Definitely from "The Goonies". When Sloth swings to grab Steph and Mouth from the plan on One Eyed Willy's ship, they ar
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user-113-186092 — 11 years ago(September 22, 2014 05:08 AM)
I forget the exact movie, but there's one film that features the protagonist with a large cut on their face. As the shots change, the scar moves to the other side of the actor's face and then back again. Mistakes like that should not be in AAA titles.
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Inkwell765 — 11 years ago(October 15, 2014 03:27 PM)
The Invisible Man leaves shoe prints in the snow. He is supposed to be naked.
Zulu: There wasn't enough warriors to line up on the ridge in the finale, so gaps are filled by shields mounted on rails.
Star Trek IV: When Sulu is flying the helecopter and turns on the windshield wipers by mistake, a hand is visible moving the blade on the lower right.
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IMDb_wanderer — 10 years ago(August 29, 2015 06:02 AM)
In
Breakdown
, there's a scene where Kurt Russell's character and another guy (who is holding him hostage) stop their car at a railway crossing, and after a brief scuffle they continue driving, only now the railway crossing and the railway are gone and its just a straight, flat bit of road.
In
Cat Ballou
, both the musicians who are partly narrating the film are clearly not playing their instruments. Also a small Cessna can be seen in the scene where Lee Marvin is shooting sticks for target practice.
In
Con Air
, some prisoners break open a box of shotguns and throw them to other prisoners. When these prisoners catch them, the shotguns are now M16s. The shotguns are never seen again.
John Carpenter's The Thing
. When MacCready records his short message onto a tape, he mentions that Windows found some bloody and torn long johns with the name tag missing. It was actually Nauls that found them.
And I'm surprised nobody has mentioned the little red car that's visible during the chariot race in
Ben Hur
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Clive-Silas — 10 years ago(October 04, 2015 09:13 AM)
And I'm surprised nobody has mentioned the little red car that's visible during the chariot race in Ben Hur.
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dsgoorevitch — 10 years ago(October 08, 2015 06:51 PM)
Not of all time, for sure, but James Spader as Raymond Reddington using the word "jejune" rather than "blase" was pretty lame. The Blacklist Episode: Marvin Gerard S03, E02
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theblackestmagic — 10 years ago(October 27, 2015 07:34 PM)
One that really manages to stand out for me is in 'The Maltese Falcon' when the shadow of the boom-mic is clearly/obviously shown moving over Elisha Cooke's body as he's walking down the hall with Bogart.
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Lavolanges — 10 years ago(February 01, 2016 02:20 AM)
"White Lightning". The first time I ever noticed a goof and it was blatant.
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starlightandunicorns — 10 years ago(February 02, 2016 11:26 AM)
I think, in my opinion, the most obvious goof ever would have to be in the movie Troy, with Brad Pitt. An airplane is accidentally caught in the background during it's takeoff! Why this goof was overlooked by the film crew and never edited out, I will never know! Has anyone else ever noticed this mistake before?