Name the most obvious goof you have ever noticed in a movie
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ChrisN12 — 11 years ago(September 12, 2014 02:50 PM)
I would suggest the disappearance/absence of gore in the lecture auditorium after the exploding head in 'Scanners' (The reason was that Louis del Grande's character was originally supposed to have died from a heart attack, but still too obvious and glaring to be acceptable.)
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MerylMia — 16 years ago(August 28, 2009 08:21 PM)
It's a Wonderful Life. Toward the end of the movie where George is in the cemetary at his brother's grave, the dates don't match up with what they said his age was when he died.
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adogzheart — 11 years ago(March 30, 2015 07:20 AM)
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karenberes — 10 years ago(December 13, 2015 05:45 AM)
Isn't that the same movie Jackie Chan broke his foot in and had to where a cast to finish?
I could be mistaken but I do remember in 1 of the Rush hour movies he had to finish in a foot cast I just don't remember which one. They did try to make it to look like the original shoe as close as they could.
Hope that helps
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CGSailor — 9 years ago(October 24, 2016 12:21 AM)
Isn't that the same movie Jackie Chan broke his foot in and had to where a cast to finish?
No.
You're thinking of
Rumble In The Bronx (1995)
Jackie Chan breaks his ankle jumping onto a hovercraft and has to finish the film with a foot cast disguised as a tennis shoe. It's all shown as part of the blooper reels thata number of his films are known for in the credits. Also mentioned in the trivia for the film on this site.
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sorbeck — 17 years ago(April 09, 2009 01:13 PM)
Alone in the Dark 2005
A female character is killed and they move her body to the floor of the cave. At the end of the scene she is seen picking her head up and puting her hands beneath her as the other characters start walking away.. I guess she needed a ciggarette.. -
HijodelCid — 15 years ago(November 17, 2010 03:30 PM)
ADVENTURES OF DON JUAN
Early in the movie, Don Juan is thought to be an Spanish nobleman who has come to be married with an English aristocrat in a match arranged by Queen Elizabeth, and he is given a big welcome that includes a huge display of flags, all very beautiful, and all very fictional, since they don't represent any real life noble house or any real life population center.
About the middle of the movie, when Don Juan serves King Philip III as fencing master of the court, he shows Queen Anne what are supposedly the flags of Corte's, Alvarado, Balboa, Pizarro, Orellana, Jime'nez de Quesada, Valdivia, Garay, Ponce de Leo'n and all the other conquistadores. If you look carefully at those flags, you'll see that THEY ARE EXACTLY THE VERY SAME FLAGS THAT WERE DISPLAYED IN THE SCENE DESCRIBED IN THE FIRST PARAGRAPH.
Another mistake, which everyone who knows the legend of Don Juan will likely catch: his family name is misspelled as MARAN~A, when it should be MAN~ARA.
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walker-dajuan — 13 years ago(November 06, 2012 07:49 AM)
The 80's movie Cobra, with Sylvester Stallone. (Mr Marion Cobretti) was firing a gun from the back of late 80's pick up, at one point the make and model of the truck change. If a person just watch the tail gate on the truck, you'll see the difference.
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tinimina91 — 17 years ago(August 15, 2008 11:16 AM)
In "Jurrasic Park", when they, Dr. Grant, Dr. Malcolm, etc., were taking the tour, the cars reach the T-Rex paddock and it breaks through the fence to the thier right. Minutes later, the T-Rex sends Tim and Lex's explorer over the same wall it came from. The plunge down the wall/cliff onto the tree is far too large for a full grown T-Rex to "climb over" onto the road. Let alone that in the film, the T-Rex was shown looming above the explorers from the same side of the fence where this "cliff" exists.
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Frumious_Bandersnatch_46 — 17 years ago(April 01, 2009 02:08 AM)
Still on the subject of
"Jurassic Park"
, how about when the power was restored to the electric fence while the boy was still on it. Enough power to stop a T-Rex, but no harm to the kid.
Wouldn't having him jump off at the last millisecond have been enough? And more believable?
Remember: In the real world, the electric shock would have knotted the boy's hand muscles closed making him unable to let go.
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hawktalisman — 15 years ago(December 10, 2010 10:51 AM)
Actualy, from memory all of the wires that he is contacting are electric. If all the wires he is touching are at the same electrical potential then there is no current flow, and no electric shock.
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emily_elisabeth — 16 years ago(September 06, 2009 06:58 PM)
I think there was a lot more wrong with that movie besides the filming goofs. Take for example that T Rexes supposedly walk with their heads down tails out for balance, not up right as sown in the movie.
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hitman7706 — 17 years ago(August 15, 2008 09:25 PM)
The most obvious goof of all time is an actual movie and it is called "Troll 2"
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Metalhearted — 17 years ago(August 16, 2008 09:37 AM)
Gladiator. In the fight with the wagons in colosseum. you can clearly see some gas containers at the back of one of the wagons. Can't belive i saw the film so many times before i actually saw it happen.
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jambosana — 17 years ago(September 05, 2008 02:18 AM)
Gladiator. In the fight with the wagons in colosseum. you can clearly see some gas containers at the back of one of the wagons. Can't belive i saw the film so many times before i actually saw it happen.
Not very obvious then, was it?