Django Unchained was my favorite moment because DeCaprio stayed in character even after hurting his hand. That shows true commitment and he didn't break character and just continued the scene.
The actress in that scene recalled how horrified she was to see the blood. Her fright is real, as she has an aversion toward blood. Like DeCaprio, she didn't break character.
Raghu Seetharaman Originally i had a problem with it because he cuts his hand checks his hand then goes into character noticing his hand is bleeding. While impressed I did hate on that because it didn't flow with the world of the film because the "actor" looks at the cut before the character. Given a second look at it now over time i realize they probably edited the scene that way(long take no cuts) on purpose so the audience can see he truly cut himself and that DiCaprio went on with the scene. Which flipped my whole understanding of the scene around.
Definitely a great scene but if you look at the man playing the lawyer he noticed this and he literally breaks character because you see him nervously motion to DiCaprio's hand. And only when he sees that DiCaprio is still doing his monologue and Tarantino hasn't called cut that he slips right back into character again.
Tom Felton in Harry Potter And The Chamber of Secrets says to Goyle who is actually Potter, "Reading? I didn't know you could read." This line is confirmed adlibbed because Felton forgot his line.
Should have had Batman: The Dark Knight in there. Scene where Joker blows up the hospital. When Joker sets of the bombs, only half the rigged explosives go off initially. Cameras kept rolling, ledger stayed in character, gave the remote a little nudge, the second round of explosives went off, and Joker toddles off
nah, genuinely wasnt supposed to happen like that. They only had 1 take to blow up the hospital, all the explosives were supposed to go off together, but something went wrong. As they were aware they only had 1 take to get it right, the cameras kept rolling, and Ledger stayed in character. Just so happens that it all ended up looking fine anyway
In The Princess Diaries, when Anne Hathaway's character is walking and talking up and down a set of bleachers, she slipped and fell but didn't break character. It totally fit with her character's lack of grace 😀
Vigo actually suffered another injury in two towers, during the battle of helms deep. He took an Uruk shield to the face and chipped his front tooth but didn’t say anything until long after the shoot. That man is a boss
Man. It takes soooo long to get to the point. I really can't see the need to explain the film and characters and plot before just getting to the "mistake".
Tieran Alexander He was supposed to be irritating and become a significant character later, but everyone hated him so much that he was all but removed from the series.
Is it me or sometimes they don’t show what they are talking about? I mean they show what leads to it and clips of the movie but they need to show more of the stuff they are talking about.
They actually did show precisely what mistake they were talking about, what they didn't show was the setup around it. So if you weren't already familiar with the moment, you didn't realize they were actually showing it to you. Like the first one, the mistake is he drops the orb while handing it over but catches it and keeps going. They showed this at 1:32 but what they didn't show was the lead up to dropping it, or why he was handing it over. Or the zoolander mistake, they show at 2:58 the line Ben Stiller says is the mistake, what they didn't show was the several minutes of dialogue prior to that which sets up the joke/mistake.
The moment where Viggo deflects a real knife is when battling the Uruk Hai at the end of the first movie, and that take was also kept in the final film.
should've included the moment in the live action grinch where jim carrey was supposed to pull a table cloth off and knock everything on said table to the floor, but then he executed it so flawlessly that nothing on the table fell off, prompting him to knock over everything on the table manually.
Why didn't you include the scene in shrek in which Fiona burps. It was an accident made by her voice actress and they liked it so much they kept it. Edit: changed actcident to accident and thanks for the likes
First Lord of the Rings. Sean Astins' character Samwise Gamgee wades into the river when Frodo tries to leave him behind. Sean stepped on a big chunk of glass and cut his foot badly. He stayed in character and finished the scene.
I usually love your stuff but . . . you spend almost 2 minutes talking about each mistake and you never show it. And your pronunciation of people's names is, for lack of a better word, horrendous.
12:07 had me laughing so hard, I had to duck my head behind my podium at work to keep the guests from seeing me laugh. I never knew that and I am a fan of Star Wars. How the heck did I miss that...?
In Star Wars A New Hope, Harrison Ford forgot his line when he was going to rescue Princess Leia. After they have attacked the prison, someone calls to check in on them. Harrison Ford says, "We're fine. All fine here. How are you?" It was so funny that Lucas kept it.
Also when Luke says "I can't see a thing in this helmet" to Han. Mark Hamill thought the cameras had stopped rolling when he said this to Harrison Ford but they hadn’t and the filmmakers decided to leave it in!
