Small but significant details in famous films that you probably didn't notice

Sometimes, after watching a new movie, you want to forget this misunderstanding and quickly escape from the cinema. But, thank God, this happens infrequently. I want to review worthy films again and again, enjoying the acting or the skill of the cameramen. In addition, you can always find something new in your favorite movie — something that the creators of the picture deliberately hid.

Well thought out, Quentin Tarantino. In the film "Pulp Fiction", the heroine of Uma Thurman talks about her role in the film: "There was a blonde, she is a leader."

"A Japanese fox, she was a kung fu master."

"African-American, explosives specialist."

"I'm playing the deadliest woman in the world with a sword."

For the movie Interstellar, Christopher Nolan planted 500 acres of corn because he didn't want to draw a farm with land using computer graphics. After filming, the entire crop was sold. We also made a profit.

In the movie "Pulp Fiction" one of the actors shouts: "I'm not a hero, I'm just a coffee shop." In the credits, he is so indicated.

In the cartoon "Cars", the rocks in the canyon look like the hoods of cars.

In the movie "Fargo", Carl says on the phone that they need to make it in 30 minutes, exactly half an hour before the end of the movie itself.

In Spider-Man 2, Peter Parker says he needs strong focus—"special attention", literally "strong focus". Then he jumps and lands on the Ford Focus, which remains untouched.

Have you noticed that the screensaver of each new Harry Potter movie is becoming more and more gloomy, like the films themselves?

In the scene of the movie "Matrix" with a door handle, they could not hide the camera in any way so that it would not be reflected. Then they came up with the idea of covering her with a Morpheus coat and tie.

When Kevin in the movie "Home Alone" rummages through Brother Buzz's things, he finds a photo of his girlfriend and says "gaf", hinting that she looks like a dog. The director of the film thought that asking any girl to act for the sake of this scene would be too insulting. Then they filmed the production designer's son disguised as a girl.

In The Batman Returns movie, the shadows of Selina Kyle's glasses look like a mask, hinting at her transformation into a Catwoman.

In the cartoon "Up", the buildings in the background also change over the years.

It was only after filming the scene with the skeletons in the movie "Poltergeist" that actress Jobeth Williams found out that they were real. It turns out that it was cheaper to buy skeletons from a medical institution than to make artificial ones.

In the movie "Star Trek", the Dyson hand dryer acts as a space age technology on the ship.

In the third film, Back to the Future, Doc's handkerchief is made from his shirt from the second film of the trilogy. By the way, the train prints on the shirt also seem to hint at the plot of the next film.

In the movie "The Unthinkable", a guy tries to defuse a bomb using Excel.

In the remake of the movie "It", an image of a clown appears on one of the graffiti.

In "American Beauty," this scene reflects Lester's feelings about work. A sense of doom and imprisonment.

At the end of the movie "Titanic" on the clock you can see the time 2:20. It was at this time that the ship actually sank.

In Guardians of the Galaxy, every line on the prison clothes of the heroes corresponds to the crime they committed.

In the "Matrix", the drops on the windows look like code.