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Lucas hired Lloyd, wrote Lloyd's dialogue, and directed his performance--if anyone was to blame, it was Lucas, but the fanboys don't want to blame their idol.
I don’t care how much people disliked The Phantom Menace or the rest of the prequels. The amount of abuse multiple of those actors have gotten and STILL get all this time later is insane to me. Just because you don’t like someone’s performance or liked a movie you shouldn’t hurt the actors from the movie
I agree with you! I'm not a fan of Phantom Menace, but the actors didn't deserve the heat they got. If anyone should have gotten the heat it's George Lucas. The actors were just people doing there jobs the best they could.
@@jenniferkovalick2959 George Lucas DID get backlash from the prequels.....to the point of him selling his company to Disney....and the rest is(mostly)a dumpster fire disaster
Completely agree. The prequels and the sequels are terrible, but these fans have lost their minds with this nonsense. Reminds me of the house from the movie The Goonies. The people who lived in that house had to finally move away because so many 'fans' were harassing them. They would wander on to the property and break off pieces of the house for souvenirs, knock on their door and demand a tour and many other similar behaviors. If you cant tell the difference between a movie and real life, you arent a bigger fan than everyone else, you're just ill.
@@Heathcoatman Yeah it’s insane. I’m not a huge fan of the sequels of Star Wars myself but I wouldn’t walk up to one of the actors and start harassing them. That’s just common kindness. You don’t harass people but especially over something as silly as a performance in a movie
What’s really sad is how a lot of media outlets were making fun of his dramatic weight loss; they though he was getting ready for a new role but Chadwick kept it to himself with great dignity he was a great actor and man
people like you insanely overhyping that bad actor makes me hate him even more, i hate that stupid MCU shit, his stupid face and the worst is that fucking name that makes me wanna vomit out of my ears!
Re: The Exorcist - The director's name is William Friedkin, not William Friedrich. Also, actor Jason Miller, who played the young priest Father Damien Karras, was unexpectedly hit in the face with the now-infamous pea soup. It was supposed to hit his chest, but the green stuff got him right in the kisser, resulting in the genuinely disgusting reaction he made. Re: The Wizard of Oz - Buddy Ebsen's adverse reaction to the Tin Man makeup resulted in him losing the part, and Jack Haley would take over the role. Also, the "snow" in the field of poppies scene was really asbestos, and we know how healthy that stuff is.
I thoroughly disagree with #2. Knowing what Chadwick Boseman was experiencing makes his performances in those movies even MORE inspiring, not hard to watch. Much respect for the man.
Many of these movie are somewhat hard to. However, I don't feel that way about Chadwick Boseman. He made history as T'Challa aka the Black Panther, being the first black superhero in the MCU. His body of work and being such a positive role model made African Americans proud. He still has fans of all ages and backgrounds that truly love him. I watch Chadwick Boseman in his movie and tv roles with a GRATEFUL heart. I'm happy that he shared his gifts with the world even though he was taken too soon. I'm also amazed at how hard he worked in spite his health circumstances. Chadwick was truly a great man. I hope he is resting in peace, strength and the love of the world. ❤
All Dogs Go To Heaven. Where a dog earns redemption when he saves a little girl from an abusive situation and helps her find a loving new home and family. The end credits song was dedicated to Judith Barsi's memory.
I've known about Barsi's story for awhile (You know she's also "Ducky" in land before time) But I recently learned that while she had completed recording all her lines on "All Dogs" but Burt Reynolds hadn't. Yup, he still had to record the emotional last scene where Charlie says goodbye to Anne Marie after learning about Judith's murder.. He requested to be all alone in the booth and it took many takes as he struggled to make it through the scene. Watch that last scene again and listen to his voice carefully. You'll hear genuine tears, not acting.
Agreed. Personally, I feel that most nudity in an average movie is the product of some perv of a director, or producer living out there lewd fantasies and then calling it "art".
Regarding Rebel Without A Cause, the narration said, "All three were found dead within a span of 25 years." That's not a coincidence, a curse, or bad luck. That's just how things go. Within 25 years of my high school graduation, I'm not sure how many of my classmates were dead, but, I assure you, however many there were, the deaths were totally unrelated.
My 1986 HS class had ~210 people, and we lost about one person every other year (car accidents, mostly). We had a bad run during Covid, losing four in six months.
With the initial hate surrounding _The Phantom Menace,_ it’s incredible how Jake Lloyd and Ahmed Best overcame the hate to go on to have more successful careers: Best as Kelleran Beq, the Jedi who rescued Grogu from Order 66 in a flashback from _The Mandalorian_ Season 3, and Lloyd would direct a documentary about Tibetan refugees in 2012.
