10 Obvious Movie Bloopers We Can't Believe We Missed First Time
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- čas přidán 18. 05. 2024
- Die Hard, The Lord of the Rings, and Jurassic Park are all guilty of subtle mistakes.
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@7:55 LOL Reminds of Nelly's music video song for 'Dilemma' wherein we see Kelly [Rowland] receiving a text message via Microsoft Excel.
4:35 Why does that have to be a picture from the second movie? Could it not be a different sighting from 1990 that doesn't have a movie about it?
that's what i was thinking. since apparently the predators have been here several times in our history. who's to say that picture isn't from somewhere else.
Mainly because Predators come to hunt when/where it's hot out, which would not be the case in December. Unless Agent Peter Keyes (Busey's character in Predator 2), whose name is shown on the photo, was observing a Predator in the southern hemisphere. The latitude and longitude are wrong for LA though, and 17N is near the equator, so maybe he was in Mexico. That's where the coordinates shown in the photo point to.
In the second Predator, it states it takes place during a hot summer on 1997, not December.
Came to the comments to say the same thing. Good on you.
I've seen it mentioned on a few Easter Egg lists and I'm personally in agreement.
I feel like people have forgotten the whole "drawn to heat and conflict" thing.
The School of Rock one isn't a blooper. Judging by the phone, that is during the time when it cost you per number of texts. He wasn't texting. He was with someone and typing something for them to read. Probably because the band was so loud they couldn't talk to each other and be heard.
I was just coming into the comments to see if anyone else had this same opinion of the moment. Yeah, to me it isn't a blooper either.
The biggest blooper in die hard is actually identified by the filmmakers. late in the movie they drive an ambulance out of the back of their truck as part of their plan to get away. The problem is that toward the beginning you saw inside the truck and there was no ambulance
My favorite movie "blooper" is from Independence Day. Just after the initial attack, when the aliens blast all the major cities, you can see destruction everywhere. Everything is charred, and covered in ash. Yet, all the palm trees are as pretty and pristine as can be.
Okay I thought so, too, but they made me rethink 👀
How do we not know ART dept wasn't an acronym? It could be the Alien Replication Technology department... right?
That’s a great explanation! I’m going with that.
ART DEPT = Alien Research Team Department 🤣
Now that's some good thinking! 😆
Makes sense
Jesus, how many "fresh viewings" of Terminator 3 do you expect to have in your lifetime ?
Yes I was thinking that! I don't know anyone that's watched that dross more than once
Sure T3 doesn’t hold a candle to T1 and T2 but at least it’s better than anything that came out after. Genesys and Dark Fate were so over-the-top it took me out of the experience.
Goofs not bloopers
"blooper" is an embarrassing or humorous mistake during the filming of media. Some are caught and put into "blooper reels" while others are not caught in editing.
Goofs ARE bloopers, just 2 different words for the same phenomenon. You basically went "That's not a dog it's a puppy"
goopers
You missed quite a few from Jurassic Park. The one that irritates me and has done since I was a child is the misspelling of stegosaurus in the embryo scene.
In Jurassic Park, Nedry is watching a CCTV feed of his contact while on the phone to him. Not video calling. The time line could still be considered an error though.
Surely a CCTV feed wouldn’t have a time slider going along the bottom though?
Agreed, that's why I added 'the time line could still be considered an error'.
The LOTR blooper that gets my goat is Gandalf's staff when they meet Theoden. The scene RIGHT AFTER Gandalf plays up leaning onto his staff, he strides into the hall, holding the staff parallel to the ground like the younger man thathe is.
Maybe it wasn't a text message. Maybe he was just typing it for his friend next to him to read?
Best Spielberg film? Easily Raiders of the Lost Ark- a wonderful homage to the cliffhanger serials of the 1930s-1950s.
This channel usually talks about movies I personally don't know about. I've heard of these movies and have seen most of them.
Doesn’t Predator 2 take place during the summer months. It has been awhile but wasn’t a part of the film about how hot it was in L.A., making people more aggressive?
Considering your intro, I thought you would point out Officer Powell's gun had no bullets.
There's also a mess with police cars license plates in Terminator 2.
