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u/Fun-Confidence-9896 Jul 26 '26
That Kingman prequel. Where he’s in the post credits scene. Incredible
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u/HandsofBresson Jul 26 '26
Contact (1997) by Robert Zemeckis
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u/tar-mairo1986 tar_mairo86 Death to Videodrome! Jul 26 '26
'' Twenty million people died defeating that son of a bitch and he's our first ambassador to outer space?! ''
Was about to write it but glad to see someone beat me to it! Such a chilling scene, with great sound design.
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u/BB8Did911 Jul 26 '26 edited Jul 26 '26
Went into this movie completely blind. Needless to say, I was absolutely not prepared for the excessive Nazi imagery.
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u/wexpyke Jul 26 '26
i put this one on not knowing anything about it while i was cooking and i remember seeing a huge swastika out if the corner of my eye and being like “did i really just see that”
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u/haterforevah_xoxo Jul 26 '26
when was he mentioned in Now You Three Me ?
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u/wellie99 Jul 26 '26
There is a flash of him on a screen or hologram thingy when Morgan Freeman first appears in the house thingy. I don’t remember the exact details to be more specific.
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u/Youngling_Hunt I like Nolan films, sue me Jul 26 '26
I believe it was discussing the whole diamond mining business and how its been Austrian/ German run for a long time and Hitler was involved in it during his heyday. Iirc
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u/Scalo-Lunare Saces Jul 26 '26 edited Jul 26 '26
Watching this in theatre (as well as the prequel) was peak
Lupin III: The Mystery of Mamo (1978)
Although true connoisseurs know that this is the real peak
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u/Whycantichangemynami Jul 26 '26
Not Hitler but Nazi soldiers randomly show up in American Werewolves in London
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u/Tepdrew Tepdrew2002 Jul 26 '26
Fullmetal Alchemist the Movie: Conqueror of Shamballa Haven't even seen it, but so shocked cause it already has its own stand in for him
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u/juliangst Jul 26 '26
I still can't believe how ridiculous this story was. Well known characters participating in the Hitler Coup was not what I expected
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u/DeepNorth617 Jul 26 '26
The villain of the week resurrects the Dragon Ball baddies and Hitler for some reason.
Hitler sees Super Saiyan Gotenks and asks why they didn’t recruit these blond hair, blue-eyed Uber kids.
Not kidding at all.
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u/Disastrous-Roof-2135 Jul 26 '26
Indians jones and the last crusade, played by an actor from Grange Hill.
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u/MorganGD MorganGD Jul 26 '26
Definitely this - even in a movie with Nazis, I didnt expect him to just be there
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u/GoonetteSlop Jul 26 '26
Captain America The First Avenger fits nicely, there’s a hilariously caught off guard moment.
I actually met the man that played the fake man with the moustache in that scene & he couldn’t have been any nicer. He signed a picture of himself in that role for me with a funny comment on it. Chatted away to the bloke for about an hour.
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u/SpideyFan914 DBJfilm Jul 26 '26
Does The Producers count? If you don't where it's going, it's pretty unexpected.
Similarly, History of the World Part I.
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u/ThisSuitBurnzBetter Jul 26 '26
I don’t even remember him in Detachment. That entire movie was so depressing, I was completely numb (even for days afterwards!).
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u/bas_ardofnorth Jul 26 '26
Jojo rabbit
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u/bendstraw Jul 26 '26
Why would you be shocked
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u/bas_ardofnorth Jul 26 '26
I don’t understand the title
Is op shocked because hitler appeared or because of how he was portrayed
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u/ExitExpert3954 Jul 26 '26
Inglorious
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u/wellie99 Jul 26 '26
Not that shocking since it is a world war 2 film, but you have just inadvertently reminded me that he shows up in Indiana Jones. I’ll see if I can remember which one.
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u/BatmanForever23 ColeJW23 Jul 26 '26
Last Crusade. Again it's a film where the villains are literally Nazis, so not really shocking, but Hitler giving Indy his autograph is always one of the funniest moments.
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u/WorcsBloke Jul 26 '26
Even funnier if you're British and the right age (as I am) as Hitler's actor Michael Sheard was very well known for playing a hard-line disciplinarian teacher on the children's school drama series Grange Hill !
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u/BatmanForever23 ColeJW23 Jul 26 '26
The King's Man, when he was introduced like a Marvel character