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* ''Film/ThePursuitOfHappyness'': During a taxi ride with Mr Twistle, Chris says that he is able to solve a cube (which has just been invented); after Mr Twistle states that it is impossible since even the experts on the news can't do it, Chris solves the whole cube after several attempts. This opens Mr Twistle's eyes, and Chris is later invited for an interview.
** Chris's actor, Will Smith, has stated in interviews that the jump cuts weren't there to help him cheat; the director made sure he learned to solve it properly.

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* ''Film/ThePursuitOfHappyness'': During a taxi ride with Mr Twistle, Chris says that he is able to solve a cube (which has just been invented); after Mr Twistle states that it is impossible since even the experts on the news can't do it, Chris solves the whole cube after several attempts. This opens Mr Twistle's eyes, and Chris is later invited for an interview.
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interview. Chris's actor, Will Smith, has stated in interviews that the jump cuts weren't there to help him cheat; the director made sure he learned to solve it properly.
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* ''Film/{{Mindkiller}}'': The first sign of LoserProtagonist Warren marking a change in personality and intelligence after reading through the "Total Mind Control" manuscript is him solving a Rubik's cube in under ten seconds. It was foreshadowed in an earlier scene involving his on/off girlfriend's Rubik cub keychain.

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* ''Film/{{Mindkiller}}'': The first sign of LoserProtagonist Warren marking a change in personality and intelligence after reading through the "Total Mind Control" manuscript is him solving a Rubik's cube in under ten seconds. It was foreshadowed in an earlier scene involving his on/off girlfriend's Rubik cub cube keychain.
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* ''Film/{{Mindkiller}}'': The first sign of LoserProtagonist Warren marking a change in personality and intelligence after reading through the "Total Mind Control" manuscript is him solving a Rubik's cube in under ten seconds. It was foreshadowed in an earlier scene involving his on/off girlfriend's Rubik cub keychain.
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* ''Webcomic/{{Insecticomics}}'': Thrust is seen playing with a Rubik's Cube in one comic, only for one of the other Decepticons to complain about her habit of trying to solve every human puzzle device she finds. She shoots back that the [[Film/{{Hellraiser}} Cenobytes]] weren't ''that'' bad.

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