.

[@gufikhussain466]

@@coastiewoody what's cvnt!! 🧐🤔

[@XyQrTw]

« The Machinist » est un très bon film à voir et à revoir...

[@310_Latchkey_kid]

I knew about most of this but I still love watching them!

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

Same and I'll still watch movies the same ^_^

[@Ellnumber1]

He make him an offer he couldn't refuse is the best sentence for all of the movies I have ever watched 13:14

[@YDNTK-ui4uc]

In Silence of the Lambs During the Farvor Beans Scene. That was Jody Foster reacting NOT Clarece Starling.

[@florencepierce1864]

Anthony Hopkins was dating Martha Stewart at the time he Hannibal Lectered the world. His performance killed it in more ways than one; MS couldn't get past that terror!

[@tohpingtiang4878]

Your bgm that is just on the edge of hearing drove me crazy.

[@Chris-hp1be]

I’m fluent in turtle and the mating turtles sound was definitely saying “and boom goes the dynamite!” 🐢 🧨

[@florencepierce1864]

Is it sad that I'm cracking up laughing AND utterly cringing at that one?!

[@JJ_07777]

aaYOOOOOO wtf😭

[@scottricklaroque7428]

That's one thing you can avoid pretty easily. Thanks to a crazy ex-gf I now understand cat noises and when I hear what sounds like cats fighting outside I actually blush. But once I made the mistake of figuring since she liked cats she might get into something in bed that I heard from a cat ...erm... mating and it did NOT go well.

[@the_hulk392]

Wow you rember that! It was a college news caster that coined it right?

[@Chris-hp1be]

@@the_hulk392 Yep your exactly right I think was Brian Collins

[@Nopaants]

Oh!!! I have a great sound bite. Queensryche’s album Operation: Mindcrime (1988) there is a hospital sequence prior to the first song on the album (yes kids, music used to be played on vinyl). You can hear a nurse on the loudspeaker requesting a “Dr. Blare, Dr. Blare!” I then heard it in the hospital scene in the movie Gia (1998) staring Angelina Jolie. I’ve heard it many other times. To all the viewers, let me know the ones I’ve missed. Why do I recognize it in an instant? Queensryche rules!!!

[@cynicalrabbit915]

The movie version of Captain America's origin story differs quite a bit. Rather than being stuck in a machine Rodgers was a tall extremely skinny man an very weak. His transformation was a long process where special metal tubes wrer inserted into his bones surgically. The rest was mainly a serum, strict diet, and physical training. The other part of his originn was that Steve Rodgers was more of a superspy.

[@arianefr78]

At 24:55 Captain Kirk is so realistic at fighting, or so we all thought back in the late 60's, I fell in love with him when I was just a very young child and still am...

[@alvinrasmus6674]

last year i had a role in an opera, albert herring, and i was acting as a 7 year old boy. actually i was 11. Thats kinda bad, but two other kids 14 and 15 years oldwas acted by two girls over 20. the whole production was kind of a disaster, because corona stopped it, and we only had one show. my voice is also getting lower, so if we decided to just wait until corona is over, i probably couldn't sing it anymore either.

[@florencepierce1864]

I am so feeling for you! Everyone in the world has been affected in 2020 & it still isn't over! Good luck to you in your future endeavours, esp. singing/acting.

[@randallulrich]

Did you mean "COVID"?

[@blindtraveler844]

you bring up the titanic but forget to mention that they literally build alot of the ship and had it on rails so simulate the sinking

[@Troupe1730CCHS]

With the corn thing, Just go to Iowa. They got a ton of corn there

[@vodyannoi]

Yeah, we got corn everywhere. Fields and fields of it, Iowa is the land of corn.

[@Troupe1730CCHS]

@@vodyannoi yeah my dad is from there and when we go out to visit I’m always astonished 😦 that there is SO much

[@PaulGirdlestone]

I think knowing that Jurassic Park had mating turtles voicing the villains makes it far scarier.

[@Gold63Beast]

2:26 whoa!!!! That’s fighting words right there. It was okay.

[@anoukpoelmans2768]

The buildings that where added in Vanity Fair are real and are located in Brussels on the Grote Markt/Grand Place. The dark central building is called Het Broodhuis.

[@AshlieJermaine]

Do another "behind the scenes" episode!!!! These are awesome!!!!

[@PaulWesleyBowen]

All of them ... And I will still be able to watch them and enjoy them, because I have a way of saying, "This is what's happening", ... "So let's just enjoy what we're seeing".

[@namara22]

Sam L Jackson = legend 💜

[@JimmyTulip1]

Trivial sfx list with a clickbait title. What more do you need. Be. Amazed. 🤯

[@Keyser___Soze]

“Not one was close to 16 years old! Lindsey Lohan was 18” Ummm I would say thats pretty close...

[@andrew3203]

Pretty close to 20 years of prison time...there's a reason the word Jailbait is used.

[@Yora21]

Jedi lightsabers are blue and green, because at the start of Return of the Jedi, Luke was fighting in front of a blue sky. Blue lightsaber on a blue sky looks terrible, and since it's a different lightsaber than the one he had in the previous movies, they changed it to green.

[@imgood8341]

Did you know that 10 hour long music for cats is filled with 5 minute ads? It’s time to join the movement and put an end to that! Cat Lives Matter!!!

