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The iconic "giant ball" in Raiders of the Lost Ark is only on screen for 15 seconds, but it's one of the most memorable scenes in cinema history. What other classic scenes are actually a lot different than how they're remembered in pop culture?
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One that comes to mind for me is the Fargo woodchipper. Before I ever saw Fargo, I saw lots of references to a woodchipper and how shocking it was. Then it turns out that it's there for barely 30 seconds of the film (and, IMO, not overly gruesome).
Another would be the final fight in The Karate Kid. All that's remembered is the crane kick, but there's so much more going on in that fight and the preceding battles.
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