f you could break the laws of physics and journey back in time, what would your first destination be? Would you go see how the life on Earth started (and possibly die due to the harsh atmosphere? Or how about going to Egypt to finally settle the debate around aliens helping them build pyramids? Nah, that’s boring… OH! I know, how about going back to tell your younger self to stop sucking at life and get a job finally? … Just me then? Well, all right.
All jokes aside, how awesome would it be to high-five your younger self? We’ll probably never know for sure but thanks to Ard Gelinck and his phenomenal Photoshop skills, the concept of time itself stops being an issue for many celebrities.

Here are 30 time traveling celebs just hanging out with their younger selves!

1. Clint Eastwood

2. Leonardo Di Caprio

3. Justin Timberlake

4. Emma Watson

5. Daniel Radcliffe

7. George Michael 

8. Freddy Mercury

9. Tina Turner

10. Brad Pitt

Usually main characters in the movies get a lot of screen time, but some films deviate from the norm. Some trying to save them for the big reveal, others just to save a few million bucks of CGI and royalties. Whatever the reasons are, not all characters are created equally.

Here are 9 major characters that are barely seen in the movie.

1. Sauron in The Lord of the Rings
He’s in the first part for a brief moment, and then he’s basically an unseen presence throughout the trilogy. The same footage of the Eye of Sauron doesn’t count.

2. Darth Vader in Star Wars
For such a pivotal character Darth Vader was shoved way deep into the background, only popping up from time to time to perform a Force choke or admit that he’s the father.

3. Hannibal Lecter in The Silence of the Lambs
The entire movie was about this horrible cannibalistic monster and what did we get? Almost no Anthony Hopkins at all!

It’s been 27 years since the first Terminator saw the light of day. To say that this franchise’s journey was rocky is to say nothing. After Terminator 2 the movies just kept getting worse and worse. Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines – complete piece of trash. Terminator Salvation – at this point I can’t even tell you what it was about. And the most recent Terminator Genisys is just plain horrible.

So with the upcoming Terminator movie, it’s only natural that people are worried the franchise is just going to fizzle out. But according to James Cameron, who’s the executive producer, Terminator: Dark Fate will go back to its roots. What exactly does that mean we don’t know, we’ll figure it out in November, but we can always speculate!

We all love to watch movies. There’s an audience for pretty much every story you’re willing to tell out there, and if you just look at the box office numbers some of these blockbusters are making, you’ll see that movies have become one of our biggest sources of entertainment. Sadly, some people hate entertainment. Some people think of crazy reasons to sue movies – or more specifically: the people behind those movies.

Let’s take a look at some movies that got sued for reasons that will make you lose all faith in humanity.

Titanic
A man sued James Cameron because he apparently stole his idea for Titanic from this man’s family. His family had a woman that survived the shipwreck and her husband that died. He’s only demanding the reasonable fee of 300 million dollars plus one percent of the movie royalties.

The Dark Knight
Despite Batman already being a famous superhero for an odd 80 years, the Turkish city of Batman recently discovered that there’s a superhero named after their city, and they sued Nolan and Warner Brothers for using the name of their city without consent. I should mention, of the two parties involved in this argument, DC Comics is the one that actually *did* trademark the Batman name.