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"Frank" and "Ollie," the two trainmen that Kent interviews after the derailment, are caricature [...]	D
When the Giant's hand is "watching" television, the clip that was to be playing would have been [...]	D
Hogarth's mom drives a 1947 Chevrolet Advance-Design Thriftmaster.	D
According to the trailer, the movie was originally going to use the Warner Bros. Family Enterta [...]	D
On the wall in Hogarth's bedroom is a poster for the film Il pianeta proibito (1956).	D
Cloris Leachman's character, Mrs. Tensedge, originally appeared in another scene of the movie a [...]	D
Production designer Mark Whiting (a Michigan native) placed a Detroit Lions pennant in Hogarth' [...]	D
Brad Bird mentions the first version of the film's opening scene would be included on the speci [...]	D
Before this film, Brad Bird was going to make an animated film at Turner Animation called "Ray [...]	D
When the Giant looks over the hill at Rockwell, there is a moving star near the moon on the rig [...]	D
The story of the movie bears very little resemblance to the book it's based on.	D
A landing seen in the first shot of the coast near Rockwell is named "Bird Landing," a referenc [...]	D
One of the big questions Brad Bird and Jeffrey Lynch faced was in how much they should reveal o [...]	D
General Rogard carries an M1911A1 and it's mostly seen in his holster as well as when he uses i [...]	D
When the Giant jumps into the river and causes a tidal wave, a raccoon can be seen swimming aga [...]	D
One of the things Brad Bird is very proud of in film is how real his characters feel. He mentio [...]	D
One of the comic books that Hogarth shows the Giant is The Spirit. Brad Bird attempted to make [...]	D
Its true the Americans were concerned about the Russians launching the Sputnik satellite into E [...]	D
Kent drives a 1949 Chevy Fleetmaster, and the car that he borrows is a 1954 Oldsmobile 98.	D
The film was dedicated to Ted Hughes, the author of the book the film is based on, who died a y [...]	D
"He's like the most unlocal local there." Brad Bird commenting on the Dean character. The comme [...]	D
Among the comics Hogarth shows the Giant, is an issue of "The Spirit." In the 1990s, Brad Bird [...]	D
The three tendrils emanating from the Iron Giant in battle form are inspired by La guerra dei m [...]	D
"Floyd Turbeaux" is a homonym of Floyd R. Turbo, the flannel-wearing rube played by Johnny Cars [...]	D
Tim McCanlies wrote the screenplay in just 2 months, beating his schedule by a month.	D
The opening shot was meant to represent and convey many different aspects important to the film [...]	D
The two men Kent Mansley is interviewing after the train wreck are voiced by Frank Thomas and O [...]	D
The scene in the scrapyard after the deer has been shot, according to Brad Bird, was designed t [...]	D
The film takes place in October 1957, the same month and year that Sputnik was launched.	D
The "3" on the A-113 license plate on the car partially eaten by the Giant is bitten off. Also, [...]	D
Brad Bird mentions the tonal shifts Michael Kamen had to work with in dealing with the music fo [...]	D
Although the film received high praise from critics, it was deemed a box office failure, grossi [...]	D
Executively produced by Pete Townshend of The Who. Townshend also produced a concept album, bas [...]	D
As Brad Bird and Steve Markowski mention, the first time Hogarth runs into the Iron Giant is th [...]	D
Brad Bird and producer Allison Abbate never got along during the making of the movie.	D
The second film released in the same year to involve Sputnik, after Cielo d'ottobre (1999).	D
Brad Bird's directorial debut.	D
Excluding the yells and groans, The Iron Giant only says a total of 53 words.	D
The showdown scene between Hogarth and Kent, when they are quietly watching each other in their [...]	D