Hedren and Marshall actually bought and bred many big cats in their own home, making Roar a sort of home movie. All those lions & tigers were basically their pets. They eventually turned the property into the Shambala Preserve, keeping the big cats. It is apparently still run as a rescue today, though obviously safety measures have been implemented lol
Surprised The Adventures of Milo & Otis isn't on here. I loved that movie as a kid, then it came out that over two dozen animals were murdered for that movie, including one scene where one of the pugs playing Otis is killed by a bear.
If you watch it without sound, you can tell that the terrified animals screaming for help on that raft are doomed. So many creatures--it was not filmed in the United States. The statement at the end of credits "no animals were harmed in the filming of this movie" is noticeably absent.
Same. I adored that movie as a kid and later bought it to rewatch. I often visit IMBD out of curiosity to check the behind the scenes trivia or look up an actor. Finding out the BTS on this one ripped out my heart and I'm so sorry to contribute money towards the torture and murder of animals.
Knowing what happened to the actor doesnt take away the joy from watching Jingle All The Way. It reminds us of his contribution in a delightful cheerful movie that we watch every Christmas.
@@xxthatsnotmexx the villain of the movie is Sweet Pete, a visibly aged version of Peter Pan, whom Driscoll voiced in the original movie. Sweet Pete's backstory is almost exactly like Driscoll's, being kicked out of the industry because he hit puberty and wasn't the cute little boy they wanted anymore. They even paralleled a quote from him regarding Disney, saying he was "carried on a silver platter and then dumped into the garbage can", while Sweet Pete says "they threw me away like I was nothing".
There is an animated movie, i dont know the name of it. A little girls voiced the little girl in it. She was killed by her father while they still made the movie. The actor who voiced the dog couldnt get it together and cried and had to retake his last scene many times. How come this isnt in this video? Isnt there anything more tragic than a little girl killed by her own father and a co-actor breaking down about the news of it? Really?
Chadwick Boseman was a true superhero showing now fear only strength inspiring sick kids to soldier on and also myself I'm one of the lucky ones I live for those who didn't get the chance I have R.I.P Chadwick Boseman Wakanda Forever.
@TrollHunterDestroyReaperAltsDo you have a life outside of bullying and harrassing others and making false claims about other people with your clearly existing alts
@@Omegatonboom exactly. All he does is bully people in the comments and lie about others. Besides can you report him for harassment. Also he does have alts . I'm talking about troll hunter
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“We will not be including actors who passed away before the movie was released.” “James Dean , who perished in a car car just weeks before the film’s release.”
Jar-Jar's actor did appear in an episode of The Mandalorian, so he may feel a bit better about his place in the franchise now. After seeing the play ANI by Starkid I can actually enjoy the movie more like an easter egg hunt for the line references by Jar Jar mainly
I feel Roar is just a snuff movie that people only watched because of the injuries of the actors and producers. Also Phantom Menace isn’t a bad movie, the movie got too much hate and Jake Lloyd was bullied throughout high school. I would put Land Before Time and All Dogs go to Heaven, because of Judith Barsi, as a kid I was already sad when I watched those cartoons and knowing about the actress at the ending credits, made me cry as a kid!
The Phantom Menace is absolutely a terrible movie that ruined the entire franchise in a way that it never recovered from, though other projects are also to blame for that. The blame rests solely with George Lucas, who surrounded himself with yes men and thought that cutting edge special effects was the most important element in Star Wars.
@@rxg9er phantom menace isn’t as bad as the later Star Wars movies, but I do blame George Lucas for the prequel’s failure, Lloyd said Lucas gave him a bad script!
it took me like 20 years understand the ending to evangelion was essentially a biblical armageddon and genesis of earth, even though the themes are biblical and it was in the title the entire time. People struggle with it because it is so painful and horrifying. everyone dies but shinji and he brings back asuka who he loves, and she absolutely hates him.
I like to think of the strength that Chadwick had to have been able to finish those movies while going thru what he was. These films are now a legacy for an actor whose time to shine was to short.
If you ever get the chance, watch the DVD of The Exorcist with the director's commentary on. It's terrific, especially for anyone who hasn't read the book by Blatty.
Kill Bill: Volume 2, The Crow, The Land Before Time, All Dogs Go to Heaven, The Dark Knight, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 1990, Pulp Fiction, Straight Outta Compton, and Toy Story 2 should've been on here. There wasn't anything too tragic with The Grinch and the 1990 TMNT movie, but they should've been mentioned.
It’s the innocent animal that are tortured and killed in movies that have no idea why and all they’re doing is being tortured for something people want. It’s disgusting. The water buffalo. What the hell was the point? And don’t say artistic license because that is bullshit.
