LETHAL WEAPON 2 has a scene with Mel Gibson at the South African Consulate in LA holding a misspelt sign reading END APARTHIED NOW 😊
Any western that (supposedly) takes place prior to 1873, yet, every character has a Colt 1873...
The blooper reels at the end of Jackie Chan's movies always get me, but the reel where he jumps into a tree and plummets to the ground is heart-stopping. The sight of him carried away in a stretcher with a neck brace is nuts.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UjkM4VikQm4
When Lon Chaney stands up in The Wolf Man after the big transformation scene, his pants hem slips up and you can see where his wolf paw boots end:
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Lethal Weapon
when they jump off the roof together the fake handcuffs clearly break lol
Quote from: VenomX73 on February 16, 2025, 03:45:58 PMLethal Weapon
when they jump off the roof together the fake handcuffs clearly break lol
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Easy Rider
When the hitch hiker is showing Wyatt & Billy down the dirt road to the hippie commune, the helmet on Wyatt's sissy bar keeps switching from the to the back & back again between each camera cut...
Another blooper that has puzzled me for decades is in Arnold's Commando (1985). Arnold's character John Matrix has a daughter named Jenny, played by a young Alyssa Milano. The female co-star's character is named Cindy. About 2/3rds of the way through the movie, he starts calling his daughter Cindy!
The really odd thing is that this blooper seems to exist only on the rented Australian VHS I watched in 1986. I watched that movie over and over again and I was sure that this was the case. But other copies I've seen do not have this error. So weird.
well, thanks to this thread I've just discovered that what I always thought was a blooper is in fact not a blooper.
In TWINS, the amount of money they get is $5M, but they mysteriously start saying it's $4M by the end, iirc with no explanation. always thought that was a blooper, but imdb's [incorrectly regarded as goofs] page says the 'implication' is that Danny Devito's character stole $1M of it for himself... long time since I saw it, but I don't recall feeling that was ever implied.
Quote from: Archivist on February 06, 2025, 12:46:04 AMThe blooper reels at the end of Jackie Chan's movies always get me, but the reel where he jumps into a tree and plummets to the ground is heart-stopping. The sight of him carried away in a stretcher with a neck brace is nuts.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UjkM4VikQm4
Yeah, he has a soft spot in his skull now, that one very nearly killed him.
The Devil Hunters ending stunt is another jaw dropper, as they worked their injuries into the film itself basically and cut the ending short. Worth watching.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7m90uRyGDi4 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7m90uRyGDi4)
So, the one I'm gonna mention weren't in the actual movie itself. But it was a feature on the two-disc DVD set and can be found on YouTube if you search.
Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back-2001. It's like 8 minutes long. They're all pretty good but the bit at the end when it's Matt Damon and Ben Affleck making a cameo for Good Will Hunting: Hunting Season and they just keep screwing up their lines and Ben goes on this long laughing fit where he can't catch his breath is just great.
In GLADIATOR, as the camera pans through the crowd at one of Maximus' fights in North Africa, amid all the robes and turbans and togas, you see one guy standing there in a white T-shirt and jeans!
Later, in the first big scene in the Colosseum, when one of the chariots flips over, you can plainly see an oxygen tank under it.
Quote from: HappyGilmore on December 11, 2025, 10:35:13 PMSo, the one I'm gonna mention weren't in the actual movie itself. But it was a feature on the two-disc DVD set and can be found on YouTube if you search.
Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back-2001. It's like 8 minutes long. They're all pretty good but the bit at the end when it's Matt Damon and Ben Affleck making a cameo for Good Will Hunting: Hunting Season and they just keep screwing up their lines and Ben goes on this long laughing fit where he can't catch his breath is just great.
I'm still waiting for them to release that sequel 😉😉🐢
In RETURN OF THE PINK PANTHER, Peter Sellers is hassling the accordion player and at one point, the accordion player's monkey gives Peter the finger 😳😄😀
Puppet Master III: Toulon's Revenge is set in 1941 Berlin, yet it features a glaring historical flub. In one scene, a suitcase of money is shown labeled "DM" for Deutsche Mark. However, the Deutsche Mark wasn't introduced until 1948; during the war, the official currency was still the Reichsmark.
In The Sheriff and the Satellite Kid (1979), look closely at the campsite fight between Bud Spencer and Joe Bugner. If you watch frame-by-frame, you can see Bugner nearly breaking character with a laugh just before the cut. Moments later, a funny continuity error occurs: Spencer throws a heavy right hook, but Bugner reacts as if he'd been hit from the left. His head snaps in the opposite direction, completely defying the laws of physics.