There's also the disappearing cigar burn during the bar scene. It's so obvious that at first I thought we were supposed to notice it, like it's demonstrating his insta-healing bio-flesh or something.
One of my favorites was from the original Halloween movie . In one scene Lori and her friend are smoking a joint in a car with the windows rolled up . The sheriff calls them over to talk and they roll down the window and the sheriff sticks his head in the car and doesn't smell anything . A few minutes later when they drive off you see Michael pull up to a stop sign , look both ways then pull off . if he has been locked up since a child and never driven before how would he know to do this .
I've always loved seeing Michael looking both ways at the stop sign before he drives off as well. Lol
The look both ways thing doesn't have anything to do with driving......we are all told to look both ways at stop signs and before crossing the street as children, why wouldn't one assume the same rule when in a car?
And as for the whole "knowing to drive without being taught" thing.....also not weird. Driving isn't that difficult, cars back then were even simpler than now. I taught myself how to drive by literally just doing it, anyone can if given the chance to just get behind a wheel and mess with the car
@@BladedTales You have your opinion . He is not crossing a street . He is making a left turn in a car . He also got in the car and drove over 150 miles to get to his home town in the middle of the night. Is it possible that he somehow taught himself how to read road maps and follow traffic signs , and speed limits ? Michael is not described as a genius but only as evil .
I didn't even know about the T3 error until earlier this week. Meh. I don't care.
The one that has always driven me nuts is the 1990 film Presumed Innocent. A character is on the courthouse steps and reporters thrust microphones forward to get a word. One of the reporters holds out a small cassette player, with the face of it clearly shown to the camera...and there isn't a tape inside of it. And it isn't like it's off to the side and you'd miss it. It's DEAD CENTER of the frame. I caught it in the theater because it's so blindingly obvious.
Here's another one I noticed in the wild: When an extra opens a car door during the frozen Gotham montage in "Batman and Robin" you can see the ice wobble like it's made of rubber.
Die Hard had another huge blunder, one that the director was fully aware of right around the time the movie was finishing up, as told in the Netflix show, "The Movies that Made Us." Because they were writing the story as they were still filming, they didn't have a way initially for the bad guys to try and exit the building after the heist. During filming, they got the idea to have a vehicle hidden in the box truck the team drives into Nakatomi Tower. Except...when they arrive, the camera shows the open back end of the truck and there is no vehicle. The director was informed and he basically said screw it and left it in. In the show, his quote is something along the lines of, "Well, that was an hour ago. Who cares?"
Jaws is Speilberg's best film.
in "The Predator" defense, the 1990 footage could be actually from 1990 but from another Predator. remember that the Spec Ops team had knowledge about the Predator before 1997 so maybe that "1990" footage was actually from 1990.
also, it says Dec 2 1990 and I don't thing LA would be that hot in December.
There is actually a whole book full of movie errors I saw once in an airport book shop, I believe it was called “Roman soldiers don’t wear wristwatches” after the movie Spartacus in which some of the actors playing Roman soldiers can be seen wearing wristwatches
One mans trash is another mans treasure is a great quote but not the best way telling your kid he's adopted
The nasal cannula still is not placed correctly in the slightly better shot 😂
Also in Independence Day while drunk he unscrews the whisky bottle twice..
The greatest Spielberg film is Saving Private Ryan. It's hard to pick one from the many awesome films he's made but IMO this one is the best.
Terminator 3 has one of the most badass car chases in history. I have to give them credit on that.
What about Spider Man across the universe? Watch the party scene. His neck line is magical.
How do you think they faked the moon landing? With the help of their Art Department of course!!!!
Also, regarding Predator 2, the whole premise was that it’s summer and there was a heat wave, hence the presence of a Predator in LA
There was another blooper in Independence Day where a crew member was in the middle of the set and had to crawl down the hallway when David’s wife turned around to look at the window and let him and his father into the White House.
I've never seen the Predator movies. The picture that you show of compass coordinates are NOT in Los Angeles. They are somewhere in Mexico. 17.6417 N - 101.5517 W is definitely Mexico.
Anybody else feel that the mid video like and subscribe feels too much like the end of a video?
Yeah I hate it. Just about to click on the next video and it's mid-way though!
