36 Film Facts That Are Guaranteed to Win You That Little Trivia Game Before the Movie Starts

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36 Film Facts That Are Guaranteed to Win You That Little Trivia Game Before the Movie Starts
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The Day The Earth Stood Still

Classic Hollywood Movies Original vs. Remake 1951 The Day the Earth Stood Still The original is a classic of Cold War sci-fi- smart, with great FX for its time, and helmed by the underrated Robert Wise. The remake with Keanu Reeves tried to be gritty but came off as bland, and relied too much on CGI. 2008 CRACKED.COM

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The Magnificent Seven

Classic Hollywood Movies Original vs. Remake 1960 The Magnificent Seven Inspired by Akira Kurosawa's Seven Samurai, the original is widely considered a classic, even if its own sequels aren't. The remake has an impressive all-star cast, some cool action, and even True Detective's writer, but didn't do anything new with the concept. 2016 CRACKED.COM

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The Birth of a Nation

Classic Hollywood Movies Original vs. Remake 1915 The Birth of a Nation D. W. Griffith's movie is a technical and narrative wonder-and an embarrassment in every other respect. Nate Parker took the name to tell the actually worthwhile story of true American badass Nat Turner. 2016 CRACKED.COM

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The Shape of Water

The Shape of Water came about because six-year-old Guillermo del Toro didn't like a movie's ending. At six, del Toro saw the 1954 monster movie Creature From The Black Lagoon and thought the shots of the Gill-Man reaching for lead actress Julie Adams' legs were romantic and exciting. Не was sure they'd be together by the end, and was really disappointed when that didn't happen. So he decided that, some day, he needed to fix that. CRACKED.COM

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A Million Ways to Die in the West

GRACKED.COM MILLION WAYS TO DIE IN THE WEST Seth McFarlane was watching Hang 'Em High (1968) when he began joking to his writers about how depressing it would be to live in the Wild West, where GUNT EASTWOOD everything could kill you. HANG'EMHIGH The inside joke turned into a feature film.

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