My top 10 Mandela Effects

Here are my top 10 strongest Mandela Effects. By that, I mean the ones that are, in my opinion the hardest ones to debunk. Keep in mind that I'm only talking about the more well-known ones,

1. The Sinbad genie movie, Shazam, doesn't exist. Many people remember Sinbad starring in a genie movie called Shazam. However, no proof of it's existence has ever popped up. One guy even claims that he once worked at a video store where he had to watch the movie several times to ensure nothing is wrong with the videotape. The reason it sits at number 10 is because there's always that possibility of getting it mixed up with Shaq's genie movie, Kazaam, as well as the old cartoon called Shazzan, which featured a genie.

2. "Life is like a box of chocolates" from Forrest Gump. Among the most popular movie quotes, but now the "is" is replaced" with "was", which doesn't even make any sense. Why "was"? Is it not a box of chocolates anymore?

3. "If you build it, they will come" from Field of Dreams. Another popular movie quote, but now the "they" is replaced with "he". Again, this doesn't make sense, because the voice that said that was referring to multiple people, not just one person.

4. Andrew Zimmern/Andrew Zimmerman. The host of the Travel Channel show Bizarre Foods. The M and A have been taken out of his name, so now it's Andrew Zimmern. There's a lot of residue for this one, including on Travel Channel's own website!

5. Nelson Mandela's death. Obviously, this must be mentioned, as the whole phenomenon is named after him. So many people remember his death being talked about in the news during the 1980's, when he didn't actually die until 2013, which is just mind blowing.

6. The so-called "Tank Man" was never actually ran over. During the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989, an unidentifed man known as "Tank Man" stood in front of a tank, trying to stop it. Many people watching the event back in 1989 remember the tank just running over him, much to their shock and disgust. But that didn't happen at all. Instead, he actually got up on top of the tank, before leaving. Some residue can be found in parodies of this incident.

7. The "What if I told you" quote in The Matrix. This one is just crazy. It's not just a simple misquote. The quote doesn't even exist at all! Nowhere in The Matrix or any of its sequels is that line or anything similar ever spoken. So, why is this supposed "line" so well remembered?

8. Curious George without a tail. This one makes no sense at all. Curious George is a monkey. Why wouldn't he have a tail? Not to mention, people distinctively remember him swinging around with a tail. This is a huge one.

9. Dolly with no braces in Moonraker. One of the most popular Mandela Effects, and for good reason. Dolly has no braces now, which defeats the purpose of that entire scene! The whole point of was that Jaws and Dolly smile at each other, both with braces, so they fall in love, but no, Dolly doesn't actually have them. There's a lot of residue, including a commercial in which the actor who played Jaws appeared in, where he smiles at a woman, and she smiles back, complete with braces, which was meant to parody that scene.

10. Changes to the human anatomy. The single hardest to debunk Mandela Effect, in my opinion. This one really blows my mind! The human anatomy has now seems to have "changed" several times because of the Mandela Effect. The human skull, for example, now has many holes in it that people have just never noticed before. Then of course, there's the rest of the anatomy, like where the heart is located, and how the ribs are laid out. and This one even baffles doctors.

There you have. What do you think of these Mandela Effects. Have you ever experienced any of them yourself?