12 Behind the Scenes Movie Moments That Sound Fake But Aren’t

Step into the fascinating world of movies, where the real magic happens both in front of and behind the camera. Let's uncover the secrets and stories that makeup “Behind the Scenes.”

From surprising moments to incredible behind-the-scenes moments, this journey will give you a new perspective on filmmaking. Now, please have a look as we explore the captivating world of cinema, where every detail is as fascinating as the stories we see on screen. 

1. The Conjuring 2 (2016)

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Patrick Wilson and the crew were terrorized by a haunted curtain while on the set of The Conjuring 2.” It was a giant curtain that went from the floor to the ceiling, waving violently, and there was no door open or fan on,” Wilson said. “That was a very odd occurrence because nothing else was moving around it, and nothing else was blowing. Eventually, things on the set got so weird that a priest was called in to rid the space of negative energy.

2. Us (2019)

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Lupita Nyong'o, the lead actress of this film, stayed in red while shooting her scenes to maintain the hesitant voice and the exact emotions, which terrify the crew members sometimes. Lupita is a one-of-a-kind actress, and her acting skills are praised for obvious reasons. Shahadi Wright Joseph stated. “She would get into character and wouldn't talk. It was creepy.”

3. Mother! (2017)

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Jennifer Lawrence went to such a dark place while filming Mother! that she needed a tent on set filled with happy things to retreat when things got “too dark.” Lawrence said: “It got to such a low point that I had to bring the Kardashians in. Not in person, obviously. I had to do this one scene. I had never gone that dark before, so I started getting scared of myself a couple of days beforehand, and I was like…I needed a tent, away from the extras, just because I didn't know what I would do. So there, I just had a computer playing the Kardashians.” 

4. Carrie (1976)

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Sissy Spacek, the main female lead of this movie, was so dedicated to her role that she slept in her fake blood-soaked prom gown and stayed like this for a couple of days to preserve the continuity.” She had a trailer pulled behind MGM Studios in Culver City. She slept in that blood for three days,” co-star P.J. Soles said. “I was like, ‘You're amazing that you would want to sleep in that sticky, icky stuff.' And she was like, ‘No, it's got to match; I want it to look great!”. Indeed, she is very passionate. 

5. Candyman (1992)

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Tony Todd kept those natural bees in his mouth while shooting the climax. But he made a deal that he'd charge a $1,000 bonus every time he got stung by bees. “After every shot, the beekeepers vacuum them into a soft pouch. Tony had a dental dam to prevent them going down his throat,” director Bernard Rose said. During the shoot, he got stung a total of 23 times. 

6. Mission Impossible – Rogue Nation (2015)

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Tom Cruise has always been famous for doing massive stunts, from climbing to hanging onto an airplane as it takes off. There was a gigantic stunt in this movie that not even the stuntman could perform well, and Cruise was also not satisfied, so he did that on his own; the stunt coordinator claims that not even the stuntman could do it better than Cruise himself. 

7. Guardians of the Galaxy (2014)

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Even though Marvel is a blockbuster, they don't spend money if they don't have to. The massive set constructed for the Kyln prison in Guardians of the Galaxy was so expensive to build that the studio only agreed to foot the bill after planning to melt down all the steel after filming and sell it back to the supplier. Pretty fascinating, isn't it? 

8. Life of Pi (2012)

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One of the fantastic facts about this movie is that It was shot in a water tank. Most of the movie was shot on a massive water tank, using a specially built set to show the ocean's vastness. This was hard to shoot for the cast and crew, but it came out so well that everybody started working with more passion. The director, along with the whole cast, is highly praised for their efforts in the movie. 

9. Total Recall (2012)

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While filming, Schwarzenegger noticed that Michael's Ironside was constantly on the phone between takes. When he broached the subject with Ironside, he was told that he was talking to his sister and that she currently had cancer. Arnold immediately brought Michael to his trailer, and they had an hour-long 3-way conversation with the sister about what exercises to do and what kinds of foods she should be eating to lift her spirits. 

10. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002)

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While filming Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, Bella, the Neapolitan mastiff that played Fang, got very protective of Daniel Radcliffe and would jump in front of him whenever the animatronic spider for Aragog would come out to defend him, resulting in refilming the exact scene multiple times. 

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11. Léon: The Professional (1994)

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During the shoot of Léon, an actual robber was fleeing a drug store, and so Leon's building is surrounded by cops. It was said that upon seeing an army of actors dressed as policemen, the robber became scared, and out of nowhere, he immediately surrendered. Now, that's a rare thing to happen on set. 

12. Apollo 13 (1995)

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This is the only movie that was filmed in zero gravity. They filmed in NASA's “Vomit Comet,” a plane that flew at high altitudes and would create parabola movements to simulate a short period of low gravity. They built the Apollo spacecraft set inside the plane, and almost every scene featuring zero gravity was filmed in the plane. They completed all of these flights in 13 days. This is an underrated film, but it is worth watching.

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“No More Woke Garbage” 10 Iconic Black and White Movies That Are Actually Good

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Black and white movies may not be as popular as modern-day movies, but they are classics. Every connoisseur of cinema should watch them at least once. Recently, in a platform discussion, people have shared black and white movies that are a must-watch for any film enthusiast.

10 Movies/TV Shows That Ruined the Entire Franchise

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Franchise owners and filmmakers work tirelessly to produce hit movies and television shows that keep fans engaged and coming back for more. But sometimes, a single misstep can cause a franchise to crash and burn. On a popular online forum, users discussed the movies and television episodes that killed franchises. Here are the top ten responses:

“That Movie Is Destined To Suck” 10 Cringe Actors Who Instantly Ruin Movies

Actors and actresses can make or break a movie with their performances. While some are beloved by audiences and critics alike, others are criticized for their lackluster acting skills and ability to ruin an otherwise good film. Recently, in a discussion on a platform, people have shared actors and actresses who can instantly ruin movies with their performances.

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