I always wondered about the little white puppy... As a horror movie fan, I always tense up if I see an animal! Esp French and Australian films. There's a good chance the animal doesn't make it to the end of the film
Gotta love when the Oz info isn't right. The bits about Judy (other than the pills, which her mother put her on) were perputuated by by her ex-husband, Sid Luft, who Judy said should burn in the LaBrea tarpits.
In addition for number 19, Phil Hartman voiced the cat Jiji in the English dub of "Kiki's delivery service", so that makes that film rather bitter sweet too. Plus, Phil ad-libbed a lot of his lines in the original release, but in later rereleases, a lot of those lines were cut.
Night of the Museum: Secret of the Tomb was the last movie Mickey Rooney and Robin Williams were in before their deaths. Actually, when you think about it, Teddy Roosevelt’s goodbye to Larry could almost be seen as a goodbye to the audience.
"All were found dead within a span of just 25 years." I mean, 25 years is quite a long time. Especially for people who were not exactly living healthy lifestyles.
Sadly I recently found out that Jake Lloyd has had significant mental issues since his teens. He was diagnosed with schizophrenia. He is currently in the hospital for 18 months.
I highly recommend the Roar episode of the podcast What Went Wrong which does a deep dive into famous / infamous films known for their troubled productions…that Roar was even remotely watchable given the production nightmare of getting it to the screen is a minor miracle
3:05 Whats really ominous is what car James Dean was fatally killed in. A 1955 Porsche 550 Spyder nicknamed "Little Bastard". To this day, no one knows where it is.
Agreed. I love horror movies & video games most of the time but couldn’t get through that one. Ironically, I tried watching the newer version first. For a group movie night the older version was being played and I assumed it would be tame by comparison, so I ended up walking out of both
just cuz i hate jar jar binks, dosn't mean i hate the actor who played him, in fact he's gotta be as much of a victim of that role, he had to do it, he had to be the one to deliver those cringe lines, he dosn't desrve hate, he deserves a purple heart
How could you not include Land Before Time and All Dogs Go to Heaven. Actress Judith Barsi age 9-10 provided main character voices in both movies. Behind the scenes, she was horribly abused by her father, who finally killed her and her mother when Judith was 10. It may have been before release of both those movies, but the tragedy wasn't connected to the movies in the minds of those watching them at the time, as Judith wasn't famous enough to be a household name. In fact, Burt Reynolds had to finish recording the last scene in All Dogs where Charlie says goodbye to Anne Marie (Judith) after she had already died and could barely get through it, the real emotion showing in the final audio.
I'm a little surprised The Conqueror (starring John Wayne) wasn't mentioned. They filmed it in the desert where nuclear testing had been done. Many of the actors and crew ended up with cancer, including Wayne himself. And it all happened for a movie that isn't very good. 😥
4:34 the funniest thing about that movie roar the only one who did not get injured at all was the African assistant he grew up in Africa and he knows not to mess or come close to those animals
@@onionbubs386 when I saw it the first time it was a guy jumping into a pool to get away from a lion. When I saw your comment it chansged to a hug hugging a lion and he was bloody but its back to the guy jumping into the pool.
Surprised The Amityville Horror, 1979 not here, that caused a lot of problems for the city, or Full Metel Jacket, that had a lot of injuries through out production.
While it's cool they honored Chadwick's memory, I feel like Da 5 Bloods is a much better example of the theme of this video. I had chills watching that movie while Chadwick literally played a character who died and whose life and death was the center of the entire plot of the movie. RIP Chadwick. We miss you brother.
The lack of ability too many people have to separate the actor from the part is depressing. Also, aside from an annoying way of speaking (which wasn't specific to his character), what was so bad about Jar Jar? (This is an honest question; I've never understood all the hate.)
Don’t know if this was mentioned but RIP Danny Lockin (Barnaby Tucker in Hello Dolly) who was found bound up and stabbed over 100 times. The guy who did it was somebody Lockin had picked up at a bar. Police found evidence for other crimes, but that wasn’t evidence for Lockin’s death. The murderer got either two or four years in prison.
It's wild that they went through with the film Roar when all that shit took place behind the camera... I don't feel like any movie is worth potentially dying.
Wagons East Seeing the movie years later, John Candy looked in such poor shape that I'm shocked nobody took any measures to prevent his fatal heart attack 😢
I love movies when the animals are the killers it just warms my heart😂😂. Watchmojo should do a video about Killer animals movie. I'd be down to watch that.
Masters Of The Universe (1987) My Older Brother Eddie was a huge He Man mark during the 1980's but today he's a childish, Cleptomaniac, Drug Addict with failing kidneys who refuses to change his ways I'll always respect him for making me the man I am today but nowadays he's on death's door so Karma hurts
Just be absolutely certain that your absence is what you want to keep for him. There’s no worse pain other than what he’s already put himself through. You can never take it back.
