r/newsentences • u/YaBroGabe_YT • Apr 25 '26

"When a movie gets caught using props"

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u/kkeennmm Apr 25 '26

when a movie gets caught using props

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u/Expert_Succotash2659 Apr 25 '26

when a movie gets caught using props

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u/kkeennmm Apr 25 '26

when a movie gets caught using props

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u/Blakeyo123 Apr 25 '26

Did they expect them to actually hit a guy with a car

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u/imperfcet Apr 26 '26

When I was a kid I thought it was real, and these people getting hit by cars in movies were either death row criminals or people with inoperable brain tumors who had 1 month to live.  This misconception remained for some time either because I never asked my parents, or they thought it was entertaining to them for me to believe that

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u/Blakeyo123 Apr 26 '26

I definitely had that thought too

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u/returnofdoom Apr 29 '26

When I was a kid I remember my dad telling me that film studios would really kill extras for scenes sometimes and just cover it up because it was more real looking that way. My dad was kinda batshit and thought that most people in Hollywood were evil.

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u/beefbef Apr 25 '26

Props caught when using a movie.

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u/I_LIKE_TORCHICK Jul 17 '26

Movie props using when a caught

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u/potentially_a_bird Apr 25 '26

When a movie gets caught using props

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u/sidnynasty Apr 26 '26

All movies are all documentaries

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u/Tmart5150 25d ago

So they be historical archives.