Supposedly, the scene in It's A Wonderful Life where Uncle Billy walks off drunk from the engagement party had a similar blooper. The loud crash heard off screen followed by Uncle Billy saying "I'm alright!" was actually made by a worker who dropped some film cans.
Aurora Griffin Star Wars could and should have been remastered properly! 😣😫😭 As for those appalling additional scenes and a badly resurrected scene where Han Solo walks over the tail of Jabba the Hutt, like a character from South Park, while repeating plot dialog he had with Greedo in the bar!👾WTF Also how come they have speeders, space ships, plasma blasters and light sabres but no universal translator yet most people in Star Wars have multilingual understanding but reply in English!?!? 😕😱😰 Special edition, my arse!😵
How exactly is the Wizard of Oz scene perfect? It obviously wasn't, they tried a second take because of it, and they only left the first in because the second went horribly wrong...
"Trekker" came into fashion a while ago by pretentious fans who thought that "Trekkie" had been made fun of too much and had basically become a 4-letter word. I've always thought that "Trekker" sounded silly and have always just called myself a Trekkie.
No, both is technically true trekers referring to fans of the new movies (and the abomination that is discovery) and trekies is in reference to fans of the original including next generation deep space nine and Voyager as well as the accompanying movies
Some find "Trekker" to be too awkward or pretentious, while others feel "Trekkies" has a mocking tone. Trekkers is a term that originated many years ago, and is preferred by some fans because it literally means "someone who 'treks' (i.e. 'takes a journey')," as opposed to 'Trekkies' which is a word that has no actual meaning. The fact that "Trekkies" also has sometimes been used as a derogatory term by those who find diehard fans a bit weird, has turned off some who would rather not be associated with it. Most fans don't really care all that much one way or the other.
That's an apocryphal story. The name was in the script. John Cleese on the DVD commentary for Monty Python and the Holy Grail: "I think Graham[Chapman] and I wrote this Tim the Enchanter. And it's funny how certain names have certain connotations, and when we were trying to think what he should be called, we came up with Tim - which was not a reference to Tim Brooke-Taylor - but I think was something to do with the fact the word 'timid' and 'timorous' and all those words indicating a lack of immense amount of bravery."
you forgot one big one, In "the dark knight" in the scene where the joker blows up the hospital, he presses the detonator and it doesn't go off, so he gets annoyed, clicks it a few times and looks around, and THEN it blows up hospital. That wasn't planned, they only had one opportunity to blow up the hospital, and it was only suppose to be a click and then a boom.
Right, I wasn't sure, either, so I looked it up on (surprise, surprise) *TH-cam* and found Elwes pronounces it "EL-wess." The guys who narrate these things *really* need to look things up!
they missed the It's a Wonderful Life scene when drunk uncle billy sounds like he's stumbled over some trash cans and it really was an off stage employee dropping some stuff by accident
What about Martin Sheen when he was doing the scene for "Apocalypse Now" in the hotel room at the beginning? He actually was really drunk and when he punched the mirror, he cut his hand open but Francis Ford Coppola told him to just go along with it and kept filming.
The Usual Suspects, while standing in the police line up, characters begin laughing and McManus (Baldwin) punches Fenster (Del Toro) in the arm. It works for the dialogue, and feeling of the scene, but it was unscripted. The laughter and punch were because Benicio Del Toro had just let a fart rip before delivering his line
yes and no... You see they had started shooting that scene just after a lunch break. Which caused Benicio to be flatulent for the entire time of over two hours. It was supposed to be a "straight all business" scene so Bryan constantly scolded them like children, really getting angry at them using quite a bit of profanity. However, this fueled the actors giggles even more. So, Bryan decided to leave the cameras rolling until he had the straight takes that HE insisted upon and refused to take a break. So, Ottman created two scenes from this footage. The completely "straight faced" takes which included Spacy's which is also found in the second version which used outake moments for the others reciting the line.
You made this video longer than it needed to be, I want to go through and remake every one of your videos that are like this but with less unnecessary backstories. A lot of people dislike TH-cam for this reason.