Perhaps he was going to attach the document and email it to his friend
to answer Gareth's question: the best Spielberg movie is undoubtedly "Empire of the Sun", so wonderfully unsentimental, as opposed to most other Spielberg films. "Schindler's List" would have been there, too, if not for the mushy ending.
Yes… That terrible “mushy” I could have saved more of them, anguish, grief and overwhelming emotion of the weight and guilt of the actions he took. Oh … sorry… did you mean the actual last scene where they say the “yo, true story, thank you for saving all our lives” and honoring Schlinder by the real life holocaust survivors leaving flowers at his grave part?!?!
Yeah real F’ing mushy there, man.
You don’t have to love the movie… Hell, you don’t even have to enjoy it at all, but don’t trivialize it by calling it mushy.
Unless she ended with Schindler's list is what actually happened. Sometimes the world is mushy. It's an actual true story.
@@BitOBear ...the WAY it's produced. The please-cry-now way.
I vote for the two mistakes in Twister. Melissa's window in he ram truck mysterious closes in seconds after dodging a falling Jeep from the sky. Or the car the drives passed in the back window on a clearly tarmac highway during the muddy section of the two twister section of the film
Reshooting scenes costs MONEY. Time. Logistics. Sometimes... it's not worth it. Not at all.
In School Of Rock they weren't sending a text message, they were using the document to have a conversation because it was too loud.
The School of Rock one.
Before texting was free and cell phones were expensive, people would cheat the system by using Excel. You had to be alive then to understand.
If I had to guess, #3's mistake was intentional. I imagine that in the tight shot of Bella's face the tubes weren't visible enough so they just moved them to be in the frame.
Greatest Spielberg movie (so far): "Ready Player One"
The Jurassic Park pre-recorded video thing I actually noticed and called it out in the theater… Only to be shushed LOL.
I suppose they do deserve some praise for using a real computer interface though, as it was Hollywood tradition at the time to use fake computer screens which just look terrible
i remember noticing that jurassic park scene in the theater. i was like hey...isn't that a video?!
The other problem with the picture of Predator 2 is the film took place during one of the hottest summers on record, not December
I remember seeing the car in fellowship before they fixed it for video.
It's never directly addressed in Die Hard but Karl & Carl are actually twins
I assumed the "art department" was actually a recovered alien culture type art department.
Another Independence Day oops is when Will Smith opens the space craft following the dog fight. When he opens it up and you see all the tentacles, you can clearly see a hand, more obvious than the Tremors 2 one.
Area 51 would definitely have an Art Department to provide the needed untruths to cover the real situation.
Imo Spielberg's best is Close Encounters. Also schindler
Regarding Independence Day it's also plausible the Art Department marked the bins intended as props in the scene so they weren't mistaken for real bins and didn't expect the underside to be exposed.
Though seeing as it seems to be black plastic and not metal like the others maybe it was just left there accidentally?
Some of those were scraping. Jeez.
Spielberg's The Color Purple
Mini in BEN HUR...
Classic
Urban myth, which started after 'The italian job' came out. Principal photography on Ben Hur ended on 7 January 1959, three months BEFORE the first Mini rolled off the production line.
You even have to ask about the Spielberg???? Damn
Definitely a tie between the BTTF TRILOGY and 1941 because John Belushi
To answer the LOTR one....the cost of a reshoot, is not just time and money but also in available lighting
thats 11 minutes of my life i will never see again
Probably because they didn't notice it until they were editing it and it would have cost way too much money to go back and film that scene just to not have the sword fall out.
I’ve long believed AI to be one of Spielberg’s best films and certainly one of his most underrated. Yes, Kubrick’s version would have likely been even better but as someone who thinks Spielberg, especially in recent years, has become increasingly overrated and predictable AI was and still is a film that mixed astonishing visuals with a surprisingly dark, dystopian take of Pinocchio. Yes, it still falls foul of The Beard’s cloying sentimentality but overall it’s his most fascinating, unique and rewatchable films in his career …
… as for the recent fare we get the utter shite Crystal Skull, the forgettable Tintin, the dull and insipid West Side Story, the disposable BFG and the atrocious retro porn that was Ready Player One. Basically far too many duds for a supposed “master”
those oxygen cannulas never sit right
ET, close encounter of the 3rd kind, then Jurassic park
To call Kristen Stewart accomplished is really stretching it.