Towards the end, when the screw taps the glass to leave to join the rest of himself, it taps a [...]	D
In the scene where the Giant discovers the dead deer, and notices the gun, he briefly gains red [...]	D
An early scene that didn't make the final film involved Hogarth talking about comic books with [...]	D
Steve Markowski and storyboard artist Mark Andrews came up with the designs for all the weaponr [...]	D
There originally wasn't supposed to be so much information given in the early scene in the dine [...]	D
When Tim McCanlies was hired to write the screenplay, Brad Bird was initially quite resistant, [...]	D
The scene of Hogarth preparing to investigate the noises he's heard was the first work animated [...]	D
The Iron Giant roughly takes place over a five-day period (Wednesday through Sunday). On Wednes [...]	D
When Kent is using the Hughes' phone, the humorous oven mitt hanging on the wall beside him app [...]	D
In Spain, there was a re-release ("Signature Edition") only in Barcelona (Phenomena). The film [...]	D
Dean's motorcycle is a 1957 Harley-Davidson.	D
Hogarth Hughes is shown filling a Twinkie with whipped cream before eating it. This is somethin [...]	D
The idea for The Iron Giant began as a 12-page outline Brad Bird had written. With no one else [...]	D
As his film was set in the 1950s, Brad Bird chose to film this in widescreen, much to the displ [...]	D
There was a debate on whether the Giant should just use his weaponry to destroy the missile rat [...]	D
The Giant plays innocently with scrap metal while Hogarth compares him to a little kid. Dean is [...]	D
When General Rogard is shooting at the Giant he isn't firing randomly, he's shooting at the ten [...]	D
The "interrogation" scene between Kent and Hogarth was, as Brad Bird points out, a big bone of [...]	D
The film shows the U.S.S. Nautilus, the first nuclear-powered submarine. However, the sub was a [...]	D
As of 2018, the only movie directed by Brad Bird not to be scored by Michael Giacchino.	D
Peter Cullen, Sean Connery, Frank Welker, and James Earl Jones were considered to voice the rol [...]	D
Brad Bird personally animated the scene where Hogarth rants to Dean about his problems in a sup [...]	D
The fighter planes used in the film are FJ-2/-3 Furies, the Navy version of the F-86 Sabre, ada [...]	D
When Dean is about to get hit by the Giant's Tidal Wave, the newspaper he's reading says "Disas [...]	D
As Hogarth arms himself to find the "invaders from Mars," a Bugs Bunny figure can be seen insid [...]	D
This is the first Warner Bros. Feature Animation film to be featured in a 2.35:1 aspect ratio. [...]	D
The last name for Annie and Hogarth, Hughes, is an homage to Ted Hughes, author of the original [...]	D
The sequence of shots where the Giant is revealed took nearly a year to complete from concept t [...]	D
Brad Bird's son, Michael, provides the voice for one of the kids who spot the Giant through bin [...]	D
In the sequence where the Giant is carrying Hogarth in his hand at night, Brad Bird points out [...]	D
While being the fifth overall theatrical film from Warner Bros. Animation, and the fourth film [...]	D
Brad Bird was in part inspired to make this film as a memorial to his sister Susan, who died at [...]	D
According to Brad Bird in the documentary "The Giant's Dream", Warner Bros. failed to promote t [...]	D
The U.S. Army as seen in the film is accurately depicted in its mid-late 1950s form, including [...]	D
Hogarth's father was a fighter pilot. A photo of him is on his dresser, clearly visible during [...]	D
Dean's newspaper in the diner scene had an ad for RINSO, THE GRANULATED SOAP clothing detergent [...]	D
Warner Bros. originally wanted John Travolta to do the voice of Dean and have Arnold Schwarzene [...]	D