That moment at 5:30 when you're recording your dialogue for a video and you get a call, but left the phone on vibrate. But what the heck, roll with it anyway.
also in a new hope Luke says "i cant see a thing in this helmet" while him and Han are disguised as stormtroopers waiting for the turbolift to get to the detention block Mark Hamills prop helmet was messed up and he said something to Harrison Ford but the line fit in so good it was left in the film Now you know
In The Princess Bride, Cary Elwes was also injured a second time. He was trying to ride an all terrain vehicle without training or permission, crashed it, and hurt his leg. But he wanted to hide that from the director (notice the "without permission" part), so in the scene just before Buttercup pushes him down the hill and he reveals his identity with the famous "As you wish", when he sits down on the rock above that hill with one leg outstretched, he's actually doing that because he was sneakily favoring the outstretched leg, but the director didn't realize and just thought "Oh, how creative and graceful, that's perfect for the character!" and left it in. Cary writes about it in his memoirs about the making of the movies. Which are fantastic.
RhinoWiz that is what I refer to people who actually claim the false time line films are still Star Trek. Just because you put a uniform on a duck and call it Admiral, the Duck is still not an Admiral.
Sweet Jesus, did Rachel Maddow write the script to this? You spent twelve minutes rambling on with the most excruciating filler to show what could have been wrapped up it less that five minutes.
I think I saw somewhere that, after the stormtrooper headbang became so well known, they actually added a "bonk" sound effect to later editions of Star Wars.
What about the T-Rex scene in Jurassic Park? When the T-Rex was banging on the roof of the Jeep while trying to get to the kids, the part where the roof falls in on them wasn’t supposed to happen. The T-Rex animatronic was absorbing the rain water, which made it too heavy to stay up, so when they made it go down, it lost balance and went all in. Yeah, those screams from the kids were 100% real.
guys are stronger and faster then gals. women could handle the job too, it'd just take a lot more effort on their behalf. i suppose he just didn't consider what he was saying too heavily (:
harry wow you literally don't understand anatomy. Maybe makes can be stronger, they at least develop bigger looking muscles, but women are inherently faster. Their brains and bodies both are built for speed. #TheMoreYouKnow
11:20, 1,000,000 curses on you for showing the Greedo shooting first version of that clip, and for using saying "trekker" instead of the universally accepted and known term "trekkie"
I remember a tv show that aired about 14 years ago, a Star Trek fan explained he and his Star Trek fan friends prefer the term "Trekkers" because "Trekkies" is what people say to make fun of Star Trek fans. I'm going to bookmark this video's comment section as evidence for why people think Star Trek fans can be annoying and embarrassing. You guys need to go outside more.
Leonard Nimoy himself has always said that the preferred term is "Trekker". Roddenberry started off endorsing "Trekkie", which pedants use as validation that their preferred name is correct, but Gene later flipped and said he preferred "Trekker". Trekkers love the show and the themes it explores. Trekkies dress up as Klingons or green-skinned dancing girls or turn their bicycles into the USS Enterprise... worldwideinterweb.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/star-trek-funny.png
The biggest potential point lost with Guardians Of the Galaxy is in the end where they all hold the infinity stone after Groot saves them i think Groots remains (sticks) should have also glowed purple, they were standing right over him.....
ANOTHER MISTAKE:If you watch Back to the Future part 3 on the last scene with docs kids and the time travel train, his blond haired kid does a... quite rude and immature hand gesture... it can never be unseen👌
We all still use it, just not as heavily as he does. The best way to see it is if you say sordid aloud, and then say sword aloud. The w has degraded to extending and slightly altering the o sound.
What about Spaceballs? In the scene where Lone Star goes to confront Vespa, Barf gets up without unbuckling his seatbelt, grunting in pain and saying, "That's gonna leave a mark." It fits the comedic tone and is a great ad-lib from the late great John Candy.
As with Star Wars, so called "real" fans will dislike anything that has to do with their fandom. I'm a Blade Runner fan, and even if I dislike the divergence over the original Deckard being a replicant, I can perfectly live with the new story it being so good.
I thought 2049 was amazing, love the original. But yes, it did get mixed reviews and did not perform well at the box office, coincidentally neither did the original. Also, Deckard WAS a replicant in the 1st one, the final director's cut was finally the whole movie as the director intended. The whole unicorn dream sequence and his partner making an origami unicorn is supposed to let the audience know that Deckard is a replicant because his partner knows what his dreams are because all replicants have the same dreams and there was a moment where Deckard's eyes light up. The other major subtle detail that Deckard is a replicant is the fight at the end is a little too rough for a normal human. Also as a side note, I think the dream thing is supposed to be an obvious nod to the original material, "Do androids dream of electric sheep", and also in 2049, Gosling's "K" is obviously a reference to Philip K. Dick.
