u/KneeHighMischief

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What's something you never noticed in a movie you've seen multiple times that was pointed out by a first-time watcher?

For me it's Raising Arizona (1987). I was watching it with someone that hadn't seen it before. They asked why so many people were talking with Southern accents & said people in Arizona don't talk like that. 

It's just a style choice by The Coens. Still I've seen that movie so many times & it never crossed my mind. Have you had a similar experience?

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u/KneeHighMischief — 5 days ago
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What's something you've never noticed in a movie you've seen multiple times that was pointed out you by someone watching the first time?

For me it's *Raising Arizona* (1987). I was watching it with someone that hadn't seen it before. They asked why so many people were talking with Southern accents & pointed out that people in Arizona don't talk like that. I've seen that movie so many times & it's something that never crossed my mind.

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u/KneeHighMischief — 5 days ago
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Is there a peculiar ending to a show that you haven't seen mentioned much online?

There are many popular shows that have a reputation for awful endings: Dexter (V1), The Blacklist, The Umbrella Academy & others. Do you have a show that you think ended on a strange note planned or unplanned that is under the radar?

For me it's Oh, Doctor Beeching! (1996). It's a British sitcom from one of the creators of Are You Being Served? set in a failing train station in the early 60's. 

In the finale they have a hastily thrown together street party to celebrate the station's  100th Anniversary. They only have baked beans, pea soup & cauliflower to eat. The shows ends with the farts of the characters blowing out their window curtains to the tune of the theme song. 

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u/KneeHighMischief — 10 days ago