r/shittymoviedetails

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In Ratatouille (2007) the rats survive going through the dishwasher. Meaning it does not properly get up to 165°F and needs to have a service ticket put in.

u/boxesandcereal — 4 days ago

The plot of Thunderpants (2001) involves a child being placed on Death Row for a fart related mishap. This fact was not made up.

u/Tythatguy1312 — 4 days ago

In Resident Evil (2026) while Bryan does unfortunately get the bad ending. He does at least get some sick trophies. As he not only beat the game under 3 hours, but also beat the game without saving or using any healing items!

u/Internal_Charity201 — 4 days ago

You can read this Tenet (2020) movie detail backwards and it still makes perfect sense. Actually, it fucking doesn’t. Kind of like this stupid ass movie.

u/Unusual_Macaroon_446 — 4 days ago

In The Incredible Hulk (2008), Bruce Banner had to restrain himself from having sex because the heart-rate during sex may transform him into Hulk. This issue technically makes him an incel.

u/AnIgnorablePerson — 4 days ago

In Better Caul Sall S6E7 (2022) chuck suggests that spinning a shaken soda can will stop it from spraying you. Both I, and my soaking disgruntled father-in-law currently chasing me, can attest to the fact that this does not fucking work

u/Hank_Mardukas1066 — 4 days ago

Toy Story 5 features an original song by Taylor Swift. This is subtle psychological engineering to get young girls hooked on her infantile brand as her older fans are aging out of her material.

u/TyLeRoux — 3 days ago

In the Kung Fu Panda sequel anime Jujutsu Panda, Po the Dragon Warrior travels from China to Japan to learn a new martial arts technique and realises there are humans in this world.

u/Gregariouswaty — 4 days ago

In Toy Story 5, Smarty Pants is a toilet training toy, meaning he is likely covered in imperceptible fecal matter

u/TyLeRoux — 3 days ago

In the 1989 movie The Wizard character Lucas Barton says "I love the PowerGlove, it's so bad". This is in fact a reference to the PowerGlove actually being bad.

u/Traditional-Age-7594 — 3 days ago

ratatouille (2007) ends with Ego choosing to invest into Remy own restaurant/bistro, which is a really bad investment given that rats only live for 2-3 years

u/Ur-boiiiii — 4 days ago

In The Backrooms (2026), Clark states to who was once his shrink that he "likes it here". A couple minutes later, he is assailed by Captain Clark, and horrendously bitten, proving that he likely does not like it there.

u/Fun_Firefighter_4292 — 3 days ago
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In Lanterns (2026), Sinestro, an alien in space, was wearing jeans after being broken out of the most secure prison in the universe. This is because even intergalactic supervillains can't escape the American Eagle dress code.

u/Lunch_Confident — 8 days ago
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In Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (2001), Why did Voldemort try to use a highly complex, soul-splitting magical curse on a baby instead of just dropping it out of a second-story window ? Is he stupid ?

u/Jesus_H_Christ_AMA — 12 days ago

In Coyote vs Acme (2026) Peter Lorre is somehow still under contract with Warner Bros despite being dead since 1964.

u/derf_vader — 12 days ago

TIL the famous helicopter scene in 28 Weeks Later (2007) was completely unscripted. When a helicopter pilot lost control and started barreling towards a group of extras, director John Landis chose to keep the camera rolling instead of calling cut. The rest is history.

u/AutomaticService8468 — 12 days ago

He is using magic with the same effort

So my guy here is using magic to use the tea spoon with the same movements and effort like a normal person would without magic, but he is holding the book with his hands, like cmon…

u/Apprehensive_Arm3727 — 12 days ago
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In Spider-Man 2 (2004), Peter Parker struggles to balance his personal life with his secret identity as Abraham Lincoln

u/e5janisse — 13 days ago

In Spider-Man: Brand New Day (2026), Sadie Sink plays a psychic so incredibly powerful that thousands of Redditors in real life forgot she was there to help Frank Castle get Peter Parker through his hospital stay without being arrested.

u/slimebeastly — 12 days ago