Famous films in which minor subjects is clearly important

• Famous films in which minor subjects is clearly more important than the

In the movies and TV shows so much going on that sometimes the audience is difficult to keep track of all the twists and turns of events. However, sometimes somewhere in the chaotic main plot hiding a side line, which is much more interesting to him. Here are some of the background stories that deserve a central place in a movie or TV series:

Biography of Severus Snape from the movie "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" is so fascinating that almost overshadows the main story. The story of how a boy-Blood from a dysfunctional family first became a Death Eater, then a professor and later as a double agent, no doubt, deserves much more attention. It would be very interesting to learn more about his motives, emotional contradictions, relations with Lily Potter, and in general about the development of his character.

The third season of the film "Sherlock" episode opens where Mycroft, Sherlock finds in the Serbian prison, where he was interrogated and tortured. He secretly destroyed the international criminal empire Moriarty. So show us as it is! By the way, one of the series of the third season - Wedding Watson. Here, too, more than appropriate to have more details and some adventure.

The film "Spider-Man 3" - extremely complicated story with so many villains that the viewer hardly able to follow the logic of events. The exception is the "Sandman" (Sandman), whose history could well be the central plot of the film. It is a parable about how a good man who tried to save his daughter, was forced to resort to extreme measures.

Although the main plot of the film "Fight Club" is itself extraordinarily exciting, worthwhile to tell us more about the evolution of the club and the atrocities of homegrown terrorists.

In the movie "Jason Bourne" almost slip into a story about how Nicky Parsons has evolved from a CIA analyst in an underground activist, a professional hacker, fighting against the all-powerful intelligence agencies, which manage over the years slip away from the meeting with the authorities. Why not tell us more about this? Specifically, it would not hurt the film as its main story boils down to the fact that Jason Bourne discovers the truth about her dark past ... for the fourth time in a row.

As with most films from the "Alien", "Testament" is a story about how a spacecraft takes questionable decisions, and android named David in the background makes a fatal mistake after another (in this case behind them hunts titled monster), except for one moment when he brings people to the City of creators. Everything that concerns most of these creators is fully covered with darkness. More detailed story of who they are and what created the aliens could be very relevant to shake the entire franchise.

There is no doubt that the "Harry Potter" - a first-class movie. However, millions of fans would be happy to see the full story of the game "Quidditch", which has been given little attention to the offensive.

The "Pirates of the Caribbean" was the passionate love between the character Davy Jones and the goddess Calypso, but they were separated betrayal. Their fateful affair gave rise to the creation of the "Brotherhood of the pirate barons of the Seven Seas". This whole storyline sounds very exciting and could make the film something more than another "shooter" on the high seas.

The best thing in the movie "Aquaman" - underwater worlds, and especially the "Kingdom of saltwater." Viewers manage only a glimpse of this dark world of crustaceans, and in fact it would be great if in this royal family and the people had their own story!

"Terminator: Genesis". A little girl whose parents were killed cyborg traveling in time, saves another cyborg. Later, he becomes her surrogate father and helps her prepare for battle with the machines. If this continuous boring things have anything interesting, it is, of course, the story about how growing Sarah Connor. It is a pity that the film is only a short mention of it.

The directors of the film "Pearl Harbor" would be worth to abandon forgettable fictional characters and focus on the real hero stories, Doris Miller, convincingly played by Cuba Gooding Jr. The US Navy at that time acted rules of racial segregation, so that Miller would be allowed only in the galley and in the ship's dining room. At the time of the Japanese attack, he assisted the wounded captain, and then began firing anti-aircraft machine gun, which he never taught, and was able to knock down at least two planes. Miller was awarded the Navy Cross. He served two years, is still in the dining room until it was lost when his ship was torpedoed and sunk.

In the movie "Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome", shortly after a meeting with the main character "Aunt Entities," she tells him that civilization has created out of nothing, replacing violence and theft business. Alas, the film does not tell anything about how she did it - could get a fascinating history.