Bonus: Blade Runner (1982) — The Shining (1980)
Ridley Scott had to change the ending of Blade Runner because the studio thought the film was too dark and grim. Because they didn’t have enough money at that point, the director had to ask Kubrick for help. Kubrick is famous for shooting tons of footage for his projects. So, at the very beginning of The Shining, you’ll see the exact same shot from the end of Blade Runner.
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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
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.
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.
one does not _have_ to be here
Feedbacks are important though. If I do something wrong I want to know, not just wonder about why am I always alone.