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Today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 movie examples of the Mandela effect.

I am your father.

He would magic mirror on the wall.

Who is the fairest one of all?

For this list, we'll be looking at collective false memories derived from movies, whether that be misquotes, different plot points or bigger delusions.

What's your favorite example of the Mandela effect?

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All right, let's misremember together.

Number 10 Tom Cruise wearing sunglasses.

Risky business If somebody were to wear underwear, the white shirt and sunglasses while dancing the old time rock n roll by Bob Seger What movie do you think they were referencing?

Risky business, obviously.

And if you look at the numerous parodies of this scene, that's what you'll see.

You get.

E.

However, viewers may be surprised when they revisit the original, seen as not on Leah's Tom Cruise's character not wearing sunglasses at all, but his shirt is practically pink.

Granted, his character does wear sunglasses everywhere in the movie, but you'd think the shirt color would stick out in our collective memories number nine.

Sha Zam starring Sinbad Cause um when you think she's, um, generally one of a few things comes to mind either the recent superhero movie starring Zachary Levi, or else the nineties movie about a genie starring Sinbad Way.

You are not Tina, except one of those isn't Riel.

Although there was a movie about a genie during the nineties, it started Shaquille O Neal, not Sinbad, and it was called Chasm watching Boy, you don't wanna kiss me.

Granted, Sinbad was pretty big during the nineties, and Shock isn't exactly known for his acting.

But even so, a lot of people claim to remember plot details from this not really film that differ from chasm.

She's, um, fans will need a real genie's wish to create this non existent movie, e number eight.

If you build it, they will come.

Field of Dreams.

Field of Dreams follows Ray, who has a vision of a baseball diamond in this field and of long dead baseball players playing on it.

He also hears voices whispering the words If you build it, they will come except the line is he will come, not they helmet.

She will come.

We can see how the quote might have gotten misremembered.

Given that not just one person shows up, there's all the players and the crowds to watch them.

He will come also, they ism or inclusive and all purpose pronoun than he.

But it also misses the point of the movie raise relationship with his father.

Who is the he?

The quote refers Thio.

If you build it, he will come.

Number seven.

The Great Pumpkin appears.

It's the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown Peanuts has been a part of pop culture for over half a century, and part of its longevity has been through animated specials that get aired nearly every year on TV like this one.

Despite its annual airing, however, some believe this Halloween special used to have a different ending than the one being shown today.

All great Pumpkin, Where are you?

In the animated film, Charlie Brown's friend Linus insists on the existence of the great Pumpkin who visits on Halloween.

Linus waits up all night for the Great Pumpkin and falls asleep outside, still waiting for him thing.

Except some people remember the great pumpkin appearing when Linus falls asleep?

Is this memory your great pumpkin in the great pumpkin never showed up.

Nope.

Number six, we're gonna need a bigger boat.

Jaws.

Jaws is an iconic movie Thebe.

Prototypical blockbuster.

As such, you think that it would be impossible to get anything wrong about its most famous line?

Most people remember Police Chief Brody remarking, We're going to need a bigger boat after catching sight of the monster shark for the first time.

But actually, he says, you're not were you're gonna need a bigger boat.

He even repeats the line.

A minute later.

You're gonna need a bigger boat, right?

But when it comes to quoting this line, everyone is sure the line is were It makes sense, since Brody's aboard the boat to yet everyone manages to get it wrong.

Is the we just mawr inclusive and versatile?

Or did something devoured the truth?

Yeah.

Does that make sense?

Number five Laugh is like a box of chocolates.

Forrest Gump, Forrest Gump and the film that bears his name are both positively full of great quotes and simple wisdom.

But one of the most frequently cited is a lot different than what most seem to remember.

Ah, lot of us seem to recall forest saying the phrase laugh is like a box of chocolates while sitting on a park bench eating the confectionery.

But what he says is Waas not is, since he's referring to something his mama always said.

My mom always said life was like a box of chocolates.

You never know what you're going to get.

Okay, so did his mama say it instead?

Nope.

What she said was, Life is a box of chocolates.

No, like life is a box of chocolates, fullest.

You never know what you're going to get.

One's a simile, the others a metaphor.

Did people just confuse the two or is it different now?

Maybe, Lieutenant Dan can explain, This wasn't supposed to happen.

Number four.

Play it again.

Sam Casablanca.

Casablanca is another landmark movie full of quotable moments.

It actually has several Mandela effect lines, but possibly the most consistently noted is the quote.

Play it again, Sam most frequently attributed to Humphrey Bogart's character, Rick, but what he actually says to Sam the piano player is play it playing Ingrid Bergman's Elsa comes close to saying Play it, Sam, but even she doesn't get the exact quote that everyone always references.

Played Sam.

So why does everybody get it wrong?

Are we simply swept up by the romance of the film?

And why did Woody Allen make a movie and name it after the wrong quote?

Number three.

Mirror Mirror on the Wall, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs in the fairy tale Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs, The Evil Queen speaks the words mirror, mirror on the wall.

Who's the fairest of them all?

Or some variant like one of all Are You With us so far?

Well, if you grew up watching the Disney movie, things are about to get weird, because the film that arguably popularized the story for modern audiences for almost the last century actually has a different line.

Instead of Mirror Mirror, the Queen says, Magic mirror, Magic Mirror on the wall.

Who is the fairest one of all?

It's possible that people are conflating the movie in the fairy tale, but not everyone who saw the movie has read the story book version.

And why would Disney change the specific line Magic mirror on the wall, who now is the fairest one of all?

Number two.

Hello, Clarisse.

The Silence of the Lambs, Dr Hannibal Lecter's conversations with FBI agent and training Clarice Starling are absolutely electrifying and are easily the highlights of this fantastic thriller.

But arguably the most famous line from the movie is actually nowhere to be found in it.

But not today.

Hannibal the Cannibal never says the exact words.

Hello, Clarisse in The Silence of the Lambs, he says Good morning when he first meets her and he delivers a good evening Clarice during their final meeting, but never a straight Hello, Good evening, Clarisse.

He does say the line or one close to it in the sequel, but the quote had already become a part of pop culture by then.

Hello, Clary.

What we need our minds as sharpest.

Both these characters on the case for the Great Pumpkin one.

I blame The Simpsons and Milhouse because in that episode he does show up, and I bet you wish he didn't.

Anyway, we have a very iconic picket number one.

So let's look at some honorable mentions and then we'll name our top movie.

Mandela Effect Run, you fools!

The Lord of the Rings.

The Fellowship of the Ring.

It's actually fly, Not run, fellow, you fools!

Alternate ending big.

Some people remember Susan becoming little.

Maybe you could come with me.

No spike or stripe gremlins.

Well, he does look more like a Spike Mom.

It's straight.

Cruella DeVille.

101 Dalmatians.

It's Deauville, not to ville.

Must be quella.

Your dearly devoted old schoolmate, Cruella de Ville.

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Number one.

Luke, I Am Your Father.

Star Wars.

Episode five The Empire Strikes Back.

Considering how immensely popular they are, the Star Wars movies still have details that are actually different from public perception.

Like the fact that C.

Threepio has half a leg that silver and is not fully gold.

Thing is madness.

But the most infamous example is what is easily one of cinema's most iconic quotes Darth Vader telling Luke that he is his father.

If you ask most people to quote the scene, they'll say, Luke, I am your father.

But Vader says in the movie, No, I am your father.

No, I am your eyes.

It's simply that the addition of Luke provides more context and removes the need for a set up.

Or perhaps the dark side of the forces at work.

No, it's not true that on for that I blame Spaceballs anyway.

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