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Top 10 disney junior shows
Top 10 unimportant pokemon episodes (no catching new pokemon, no evolving, no gym/pokemon leage battle, no meating new rivle, etc)
Top 10 underrated animated disney series
Best disney movie per decade
Top 10 disney reprise songs (deleted included)
Top 10 disney villains that deserved a villain song
Top 10 disney couples with a tough start (Both movies and tv-series)
Top 10 what have I done moment excluding disney and pixar
Top 10 disney movie ideas (by you)
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The Twilight Zone movie
All of them
The director of the exorcist was freidkin, not freidrich which the narrator seems to be pronouncing.
The director of "The Exorcist" was William Freid...KIN.
The hate for Jake Lloyd is really unfair he was picked to play a very important character it’s not his fault the dialogue he was given
Very true.
Lucas hired Lloyd, wrote Lloyd's dialogue, and directed his performance--if anyone was to blame, it was Lucas, but the fanboys don't want to blame their idol.
Judith Barsi should have been on the list. she was Ducky in The Land Before Time, she was murdered by her father when she was 10
The Crow and The Land Before Time. Brandon Lee and Judith Barsi’s deaths could have been prevented.
Good examples. Horribly tragic.
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R.I.P Vic Morrow and the child actors Myca Dinh Le and Renee Shin-Yi Chen from the Twilight Zone accident 😢
The worst part of it is that John Landis refused to take responsibility
I think Morrow and one of the kids were decapitated by the helicopter’s blades
@@David_Theisenyes that's true the little girl was crushed, Morrow and the little boy were the capitated.
I think this wasn't on the list because their deaths were known about before the movie premiered
Thank you for mentioning them…
I don’t care how much people disliked The Phantom Menace or the rest of the prequels. The amount of abuse multiple of those actors have gotten and STILL get all this time later is insane to me. Just because you don’t like someone’s performance or liked a movie you shouldn’t hurt the actors from the movie
I actually LIKE the prequel trilogy especially the latter two with Hayden Christensen.
I agree with you! I'm not a fan of Phantom Menace, but the actors didn't deserve the heat they got. If anyone should have gotten the heat it's George Lucas. The actors were just people doing there jobs the best they could.
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George Lucas DID get backlash from the prequels.....to the point of him selling his company to Disney....and the rest is(mostly)a dumpster fire disaster
Completely agree. The prequels and the sequels are terrible, but these fans have lost their minds with this nonsense. Reminds me of the house from the movie The Goonies. The people who lived in that house had to finally move away because so many 'fans' were harassing them. They would wander on to the property and break off pieces of the house for souvenirs, knock on their door and demand a tour and many other similar behaviors. If you cant tell the difference between a movie and real life, you arent a bigger fan than everyone else, you're just ill.
@@Heathcoatman Yeah it’s insane. I’m not a huge fan of the sequels of Star Wars myself but I wouldn’t walk up to one of the actors and start harassing them. That’s just common kindness. You don’t harass people but especially over something as silly as a performance in a movie
RIP Chadwick Boseman
What’s really sad is how a lot of media outlets were making fun of his dramatic weight loss; they though he was getting ready for a new role but Chadwick kept it to himself with great dignity he was a great actor and man
Thats what freddie mercury did too. He didn’t tell the public until the day before he died
people like you insanely overhyping that bad actor makes me hate him even more, i hate that stupid MCU shit, his stupid face and the worst is that fucking name that makes me wanna vomit out of my ears!
Re: The Exorcist - The director's name is William Friedkin, not William Friedrich. Also, actor Jason Miller, who played the young priest Father Damien Karras, was unexpectedly hit in the face with the now-infamous pea soup. It was supposed to hit his chest, but the green stuff got him right in the kisser, resulting in the genuinely disgusting reaction he made.
Re: The Wizard of Oz - Buddy Ebsen's adverse reaction to the Tin Man makeup resulted in him losing the part, and Jack Haley would take over the role. Also, the "snow" in the field of poppies scene was really asbestos, and we know how healthy that stuff is.
How the hell do they get William Friedkin's name wrong?
What was the injury caused by the pea soup?
@@zydration3538 upon further digging, it would appear it was more shock than injury. I have rewritten my comment to reflect.
All of which is nothing compared to what Judy Garland was put through
@@iaincowell9747 Autocorrect will do that sometimes. "Friendliness" is what Friedkin changes to on my phone
The crow is a masterpiece. R.I.P Brandon Lee. 😢🎉
I thoroughly disagree with #2. Knowing what Chadwick Boseman was experiencing makes his performances in those movies even MORE inspiring, not hard to watch. Much respect for the man.
