Symmetrical celebrities

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So it turns out if you Photoshop celebrities to be perfectly symmetrical you find out that they look a great deal more alien than you ever would’ve imagined. Some celebs look worse off than others, but you be the judge.

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The faces behind popular memes today

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Actors that die the most in movies

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Leonardo DiCaprio – Dies 9 times

The Quick and the Dead Total Eclipse Romeo + Juliet Titanic Blood Diamond The Departed J. Edgar Django Unchained The Great Gatsby

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Tim Curry – Dies 10 times

The Rocky Horror Picture Show Clue Legend Congo The Shadow Oliver Twist The Colour of Magic McHale's Navy Charlie's Angels Scary Movie 2

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Bruce Willis – Dies 11 times

Billy Bathgate Mortal Thoughts Death Becomes Her Twelve Monkeys The Jackal Armageddon The Sixth Sense Hart's War Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle Sin City Grindhouse: Planet Terror

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Swedish actor Stellan Skarsgard has been in the movie business since 1968, and he sure knows how to go out with a bang! He's died in at least 12 films, including:

The Hunt for Red October Savior Ronin Deep Blue Sea No Good Deed Dogville Helen of Troy King Arthur Angels & Demons Melancholia The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo

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Danny Trejo's characters have met their maker in over 10 of his films! Here's just a small taste of the complete rundown: Death Wish 4: The Crackdown Desperado Heat From Dusk till Dawn Anaconda Point Blank The Replacement Killers XXX Once Upon a Time in Mexico Halloween Predators

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Johnny Depp – Dies 12 times

A Nightmare on Elm Street Platoon Freddy's Dead Ed Wood Dead Man The Astronaut's Wife From Hell The Libertine Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street Public Enemies The Brave 21 Jump Street

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Now let's talk about Gary Oldman. You've probably seen him around, though you may not have known it was him. He's a master of disguise; he rarely looks the same twice! He may not repeat looks, but there is one thing that he definitely has done more than once: drop dead in a movie! He's actually succumbed to fate in, count 'em, 12 different films: The Book of Eli State of Grace Bram Stoker's Dracula The Fifth Element Leon Air Force One True Romance Lost in Space JFK Sid and Nancy Hannibal Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

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It's a good thing that death on film doesn't last forever! If that were the case, Robert De Niro would've had to leave the movie business decades ago. Check out this sampling of his most hazardous career moments: Bloody Mama Bang the Drum Slowly Mean Streets 1900 Brazil The Mission Cape Fear This Boy's Life Mary Shelley's Frankenstein Heat The Fan Jackie Brown Great Expectations 15 Minutes Hide & Seek Machete New Year's Eve

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Sometimes, an actor can't help but play roles that will ultimately end in death. Take Gary Busey, for instance. His face is perfect to play the "bad guy" part, so it isn't a total shock that he's passed away on screen so many times since the 1960s. Here are just some examples of films in which he's croaked: The Magnificent Seven Ride Lolly-Madonna XXX Hex The Buddy Holly Story Straight Time Lethal Weapon Hider in the House Predator 2 Point Break Wild Texas Wind The Firm Under Siege Drop Zone Surviving the Game Man with a Gun Lethal Tender The Rage Soldier The Gingerdead Man

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Mickey Rourke is another actor who, like Gary Busey, was built to play the bad guy. Therefore, just like his creepy counterpart, he has died in a lot of movies, too: A Prayer for the Dying Rumble Fish Johnny Handsome Picture Claire Iron Man 2 Once Upon a Time in Mexico Sin City Killshot Passion Play Immortals Double Team Francesco White Sands Bullet Fall Time Desperate Hours The Last Outlaw Spun Man on Fire

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Sean Bean, whom you may have watched meet his untimely end in the first season of 'Game of Thrones,' has bit the dust in over 20 movies and TV series throughout his career. Yikes! That's a lot of death. It would probably be much easier to list the movies he hasn't died in, but what fun would that be? I'll break it down by category, so you guys can really get a taste of Bean's massive death count. Movies (Including made-for-TV and straight-to-DVD): Caravaggio War Requiem The Field Lorna Doone Patriot Games GoldenEye Airborne Essex Boys The Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring Don't Say a Word Equilibrium The Island Far North The Hitcher Outlaw Cash Death Race 2 Black Death Age of Heroes TV Miniseries: Tell Me That You Love Me Clarissa Scarlett Henry VIII Red Riding

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Legendary horror film actor Vincent Price has since passed away in real life, but as an actor, he was no stranger to death. His characters died in over 30 movies between 1939 and 1990, including: Tower of London (1939) Green Hell Brigham Young The Long Night Rogues' Regiment Dangerous Mission The Mad Magician The Ten Commandments The Bat House of Usher Master of the World The Pit and the Pendulum Nefertiti, Queen of the Nile Tales of Terror Tower of London (1962) Diary of a Madman The Haunted Palace Twice-Told Tales The Comedy of Terrors The Last Man on Earth The Masque of the Red Death The Tomb of Ligeia Witchfinder General More Dead Than Alive Scream and Scream Again Cry of the Banshee Theatre of Blood Scavenger Hunt House of the Long Shadows The Great Mouse Detective From a Whisper to a Scream Catchfire Edward Scissorhands

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Bela Lugosi, who became famous for playing horror roles just like Vincent Price, appeared in over 100 films in his career. With that many credits to his name, and getting a lot of work in the horror genre, he was bound to rack up quite a list! All in all, he died in at least 36 movies.

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If you thought Sean Bean, Vincent Price, and Bela Lugosi's death numbers were high, think again! The true King of Movie Deaths is John Hurt, whose characters have ended up six feet under in at least 40 movies and miniseries since his career began in the 1960s. If you want to know what it's like on the other side, he's probably the man to ask! Movies he's died in: The Wild and the Willing Sinful Davey A Man for All Seasons 10 Rillington Place The Ghoul East of Elephant Rock Spectre Alien The Elephant Man Heaven's Gate The Osterman Weekend The Hit After Darkness The Black Cauldron Jake Speed Spaceballs Aria Deadline Little Sweetheart Scandal L'Oeil qui ment Monolith Even Cowgirls Get the Blues Contact The Climb All the Little Animals You're Dead Lost Souls Hellboy Pride Tabloid The Proposition V for Vendetta Outlander Boxes An Englishman in New York Ultramarines Whistle and I'll Come To You Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy TV miniseries: I, Claudius

Tomb Raider (2013) and Tomb Raider (1996)

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Bad Luck Hawkeye

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Other Planets In The Place Of The Moon.

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A Lot Of Girls Need To Understand This.

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The worst case of the friendzone that I've ever seen

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The World’s First 3D Printing Pen that Lets you Draw Sculptures

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Forget those pesky 3D printers that require software and the knowledge of 3D modeling and behold the 3Doodler, the world’s first pen that draws in three dimensions in real time. Imagine holding a pen and waving it through the air, only the line your pen creates stays frozen, suspended and permanent in 3D space. Sound like magic? Well it certainly looks like it, watch the video above to see the thing in action. The 3Doodler was designed by Boston-based company WobbleWorks who recently launched a Kickstarter campaign to sell the miraculous little devices that utilizes a special plastic which is heated and instantly cooled to form solid structures as you draw. I don’t know about you but for me this might have just won the most impulsive Kickstarter purchase in history.

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