Reference to The Who: the dartboard in Dean's home has the same colors and pattern as their mod [...]	D
There was a debate between Brad Bird and Steve Markowski with how the Giant perceived Hogarth, [...]	D
Russian Sergei P. Korolev masterminded the Sputnik launch, the world's first artificial satelli [...]	D
The newspaper headline that Dean McCoppin is reading ("Disaster Seen as Catastrophe Looms") is [...]	D
The freight train that runs into the Giant is being pulled by an Alco 4-6-4 Streamlined Hudson [...]	D
Warner Brothers' second animated film after Space Jam (1996).	D
In the big battle scene, there is a moment when the Iron Giant fires at a tank, and before the [...]	D
The landscape and settings in the film were created using Elastic Reality, the trees and bushes [...]	D
The idea of the Giant being like a big pet, this notion carries over into the scene where Hogar [...]	D
Jodi Benson, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Nicole Kidman, Julianne Moore and Meg Ryan were considered [...]	D
The animators were concerned with the Giant believably saying the word "Superman" with its infl [...]	D
The look of the film was inspired by artists like Edward Hopper, Norman Rockwell and N.C. Wyeth [...]	D
The scene where the Giant's hand was in the living room, watching a Maypo cereal advert, was ch [...]	D
The "Turbo Twinkie" was something Brad Bird did when he was a kid. The animators were sort of s [...]	D
The cover of Hogarth's Atomo comic shows a giant metal robot on a rampage firing energy beams t [...]	D
The town of Rockwell, Maine has a name suspiciously similar to Roswell, New Mexico, where alien [...]	D
The 1999 film is based on a novel "The Iron Man". The author of the novel, Ted Hughes (who bear [...]	D
On the commentary, Brad Bird brings up the color scheme of the different sections of the Giant. [...]	D
First animated movie for which Jennifer Aniston gave her voice.	D
In order to better blend the computer-generated Giant into the traditionally animated film, tec [...]	D
In the "Signature Edition," two previously deleted scenes were added to the film. These scenes [...]	D
First traditionally-animated feature to have a major character, the title character, who is ful [...]	D
Because of the changes of tone in the last 20 minutes of the movie, Brad Bird mentions it was t [...]	D
This film is in the Official Top 250 Narrative Feature Films on Letterboxd.	D
When Hogarth and the Giant are playing in the junkyard, the Giant grouches at being forced to b [...]	D
The comic book Hogarth shows the Giant with Superman on the cover is Action Comics #188, releas [...]	D
This film is set in 1957, the same year Brad Bird was born.	D
When Michael Kamen came in to score the scene when the Giant is knocked out from the electricit [...]	D
Iron Giant's character is shown strictly non-violent and peace-loving in this film. However in [...]	D
The iron giants dream showed some parts during his battle with other robots that looked liked h [...]	D
Much of the film, particularly what is playing on a television at any given time, serves as Bra [...]	D
There was some debate on whether or not to show that the Giant could return, even though, as Br [...]	D
John Cygan's first official film most of which were animated. Later he'd be an additional voice [...]	D
Eli Marienthal had a tough time making his voice shaky for the scene where he's riding in the m [...]	D
One of the scenes not included in the original theatrical cut of the movie involves a dream seq [...]	D
Also spoiler for Guardiani della Galassia (2014): The Giant and Groot in Guardians of the Galax [...]	D
When aired on Sprout (now Universal Kids) for the first time, despite all the movie's PG-rated [...]	D
Tommy Lee Jones, Alec Baldwin, Burt Reynolds, Kevin Spacey, James Woods, Dennis Hopper, Patrick [...]	D
Right over the specially designed Warner Bros. logo, Brad Bird mentions the film begins and end [...]	D
