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Manola 4 year s ago
I’ve seen a LOT of dumb posts but this is next level
       
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Georgiana 4 year s ago
Manola,

one does not _have_ to be here
       
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King 4 year s ago
Georgiana,
Feedbacks are important though. If I do something wrong I want to know, not just wonder about why am I always alone.
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Dilly 4 year s ago
Wow, 2 movies had a shot of a dock. or a shot of a mountain. or someone in a grocery isle....nobody has any fresh ideas of their own....specially the creator of this list.
       
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Back to the Future (1985) — Safety Last! (1923)

Back to the Future, by Robert Zemeckis, is full of wonderful original ideas. But the key scene where Doc is on the clock trying to connect the cable was definitely taken from another film.

The most attentive viewers noticed that almost the exact same thing happened to Harold Lloyd in his 1923 masterpiece Safety Last!. You can watch the opening minutes of Back to the Future where you will see a clock with Lloyd on it.

 

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