18 Movie Mistakes That Slipped Right On By The Editors

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18 Movie Mistakes That Slipped Right On By The Editors

A collection of things that eagle-eyed fans noticed in these popular movies.

Published 1 year ago in Funny

Movies, films, and cinema are an integral part of the entertainment industry and have been keeping us watching for over one hundred and twenty years (the first film was made in 1895).

Along with filming and production, there are of course the editors. Along with trimming down the film, and adjusting lighting, audio, and special effects, they are also responsible for making sure little details stay consistent between takes.

Despite their best efforts, they are still only human and mistakes happen. From a prop being out of place to crew members being in the shot, these mistakes aren't always obvious, but eagle-eyed observers can usually spot them. So let's take a look at some famous (or infamous) mistakes that made the final cut.

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1
In the movie “Charlie’s Angels”, Drew Barrymore’s character shouts “LUCY!” to Lucy Liu, instead of her character name.

2
Well, Luke yells “Carie” instead of Leia at the end of Episode 4 when he gets off the X-Wing.

3
Random guy in denim walks into shot in an early scene in Gladiator.

4
Transformers Rise of the Fallen has a scene that breaks my brain so much I’ve had to check to make sure it was real about a dozen times. They go to the National Mall in Washington DC at night. They find the jet that turns out to be an old transformer. He breaks through a wall and then they are at the airplane graveyard in Tucson, AZ during the day.I don’t care that there isn’t a bunch of planes outside in Washington DC. Movie magic and all that. But we literally go from night to mid-day and from Washington DC to the freaking middle of the desert.

5
In pretty much any zombie movie, when people run to an elevator to get away from the zombies the doors always seem to close on the zombies trying to get in. They never pop back open like they would if someone actually stuck their hand (or any other limb/ object) in the way of the doors. I haven’t watched it in a while but in the (newer) Dawn of the Dead I’m pretty sure it happens.

6
The end of Godzilla (2014) completely falls apart, mostly due to bad editing.The soldiers are making a run for the boat with the nuke, and Mama-muto is right on top of them.Then, it cuts to Godzilla, who fights Daddy-Muto for a while. He eventually smashes him into a building, killing him, but also bring the building down on Godzilla, crushing him to the floor. Ford escapes from the Muto nest, and has time for a little moment with fallen Godzilla.

7
Back to the Future.DeLorean backwards after crashing into barn.Not glaringly obvious but in 1955 Marty plays a guitar that won’t come out until 1958

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(Back to the Future) BTTF 2 old Biff gives young Biff the almanac but is able to return to original 2015. Some 20 minutes later, Doc uses a chalkboard to show Marty why returning to original 2015 is not possible.

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There are so many bloopers in the first Harry Potter film. Mainly, Emma Watson mouthing the lines…of the other actors. How it made it through editing I’ll never know.

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Raiders of the Lost Ark does this too. Indy’s revolver is suddenly a magazine fed pistol and then back to a revolver a couple of times.

11
In Pretty Woman Julia Roberts is eating breakfast at the fancy hotel. She’s eating a croissant. Cut to Richard Gere. Cut back to Julia, she’s eating a pancake.

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Empire Strikes Back, exactly how long were: Leah, Han, and Chewbacca stuck on that asteroid? And how long was Luke’s training? The two events going on side by side made it seem that Luke did his jedi training in an afternoon.

13
Clooney’s death scene in Gravity when he’s being pulled away from Sandra Bullock. What is supposed to be pulling him? I can deal with a little dubious sci-fi physics but I just can’t work out what the writers think is meant to be happening there.

14
Diamonds are Forever featured a car two-wheeling entering an alley on one side of the car and exiting two-wheeling on the opposite side.They didn’t even try to fix it in post.

15
The Force Awakens (Star Wars, Episode 7)…at the end of the movie, Princess Leia literally walks right by Chewie and totally ignores him (him being her deceased Partner’s lifelong best friend who she’s known since she was a teen) only to go in for a hug from Rey, someone she barely knows.

16
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. One of the dangers they encounter is huge chunks of ice coming down and hitting them.Ice floats.

17
In “Behind Enemy Lines” the pilot is able to walk a great distance in able to reach a specific point for radio communication. It’s a spot marked on his map for just such emergencies.During the radio transmission he has to go silent because enemy forces are close by. After cutting chatter the admiral gets upset and yells at someone to “triangulate” his position.Admiral sir… You already know where he (at)…why are you asking to know where he is?