The film's name was changed from The Iron Man (name of the book it's based on), to The Iron Gia [...]	D
When Hogarth goes to check the antenna on the roof after the television stops working, it has b [...]	D
The failure of La spada magica - Alla ricerca di Camelot (1998) the year before led to the budg [...]	D
Was originally meant to be a musical. Pete Townshend and Des McAnuff developed it as a stage musical [...]	D
When Hogarth first shows the Giant his Superman comics, the theme music from the Max Fleischer Super [...]	D

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The steam locomotive which hits the Giant is a New York Central RR J3 class 'Hudson' locomotive. So [...]	D
A scene midway through the movie reveals a sign on the side of Dean's tow truck that reads "McCoppi [...]	D
When the Giant is being electrocuted, he causes the power to go out in Rockwell. Annie is in the ho [...]	D
When Annie's pickup is stopped by the soldiers, Dean says they need to get Hogarth to a hospital. A [...]	D
The nuclear-powered submarine USS Nautilus (SSN-571) is depicted as a fleet ballistic missile (FBM) [...]	D
At the beginning of the film, Sputnik is shown orbiting from East to West. All non-polar orbits of [...]	D
A US Army jeep pulls in and attacks the Iron Giant with a mounted M1919A4 .30 caliber machine gun. [...]	D
When the Giant saves the children and is standing in downtown Rockwell, he appears to be barely tal [...]	D
When the giant robot hand crawls around in the house, at one part it's watching a Maypo commercial [...]	D
The train that collides with the Giant's head is pulled by a Norfolk and Western Railroad locomotiv [...]	D
Mansley says that the unidentified object entering Earth's atmosphere was assumed by some to be "a [...]	D
When the situation escalates toward the end of the film, the U.S. Navy is seen deploying Iowa-class [...]	D
One of Hogarth's classmates calls him Pointdexter, most likely in reference to a character in Felix [...]	D
Set in 1957, in one scene The Iron Giant is seen playing with a 1959 Cadillac.	D
When Hogarth first meets Dean in the Diner, the newspaper ad is "Moon Explorer". When Hogarth pulls [...]	D
Dean is called a "Beatnik" during the film which is set in 1957. The term "Beatnik" was coined by H [...]	D
When Hogarth is talking to the Giant in the clearing shortly after bumping into the branch, it show [...]	D
When Hogarth leaves the house to encounter the giant for the first time, a crescent moon is shown t [...]	D
When Kent Mansley meets Marv at the power station, he tells Marv his name is Kent Mansley. But afte [...]	D
The same license plate (345ZZ) is used for two separate cars in the movie.	D
The scene before the Giant's rampage, one of the tank commanders says, "it's still alive". Notice b [...]	D
The sub, supposedly the Nautilus, has missile firing hatches and the body of a Soviet era submarine [...]	D
After the General gives Kent a dressing down for calling out the military just to see what he belie [...]	D
When the deer comes to the giant, the giant's finger appears proportionally bigger. The deer appear [...]	D
Dean's newspaper in the diner scene had an ad for BATTERY OPERATED MOON EXPLORER, which was a repli [...]	D
The final scene takes place on a glacier in Iceland. The name of the glacier, typed in large letter [...]	D
As Hogarth runs from the Giant, he hits his head on a branch and falls. In the next shot, Hogarth i [...]	D
Guided air-to-air missiles were not in service in 1957.	D
When the jeep pulls up to shoot at the Iron Giant in the intersection, the ammo box on its machine [...]	D
The stock of Hogarth's gun changes in appearance. When Marv Loach hands it to Kent Mansley, the "HO [...]	D
There are a few misspelled items that are unlikely to be in-universe errors: a shop Hogarth rides b [...]	D