Deckard's eyes lighting up were as a result of Harrison Ford missing his mark and standing in the wrong spot. Deckard was always intended to be human and Ridley Scott decided to keep the error in the film to add some ambiguity to Deckard. Everyone who worked on the film aside from Ridley Scott says Deckard was always a human and Harrison Ford said he played him as a human and Hampton Fancher who adapted the book to film still says to this day he never wrote Deckard as a replicant and this was something Ridley added on a whim during production.
One of my favourites is in "It's a Wonderful LIfe", when drunken Uncle Billy (Thomas Mitchell) walked off camera after a scene with George (Jimmy Stewart). Mitchell accidentally knocked over a bunch of film cans offscreen, but shouted "I'm alright!" and Stewart grins.
If you are are ST fan and you are calling yourself a Trekkie you are doing it wrong. Trekkie is a semi-derogatory name used by non-fans, while Trekker is what real fans call themselves.
Trekkie is for fans, Trekker is for casual viewers or if you're a pretentious twat. As Roddeberry once said: "Trekker? It's Trekkie. I should know -- I invented the thing"
It's a Wonderful Life. Uncle Billy is leaving a party drunk, and after he says "good night" to George we walks off camera. At that moment a stage hand accidentally knocked over a table of props, and Thomas Mitchell (Uncle Billy) had the presence of mind to yell, "I'm alright! I''m alright!"
In Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Emma Watson the actress who plays Hermione Granger punches Draco Malfoy in the face. However this wasn't supposed to happen. The punch was real and happened because of how deep in character Emma got.
FYI I wasn't saying the punch scene wasn't supposed to happen. I was saying it was supposed to be a fake punch, but Emma ended up punching tom in the face in real life.
Amber Bates Also I thought granger did the mother of all slaps in the book. I haven’t read askaban in a long time so I could be wrong. But if I’m not then even the punch itself is a slight unintended alteration.
You forgot pretty much the best one: Pirates of the Caribbean 2: Deadman’s Chest Jack Sparrow taunts Davy Jones with the jar of dirt, and falls down the steps of his ship at one point. This wasn’t scripted, but it was so hilarious and fitting (including the cast’s live reactions), it was kept for final cut
In one of the first four Harry Potter movies, when Ron and Harry drink the Polyjuice potion to turn into Crabbe and Goyle, when Draco saw him wearing glasses he asked why, Harry said he was reading. The actor of Draco Malfoy said, “I didn’t know you could read.” But those weren’t his lines, the director thought it was more perfect than the original lines and kept it
In Its a Wonderful Life George Bailey is sending his drunk Uncle Billy home. Uncle Walks off to the left of the screen repeating : "I'm all right". He walks off screen and we hear a crash. That crash was a stage hand knocking over a table full of props. The timing of that was perfect making everyone think that Uncle George knocked over some garbage cans and he says again I'm Alright.
In the movie 5th element, there is a scene in which the priest shows up at bruce willis house and barges in. In the scene he says," im sorry to barge in mr. Willis-"..Bruce corrects him mid scentence, "you mean Dallas." They finished the scene and the mess up was only a second but they left it in the final cut.
Also when Tom felton forgot his line in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets after: “I didn’t know you could read.” and just made a face and that makes the scene 1000000x better
Anakin SkyWalker if you’ve ever seen a honest to god high explosive you wouldn’t think much of it from sight alone till the shockwave punches you in the chest.
Blade Runner 2049 has an 87% approval rating based on 345 reviews, it also has an 81% approval rate of the audience based on 56,251 ratings (as of the post of this comment) so it wasn't "mixed" reception. Hi by the way!
Django Unchained was my favorite moment because DeCaprio stayed in character even after hurting his hand. That shows true commitment and he didn't break character and just continued the scene.
The actress in that scene recalled how horrified she was to see the blood.
Her fright is real, as she has an aversion toward blood.
Like DeCaprio, she didn't break character.
So did Viggo Mortensen in lord of the rings. HE BROKE HIS TOES XD
Raghu Seetharaman Originally i had a problem with it because he cuts his hand checks his hand then goes into character noticing his hand is bleeding. While impressed I did hate on that because it didn't flow with the world of the film because the "actor" looks at the cut before the character.
