9 Crazy Theories That Change the Meaning of Famous Movies and TV Shows

True movie lovers can’t handle dealing with inconsistencies. When they find an inconsistency or error in a movie or a series, they end up carrying out in-depth research to find solutions to that puzzle. There are those who believe, for example, that Chandler Bing, from “Friends”, could be a brilliant businessman, and that the events of “The Simpsons” are just Homer’s dreams.

O awesome.club found crazy and fun theories on the Web that could easily change the plot of well-known movies and series.

Do you remember how many characters in this animation are surprised by the existence of a talking donkey, while they are not disconcerted by other talking animals? In “Shrek the Third”, Donkey tells his memories of his school days🇧🇷 When Puss in Boots asks for more details, Donkey just replies, “Some are better left unspoken.” And he remembers the moment when, due to a spell, both characters switched bodies.? When the Cat, in the Donkey’s body, starts to emit sounds characteristic of these animals, the other character says: “Ah, you will learn to control this”. Sounds strange, doesn’t it? Fans found an answer to this riddle.

According to legend, Pinocchio (remember that he is part of the “Shrek” universe?) was bewitched along with other children for misbehaving and turned into a donkey. Perhaps Shrek’s faithful companion was also one of the victims of the spell. What do you think of this theory?

Fans explained it very simply: everyone knows that Chandler Bing from “Friends” hated the boredom of his job with data analysis. To ease the routine, he supposedly invented a search tool, or rather, shared his idea with a colleague. Apparently, in the future, that same friend got a job at Microsoft, where he developed his colleague’s idea and patented it, naming it in honor of the creator of the idea: Bing. This search tool really exists, it works since 1998 and has changed its name several times.

Many fans of Peter Parker films see a hidden meaning in the story. They think the spider bite and everything that happens afterwards is a direct reference to the period of adolescence and a person’s maturation.

Check it out: Parker’s body starts to change, he gets stronger, and older superheroes treat him with a certain amount of contempt (just like high school students make fun of elementary school students). But this all makes Parker learn to control his own powers, gaining self-confidence. In other words, the little guy is just growing up.

Why do cartoon characters not age? Why did the plot of the production, at a certain point, become a little crazy? Many fans think it’s because Homer Simpson has been in a coma for a long time, and that everything we watch is a figment of his imagination.

Everything can be explained by the events that occurred in 1992 and 1993. In an episode that was shown in October 1992, Homer meets God and asks what the meaning of life is. God replies that he would receive the answer after his death, which would happen in 6 months. Exactly in April 1993, the episode in which Homer falls into a coma premiered. Shortly afterwards, according to the story, he regains consciousness, but perhaps the protagonist remained in a coma. According to this thesis, all subsequent episodes are nothing more than a dream of Bart, Lisa and Maggie’s father.

That would be why the plots were getting crazier. If before these episodes, the cartoon’s stories were based on common events (such as Lisa falling in love with a teacher or Marge traveling on vacation), after the coma everything becomes very strange: famous people appear, Homer goes to space and Maggie shoots with a weapon. That would be why the characters don’t age, as they are shown the way Homer remembered them. Does it make sense to you?

According to one of the fan theories, the ‘Alien’ trilogy symbolizes the AIDS epidemic, which emerged precisely in the 1980s🇧🇷 If we pay attention to the meaning of the films, it becomes evident that anyone can die, regardless of their strength or intelligence. And it was exactly the same danger that represented that terrible and hitherto little studied disease. Yeah, maybe there’s some truth to that idea.

At the beginning of the film, he goes to the McCallisters’ house wearing a police uniform wearing a police uniform. When the pizza delivery guy rings the bell, Harry isn’t scared and acts naturally. Furthermore, he calls the owner of the house calmly, something he would hardly do if he were a mere thief.

According to this theory, Harry actually went to the McCallister family home as a police officer, but when he saw the luxurious mansion and that soon the whole family would be going on vacation, he decided to plan the robbery. Also, he knew the name of the owner of the house and even the time the lights came on, as if he had access to the police database.

Almost everyone who saw “Guardians of the Galaxy” fell in love with Groot. He doesn’t say anything other than “I am Groot”, but Rocket somehow manages to understand him. How is this possible? Some viewers found an answer to this question.

Perhaps Groot uses his own scent to communicate. Producing pheromones, for example. Being the result of genetic experiments, Rocket can have a more acute sense of smell than normal. Thanks to that, combined with the intonation of the phrase “I am Groot”, he would be able to understand his friend made of wood very well.

Many people noticed that the character’s head is quite disproportionate. But why did the film’s creators decide to give this characteristic, if the monster tries its best to look like people?

Previously, Pennywise’s victims were babies that reckless mothers left in a well. As is known, the head of the little ones is larger in comparison to the body itself, much more than among adults. In this way, the scary clown would be trying to look like very small children.

With the installation of the drainage system through manholes, Pennywise began to move around the city and attract older children. Its appearance, however, would have remained the same.

All “Game of Thrones” fans know Gendry well, a blacksmith who is Robert’s bastard son. At one point, he needs to flee, and disappears for several seasons, as Melisandre, the Red Priestess, pursues him. But is this character as unimportant as it seems? And why did the writers bring him back in season seven?

In Season 1, Cersei said that her first child was a dark, strong young man. What if he survived and was given to a wet nurse? What if that child was Gendry? In this case, he is not a bastard, but the only child of Robert and Cersei, therefore, the rightful heir to the throne.

The curious thing is that this theory could be real, and we’ll probably get the proof out soon as the series finale is slated to air sometime in 2019.

We have no doubt that many surprises are coming…

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