How 5 Movie Props Are Made To Be Eaten | Movies Insider 

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Yes, that's when you know the illusion is very well done

Man the cockroach at the start looked fake cause typically cockroaches are kinda long in length but the fake one used in the video wasn't long but was *THICC*

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Everyone gangsta until they suddenly eat real cockroach

Don't worry , she's lying

@@jillianchen1108 Mostly Americans? I think that eating cockroaches occurs the most in Asia.

To be honest, not every cockroach are edible... Some are clean and some are dirty full of harmful bacteria... But no need to worry cockroach are actually the cleanest insect in the jungle because they clean themself... The household cockroach are very dirty... There are more than 4600 species of cockroaches and some are very clean and other are very dirty, you would die if you eat the dirty one

I bet you are south East Asian

Everything is technically edible, but some things only once.

It’s more working with your food. They found the loophole.

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I have some poop to sell, mate

You seem like a fun grandpa sir ☺️

@@yasik9382 THANKS! I sure try. (I really do. I actually try to be the best grandpa, grandma, dad and mom I can since our Gigi went to heaven. Sadly she was flying our second oldest granddaughter, six year old Elise, to meet her great-great grandfather when her plane crashed near Salt Lake City last June, so our family needs all the love we can get.)

@@scottaseigel5715 Sorry to hear about your loss. You're a super grandpa

Unlaid eggs taste good. In fact, they are quite expensive in my country.

what exactly is an unlaid egg I'm curious

@Ivar Mf be eating eat yolks then putting 😭 when they see unlaid egg. Fr they're actually less of a chicken than an actual laid egg.

@Ivar bro if you dont know anything about it, dont reply. They taste like normal eggs but more chewy.

@Ivar that emoji I was unnecessary. Have you ever eaten or even seen an unlaid egg? People don’t eat it raw either, it’s usually boiled with the chicken.

As someone who loves films and has OCD... I always pay attention and think about these things 🤭😝

I heard the food on the Harry Potter set was disgusting bc they used real food so throughout the days of shooting it would go bad.

Makes me wonder if film crew hate Paul Dano lol

@@blueeyedbatman i wish i was as cool as you

Man me. Man

It looks great in the bottle; in the glasses, not so much. As real blood drips down, the film left behind is kind of yellowish, it's not a uniform red like that. But I guess people expect blood in a vampire show to look bright red.

Oh poop… that’s sucks Joe 😅🤣🤣

That is how you know it is realistic 🤣

Oh jeez, it's the real him, this needs to be pinned, also hi Joe Avella

Like Bill Murray eating the Baby Ruth in Caddyshack? Doodie!

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Cockroach’s and blood

Especially Halloween

Fried mosquito

@@zitronentee her family probably has the best halloween ever every year

@@simon-di7xt yes, looks like disgusting, but actually like, super good

there are obviously people who would want to eat baby birds otherwise it wouldn't be a delicacy

@@cipreste my teacher in elementary bragged about catching small and baby birds to eat with nets even though it's illegal where we live.

I’m so glad a Hannibal related thing popped up! That show is just amazing with food (obviously)

My Vietnamese teacher told me this was a delicacy in her country too... And I looked her and said that was more than a little morally wrong for me, and she just laughed and said it was delicious... Yikes

@@PoptartParasol It is delicious, I'll eat my next ortolan and think of you

Where I am, we use red dates so they are red and look fresher. I have never seen a brown dried date until today in this video and was impressed.

@@blueraineee Oh interesting, I've never heard of red dates, do they taste different than other dates?

It's amazing how much certain completely-harmless veggie foods can resemble unfortunate parts of the animal kingdom!! 🤭 I have a similar problem with uncooked black rice - even when I KNOW I just poured some out of the container, seeing a grain lying around anywhere still immediately triggers the reaction "Yikes, mouse poop!".... 🙈

@@anna_in_aotearoa3166 yes exactly!!! Even if you know it's just food your body reacts with disgust

@@blueraineee OMG red dates are jujube fruits??? I've always thought it was some other kind of fruit

That must’ve been very traumatic

Oh god 🥲

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I am also near sighted And once ate an old piece of meat when I thought it was a chocolate chip I dropped.

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thanks!

@@JoeAvella was very funny in last scene when you eat and say - like a brownie 🤣😁👍

Thanks for taking the time to watch!

You have a very dry sense of humor

@@TastyMeat8675 humor is subjective

I would like to unsee that

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What a nice day to not read

@@thenewlbj *Unthink

Hahahhahahha

Me too. As I was watching,I was thinking the same thing. There are quite a few jobs I have wondered how people got them bc there's no specific degree or training course to be take.

I'm only going under an assumption here that these food stylist professionals may have an initial background in culinary courses, since presentation is also an important factor in being a chef. The latter I'm assuming they come from various art courses, and the rest to get into specific movie stuff is a matter of creativity and connections.