[@hackelberryfinnhackelberry3734]

Tf

[@CWR1O1]

yeahhh

[@nightmares626]

no lives matter *multiple distant shotgun loading sounds*

[@xHuman-x_x]

LOL Cats Lives Matter!

[@anonymous._.fish7324]

lol tf

[@rdhawke]

I’m a movie fan loving them for as long as I remember (I’m 78). When I’m in a theater I become totally immersed. Even watching a super good one on tv. Learning what I have here, makes me realize that those crew et al are unbelievably creative in the production of a film. Yet still, I always remember…’It’s only a movie’.😏😉😁

[@elizabethshaw734]

My cousin Stan Winston did the Jurassic Parks he also did aliens terminators all of the big films. He was great at animatronics and puppetry. He passed away for too young. As far as I know his workers are still doing a Facebook special effects class.

[@clarewillison9379]

He’s a legend, you can be very proud x

[@Clipsandcontent-]

I like both broccoli and green bell pepper.

[@niyampancholi2300]

John wick, Star Wars, mission impossible some of my favourite films of all time (especially the John wick trilogy 😏)

[@Thurhame]

The age thing is common enough that I remember it being specifically noted as unusual that they DIDN'T do that in *The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe*. That's also why that movie was shot in chronological order (also unusual), so the kids' growth over the course of the movie would look natural

[@francopetre6171]

10:30 imagine being on the anonymous tip hotline like "oh really you saw them hitchhiking on i-5 " 😂😂😂

[@chriscocools3791]

I watched jarassic park when I was 3 and my grandma said I was not scared and I actually love it.

[@mothertruckeronajourney8037]

My kid keeps coming back to the fart sound, so...well done.

[@shekusamuelabu-williams6124]

Loved the video Lots of effort placed into it

[@braindedc0rpse]

“The moon landing was fake!” CGI in 1969: [Cyberpunk 2077 lag noise]

[@hdhwkq]

*theme starts*

[@braindedc0rpse]

@@hdhwkq technically same thing I guess

[@hdhwkq]

@@JJ_lol 🐧

[@braindedc0rpse]

@@JJ_lol dude, if you want to ruin the vibe, probably go somewhere else. Also the moon landing was in 1969 doofus

[@braindedc0rpse]

@@JJ_lol Yes I do know flat earther are real. Next time be more specific so I won’t have to turn off all your annoying ass rants

[@EmmaMcGivern-uw8ze]

I want to say a fun fact it is that my Grandfather did the lighting in captain America as it was the most interesting fact my dad had told me in a while 🤯

[@genericdragon7260]

I can't watch The African Queen. The crazy Foley artist used the calls of South American birds and it drives me crazy.

[@critterans6997]

Old Tarzan show has cookabura bird sound in African jungle.

[@desperadox7565]

Too much knowledge can obviously a bad thing. 😎

[@daneitel6937]

I knew that tragic scream seemed to be the same in many different movies!

[@allthingsoutdoors3261]

I want the old narrator back like if you want the old narrator back

[@sociologica4247]

Having lived in LA, the age of actors also has to do with laws, since younger the X amount of years can only work for lower hourse, when if they are ovobe 18yrs old, they can be there all day and night because of child protection matters. Plus acbe is a pain for roles and they tend to film on different days many times for just one scene, so the actor should not change much

[@Vednier]

18:54 - honestly, difference between "purple" lightsaber and "whitish blue" is barely noticeable. Green ones standout.

[@maxrander0101]

the lightsaber being blue green or red in star wars was never changed due to one actor there was always many colors in the past of the story the reason we see more blue and green is they belong to jedi that were more active in the galaxy due to their roles within the order and the sith favored red

[@eduardpeeterlemming]

You know that I skip past the part where you want me to subscribe.

[@redtiptattoos9261]

You should make a video of the worst movie background effects, like for example Green Hornet when the characters were fighting inside mansion they used a dirt bike against each other that sounded like a leaf blower.

[@doylazuniga1203]

I ALWAYS watch for mistakes in films like a sound boom dropping into a scene, a clothing error, set differences ect. I try to find at least one in every movie or TV show.

[@lonnieadams7841]

I have about 3 pages of accepted items I've added to IMDB "Goofs" page on different movies. Ex-wife and her family hated watching movies with me...lol

[@angelicastea9053]

@@lonnieadams7841 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@r8dj]

That scream was a staple in old westerns, esp. Rawhide. It's been beat to the point of annoyance. over the years.

[@bradfilippone7064]

Interesting that it would be used in Rawhide considering Sheb Wooley was part of the regular cast.

[@wht-rabt-obj]

I don't get it. Henry Cavill's mustache removal looks fine to me. If nobody told me, I wouldn't even have known. It looks fine.

[@tb6303]

Same here. Even after he said the face looked weird, it looked fine to me.

[@littlearmo3725]

6:01 I love the movie Mad Max Fury Road 7:36 I love the movie Spaceballs

[@oxoxid]

Part about animators changing things so that all audience can relate...this for US... that for China ...the other for Australia got me wondering whats for Africa to relate to😓😹😹😹

[@CheerfulChelsea_]

Different* hair😄

[@iranmejia2672]

The Blair Witch Project was released in 1999 not 1996.