Many of these movie are somewhat hard to. However, I don't feel that way about Chadwick Boseman. He made history as T'Challa aka the Black Panther, being the first black superhero in the MCU. His body of work and being such a positive role model made African Americans proud. He still has fans of all ages and backgrounds that truly love him. I watch Chadwick Boseman in his movie and tv roles with a GRATEFUL heart. I'm happy that he shared his gifts with the world even though he was taken too soon. I'm also amazed at how hard he worked in spite his health circumstances. Chadwick was truly a great man. I hope he is resting in peace, strength and the love of the world. ❤
All Dogs Go To Heaven. Where a dog earns redemption when he saves a little girl from an abusive situation and helps her find a loving new home and family. The end credits song was dedicated to Judith Barsi's memory.
I've known about Barsi's story for awhile (You know she's also "Ducky" in land before time) But I recently learned that while she had completed recording all her lines on "All Dogs" but Burt Reynolds hadn't. Yup, he still had to record the emotional last scene where Charlie says goodbye to Anne Marie after learning about Judith's murder.. He requested to be all alone in the booth and it took many takes as he struggled to make it through the scene. Watch that last scene again and listen to his voice carefully. You'll hear genuine tears, not acting.
What about any movie produced by Harvey Weinstein?
He wanted Salma Hayek to do lesbian scenes in FRIDA for his own amusement
That sick bastard
Agreed. Personally, I feel that most nudity in an average movie is the product of some perv of a director, or producer living out there lewd fantasies and then calling it "art".
Regarding Rebel Without A Cause, the narration said, "All three were found dead within a span of 25 years." That's not a coincidence, a curse, or bad luck. That's just how things go. Within 25 years of my high school graduation, I'm not sure how many of my classmates were dead, but, I assure you, however many there were, the deaths were totally unrelated.
Well, said.
Or maybe you just don't want anyone trying to connect them. Classic misdirection :)
Thank you for pointing this out.
It was the fact that is was the three main stars, and none of them died a natural death.
My 1986 HS class had ~210 people, and we lost about one person every other year (car accidents, mostly). We had a bad run during Covid, losing four in six months.
With the initial hate surrounding _The Phantom Menace,_ it’s incredible how Jake Lloyd and Ahmed Best overcame the hate to go on to have more successful careers: Best as Kelleran Beq, the Jedi who rescued Grogu from Order 66 in a flashback from _The Mandalorian_ Season 3, and Lloyd would direct a documentary about Tibetan refugees in 2012.
Stand by Me. River Phoenix looks so young and innocent in that movie, and knowing what happened to him…
And knowing that Will Wheaton was forced into acting in it.
Phil Hartman voiced Jiiji in Kiki's Delivery Service which is in his memory.
who the hell makes a movie with untrained lions?? why didn't they
use trained lions? we will probably never know.
Hedren and Marshall actually bought and bred many big cats in their own home, making Roar a sort of home movie. All those lions & tigers were basically their pets. They eventually turned the property into the Shambala Preserve, keeping the big cats. It is apparently still run as a rescue today, though obviously safety measures have been implemented lol
But being an actor I wouldn't work that close to even trained lions.... like who signs up for that?!?!
Surprised The Adventures of Milo & Otis isn't on here. I loved that movie as a kid, then it came out that over two dozen animals were murdered for that movie, including one scene where one of the pugs playing Otis is killed by a bear.
Oh my god is that true? This is terrible. How did they allow this to happen?
I also heard they killed the lemmings in one of the movies and some golden retriever puppies 🐶 died in air bud sequels
Yes! For the scene where the kitten is on the ledge of a cliff, they threw many kittens down until one srayed on the ledge!
If you watch it without sound, you can tell that the terrified animals screaming for help on that raft are doomed. So many creatures--it was not filmed in the United States. The statement at the end of credits "no animals were harmed in the filming of this movie" is noticeably absent.
Same. I adored that movie as a kid and later bought it to rewatch. I often visit IMBD out of curiosity to check the behind the scenes trivia or look up an actor. Finding out the BTS on this one ripped out my heart and I'm so sorry to contribute money towards the torture and murder of animals.
Knowing what happened to the actor doesnt take away the joy from watching Jingle All The Way. It reminds us of his contribution in a delightful cheerful movie that we watch every Christmas.
The 'Roar' Actors Was Tripping 😮
Was they?
Tippi Hedron was Melani Griffith’s real mom. She forced her into that role. I would have never forgiven her.
And then Disney made a mockery of Bobby Driscoll's demise in Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers
What?
@@xxthatsnotmexx the villain of the movie is Sweet Pete, a visibly aged version of Peter Pan, whom Driscoll voiced in the original movie. Sweet Pete's backstory is almost exactly like Driscoll's, being kicked out of the industry because he hit puberty and wasn't the cute little boy they wanted anymore. They even paralleled a quote from him regarding Disney, saying he was "carried on a silver platter and then dumped into the garbage can", while Sweet Pete says "they threw me away like I was nothing".
