Why do holiday movies look and sound so similar?
Reese Witherspoon starred as a woman who goes on a 1,100-mile solo hike to recover from a recent personal tragedy.
George Clooney and Anna Kendrick star in this film which teaches us a thing or two about how to efficiently live out of a suitcase.
The 1970s classic mobster movie also had a hack to teach us about making pasta sauce.
Christian Bale plays a frightening psychopathic banker in this shocking film, but at least we learn something about face care.
This is a classic mobster film directed by Martin Scorsese and stars Robert De Niro and Joe Pesci. We learn a culinary hack when they go to prison.
The series has been running since 2007 and has taught us many things. However, one breakfast tip may trump them all.
Bruce Willis plays an NYPD officer who saves many lives taken hostage by German terrorists during a Christmas party in this action-packed film.
Scientists become trapped on a boat being attacked by a group of ultra-intelligent sharks and we learn something, meanwhile, about omelettes.
Reese Witherspoon plays a bossy fashionable sorority queen who's dumped by her boyfriend and inevitably has a thing or two to advise about looking good.
'Clueless' is another high school film about a rich pretty girl at the top of the social pecking order which has something to teach us about hair care.
The sitcom followers a widower and his family as he attempts to continue life without his wife.
This film is about two twin girls who are separated at birth and raised by separate parents but plan to get them back together.
When making the tomato sauce for the pasta while in prison, Henry describes Paul Cicero's technique for chopping garlic so thin with a razor blade that it would melt in the pan with oil.
Who would have known all the essentials needed for such a trek, including a good pair of boots with enough room so that your toes can wiggle?
In the movie, Preacher makes a legacy video for his loved ones should he not make it. In the video, he mostly rants about how to make the perfect omelette which is characterized by two eggs, not one, and no milk.
The film taught us that our shoe size is the same as the distance between our elbow and our wrist.
Her character advises you to wait at least 24 hours before wetting your hair after a new perm, or you could risk deactivating the ammonium thioglycolate.
We learn from a conversation on a plane that the best way to avoid jetlag is to go barefoot as soon as you land and make your feet into fists on a carpet. It sounds very questionable, but people do it.
Checking bags at the airport will cost you around 35 minutes so it's best to travel as light as possible and avoid it.
In one scene it's uttered that a pinch of sugar should be added to combat the natural bitterness.
Using soda cans to curl your hair is one tip that even Lady Gaga picked up, as she was seen in the music video for her song 'Telephone' making use of the hack.
This breakfast recipe is practical, healthy, and a favorite of Kourtney Kardashian.
This might not be a great "hack" for anyone concerned about their weight or blood pressure, but the combination sure is delicious.
In one robotic ranting monologue, psychopathic Patrick Bateman speaks about how alcohol in aftershave dries out the skin.
At one point, Danny's then-girlfriend works at a laundry and advises him that ink stains can be removed with hair spray, and it actually works!
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Films and TV can inspire. We learn insightful messages from our favorite shows which we can carry through our lives, whether it be about family, love, romance, or friendship. It's rare that there isn't a moral takeaway from watching a TV show or film.
However, we also sometimes get some practical knowledge from them. It might be how to make a better pasta sauce, how to check our shoe size, or how to prepare for a trip into the wild to avoid devastating problems in the future.
To learn some genius hacks from some classic films and TV shows, click through the gallery.
Practical hacks we learned from films and shows
From skincare and secret recipes to stain removing ideas
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Films and TV can inspire. We learn insightful messages from our favorite shows which we can carry through our lives, whether it be about family, love, romance, or friendship. It's rare that there isn't a moral takeaway from watching a TV show or film.
However, we also sometimes get some practical knowledge from them. It might be how to make a better pasta sauce, how to check our shoe size, or how to prepare for a trip into the wild to avoid devastating problems in the future.
To learn some genius hacks from some classic films and TV shows, click through the gallery.