Given a second look at it now over time i realize they probably edited the scene that way(long take no cuts) on purpose so the audience can see he truly cut himself and that DiCaprio went on with the scene. Which flipped my whole understanding of the scene around.
You could also argue that the character noticed that he was bleeding and, furious as he was and wanted to show how much in control he was, ignored it.
Definitely a great scene but if you look at the man playing the lawyer he noticed this and he literally breaks character because you see him nervously motion to DiCaprio's hand. And only when he sees that DiCaprio is still doing his monologue and Tarantino hasn't called cut that he slips right back into character again.
Tom Felton in Harry Potter And The Chamber of Secrets says to Goyle who is actually Potter, "Reading? I didn't know you could read." This line is confirmed adlibbed because Felton forgot his line.
Should have had Batman: The Dark Knight in there. Scene where Joker blows up the hospital. When Joker sets of the bombs, only half the rigged explosives go off initially. Cameras kept rolling, ledger stayed in character, gave the remote a little nudge, the second round of explosives went off, and Joker toddles off
Royston Dooley thank you!!!!!!!
Royston Dooley had no idea that was a mistake...worked perfectly!!
Royston Dooley I think he has it in one of his other videos.
I’m pretty sure that’s not a mistake I mean come on its Batman there is always a funny scene
nah, genuinely wasnt supposed to happen like that. They only had 1 take to blow up the hospital, all the explosives were supposed to go off together, but something went wrong. As they were aware they only had 1 take to get it right, the cameras kept rolling, and Ledger stayed in character. Just so happens that it all ended up looking fine anyway
In The Princess Diaries, when Anne Hathaway's character is walking and talking up and down a set of bleachers, she slipped and fell but didn't break character. It totally fit with her character's lack of grace 😀
"10 Movie Mistakes So Perfect They We're Left In"
Proceeds to talk about actors getting injured badly.
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“10 movie mistakes that were so perfect they were left in”
Proceeds to not show the relevant scenes in question.
Isn't getting hurt a mistake? And they were left in sooo... what's your point here?
@@SysterYster Then this whole video should 've been about Jackie Chan. He has broken almost every bone in his body at least once
so the actress for the witch almost was melting!!!!!! melting!!!!!!
Vigo actually suffered another injury in two towers, during the battle of helms deep. He took an Uruk shield to the face and chipped his front tooth but didn’t say anything until long after the shoot. That man is a boss
Berkley Pearl what's a vigo
+Red Games a port on the Atlantic Ocean in Galicia, northwestern Spain
not to mention he also nearly drowned while floating down a river in another scene in the Two Towers.
Man. It takes soooo long to get to the point. I really can't see the need to explain the film and characters and plot before just getting to the "mistake".
Then they don't even show the "mistake" half the time!
Gotta make the video long enough for advertisements
Up next: Top 10 times Screen Rant put Leonardo Dicaprio's cut hand on a top 10 list.
SS Robs LMAO
SS Robs lol so true
This video is annoying because the scenes they describe, for the most part, are not shown.
oddlad11 THANK YOU!
oddlad11 jajs
and why you DON'T put the scenes in question?
thank you
Was going to say the same thing, mildly annoying.... Maybe it's a subtle way of getting us to want to watch the movies to see the scene in question.
I think he copy and pasted from somewhere and didn't bother going through the movies to look for it. that is just lazy.
May be for copyright reasons
To avoid people getting spoiled
A Movie Mistake that was left in: Jar Jar Binks
Tieran Alexander
He was supposed to be irritating and become a significant character later, but everyone hated him so much that he was all but removed from the series.
Movie mistakes that were left in: all Star Wars sequels ... they are worse than JarJar.
Yawn... another jar jar hate comment. so fresh, so dank.
Jar Jar Binks has been the best thing about any of the _Star Wars_ films.
Well, not the original 3, but yeah, ALL the new ones are crap.
Welcome to Screenrant, that channel that gets away with uploading the exact same video over and over again.
Sirus Vader
Yet, here you are...
Yeah. I said they get away with it.
Then why not stop watching?
But there are many channels like that
SCREEN RATS*
we've all heard of Murphy's Law, but have you heard of Cole's Law? thinly sliced cabbage
XD
Is it me or sometimes they don’t show what they are talking about? I mean they show what leads to it and clips of the movie but they need to show more of the stuff they are talking about.
Keykibumie Exactly, why don’t they show us the mistake?
