I think I may have been wrong on Mandella effects.

originally posted by: Justoneman
Well, I am not sure yet.



"Mirror mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of them all" was what I remember.

Same from what I remember , that's what it is . It's not?

I think you are mostly right because most of these are explainable.

Help us out with ones like the "Mirror, Mirror verses Magic Mirror" in Sleeping Beauty? We figure those out we can make it all the way go away. The BerenSTEIN Bears, verses STAIN as the end of that name? That COULD have been mispronunciation but we had the books then too and understand how to read English well here where I live. Surely we didn't misread a word for one of our favorite set of books. I have a small library in those, read them as a kid, read them to my kids and will read them to my grandchildren one day.

originally posted by: NoOneButMeAgain
The Mandella Effect is a load of a crap. It isn't real. It's nothing more than people mis-remembering things because humans are easily susceptible to suggestion.

There are studies showing how easy it is to convince people a memory is true when in fact it is false.

One of the worst causes for this is social media. It permeates everything and when one idiot says, "Luke, I am your father", all the gullible, weak minded idiots think that's what Darth Vader said. He never did.

originally posted by: SecretKnowledge2
a reply to: SprocketUK

Didn't Roth star in something about the 'Hillsborough 97" ?
HILLSBOROUGH DISASTER
He was a skinhead in that too

I can't remember how that ended, but he was roughly the same age as your film.

I think it was a special episode of a tv detective series. Can't recall the name.
Anybody?

The detective was Robbie Coltrane, big guy?

That was Cracker and the actor you are thinking about was Robert Carlisle

a reply to: SprocketUK

Cheers thanks.

Robert Carlisle is the small guy from 'Trainspotting' yeah?

Him and Tim Roth both similar in stature.

a reply to: SprocketUK

Delete thanks, double post

originally posted by: SecretKnowledge2
a reply to: SprocketUK

Didn't Roth star in something about the 'Hillsborough 97" ?
HILLSBOROUGH DISASTER
He was a skinhead in that too

I can't remember how that ended, but he was roughly the same age as your film.

I think it was a special episode of a tv detective series. Can't recall the name.
Anybody?

The detective was Robbie Coltrane, big guy?

I remember Cracker but its not Tim Roth its Robert Carlyle

a reply to: UpIsNowDown2

Great, thanks for that.

Here, yourself and SprocketUK, have a pint from an Irish man

originally posted by: SecretKnowledge2
a reply to: UpIsNowDown2

Great, thanks for that.

Here, yourself and SprocketUK, have a pint from an Irish man

Slainte !

originally posted by: SprocketUK
a reply to: CitizenB

Right at the end, its a scene where the camera points exactly at him and he smile and raises the bomb up, smashing it down on the floor at his feet.

And its a great film

Made in Britain is a great film? It's 420am here and I'm kinda bored I'm gonna watch it right now 😁

a reply to: TheMisguidedAngel

Its a great watch, let us know how you get on?

originally posted by: ScarletDarkness

originally posted by: Justoneman
Well, I am not sure yet.



"Mirror mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of them all" was what I remember.

Same from what I remember , that's what it is . It's not?

The original says that the animated version says "Magic mirror on the wall, who's the fairest of them all?"

originally posted by: SprocketUK
a reply to: TheMisguidedAngel

Its a great watch, let us know how you get on?

Yup just making a snack and gonna start it

Mandela Effects are fun but just goes to show how bad our memories actually are. I remember a post someone made here years ago that they thought New Zealand moved and used to be on the opposite end of Australia. That was the first time I had heard of the Mandela Effect being a thing.

a reply to: Steinermath333

Yeah, theres a lot to that, but this one, I am sure of...honest

a reply to: SprocketUK

As to C3PO's leg, it seems to me that he was all golden colored at first then he was repared after some accident and all they had to fix him was a silver leg.

originally posted by: TheMisguidedAngel

originally posted by: ScarletDarkness

originally posted by: Justoneman
Well, I am not sure yet.



"Mirror mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of them all" was what I remember.

Same from what I remember , that's what it is . It's not?

The original says that the animated version says "Magic mirror on the wall, who's the fairest of them all?"

Yes but in my childhood and later as a Dad of children who saw this with me, I saw that thing a bunch of times, and it was MIRROR MIRROR ON THE WALL .

On top of that, we all said it as kids in the mirror goofing around with others.


This one made this scientist sit back and go hmmmmm.???

originally posted by: Justoneman

originally posted by: TheMisguidedAngel

originally posted by: ScarletDarkness

originally posted by: Justoneman
Well, I am not sure yet.



"Mirror mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of them all" was what I remember.

Same from what I remember , that's what it is . It's not?

The original says that the animated version says "Magic mirror on the wall, who's the fairest of them all?"

Yes but in my childhood and later as a Dad of children who saw this with me, I saw that thing a bunch of times, and it was MIRROR MIRROR ON THE WALL .

On top of that, we all said it as kids in the mirror goofing around with others.


This one made this scientist sit back and go hmmmmm.???

I feel the same, but the confusion appears to be that in the original Brothers Grimm story, it was 'mirror, mirror', whereas, Disney changed it to 'magic. mirror', or, Lucille La Verne, who did the voice-over for the evil queen, made a mistake and Disney just stuck with it.

a reply to: AwakeNotWoke

He used the silver leg at the beginning in ep4.

originally posted by: Justoneman
Help us out with ones like the "Mirror, Mirror verses Magic Mirror" in Sleeping Beauty?

Mostly because these things get changed in some other medium, like on TV shows or sitcoms or radio, or songs, etc, and because that is heard more often than the original, people assume THAT is the true version as opposed to what the original source.

Again, the whole Star Wars incorrect, "Luke I am your father" (LIAYF) vs the true, "No, I am your father" (NIAYF) is due 100% to pop culture. Why? because when people want to use that reference for whatever reason, using the original, NIAYF, won't work because it lacks context. But using a modified version, LIAYF, works as 'Luke" grounds the context.

The same applies for other things.

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