26 Movie Mandela Effects!

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I remember " I see white people." and him pointing to the camera and saying "right there" it showing off the "crew" manning cameras and holding props.

if you ever experience a mandela effect between a theatre and home watch, remember, studios sometimes put out multiple theatre versions as audience testing

Tom cruise not wearing sunglasses and a white shirt… that one scared the shit out of me, and still does. I can’t believe everyone doesn’t freak out over this!!😮

I like the theory that says that the Mandela effect is the result of time travel. Someone goes back to the past accidentaly changing little details to the present, but some people in the present still have some memories of the previous timeline.

Forrest was quoting his mother by saying, "Momma always said life was like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're going to get." We don't know it yet in the movie, but at that point she would have been dead. I think it was clever writing and foreshadowing. That's why it comes across as grammatically incorrect. She also says in another part of the movie herself "Life is a box of chocolates. You never know what you're going to get." This also causes people to misremember the line.

The hunger games one is quite simple, I recently rewatched it so i remember it clearly. Haymitch says to Katniss to not leave the platform too early because someone has done it before and they exploded, and that he saw it happen

Unlike the other characters, the Scarecrow does not carry the gun throughout the movie. Only during the scene where they are hunting the witch.

Concerning the Hunger Games Mandela, I distinctly remember watching the scene where the scene when someone stepped off the platform too early and exploded. I remember that it was a man from a higher district, like fifth or above, and that he stepped off because he was nervous and wanted an advantage. I remember the aftermath being a close-up of Katniss being worried/horrified. Just some seconds later the start signal sounded, causing Katniss to almost miss it and being caught off guard, making her one of the later ones to step off of her platform.

I actually asked Anthony Daniels himself about the C3PO leg thing at a comic con during his final tour. And according to him, the answer is actually very practical and simple. C3PO did indeed always have a silver leg. However, the lights of Star Wars set were so bright that the gold reflected off of it and made it blend in. Since this is such a realistic possibility, I think that one is solved.

I watched the SpongeBob movie so many times as a kid just for that moment cause i thought it was the coolest thing, and that peanut guitar was never there

I am pushing 50, a big cartoon/movie buff who has retentive memory. I distinctly remember Baloo wearing a coconut bra. The theme was Baloo in Drag. I can also recall Dolly wearing braces in Moonraker, complimenting Jaws’s smile.

The bat symbol was explained a long time ago. When filming began, they didn't have approval to use the customary symbol. So, the company used an adapted version. Once they got approval, then it switched to the recognizable symbol for promotion and in the movies.

As a child I remember the book being called Charlie and the Chocolate Factory but the original movie being called Willy Wonka, even back then (over 20 years ago) it blew the minds of my friends when I told them that - I think this one is just a bit of a disconnect because the movie and the book always had different names but most people probably never read the book, so were just generally unaware.

The Jungle Book is one of my all-time favorite Disney movies. Baloo always had the coconut "beak" because he wanted to jive with the King Louis and the monkeys without getting caught, so he threw that on as camouflage. For Star Wars, Darth Vader replies "No.... I am your father" in response to Luke accusing him of killing his father. Most people when dressed or referencing Vader, are only using his side of the conversation. Without the context of Luke's lines, it sounds strange to go verbatim. Unless it started as just "I am your father" and people down the line just added Luke, because that's who he was talking to.

The freakiest one to me was Moonraker(not mentioned here). Dolly 100% had braces. Even laughed about it with my dad that Jaws had finally found someone he could relate to with all those metal teeth of his

I refuse to believe that Bane is making his grandma a sweater throughout this whole movie.

My biggest movie ME is missing: Dolly‘s missing braces in Moonraker.

The altered bat symbol that bat-man wore in ‘89 was the result of a rights issue between the studio and the original guy that designed it for the comics. The issue was only settled after principle photography, which allowed the studio to subsequently use the correct version (the one shown in Batman Returns, for example).

Its the Scarecrow for me with the revolver 😂😂😂 Had no brain but was smart enough to stay strapped lol