Yesa, exactly! I'm not OCD but that makes me furious. It's like wanking without coming :-(
Yeah this reason I put a thumbs down!!
They do this ALL THE DAMN TIME! lol and it pisses me off
They actually did show precisely what mistake they were talking about, what they didn't show was the setup around it. So if you weren't already familiar with the moment, you didn't realize they were actually showing it to you.
Like the first one, the mistake is he drops the orb while handing it over but catches it and keeps going. They showed this at 1:32 but what they didn't show was the lead up to dropping it, or why he was handing it over. Or the zoolander mistake, they show at 2:58 the line Ben Stiller says is the mistake, what they didn't show was the several minutes of dialogue prior to that which sets up the joke/mistake.
In Jaws when Brody says "we're gonna need a bigger boat" he actually forgot his line and improvised
Tristan Radeka sorry to say, but he says “ you’re gonna need a bigger boat” but I really don’t care how people say it
The moment where Viggo deflects a real knife is when battling the Uruk Hai at the end of the first movie, and that take was also kept in the final film.
Not only that but during the fight with the chief Uruk Hai when the Uruk Hai headbutted him Viggo lost a tooth but continued to do the scene
Is it any wonder so many women were in love with him? lol The man could fight off an army, no problem
yas
should've included the moment in the live action grinch where jim carrey was supposed to pull a table cloth off and knock everything on said table to the floor, but then he executed it so flawlessly that nothing on the table fell off, prompting him to knock over everything on the table manually.
Why didn't you include the scene in shrek in which Fiona burps. It was an accident made by her voice actress and they liked it so much they kept it.
Edit: changed actcident to accident and thanks for the likes
It was a mistake to talk about Daryl Hannah hitting a car window with her elbow and completely neglect to show the scene in question. Doh!
Release the helium balloons!! This is the one millionth time that damn storm trooper bumping his head is on a youtube video!
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I know, right? Is that even a blooper any more, considering it is part of popular culture?
I feel like I've seen this entire video before.
You did, it was just labelled "10 actors accidents" or so.
Aaaaand so is Chris Pratt dropping then catching the orb in Guardians of the Galaxy. Fire the streamers!!
First Lord of the Rings.
Sean Astins' character Samwise Gamgee wades into the river when Frodo tries to leave him behind.
Sean stepped on a big chunk of glass and cut his foot badly. He stayed in character and finished the scene.
I met him.
I usually love your stuff but . . . you spend almost 2 minutes talking about each mistake and you never show it. And your pronunciation of people's names is, for lack of a better word, horrendous.
3 cursed words.
Copyright Infringement Claim.
Would it be fair use? Yes.
Does that matter to the corporate overlords that make up Hollywood? No.
Like Carey Elwes not Ellway lol
I just started skipping 30 seconds everytime i saw a new movie name pop up like goddamn i just came to see the scene
But he did show the scenes? They didn't have audio is that what you mean
sense* tard.
1:35, The fumbled mistake with the orb, was part of what made it cute and funny. 😊
I lost count of how many times you listed the leonardo decaprio scene.
Lt. Stoner almost all in this list have been listed countless times.
Maybe they should do a top ten screen rant inclusions of Leo in Django video 😊
Rowan Murphy Yus
Yeah.. but it's still an awesome scene 👌
12:07 had me laughing so hard, I had to duck my head behind my podium at work to keep the guests from seeing me laugh. I never knew that and I am a fan of Star Wars. How the heck did I miss that...?
In Star Wars A New Hope, Harrison Ford forgot his line when he was going to rescue Princess Leia. After they have attacked the prison, someone calls to check in on them. Harrison Ford says, "We're fine. All fine here. How are you?" It was so funny that Lucas kept it.
He ad libbed the response to princess Leia when she says "I love you" and he replies "I know". What a boss.
Also when Luke says "I can't see a thing in this helmet" to Han. Mark Hamill thought the cameras had stopped rolling when he said this to Harrison Ford but they hadn’t and the filmmakers decided to leave it in!
is this a human talking over this video or a robot?
Human.
Dunno
Supposedly, the scene in It's A Wonderful Life where Uncle Billy walks off drunk from the engagement party had a similar blooper. The loud crash heard off screen followed by Uncle Billy saying "I'm alright!" was actually made by a worker who dropped some film cans.
Awesome, thanks for sharing!
i love that movie so much and that scene! so cool to know
This is horribly overwritten.
