Action movies are the stuff of legend. To some, they seem like smug little movies made without a true story. But for fans, action movies have it all: action (of course), adventure, sexiness, explosions, fast cars, and fight sequences. The list could go on.

One thing that is a bit interesting about action movie fans is the fact that true fans try to learn as many details as they can about their favorite movies to the point of becoming almost walking encyclopedias of knowledge and landmarks. suitable for your local restaurant. trivia night But the way life works, you can’t know everything, and this is where this particular collection of facts shows its value!

Here are five interesting facts about some of your favorite action movies that you never knew about but will surely remember forever:

1. The Silence of the Lambs: Most people tend to criticize big Hollywood action movies by pointing out that they have nothing to offer when it comes to a true story worth watching. Although some may find this film more suspenseful, it keeps you on the edge of your seat. ‘Silence’ is one of the few films to have won Academy Awards in all major categories (Best Picture, Director, Actor, Actress, and Screenplay).

2. The Fast and the Furious: Michelle Rodriguez and Jordana Brewster didn’t have driver’s licenses or even permits before the movie was made. While this may seem like a strange thing, many actors and actresses focus their attention on their craft from a young age, sometimes missing milestones like this.

3. Jaws: Almost a quarter of the movie was shot from the surface of the water level. This unique perspective is key to the film’s horror, as audiences can feel as if they are floating on water, or at least close to “Bruce,” the name given to the mechanical shark that use during filming. The fact that only about 25% of the movie was shot this way is surprising when you consider that most of the film’s most memorable sequences are based on water.

4. Gone with the Wind: Though often seen as a historical drama or even (oddly enough) as a romance flick, ‘Gone’ is celebrated for its sheer commitment and compelling look at a bygone era in the past. over many generations. While the film tends to have beautiful images of plantation life, it’s the ferocious action sequences and suspenseful scenes that take your breath away. This film was the first color film to win an Oscar for Best Picture.

5. X-Men – Although they give off an air of sophistication and class, actors Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellan have never actually played a game of chess in their lives. While not the most stark fact of an action movie, it’s important to mention simply because too many movie bosses aren’t willing to suspend all disbelief. It’s all about the details.

Action movies can be a lot of fun, so let the magic of the movies take you away from the monotony of everyday life.