We Bet You Can't Pass This False Memory Test

eujenier, Sorry, but you are wrong on both.

eujenier, No, it's not. TThe Loony Tunes were an answer to Disney's Silly Symphonies, and were originally musical shorts. It is most definitely "Tunes."

buhlemann, For some of them, it was the wording or spelling that was different, not the image.

Camilla Prosser, Many people do. That's why it's such a good example of the Mandela effect.

R Yancey, Not all the differences were in the pictures themselves, but in the wording or the spelling.

Jean Fox, Some are not in the picture, but in the wording. Interview with *the* Vampire vs. ... *a* Vampire. Sex *and* the City vs ... *in* the City.

I guess those were the few things I didn't care about much less remember.

9 / 12. You Passed! You Have PERFECT MEMORY! Surprised how many that I got right! Quite a few American ones i wouldn’t know though! I am English!

Never heard of some of these. Some of the pictures are identical???

Didn't recognise many of these - guessing most were for Americans.

12/12 correct but some were guesses. Numbers 5, 7, 10, and 11 were almost identical images and impossible to tell which one is correct. Those were definitely guesses. At least there were answers this time.

6 / 12. You Passed! You have a STRONG MEMORY. Surprised how many that I got wrong! Quite a few American ones i wouldn’t know though! I am English!

I don't rent any space in my head to advertising garbage. I detest ads, full stop.

Don’t try this on a cellphone with a small screen.

6 / 12. You Passed! You have a STRONG MEMORY. This is nothing to do with memory! Some of these things are American and don’t belong in the rest of the world. For example, the Kit Kat wrapper shown is different in the UK.