For the "Star Wars" blooper, you forgot to mention that in later versions, a "BONK!" sound effect was added. XD
True!
Aurora Griffin
Star Wars could and should have been remastered properly! 😣😫😭
As for those appalling additional scenes and a badly resurrected scene where Han Solo walks over the tail of Jabba the Hutt, like a character from South Park, while repeating plot dialog he had with Greedo in the bar!👾WTF Also how come they have speeders, space ships, plasma blasters and light sabres but no universal translator yet most people in Star Wars have multilingual understanding but reply in English!?!? 😕😱😰
Special edition, my arse!😵
it's also in the game battlefront
Great narration, great energy, the only thing I could ask for is that you show the scenes you are talking about. Other than that GREAT videos!
How exactly is the Wizard of Oz scene perfect? It obviously wasn't, they tried a second take because of it, and they only left the first in because the second went horribly wrong...
This is great for being stoned. One minute of content over a 12 minute video is perfect for the speed my mind is currently ticking over at.
trekker? Isn't it Trekkie? .......
"Trekker" came into fashion a while ago by pretentious fans who thought that "Trekkie" had been made fun of too much and had basically become a 4-letter word. I've always thought that "Trekker" sounded silly and have always just called myself a Trekkie.
Not to trekkers. lol
Only true Trekkies know that it's not Trekkers.
No, both is technically true trekers referring to fans of the new movies (and the abomination that is discovery) and trekies is in reference to fans of the original including next generation deep space nine and Voyager as well as the accompanying movies
Some find "Trekker" to be too awkward or pretentious, while others feel "Trekkies" has a mocking tone. Trekkers is a term that originated many years ago, and is preferred by some fans because it literally means "someone who 'treks' (i.e. 'takes a journey')," as opposed to 'Trekkies' which is a word that has no actual meaning. The fact that "Trekkies" also has sometimes been used as a derogatory term by those who find diehard fans a bit weird, has turned off some who would rather not be associated with it. Most fans don't really care all that much one way or the other.
These videos are getting better I think, this is good contact
Monthly python, when the wizard says "their are some who call me Tim." He forgot his name.
Monty, not Monthly. Enchanter, not Wizard.
J Town Und "there," not "their." 👌
Ciarán O'Brien & and not und, because it’s not German hahaha
Patzy : Ha yeah - it's a play on 'grammar nazis'
That's an apocryphal story. The name was in the script.
John Cleese on the DVD commentary for Monty Python and the Holy Grail:
"I think Graham[Chapman] and I wrote this Tim the Enchanter. And it's funny how certain names have certain connotations, and when we were trying to think what he should be called, we came up with Tim - which was not a reference to Tim Brooke-Taylor - but I think was something to do with the fact the word 'timid' and 'timorous' and all those words indicating a lack of immense amount of bravery."
you forgot one big one, In "the dark knight" in the scene where the joker blows up the hospital, he presses the detonator and it doesn't go off, so he gets annoyed, clicks it a few times and looks around, and THEN it blows up hospital. That wasn't planned, they only had one opportunity to blow up the hospital, and it was only suppose to be a click and then a boom.
Yeah no. That's an urban legend.
Cary.....ELWAY? Dude, seriously?
Right, I wasn't sure, either, so I looked it up on (surprise, surprise) *TH-cam* and found Elwes pronounces it "EL-wess." The guys who narrate these things *really* need to look things up!
So now can we talk about Mandy Patton-kin or as he prefers Pa-Tink-In?
Even when I was 8 and first saw the movie, I pronounced both of their names correctly, so I dunno what their friggin problem is :P
How would you like it if people pronounced *your* name wrong, on a public forum?
Please. This is ScreenRant. You honestly expect them to do WORK when all they have to do is google someone else's lists?
they missed the It's a Wonderful Life scene when drunk uncle billy sounds like he's stumbled over some trash cans and it really was an off stage employee dropping some stuff by accident
What about Martin Sheen when he was doing the scene for "Apocalypse Now" in the hotel room at the beginning? He actually was really drunk and when he punched the mirror, he cut his hand open but Francis Ford Coppola told him to just go along with it and kept filming.
