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I was watching the Nostalgia Critic's review of Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom when I saw something that I had never caught in that movie before...




mind = blown...


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WALL-E and Toy Story are in the same universe. You can see Rex and a Pizza Planet car in WALL-E and Buzz Lightyear is equipped with Buy and Large brand batteries.

All of Quentin Tarentino's movies fit into the same universe. Cracked explained that, in the Tarentino world, since Hitler was killed thanks to the graphic violence of the Basterds, people decided that violence can be used as an answer for anything, leading to the increased prevalence of crime, which explains Resevoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction. The diamonds in the former film later became a plot point in the latter, though you never actually saw them, you just saw the briefcase they were in. Tarentino confirms those were the same diamonds in both movies.

There is one thing that could have been done to really tie all of the movies together though, and that would have been to make it so that Budd from Kill Bill actually pawned his katana, which would have been the same katana used by Butch to save Marsellus Wallace from the two rapists.

Dewmann wrote:The diamonds in the former film later became a plot point in the latter, though you never actually saw them, you just saw the briefcase they were in. Tarentino confirms those were the same diamonds in both movies.

When did he say that? Pretty sure I read that he said "It's whatever the viewer wants it to be" or something similar, in regard to the contents of the briefcase.

I've always thought the continuity goes the other way, anyway; Steve Buscemi is a waiter in PF and in RD he mentions how he worked for minimum wage. A Marsellus is mentioned in RD but he's "behind bars for 20 years" or thereabouts; I understand he could get out earlier but it makes more sense the other way around. Apparently the woman in PF that Marsellus shoots to get her car is the same woman who Mr Orange shoots in RD; it makes sense that she would be carrying, and ready to use, a loaded gun in her car after she got shot the first time.

Harvey Keitel and Tim Roth

"oh gosh here it comes the spiel about how their characters are the same person"

Yes
Just because they have different names doesn't mean any of the names are their real names.
There's probably more but I'm tired and beyond that it's just wild speculation.

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A classic, but still:



See also: http://www.dorkly.com/article/13074/the-dorklyst-the-6-greatest-videogame-theories-on-the-internet

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In Borderlands, there's a mission where you find and kill Taylor Kobb, who runs a small town full of bandits. After his death, you receive another mission to kill Kobb's younger brother, Jaynis, who re-names the town Jaynistown- a parody of Jaynestown, an episode of Firefly about Jayne Cobb.

There's also a mission that deals with a young man who runs away from his family and becomes a bandit. When you're hired to find him, you eventually find a corpse with a note written by the young man saying he's taken on the name of Reaver, which are the 'bandits' of the Firefly universe.

The Bible has been translated into Klingon.

Shakespeare was translated from Klingon. []

Counselor Troi and Lieutenant Worf totally hooked up one time.

Ziggy Stardust wrote:Counselor Troi and Lieutenant Worf totally hooked up one time.

And then Worf hooked up with Lt. Jadzia Dax, whose symbiont (and hence memories) were transferred to Ensign Ezri Dax...who was a counselor....[]

Ratchet and Clank and Jak and Daxter make cameos in each others' worlds. You can see a Jak and Daxter mural in Allgon City in Ratchet and Clank 2, and a Ratchet and Clank poster is in Haven City in Jak II. Also, Clank mimics Daxter's dance from the first game.

Moreover, Spyro cameos in Crash Bandicoot game Twinsanity, and Spyro and Crash join forces on the Gameboy Advance.

Spiderman is in the remake of the Italian job.

They misspelled 'heist' in TDKR. I noticed it at once, but the film's editors didn't catch it until several days after the film's release, apparently.

A few scenes from the first "Shrek"

They blew your mind? []

Also the bear's.

No, there's supposed to be a picture, but trying to upload something on an ipod touch is fucking complicated

Here

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James Bond is a time lord.

I like the "James Bond is a codename" theory, myself.

My first thought at looking at that Shrek screencap was "Damn, CGI has come a long way".

Don't know if I posted this somewhere before, but this is truly mind blowing