There are courses and degrees all over the world. Look into stagecraft, props and manufacturing. As well as art.

@@KimberleyBianca yea, most people don't know about these things, bc we're usually fed the basic college type jobs like doctors, lawyers, teachers, etc. Stuff like that. The minor stuff you have to search out.

I've been working as an SFX techie for some 16-17 years now, I got into the business through a friend who knew someone that had already made special effects for a number of years. So, he introduced me to this guy, I started helping out in the shop and ended up being hired. It should be said that I've always been inventing and building stuff, and I've worked as a professional pyrotechnician for 10 years, so my background is 50/50 self-taught/education. At the time I was hired, I was already working on some effects for another friend who went to film school. I think most people in this line of work, get into it as a result of their interests, and sort of gravitate towards companies that do this kind of work. People who mess around with latex, silicone, and epoxy as a hobby develop a certain combination of skills you can't really find anywhere else. The "problem" you might call it, is that it can be hard to find a regular job if you for some reason all of the sudden find yourself unemployed, I did at one point because the company went down due to poor leadership, and it's remarkable how many people won't hire someone with as diverse a skill set like mine, because once they hear what you've been doing before, they assume you'll get bored after a few weeks or months, and leave. I reckon there might be some truth to that, I rarely have two days alike, and I get to use my hands as much as my head, often solving unusual problems nobody has really had to solve before, or solved before successfully. Not a whole lot of people can say that. As a kid I wanted to get into either SFX, or the demining business, but as I grew up, I found out most demining companies preferred people with a military background, and as I'm really bad at taking orders, the military wasn't for me. To be honest, I think I'm happier where I am, ok, clearing landmines and unexploded ordnance would be hilarious, but I think it'd get boring in the long run. If memory serves, the deminers that get hurt on the job, have statistically been at it for 17 years, on either side of the 17-year mark, the number of accidents decreases for some reason, so there seems to be a certain level of complacency people tend to develop, and I can only conclude that is because they no longer feel the need to stay sharp.

The fake cockroach for Junko Furuta movie

@Legalize Raping Russian Broads In America were u sober when u thought of this ?

@Legalize Raping Russian Broads In America Guess that's what people mean when they say insane.

@@unoriginalk2665 I think he wrote that comment as propaganda against Russia.

@@name_unkn0wn fr 😭

its like what he said the brain telling him that its bigsfoots black rocks, but when he eats it hes brain is like oh its like a brownie

I know my animal brain would struggle to eat the fake poop lol

There was this episode of brainchild or something I think we’re some kids were given normal food disguised as disgusting things such as moldy pizza cat litter and a dirty diaper and even though the food was perfectly safe and good to eat all of the kids felt really grossed out and nauseated simply because of what it looked like

Cringe

@@mycattookashitinthelaundry ?

@@mycattookashitinthelaundry your mom's cringe

@@mycattookashitinthelaundry ur cringe

That's so mean, but hilarious at the same time.

If you have no budget then yeah, cause you have to avoid all of that:'D

The guys that write the scenes probably not, the director and the executive producer however are KEENLY aware of how much work and money will go into a scene. One expensive scene can make or break a film.

It depends. Sometimes yes, sometimes not. In films budget is often less of an obstacle to the creative writing, but in television writers are usually more aware of their budgetary restrictions when writing. It also depends on how closely the writers are working with the show. In house writers and staff writers are more aware of the budget and practical limitations than external writers and guest writers. And sometimes the producers specifically request certain kinds of scripts based on the budget limits (usually it's "write cheaply", but sometimes it is "we have the budget, write big").

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@@ezucra It will be good for a Halloween special

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Right! She could do recreations of past movie props too.

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Omg right

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She's an expert in scaring the kids away

It would be a waste if she isnt taking side jobs during halloween.

Foley art is amazing too, if you haven’t learned about that then go check it out :)

And there's always more to learn

But didn't they say it was the Judy Moody movie

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That face tho 🤣

He is saying: How dare u make fun of me!!!!!

That face :/

We hallucinate when We're hungry😁

Lol

Dragon Fruit juice looks pink which does not look like blood at all...

@@kaihocompany Hmm from my experience its thick and red like blood, yes its will more like a pink when its dry on your skin,but its completely blood like in glass

@@bpcgos for me it's dark purple lol only when i put it on my lips it would look red like liptint

you can do that now to lol

Heheheh yeah... If you've ever cooked red or yellow split lentil dhal, the visual comparison between that & the um... more liquid form of poop (or alternatively a regurgitated version) is decidedly disturbing at times too, IMO!! 😆 It's totally delicious, but you maybe wanna not think about it too hard when eating it... 🙈

That never happens lol, i know the actors get more attention, but the people that make these props do appear in the credits!

@@cgguto Yeah just as if people actually spend time reading the credits. The credits are like Apple's terms & conditions, nobody reads them...

Don’t diss people who may not have finished high school. Some of us go to earn PhDs.

Hey thanks for an idea

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