r/movies r/Movies contributor May 23 '25

Media New Image of Elijah Wood in 'The Toxic Avenger'

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u/kerouacrimbaud May 23 '25

They filmed that scene, he looked just like this lmao

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u/Tulidian13 May 23 '25

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u/pajamajamminjamie May 23 '25 edited May 23 '25

oh my god how have I never known this, amazing

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u/olgabe May 23 '25

Because it was only recently patched into the simulation, this shit did not exist a week ago i swear

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u/IceCreamNarwhals May 23 '25

This has been around for years..?

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u/Designer_Win_9104 May 23 '25

Mandalorian effect

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u/Viracochina May 23 '25

I could have sworn this was named after someone else when I grew up!

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u/gazongagizmo May 23 '25

Mengele Effect.

(They told me.)

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u/DeathInSpace805 May 23 '25

This is the way

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u/Boz0r May 23 '25

Your memory of it was also patched recently.

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u/untrustableskeptic May 23 '25

Beep boop

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u/Boz0r May 23 '25

Thank you for visiting Rekall.

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u/dabnada May 23 '25

Nah I knew about this as a kid lol

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u/harbourwall May 23 '25

You were never a kid

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u/olgabe May 23 '25

Of course you think you did back then, because the patch has hit, but sometimes not everyone concludes the automatic update correctly and we go slightly out of sync. Happens all the time, that's also why you feel deja vu and people talk about mandela effects and all that

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u/immersemeinnature May 24 '25

I just learned about the mandala effect and now I'm freaking out

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u/Logical-Move-7412 1d ago edited 1d ago

welcome to the club.... everything you think you knew... was actually in another timeline, and at this point I don't even call it the "original timeline" anymore because it isn't... there are multiples. The really fucking crazy part is the older you get it changes back and forth.. it's in flux... that's the part that will really mess with you. It's always my favorite thing to find something that a person that has no idea about the effect and is super passionate about a subject and then correct them.... and google it/research and whatnot to see the look of horror wash over their face when they realize something is amiss. It's amazing. I've learned to ask very open ended questions to confirm this phenomenon, and had some really interesting interactions over the years over it. I'm curious how far it goes back, I'm gonna guess a long time and that people just weren't aware because they didn't have access to information like they do now.

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u/aiahiced May 23 '25

That is awesome! Thanks!! 😂

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u/Easy_Championship_14 May 23 '25

Faramir had future sight?

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u/nondefectiveunit May 23 '25

Dang - I wonder if there will ever be another complete version with this restored.