@@onionbubs386 Wow, that's cruel. RIP *Robert* Driscoll.
There is an animated movie, i dont know the name of it. A little girls voiced the little girl in it. She was killed by her father while they still made the movie. The actor who voiced the dog couldnt get it together and cried and had to retake his last scene many times. How come this isnt in this video? Isnt there anything more tragic than a little girl killed by her own father and a co-actor breaking down about the news of it? Really?
it was all dogs go the heaven
@@jsmith3946 ah, good, thx
@@jsmith3946 And she was also Ducky in The Land Before Time
Yes, that was little Judith Barsi & Burt Reynolds in All Dogs Go To Heaven 😢
No, instead they include three actors that died in the span of 25 years.
Ugh, I miss Chadwick Boseman! My favorite Black Panther!
Chadwick Boseman was a true superhero showing now fear only strength inspiring sick kids to soldier on and also myself I'm one of the lucky ones I live for those who didn't get the chance I have R.I.P Chadwick Boseman Wakanda Forever.
Anyone that uses or messes with wild animals are just asking for trouble.
@TrollHunterDestroyReaperAltsDo you have a life outside of bullying and harrassing others and making false claims about other people with your clearly existing alts
@@CommentBotHater lol can you try and adult for a second and understand what humor is?
@TrollHunterDestroyReaperAlts it's sad that you like your own comment with multiple accounts.
@@Omegatonboom exactly. All he does is bully people in the comments and lie about others. Besides can you report him for harassment. Also he does have alts . I'm talking about troll hunter
@@CommentBotHater he obviously doesn't
Tippi Hedren is Melanie Griffith’s mother and Dakota Johnson’s (Fifty Shades of Grey) grandmother.
My grandpa was a trucker around southern Utah during the nuke tests. He died in 1995 at the age of 64 from prostate cancer.
W vid even tho I ain’t watch it yet🗣🗣🗣🔥
Cameron Boyce 😭 Descendants/Jessie 😢
What about Heath Ledger
If you include Phil Hartman and "Jingle All the Way", you could just as easily include John Belushi and "Blues Brothers".
My wish list:
Top 10 disney junior shows
Top 10 unimportant pokemon episodes (no catching new pokemon, no evolving, no gym/pokemon leage battle, no meating new rivle, etc)
Top 10 underrated animated disney series
Best disney movie per decade
Top 10 disney reprise songs (deleted included)
Top 10 disney villains that deserved a villain song
Top 10 disney couples with a tough start (Both movies and tv-series)
Top 10 what have I done moment excluding disney and pixar
Top 10 disney movie ideas (by you)
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@@BlackHatCinephile go away
@@Reaperguy67 I hope Watchmojo does something about Black Hat and his stupid medals.
@@Slayde.Wilson they need to do something about his bullying as well. Besides he needs to grow up
Hitchcock, the Harvey Weinstein of his time.
“We will not be including actors who passed away before the movie was released.”
“James Dean , who perished in a car car just weeks before the film’s release.”
They mentioned him but his death was not the main reason the film made the list
No mention of Brokovich's firm taking a majority of the pay out?
That's what I was expecting when they listed the movie!
Jar-Jar's actor did appear in an episode of The Mandalorian, so he may feel a bit better about his place in the franchise now. After seeing the play ANI by Starkid I can actually enjoy the movie more like an easter egg hunt for the line references by Jar Jar mainly
RIP Brandon Lee. You will never be forgotten 🙏
I feel Roar is just a snuff movie that people only watched because of the injuries of the actors and producers. Also Phantom Menace isn’t a bad movie, the movie got too much hate and Jake Lloyd was bullied throughout high school. I would put Land Before Time and All Dogs go to Heaven, because of Judith Barsi, as a kid I was already sad when I watched those cartoons and knowing about the actress at the ending credits, made me cry as a kid!
Hedren and Marshall actually owned the animals that injured them though
@@averycheesypotato I know, they’re crazy for owning lots of lions and tigers, that even their neighbors told them it’s not allowed!
The Phantom Menace is absolutely a terrible movie that ruined the entire franchise in a way that it never recovered from, though other projects are also to blame for that. The blame rests solely with George Lucas, who surrounded himself with yes men and thought that cutting edge special effects was the most important element in Star Wars.
@@rxg9er phantom menace isn’t as bad as the later Star Wars movies, but I do blame George Lucas for the prequel’s failure, Lloyd said Lucas gave him a bad script!
it took me like 20 years understand the ending to evangelion was essentially a biblical armageddon and genesis of earth, even though the themes are biblical and it was in the title the entire time. People struggle with it because it is so painful and horrifying. everyone dies but shinji and he brings back asuka who he loves, and she absolutely hates him.
