Have you noticed how your life almost never resembles a movie? This is a selection of common movie scenes that seldom or never happen in real life.

Incredibly beautiful photos made by photographer Nathan Spotts.

These pictures are truly amazing. They really capture the fascinating scenes and colors that are overlooked in our everyday lives.

These are some of the first scenes from the movie The Dark Knight Rises starring Christian Bale. These scenes were shot in Pittsburgh, which replaced Chicago in Nolan’s first two Batman movies.

These are behind the scene photos of some of the classic films of all time. They were taken by Photographer Angus Shamal. Many of them show a few of the tricks of making a movie.

Ghostbusters

Filming the giant Pillsbury Doughboy scene

These are photos from famous and popular movie sets.

If you were invited to this epic stuffy shindig wouldn’t you get bombed beyond belief and make out with all the fine royal chicks? If you’re really lucky you might be able to dance with Kate, the Queen or Elton John.

There is a lot that goes on behind the scenes in a movie. That is especially true if that movie is Star Wars. There is a lot of characters having fun along with the serious business on making the movie.

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How proud can US citizens be to live in a country with such depressing signs, food and scenarios? It seems that opulence, “freedom,” religious fervor and processed foods have caught up with this country.

Some of the photos from behind the scenes of "Titanic", “Leon” and “Avatar”.

If you’re a fan of Lord of the Rings, consider this a special treat from us to you. These pictures give a behind the scenes glimpse into the making of the movie from the make-up preparations to the cast and crew bonding when the cameras weren’t rolling.

American student Alex Eylar is a big Lego fan. He has a huge collection of 30,000+ Lego parts and pieces that he used to brick together scenes from popular movies. You can see what he’s got after the jump.

Back to the Future

These photos are of some hauntingly beautiful graveyard scenes.  Although they are somewhat spooky they are also awe inspiring. It seems that our fascination with death is only exceeded by the tribute we pay to it.

Can you turn a common scene from your everyday life into a masterpiece? Yes, you can if you have a vivid imagination as Kevin Van Aelst does. This contributing photographer to the New York Times Magazine loves expressive art.