The fighter planes depicted in the movie, F-86 Sabres, did not carry missile pods as shown, nor wer [...]	D

Frase

Hogarth Hughes: [opens the door for Kent] Kent M [...]	D
Annie Hughes: Strange. He's so tight-lipped now, [...]	D
Hogarth Hughes: Wow, my own giant robot! I am no [...]	D
Hogarth Hughes: Hey, mom! You won't believe our [...]	D
Hogarth Hughes: [talking very fast, on caffeine] [...]	D
[Hogarth groans as he struggles to push the gian [...]	D
Hogarth Hughes: Welcome to downtown Coolsville! [...]	D
Hogarth Hughes: Hey, I thought you were in troub [...]	D
Hogarth Hughes: [Last Lines] Hogarth Hughes: See [...]	D
General Rogard: You realize how much hardware I [...]	D
Train Engineer #1: Go ahead. Tell him what you s [...]	D
Kent Mansley: Launch the missile now!	D
Kent Mansley: Your mom's working late tonight, H [...]	D
Hogarth Hughes: [seeing the shot deer] It's dead [...]	D
Hogarth Hughes: The missle, when it comes down. [...]	D
General Rogard: [the U.S. Military proves unable [...]	D
Atomic Holocaust Narrator: [singing a bomb drill [...]	D
Kent Mansley: Hey there, scout! Kent Mansley, I [...]	D
General Rogard: That missile is targeted to the [...]	D
Hogarth Hughes: I thought you might like, you kn [...]	D
The Iron Giant: No Atomo... I Superman!	D
Hunter: [after shooting a deer] It's the monster [...]	D
Dean McCoppin: Get back! I said get back! I mean [...]	D
Kent Mansley: You know, Hogarth, we live in a st [...]	D
Hogarth Hughes: [picking up a rock] See this? Th [...]	D
Annie Hughes: [Hogarth is trying to show his mom [...]	D
Hogarth Hughes: Hey, Dean! Watch this! Dean McC [...]	D
[repeated line] Kent Mansley: ...and all that t [...]	D
Kent Mansley: Please, Sir, I've got a feeling ab [...]	D
[over the telephone] Kent Mansley: Sir, this th [...]	D
[first lines] Earl Stutz: Mayday! Mayday! This [...]	D
Dean McCoppin: Found your pet. Hogarth Hughes: [...]	D
The Iron Giant: [as a nuclear missile is headed [...]	D
Kent Mansley: [after his first meeting with the [...]	D
Hogarth Hughes: You can fly? YOU CAN FLY!	D
Annie Hughes: Would you say grace, please? [Hog [...]	D
Hogarth Hughes: Hey, big metal guy! I got food h [...]	D
Hogarth Hughes: So we can't call Ripley's Believ [...]	D
Earl Stutz: I'm telling the truth, dang it! It c [...]	D
Dean McCoppin: You came here just in time. This [...]	D
Atomic Holocaust Narrator: A peaceful, uneventfu [...]	D
Kent Mansley: Hey, where you going? Where you go [...]	D
Dean McCoppin: Don't shoot! There's a kid in his [...]	D
Hogarth Hughes: Well, goodbye. [Hogarth starts [...]	D
Hogarth Hughes: Can you talk? You know, words? B [...]	D
[a huge wave has pushed Dean into the middle of [...]	D
Dean McCoppin: Look, it's none of my business, b [...]	D
General Rogard: You'll be Chief Inspector of Sub [...]	D
Kent Mansley: The biggest thing in this town is [...]	D
Marv Loach: United States Government, eh? That m [...]	D
Hogarth Hughes: I know you feel bad about the de [...]	D
Marv Loach: What department is that again? Kent [...]	D
Kent Mansley: Two nights ago, at approximateley [...]	D
Dean McCoppin: Sorry about the crowbar, kid. You [...]	D
Kent Mansley: The army arrives in the morning, H [...]	D
Dean McCoppin: You'll never catch up with him on [...]	D
[the Iron Giant is eating one of Dean's sculptur [...]	D
Dean McCoppin: Thanks for the scrap, Floyd. I'm [...]	D
Dean McCoppin: I'm gonna have coffee. What do yo [...]	D
Hogarth Hughes: [to the Giant, in battle mode] I [...]	D
Annie Hughes: For some reason the army is parked [...]	D
[Dean is trying to convince the General of the G [...]	D
Annie Hughes: [to other waitress in background] [...]	D
Dean McCoppin: Oh, hey, I know you. Squirrel boy [...]	D
[as the Giant flies toward the missle] Hogarth [...]	D
The Iron Giant: I am not a gun.	D

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