3 Hours of Crazy Movie Theories That Might Actually Be True

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  @watchandcomment7970 · 2 weeks ago

  An ad every 5mins in a 3hr video is insane and unacceptable!

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• MI

  @MiyuSawai · 4 months ago

  Correction: 1955 Lorraine refers to Marty as Calvin Klein because he’s wearing Calvin Klein underwear

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• TH

  @TheMadHattenProject · 4 months ago

  Pinocchio is literally in Shrek, and is introduced 20 seconds before donkey, by a guy (gippeto probably, never says) from the same town, donkey is definitely lampwick.

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• TH

  @thecollectorofstufff · 3 months ago (edited)

  As regards the theory for Shawshank, you need to read the book, as its 5 short stories with 1 person from each story connecting them all together, but they are not always the same person, so movie wise Stand By Me is actually connected to Shawshank because they both originated from the same book

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  @TheMimiSard · 4 months ago

  Just thinking about the Shining MK Ultra idea, and link it to government agencies like the Shop studying psychic abilities like in <i>Firestarter</i> and it makes it fit into the Stephen King multiverse better. &nbsp; All the psychic abilities across all of Stephen King&apos;s writing all have the Shine, like Danny, so the Shop&apos;s experiments &nbsp;are investigation into Shine, trying to induce or awaken it in people. &nbsp;Jack Torrence&apos;s experience at the Outlook would then be another attempt to awaken Shine.

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• WH

  @whadatmowfdu7320 · 2 months ago

  I’m sure that Apollo begging him not to throw the towel in had nothing to do with Rocky’s hesitation

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• NA

  @natestaggs822 · 3 months ago

  Jenny is literally the worst villain in the history of cinema lol

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• WH

  @whadatmowfdu7320 · 4 months ago

  I’m sure it had nothing to do with Creed, his best friend, telling him to not throw the towel in.

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• JF

  @jflaplaylistchannelunoffic3951 · 4 months ago

  The &quot;Cars&quot; theory is similar to the plot of the game &quot;Stray&quot;.

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• DA

  @dannywilsn · 4 months ago

  Steve Rogers, and the rest of the Captain America’s, are defined by their willingness to push their bodies to the absolute limits even to the point of breaking, before giving up. &nbsp;“I can do this all day” is a promise. &nbsp;It doesn’t mean he won’t get knocked down, but it does mean that no matter what you throw at him, whatever happens, he’s not gonna stop fighting until he’s dead or he’s won.

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• TY

  @tydogg801 · 4 months ago

  They didn&apos;t have a whole lot of forensic evidence in 1947. Andy specifically says he threw the gun into the river. As well as he explained that he was a poor husband. Saying he never understood people as well as numbers. Further stating that he was cold, inattentive, and failed his wife by driving her into another man&apos;s arms. Then there&apos;s the fact that the real killer knows to many details and worked at the country club she and her lover were killed. People who think Andy was guilty are looking for something that isn&apos;t there

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  @jflaplaylistchannelunoffic3951 · 4 months ago

  Maybe the minions served Stalin. After Napoleon they were in Russia.

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