Rightly following the lead of this quote, it’s only natural that even the greatest filmmakers in Hollywood made major blunders on the editing table. But because of the action and script involved, audiences more often than not missed these blunders that went unnoticed and went unnoticed. From crew members during filming to continuity errors, there have also been enough mistakes in some of Hollywood’s most iconic films. We list a few for you.
- Avengers.
In the final action sequence, Captain America is blasted with a laser, leaving a burn mark on his suit. But soon it’s an intact dress!
2. Braveheart.
Considering the film set new standards in fight scenes, through the use of hundreds of extras and no CGI, we can forgive the filmmakers for leaving a vehicle in the frame of this period action drama.
3. Pirates of Caribbean – The Curse of the Black Pearl.
In his final scene, when Jack Sparrow says “On the bridge, scabrous dogs,” the men around him begin to stir. But there is a crew member clearly visible to your left. Speaking of guest appearances!
4. Gladiator.
In the epic battle scene from the blockbuster movie, one of the cars flips over and you can see a gas canister strapped to the back.
5. Independence Day.
When a distraught Jeff Goldblum kicks a dumpster in frustration, what we see is that the bin is marked for the film’s “art department.” oops!
6. Star Wars.
This is one of the funniest. When one of the stormtroopers on the far right enters, he’s too high and ends up hitting his head on the door. Oh!
But instead of correcting the mistake, its creators turned it into a kind of joke. The clumsiness of the stormtroopers was even played out in its prequel film. Its creator George Lucas said:
“I thought, wouldn’t it be funny if this was a trait that Jango has? When he’s wearing his helmet, he can’t see we’re going to do it, so he’s constantly banging his head, and that trait is cloned into all stormtroopers!”
7. The Dark Knight.
The most important rule is that the team captures the best of the camera, without being visible in the frame. But in one of the scenes, a reflection of both the cameraman and his operator is visible for a split second.
8. The Dark Knight Rises.
When Bruce Wayne and Selina Kyle join forces for a rooftop fight scene, their action skills appear to be too much for a henchman in the left corner who falls to the floor without even being touched.
9. Harry Potter and The Chamber of Secrets.
When Alan Rickman is scolding Draco Malfoy, you can clearly see a crew member hiding in the corner to the left.
10. Spiderman.
Mary Jane slips from a spilled juice on the floor and our Spidey catches her and the items on the tray. But soon after there is no spill on the floor!