Well, now I understand that The Exorcism 2024 movie is based off of what actually happened on the original set of The Exorcist..
I like to think of the strength that Chadwick had to have been able to finish those movies while going thru what he was. These films are now a legacy for an actor whose time to shine was to short.
14:10 how do you ACCIDENTALLY buy a dead body???
You should start doing a list of tragic animated movies based on what we know now?
The Twilight Zone Movie, The Crow, and All Dogs Go To Heaven are three that should've been mentioned
Of course now you have to do another list with Bruce Lee, Brandon Lee, AND The Twilight Zone Movie!!!!
Ghost with Patrick Swazey. I'm surprised that it wasn't on the list.
The director of "The Exorcist" was the late William Friedkin, not "William Friedrich."
Also they mispronounced Ellen Burston to Ellen Burstein
Twilight Zone: The Movie (1983), helicopter accident
If you ever get the chance, watch the DVD of The Exorcist with the director's commentary on. It's terrific, especially for anyone who hasn't read the book by Blatty.
Let’s just agree that Hollywood is Hell!
Undeniable True!
Hellywood?
Milo and Otis was another really sad one
I was expecting All Dogs Go To Heaven to be somewhere on this list.
4:43 hearing what I was hearing at the time I’m not ashamed to admit that I flinched when the lioness reacted
were there no animal safety regulations because wtf? 4:30
Kill Bill: Volume 2, The Crow, The Land Before Time, All Dogs Go to Heaven, The Dark Knight, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 1990, Pulp Fiction, Straight Outta Compton, and Toy Story 2 should've been on here. There wasn't anything too tragic with The Grinch and the 1990 TMNT movie, but they should've been mentioned.
It’s the innocent animal that are tortured and killed in movies that have no idea why and all they’re doing is being tortured for something people want. It’s disgusting. The water buffalo. What the hell was the point? And don’t say artistic license because that is bullshit.
I always wondered about the little white puppy... As a horror movie fan, I always tense up if I see an animal! Esp French and Australian films. There's a good chance the animal doesn't make it to the end of the film
@@lazyhomebody1356 It literally makes me cry. There is absolutely no point to it.
Gotta love when the Oz info isn't right. The bits about Judy (other than the pills, which her mother put her on) were perputuated by by her ex-husband, Sid Luft, who Judy said should burn in the LaBrea tarpits.
In addition for number 19, Phil Hartman voiced the cat Jiji in the English dub of "Kiki's delivery service", so that makes that film rather bitter sweet too. Plus, Phil ad-libbed a lot of his lines in the original release, but in later rereleases, a lot of those lines were cut.
Every movie with the Twin Towers.
What about Metropolis? That film is cursed as hell! Every single person involved is dead😮
From old age?
Possibly driven to madness by constant overhead whooshing sounds...
That was great! 😁
Oh my god is that the helicopter no that was Twilight Zone. Crap now I have to google another thing.
All Dogs Go To Heaven and the Goodbye Charlie scene..
Night of the Museum: Secret of the Tomb was the last movie Mickey Rooney and Robin Williams were in before their deaths. Actually, when you think about it, Teddy Roosevelt’s goodbye to Larry could almost be seen as a goodbye to the audience.
Hey, the greate the pain and suffering that went into creating a movie, the more meaningful the experience of watching it...
Stanley Kubrick had a reputation for being a perfectionist, which is why he made so few but, held to be good films.
Prepare to get your childhoods ruined
And with such fond childhood memories of watching Erin Brockovich and Roar...
The movie birds reminds me of spring in Australia, when all the Magpies want to swoop down and kill you.
"All were found dead within a span of just 25 years." I mean, 25 years is quite a long time. Especially for people who were not exactly living healthy lifestyles.
Sadly I recently found out that Jake Lloyd has had significant mental issues since his teens. He was diagnosed with schizophrenia. He is currently in the hospital for 18 months.
Alec Baldwin in mission impossible fallout pulling a gun on someone and saying this one feels loaded shall we find out. I win
I highly recommend the Roar episode of the podcast What Went Wrong which does a deep dive into famous / infamous films known for their troubled productions…that Roar was even remotely watchable given the production nightmare of getting it to the screen is a minor miracle
3:05 Whats really ominous is what car James Dean was fatally killed in. A 1955 Porsche 550 Spyder nicknamed "Little Bastard". To this day, no one knows where it is.
4:44 yeah im pretty sure that would explain the movie twister and the haunting (the remake)
I hated the last house on the left. I had to turn it off
Agreed. I love horror movies & video games most of the time but couldn’t get through that one.
