Did You Know In THE AVENGERS…
The nuke detonation time lines up with real time! The Avengers are doing their best to protect New York City from Loki's attack, fighting off the Chitauri and attempting to close the portal. The government instead decided to send a nuke in to blow up the entire city, and when the pilot releases the nuke he says “detonation in 2 minutes, 30 seconds.” As we know, Tony Stark redirects the nuke, redirecting it into space, but if you watch the timestamps of the movie you would realize that the nuke goes off at almost exactly 2 minutes 30 seconds, making it accurate to the detonation time.
Did You Know In AVATAR: WAY OF THE WATER…
The movie would have to make an insane amount of money to profit! It’s no surprise to anyone that the movie that has taken years to make has a huge budget, with estimations putting it anywhere between $350 million and $450 million. This means that the Avatar sequel will have to be at least the fifth or fourth highest grossing movie of all time, having to earn over $2 billion just for them to break even on the budget. Avatar still sits as the highest grossing movie of all time having made $2.9 billion.
Did You Know In STAR WARS EPISODE 3: REVENGE OF THE SITH…
There were multiple deleted scenes and concepts that never made it to the final film. There was a short clip of Yoda arriving on Dagobah, but George decided that the epilogue of the film needed to focus on the members of the Skywalker family. Yoda’s scene ended up being included as a bonus on the DVD release of the film. According to Ahmed Best, there is also a deleted scene that includes the Emperor and Jar Jar. In the scene, Palpatine mockingly thanks Jar Jar for granting him emergency powers that end up resulting in him taking over the galaxy. General Grievous was also going to be a small child sitting in a floating chair. George ended up rejecting this as he didn’t think that a child would be taken seriously.
Did You Know In GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY…
The prison jumpsuits had a hidden detail on them. When we see the misfit guardians of the galaxy enter Kyln Prison, we see them placed in these yellow jumpsuits - except for Groot of course. On each of their left legs is a slightly different stripe pattern, and the reason for the unique pattern is that each line represents a different crime that the person has committed. It’s not just the crimes listed, but also different colors which represent the different categories that each crime they were convicted for falls under.
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