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ADVERTISMENT'S ABOVE 👆👌 Times when actors weren’t really acting Have you ever wondered how can someone act in such a realistic way that we tend to get so immersed in the scene that we actually tend to forget the fact that we were actually watching a movie or a series. Well we are also aware of the fact that how much hard work an actor puts in, in the scene or movie in order to make it look so damn realistic so that the audience is left speechless. Well what do you think? How far can an actor go to make a movie or a scene realistic?         ●   Starting from number 10, we have a scene from the ‘Elf’ directed by American actor and director Jonathan Kolia Favreau aka Jon Favreau. The film was released in the year 2003 starring actor Will Ferrell, James Caan, Zooey Deschanel and others. There was this scene where actor Will Ferrell was packing the toy called ‘jack in the box’. The director planned to give the actor a sudden shock. Director Jon Favreau was controlling t

What if one day you wake up in the most normal way but as the day goes on, you realise that all the people around feel completely different even though you see them everyday? Meaning, you are with similar faces and surroundings but actually in a completely different place (or different world might I add). This may seem like a plot of a science fiction movie, but the co-existence of worlds like our own is not entirely impossible according to some physicists. And some believe that communication and transportation are possible as well.  Sci-fi fans must be aware of terms such as, parallel worlds, parallel universes (multiverse), etc., that are widely used to describe the theories of different worlds like our own.  How did this idea of many-worlds come to be researched? Although these ideas have been around from ancient times, Hugh Everett III (American physicist) in 1957 started the idea of parallel universes with research in mind.  Now, let us look at the various theories tha