Ironically, I tried watching the newer version first. For a group movie night the older version was being played and I assumed it would be tame by comparison, so I ended up walking out of both
just cuz i hate jar jar binks, dosn't mean i hate the actor who played him, in fact he's gotta be as much of a victim of that role, he had to do it, he had to be the one to deliver those cringe lines, he dosn't desrve hate, he deserves a purple heart
William Friedkin directed The Exorcist, Sir.
I can’t watch Charlie Brown anymore knowing that the actor who voiced him,Peter Robbins killed himself 💔
How could you not include Land Before Time and All Dogs Go to Heaven. Actress Judith Barsi age 9-10 provided main character voices in both movies. Behind the scenes, she was horribly abused by her father, who finally killed her and her mother when Judith was 10. It may have been before release of both those movies, but the tragedy wasn't connected to the movies in the minds of those watching them at the time, as Judith wasn't famous enough to be a household name. In fact, Burt Reynolds had to finish recording the last scene in All Dogs where Charlie says goodbye to Anne Marie (Judith) after she had already died and could barely get through it, the real emotion showing in the final audio.
I'm a little surprised The Conqueror (starring John Wayne) wasn't mentioned. They filmed it in the desert where nuclear testing had been done. Many of the actors and crew ended up with cancer, including Wayne himself. And it all happened for a movie that isn't very good. 😥
In "The Wizard of Oz" clip where it was snowing, they used asbestos to create the illusion of snow! 😢
4:34 the funniest thing about that movie roar the only one who did not get injured at all was the African assistant he grew up in Africa and he knows not to mess or come close to those animals
Why is The Crow and Victor Salva’s Clownhouse not on here?
Did you not hear when they said posthumous releases werent included?
I remembered watching Black Panther and wanted really badly to have a body just like Chadwick. Lean muscled, strong and healthy.
This Film in Happening the Story!😮
Who's the woman in the thumbnail, WatchMojo?
Weird, the thumbnail I see for this video is the Tin Man
I see a guy with lions as the thumbnail
@@kenterminateddq5311 I see it now. Weird how they changed it.
@@FaithfulAizenSame here
@@onionbubs386 when I saw it the first time it was a guy jumping into a pool to get away from a lion. When I saw your comment it chansged to a hug hugging a lion and he was bloody but its back to the guy jumping into the pool.
The Land Before Time: AM I A JOKE TO YOU!?
Surprised The Amityville Horror, 1979 not here, that caused a lot of problems for the city, or Full Metel Jacket, that had a lot of injuries through out production.
The lion in the thumbnail is just playing around.
While it's cool they honored Chadwick's memory, I feel like Da 5 Bloods is a much better example of the theme of this video. I had chills watching that movie while Chadwick literally played a character who died and whose life and death was the center of the entire plot of the movie. RIP Chadwick. We miss you brother.
The lack of ability too many people have to separate the actor from the part is depressing.
Also, aside from an annoying way of speaking (which wasn't specific to his character), what was so bad about Jar Jar? (This is an honest question; I've never understood all the hate.)
Hello good afternoon ❤❤❤
William FRIEDKIN, Mojo ...Not Friedrich.
Don’t know if this was mentioned but RIP Danny Lockin (Barnaby Tucker in Hello Dolly) who was found bound up and stabbed over 100 times. The guy who did it was somebody Lockin had picked up at a bar. Police found evidence for other crimes, but that wasn’t evidence for Lockin’s death. The murderer got either two or four years in prison.
The Land Before Time Ducky Voice Was From A Child Actress But Her Doctor Murdered Her And Watching The Movie Now Is.. Difficult
Actually, it was her father, not doctor, that killed her and her mother before taking his own life.
It's wild that they went through with the film Roar when all that shit took place behind the camera...
I don't feel like any movie is worth potentially dying.
Wagons East
Seeing the movie years later, John Candy looked in such poor shape that I'm shocked nobody took any measures to prevent his fatal heart attack 😢
Though their movies are classics, Alfred Hitchcock and Stanley Kubrick are megajerks, the way they treat their actresses!
I love movies when the animals are the killers it just warms my heart😂😂. Watchmojo should do a video about Killer animals movie. I'd be down to watch that.
Jaws would totally make it on such a list.
*Insert Deer Avenger game flashback here*
We all know Twilight Zone The Movie is #1. Except these people.
Masters Of The Universe (1987) My Older Brother Eddie was a huge He Man mark during the 1980's but today he's a childish, Cleptomaniac, Drug Addict with failing kidneys who refuses to change his ways I'll always respect him for making me the man I am today but nowadays he's on death's door so Karma hurts
Just be absolutely certain that your absence is what you want to keep for him. There’s no worse pain other than what he’s already put himself through. You can never take it back.
You didn’t mention that Apocalypse Now some of the actors were high on drugs also while filming