We missed it because some are not worth it
The entire Twilight series is a blooper.
JP.
What is the issue?
He's clearly watching security camera footage while either listening to the man talk, or listening to his message. He would check tge security camera to make sure it's the guy and what not. He is doing spy work after all.
They probably didn't reshoot it as it was spotted in post. It may have been months after shooting ended and getting that many people back to fix one error that can just have the sound changed makes no sense.
the text message in school of rock is nothing compared to the text Kelly Rowland sends to Nelly via excel spreadsheet in the Dilemma MV
Terminator 3. there's a gun a the table in the RV that is there one minute, gone when the camera angle changes then comes back again
The guy texting in school of rock is texting Kelly Rolland and her excel
Nasal cannulas will sometimes ride up the face. Even above the eyelids.
But probably not up and down between shots in the same scene, though!
Spielberg best: Schindler’s List. No question
I'd be hard pressed to decide on which of Steven Spielberg's films is the greatest, but I can pretty conclusively say it isn't Jurassic Park. Don't get me wrong; I like Jurassic Park! I'm just saying when it comes to Spielberg, the competition is dead stiff and I think Jurassic Park definitely gets edged out by some of 'em.
Does this have the skater in one of the Spiderman films who changes skin colour mid fight
Who’s viewing T3 multiple times?
I think we should have learned from Terminator 3 that James Cameron long ago forgot what made a good Terminator film, sadly.
How much involvement in T3 do you think he had?
@@SkageXL5 Little if any but he apparently approved of it just like he did Terminator Genisys, which was terrible, and worked on Terminator Dark Fate, which was worse.
I love terminator 3 and hate the 2nd one.
You missed the tour buses during the fort surrender in Last of the Mohicans
Or the "rocks" during the finale. I think they were trail signs covered up. Don't think rocks shake like that.
What is the difference between tongue and tong. Please advise
If there is another one of these videos, there is one in Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull. When Indy and Mutt are talking in a diner, Mutt hits the table, knocking over the ketchup and mustard bottles. The camera cuts to a different angle, and the bottles are upright. The camera them cuts back to the original angle, and Indy picks up the ketchup and mustard bottles and sets them upright again.
Reptile is wearing Airwalks in the fight scene between him and Liu Kang in the first Mortal Kombat movie
Lol there’s fans of the Predator movie…
And people talk shit about Prey…
In the movie Gettysburg, during the battle in the background is a car driving by lol Still laugh when I see it
Deadline.
During the quarantine sequence in "E.T." there's a shot where someone opens a door and vapor rushes out, except you can also see chunks of dry ice falling out. The mistake might not be in all versions, since I noticed it when they showed it on T.V. but then couldn't find it when we rented the video.
There was a small error in Pitch Perfect, after the climax of the movie, Becca is seen entering the radio station she intern’s at. She was seen wearing her messenger bag as she unlocks the main door. But then, farther in, she’s then seen entering the DJ booth with her backpack on. It’s pretty obvious when you see it. 😅
I love this guy talking about Twilight being the beginning of Kristen Stewart's career when she had been in films for 7 years prior to the release of Twilight.
Well, they said it _launched_ her, which is arguably true when most people didn't know of her before Twilight
@@BladedTales Except the comment wasn't about what made her career, he said it started her career, which is false. But I totally understand what you mean lol
I have a bit of a soft spot for how absolutely bad WhatCulture is and how dumb the people hosting the videos are but ... I can't get past the first on this list. Title is, "Obvious Movie Bloopers We Can't Believe We Missed the First Time" ... Lead off example - the number on the plane. ... Yeah, I can't believe people weren't walking out of the theater over that huge glaring error. "A wizard did it" idiots at WhatCulture....
In all fairness, that one is a lot more 'obvious' than most, in that the numbers are right there a foot high in the middle of the shot!
Alien Research and Technology Department.
ART
The government loves three-letter acronyms and code names.
So I see nothing wrong with this scene.
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