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In Edward Zwick’s The Last Samurai, a moment of unexpected humor arises when an extra gets unintentionally kicked in the groin by a horse as Tom Cruise dismounts. This amusing misfortune serves as a perfect example of how background events can occasionally overshadow the main action, adding a comedic twist that viewers may not anticipate.
The Producers: A Musical Gaze
The 2005 musical The Producers features a clever background joke involving a poster in Max and Leo’s office. The poster mis-spells "King Lear," humorously hinting that the Shakespearean character is distracted by attractive women. This visual gag rewards observant viewers with a subtle laugh that enhances the film’s comedic atmosphere.