8. No Face (Spirited Away) When cosplaying as a normal human character in an ordinary outfit, there’s always a chance that people will mistakenly think that you aren’t even wearing a costume in the first place. Which is why we had to close this list out with No Face. Not only is his costume easy to make, but even if someone has never seenSpirited Away, they’ll take one look at you and know that you’re dressed up assomething....
8.Blade Runner(1982) Ridley Scott’s sci-fi masterpiece wasn’t always heralded as one. While editing, Scott had the film taken away from him by the studio and their interfering executives who wanted Scott to drastically change the film. The final result? A warped mess of ideas that wasn’t fixed until many years later, when Scott got the chance to re-cut the film his own way. When “The Director’s Cut” came out in 1992, fans finally got to see what Ridley wanted to do with the film—at least for the most part, as this cut still wasn’t wholly his crystal-clear vision for the film....
8. Cool Runnings (1993) When post-holiday blues set in, there isn’t a better film that’ll warm you up with happiness—right before before freezing you again. Cool Runningsis the story of the Jamaican Bobsledding team, who—against all odds—competed at the 1995 Winter Olympics. The film is a loose adaptation of the real story, but it has one of John Candy’s last great performances to anchor it. The film epitomizes the concept of a fun picture, as it gives the true story theRockytreatment, where the team has highs and lows during their journey, one that ultimately brings great joy to the audience....
1. It Wasn’t Supposed to Be the First Game of Thrones Spin-Off Series The firstGame of Thronesspin-off to be developed was a show calledBloodmoon, created by Jane Goldman and starring Naomi Watts and Jamie Campbell. Set during the Age of Heroes—about 8,000 years before the events ofGame of Thrones—the show was intended to depict the events of The Long Night and the origins of the White Walkers. ButBloodmoonwas ultimately canceled after its pilot episode—which cost more than $30 million to produce—received negative reception at HBO, clearing the path forHouse of the Dragonto become the first officialGame of Thronesspin-off to make it to air....
8. Masako Nozawa If you got the chance to watch the subbed version ofDragon Ball, you’ll likely remember Goku’s famous childhood voice, played by Masako Nozawa. Amazingly enough, Nozawa has been voice acting since the 1960s, starting with her appearance in the first version ofAstro Boy. Nozawa plays a huge role in theDragon Ballseries—not only does she star in older episodes, but also makes a comeback in the newest ones. InDragon Ball Super, she plays Son Goku, Son Gohan, Goku Black, Vegetto, Goten, and Gotenks....
