The ending of Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956) relies on the premise that a disaster could be stopped just because there is objective, factual proof that it’s happening. Something modern audiences can no longer relate to

Oppenheimer (2023) was reportedly filmed entirely across 57 days. With the standard American 9-5, we can expect a 456-hour long director's cut any time now

On the fly (1986), the poor fly doesn't have any lines of dialogue, and barely appears in the movie. Instead, the director decided to show a bunch of scenes with Jeff Goldblum and Geena Davis. The movie should have been called the Jeff.

In the flash (2023) Batman’s suit had to have extra neck padding to keep him safe against the possibility of Ezra miller choking him

In Game of Thrones, the series wasn’t ruined by the final season, but by the fact Charles Dance does NOT actually dance in a single episode.

The biggest Oscar snub is Wilson's actor not winning for Best Supporting Actor for Cast Away

Although undermined by the release of Oppenheimer and Barbie, The Big Spank (2023) was a breathtaking film in which a Judge spanks each of four representatives for the United Nations

Five Nights at Freddy's [2023] is confirmed to begin with a black screen and Markiplier saying "Hello everybody my name is Markiplier and welcome to the Five Nights at Freddy's Movie"

In The Shining it was discovered that Jack Nicholson used to be a fire marshall when he left the set to sift through the remains of the WTC to find his coworkers after 9/11.

In Chamber of Secrets (2002), Harry heals and gets better even though he spits out the Skele-Gro potion. This is referencing the fact that young boys don't need any magical help to grow hard bones.

In Fight Club (1999), his name is Robert Paulson.