Fistful of movie

Our hands were pretty much tied this week. Justice League was out, which means there was no way we could do several things you didn't know about Crossroads, like we wanted. I was just kidding, we were never going to do that. Although for the record, Crossroads did hit its 15th anniversary this year. Boom, bonus thing you didn't know right here in the intro. Anyway, here are several things you didn't know about Crossroads, I mean, the Justice League. (Sound) The Justice League is one of the first superhero teams ever created...

It's one of Danny Boyle's best works and we kind of can't believe we've never covered it before. Here are a few things you didn't know about 28 Days Later. Remember the sequence in the lab with the chimps that essentially kicks off all of the events of the film? That chimp there is named Johnny, by the way, boom, bonus thing right out of the gate. Anyway, you probably didn't know just how hard it is out there for a chimp. First off, you can only work with chimps until they're about seven or eight years old, because they become considerably harder to work with after that, like Lindsay Lohan...

This is the perfect time for us to cover a classic. So here are several things you didn't know about Planes, Trains and Automobiles. Based on a true story or based on actual events is the type of thing that studios like to put in the trailers for Oscary movies to make them seem even more Oscary. So, you might be surprised to hear that Planes, Trains, and Automobiles is actually deserving of the same distinction. John Hughes, the writer-director, based the story line of the film on something that really happened to him...

It's time for us to cover another timeless holiday classic, Lethal Weapon. What's that? You forgot that Lethal Weapon is technically a Christmas movie? Well, it is. Shane Black strikes again. Here are seven things you didn't know about Lethal Weapon. (Sound) Let's start off by clearing up a big misconception about Lethal Weapon because Murtaugh never actually says I'm getting to old for this (Bleep) at any point in the film. What he says is. I'm too old for this (Bleep). One more time for the people in the back...

Rock and roll. Everybody freeze! Nobody move! We wanted to do what we do best, talk about a movie for other reason than because we want to. And we really want to talk about Johnny Utah, Bodhi and the best meatball sandwiches in town. Utah, get me two. We'll get you more than two, Busey. How about seven things you didn't know about Point Break. 100% pure adrenaline. Other guys snort for it, jab a vein for it, all you gotta do is jump. Point Break, more than anything else, is about chasing adrenaline...

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the night's main event. (Applause) It's spring break and what better way to celebrate the absolute absence of higher learning and common decency than with a frat house classic, Old School. Well probably the movie, Spring Breakers, I mean you're not really going to beat that. But since Old school just had it's 15th anniversary, maybe we throw these old guys a bone. Say yes. Yes. So take good notes for the quiz, because here are seven things you didn't know about Old School...

The long awaited Super Troopers 2 is almost in theaters and we're laying down the law on the original cult classic, right meow. Are you saying meow? Am I saying meow? Here are nine things you didn't know about Super Troopers. After generating big buzz at Sundance with their first movie Puddle Cruiser, the guys from Broken Lizard went out to Hollywood with their new project, Super Troopers. And the result was a classic case of Tinsel Town heartbreak. One studio said they would only make it if Ben Affleck could play Thorny...

Previous part: https://zen.yandex.ru/media/id/5d9fa187e882c300ae8a4373/fistful-facts-about-solo-part-1-5da1cc409c944600b18e5f52 Let's continue to talk about Solo. Bonus Start Wars thing, and another instance of the Lucasfilm snake eating its own tail. Did someone say snakes? (Sound)! What would an Indiana Jones movie be without a hefty dose of real live creepy crawlies? Well, probably a much easier movie to make since they inevitably decided to use CGI. In lieu of dealing with thousands of gross living creatures...

The Shape Of Water took home top honors at the 90th Academy Awards and with Pacific Rim Uprising just about to hit theaters, the time feels right for a Guillermo del Toro deep dive. And with no wet suit needed here are seven things you didn't know about Pan's Labyrinth. (Sound) Back in 2004, with the success of Hellboy, the offers came pouring in for Guillermo del Toro to direct another superhero movie. But no one wanted to finance Pan's Labyrinth. He shelved it indefinitely after the suits just...

So, this is the things you didn't know about Han Solo. And it's the tenth anniversary of Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. We're setting our sights on that other handsome smuggler played by Harrison Ford. But don't get your Wookie in a twist, there's still plenty of Star Wars things in this post, too. Here are nine things you didn't know about Indiana Jones. The Indiana Jones franchise is a hallmark of the action adventure genre. And Harrison Ford in the titular role is one of the most iconic movie heroes of all time...

So strap yourselves in for seven things you didn't know about Armageddon. Thanks to the favorable light it casts on the space program, the production of Armageddon was granted unprecedented access to many of NASA's facilities and equipment. Like this vacuum chamber that can fit a space shuttle inside, and has a 40-ton door. This hangar, which is so tall they had to constantly run the AC so clouds don't form in the ceiling. And the neutral buoyancy pool for simulating zero g in astronaut training, which is 40 feet deep, and holds 6 million gallons of water...

It's the 20th anniversary of Blade, and we're taking a look at the whole franchise to commemorate the first hero of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, well, almost the first. Here are seven things you didn't know about Blade. (Sound) Before Black Panther broke all the records and became a landmark for African-American progress in Hollywood, it was Wesley Snipes' vampire hunting anti-hero Blade who staked his claim as Marvel's first black superhero at the cinema, but the firsts don't stop there. Besides...