15 Insights Into Popular Movies, Games, and Our Broken Criminal Justice System

What was the last gift you gave your girlfriend? If you didn’t shoehorn her into the climactic scene of a blockbuster movie, and give her a $100,000 setpiece, you’re not going hard enough. Some unknown burglars recently made off with over $300,000 worth of loot from the set of a Netflix show – no word on whether those were also gifts for loved ones. Way back in 1999, a different bandit tried to kidnap Fidel Castro with nothing but a hijacked plane and an offer of pizza. Pizza was at the heart of another catastrophe back in 1973, only this one involved botulism and a mass grave. While we’re on the subject, a very famous inventor once referred to pizza as “nauseating cake.”
Despite all evidence to the contrary, we’ve got some non-pizza trivia teed up as well! For example, you know that weird trope of horror franchises taking their gore and jump scares into space? That can all be traced back to one dumb joke at a company holiday party.
The final act of Batman '89 was largely improvised.

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Lupin

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Someone flew to Cuba to kidnap Castro, by delivering him pizza.

Soource: https://www.cracked.com/article_32701_a-pizza-guy-flew-to-cuba-to-attack-castro-using-pizza.html
Euphoria' is based on a show from Israel.

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Dark Souls has the Berserk manga to thank for a lot of its imagery.

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There was a mass pizza grave in Michigan.

Rushmore

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The FBI tried to honeypot a guy for posting pictures online.

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An actual horse's head was used in The Godfather.

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Parks and Recreation

The trend of sending horror movie franchises to space began as a dumb joke at an office Christmas party.

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The rich used to hate pizza when it was created.

Patrick Stewart was thought to be too bald to play Picard.

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Marvel endorsed a Spider-Man fan film from the '70s.

Sapkowski sold The Witcher for a measly $10k.

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