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I have noticed movie mistakes in many movies, even the most popular movies ever such as:
Gladiator
Gone in 60 Seconds
Jurassic Park
Titanic
The Matrix
and hundreds more. A good source to find out more on this subject is "www.moviemistakes.com" a site made by an English film critic. He is often on the "Big Breakfast" showing some crucial movie mistakes.
Gladiator
Gone in 60 Seconds
Jurassic Park
Titanic
The Matrix
and hundreds more. A good source to find out more on this subject is "www.moviemistakes.com" a site made by an English film critic. He is often on the "Big Breakfast" showing some crucial movie mistakes.
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CJC wrote:
> It's true there are too many movie with mistakes, dont people think
> before they do the filming!
lol... its only a film man... its not all that important...
(its more of a wonder why people got o the trouble of cataloging movie mistakes :) )
> It's true there are too many movie with mistakes, dont people think
> before they do the filming!
lol... its only a film man... its not all that important...
(its more of a wonder why people got o the trouble of cataloging movie mistakes :) )
Showgirls - says it all really...
Think of the many millions of things that could go "wrong" and become mistakes. I think I'll "forgive" Ridley Scott - still managed to make a half decient film. Was the specticle of a CG Colessium filled to the rafters really ruined for you because someone was wearing a digital watch? Would you even have noticed if it wasn't pointed out to you?
It's true there are too many movie with mistakes, dont people think before they do the filming!
Bewarethetoadsoffate wrote:
> In Ben Hur you can see a plane in the background of a scene.
Yeh I saw that :D. MM... were planes invented in the Roman times? :D
On a different note how about the mistakes bad guys make in films. I think Scotty boy in Austin Powers summed that up. "WHY DON'T YOU JUST GO BACK IN TIME AND KILL AUSTIN POWERS WHEN HES ON THE BOG OR SOMETHING! - ZIP IT.."
IN basically every film ever made the bad guys should have won if they were more intelligent and shot them on the spot instead of giving them huge talks about what they plan to do and explaining everything else. In the meantime the good guy(s) hatch a plan and end up winning.
Bad guys make the biggest mistakes...
> In Ben Hur you can see a plane in the background of a scene.
Yeh I saw that :D. MM... were planes invented in the Roman times? :D
On a different note how about the mistakes bad guys make in films. I think Scotty boy in Austin Powers summed that up. "WHY DON'T YOU JUST GO BACK IN TIME AND KILL AUSTIN POWERS WHEN HES ON THE BOG OR SOMETHING! - ZIP IT.."
IN basically every film ever made the bad guys should have won if they were more intelligent and shot them on the spot instead of giving them huge talks about what they plan to do and explaining everything else. In the meantime the good guy(s) hatch a plan and end up winning.
Bad guys make the biggest mistakes...
I heard Titanic is supposed to have 167 mistakes in.
The biggest mistake ever is the pokemon movies.
I watched half a cartoon to see what all the fuss is and found that that it was the biggest bag of poop i've ever layed my eyes on. oh man 4 full feature films of this.
The biggest mistake ever is the pokemon movies.
I watched half a cartoon to see what all the fuss is and found that that it was the biggest bag of poop i've ever layed my eyes on. oh man 4 full feature films of this.
Got another Trek blunder (of sorts) in STAR TREK VI: The Undiscovered Country.
At the end, just as Kirk saves the UFP President from the assasins phaser blast and termoil erupts in the chamber, there is a very loud shout in klingon which sound very much like "F**K the Dog!!!"... Now, does mean that the sound editing team had a bit of a laugh just because it was the last of the original cast`s films, or do Klingons actually have a barbaric sexual act with canines to celebrate assasinations as part of their customs???
Perhaps we shall never know....
At the end, just as Kirk saves the UFP President from the assasins phaser blast and termoil erupts in the chamber, there is a very loud shout in klingon which sound very much like "F**K the Dog!!!"... Now, does mean that the sound editing team had a bit of a laugh just because it was the last of the original cast`s films, or do Klingons actually have a barbaric sexual act with canines to celebrate assasinations as part of their customs???
Perhaps we shall never know....
Heheheh!
Star Wars: A New Hope
When C3PO and R2D2 are in that comm room on the Death Star. When the Storm Troopers, one of the last one's in (On the right) smacks his head against the top of the door! I nearly urinated myself laughing when I first noticed that!
Doink!
:-D
Star Wars: A New Hope
When C3PO and R2D2 are in that comm room on the Death Star. When the Storm Troopers, one of the last one's in (On the right) smacks his head against the top of the door! I nearly urinated myself laughing when I first noticed that!
Doink!
:-D
Mark Hamill shouting "Carrie" instead of Leia in the end scenes of the first Star Wars... or the Stormtrooper that bangs his head on a doorway... or the whole of the Phantom Menace, take your pick!
Did any of you spot that the title "Phantom Menace" was actually a codename for the films most annoying irritant, Jar Jar Binks...? I tell you, Lucas knew what crime he was commiting and tried to cover it up!
Biggest Star Trek gaff (and this is to balance my comments for all you Star Wars fans) has to be in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, when a captured Chekov is told by Khan, "But you, I never forget a face... Mr Chekov!" - Ruddy amazing since Chekov came aboard the Enterprise AFTER the events in the episode "Space Seed" and so the two could never have met until Star Trek II!!!!
That is unless you discount time travel, alternate realities, temporal anomilies etc...
Did any of you spot that the title "Phantom Menace" was actually a codename for the films most annoying irritant, Jar Jar Binks...? I tell you, Lucas knew what crime he was commiting and tried to cover it up!
Biggest Star Trek gaff (and this is to balance my comments for all you Star Wars fans) has to be in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, when a captured Chekov is told by Khan, "But you, I never forget a face... Mr Chekov!" - Ruddy amazing since Chekov came aboard the Enterprise AFTER the events in the episode "Space Seed" and so the two could never have met until Star Trek II!!!!
That is unless you discount time travel, alternate realities, temporal anomilies etc...
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