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Filmmakers put a lot of work into the details of the universes they're creating. They have to if they want the audience to be as immersed as possible in their creation. But then they go kind of crazy to make sure even the smallest details are perfect and accurate. We're looking at you, George Miller, you wonderful mastermind, you. We're talking spending millions and millions on stuff, because what's a few more million, really? It's not like it's their money. And if you've ever dealt with a budget you know the following immutable rule: If you don't spend it you lose it. So they go nuts and sometimes they go really, really nuts, hiring all kinds of arcane people to add arcane things into the foregrounds and often the backgrounds for mere seconds of this thing your eyeballs are glued to. AND YOU DIDN'T EVEN NOTICE! We're talking about things like ...

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In Zootopia, Each of the 64 animal species had different types of hair and fur. with each strand requiring to be manipulated to realistically simulate

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In Star Wars: The Force Awakens, it took the special effects crew months to create the bread rising effect, in Rey's bowl. Special effects supervisor

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In the movie, The FIITH ELement, the main Character O1 Leeloo, played by Milla JOVOvich, speaks almost exclusively In aN allen tongue calledt 'The Div

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Set designers of the movie Dr.Strangelove managed to reconstruct an interior of a B-52 Stratofortress bomber without the assistance of the US Air Fo

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In The Fast And The Furious: Tokyo Drift, the protagonists hastily build a working race car by fitting the engine from a Nissan Skyline into a classic

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The bulk of the movie The Darjeeling Limited (2007) takes place on a fictional train called--well, Darjeeling Limited It was shot on an actual moving

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Edith Piaf's Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien was used in Inception as the cue for the characters to rise out of the various layers of consciousness. Hans Z

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CRACKEDcO Most people don't usually realise that Angels With Filthy Souls, the gangster movie Kevin is watching in Home Alone, is actually a 80 se

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TEAM K AMERICA WORAD FOUCE Miniature Uzi that costs $1000 each to make. Hand ground prescription lenses CRACKED COM

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Mel Gibson hired a professor to translate the whole script of The Passion of Christ into mix of Aramaic, Hebrew and Latin, complete with deliberate

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Director/star Charlie Chaplin required his City Lights co-star, Virginia Cherrill to say the line UFlower, sir? over 340 times because he was dissati

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The Batmobile from 1997's Batman & Robin had custom-made tires with bat logos imprinted on them, with the idea that the logos would be visible on th

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The climax of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part I is a daring escape, then Harry and friends take refuge in Shell Cottage, where Ron's brother

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To replicate the efiects o ilying through the pollution filled atmosphere of LOS Angeles 2019, each tiny car used in the 1982 SCi-i Classic Blade Runn

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CRAGKEDCOM Think Bane's coat was just grabbed off the Big and Evil rack? Think again! It took 2 years to make and involved the delicate combination of

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To make the all-important tapestry in Brave (2012), the animators didn't just add a woven layer to a painting. Nope, they made a model of a single str

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Wes Anderson is known for insane attention to detail in the making of his movies and The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014) may be the most lavish. 100 100 R

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