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The Usual Suspects, while standing in the police line up, characters begin laughing and McManus (Baldwin) punches Fenster (Del Toro) in the arm. It works for the dialogue, and feeling of the scene, but it was unscripted. The laughter and punch were because Benicio Del Toro had just let a fart rip before delivering his line
I was waiting for it ....but he totally ignored it
yes and no... You see they had started shooting that scene just after a lunch break. Which caused Benicio to be flatulent for the entire time of over two hours. It was supposed to be a "straight all business" scene so Bryan constantly scolded them like children, really getting angry at them using quite a bit of profanity. However, this fueled the actors giggles even more. So, Bryan decided to leave the cameras rolling until he had the straight takes that HE insisted upon and refused to take a break. So, Ottman created two scenes from this footage. The completely
"straight faced" takes which included Spacy's which is also found in the second version which used outake moments for the others reciting the line.
Bubba Stone ... Woooow. I can't believe how different all those details make it... So it's multiple farts then, eh?
there was that one mistake where Kurt Russell destroyed an authentic guitar in in the hateful eight
You made this video longer than it needed to be, I want to go through and remake every one of your videos that are like this but with less unnecessary backstories. A lot of people dislike TH-cam for this reason.
gotta get past the 10 minute mark of course
Great video!
Dark Knights Gotham Hospital Bomb scene In which The remote control wasnt working But Heath ledger stayed in his character
That moment at 5:30 when you're recording your dialogue for a video and you get a call, but left the phone on vibrate. But what the heck, roll with it anyway.
Mandy *who* in "The Princess Bride?" Another case of "it's pronounced just the way it's spelled": Pa-TINK-in.
Made me Google Cary Elwes to verify pronunciation also.
Pattonken
Ha ha, I laughed at his this also.
I noticed, but then immediately forgot as soon as he started talking about Carey “Elway”.
also in a new hope Luke says "i cant see a thing in this helmet" while him and Han are disguised as stormtroopers waiting for the turbolift to get to the detention block Mark Hamills prop helmet was messed up and he said something to Harrison Ford but the line fit in so good it was left in the film
Now you know
GotG just seemed so perfect. Had no idea that were mistakes.
Same. He even caught it
In The Princess Bride, Cary Elwes was also injured a second time. He was trying to ride an all terrain vehicle without training or permission, crashed it, and hurt his leg. But he wanted to hide that from the director (notice the "without permission" part), so in the scene just before Buttercup pushes him down the hill and he reveals his identity with the famous "As you wish", when he sits down on the rock above that hill with one leg outstretched, he's actually doing that because he was sneakily favoring the outstretched leg, but the director didn't realize and just thought "Oh, how creative and graceful, that's perfect for the character!" and left it in. Cary writes about it in his memoirs about the making of the movies. Which are fantastic.
Did you just call Star Trek fans "Trekkers?" Twice?
RhinoWiz that is what I refer to people who actually claim the false time line films are still Star Trek.
Just because you put a uniform on a duck and call it Admiral, the Duck is still not an Admiral.
@Screen Rant "Trekkies" is the correct term
That's actually open to some dispute: memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Trekkie
It's like the Doctor Who fans.
The fans are named Whovians and I am among them!
Doctor Who, Stranger Things and Star Trek are the best shows ever.
The black pancake of Disaster I only like one of those and that’s Stranger Things.
Too much talking
I agree, nice voice, but I came here for the scenes, not a background explanation
Take your 10 minutes
Y'all straight up murdered Mandy Patinkin's last name.
they must prepare to die
Came here to say this.
I came to the comments just to say that. What an awful mispronunciation!
Many pimpumpkin? What was that now?
AND Cary Elway?!?!
I was watching this with my friends and we here so stoned lolll we were so shook at the pronsess bride part it make our night 😂😂😂😂😂
Sweet Jesus, did Rachel Maddow write the script to this? You spent twelve minutes rambling on with the most excruciating filler to show what could have been wrapped up it less that five minutes.
I actually love Rachel, but... yeah. Good analogy.
You keep saying Pattonkin and Elway. I do not think these words are pronounced the way you think they are pronounced.
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I think I saw somewhere that, after the stormtrooper headbang became so well known, they actually added a "bonk" sound effect to later editions of Star Wars.
they sure did pal they sure did
What about the T-Rex scene in Jurassic Park? When the T-Rex was banging on the roof of the Jeep while trying to get to the kids, the part where the roof falls in on them wasn’t supposed to happen. The
T-Rex animatronic was absorbing the rain water, which made it too heavy to stay up, so when they made it go down, it lost balance and went all in. Yeah, those screams from the kids were 100% real.
You can legitimately hear the FEAR in those screams lol
But...why male models?
Great vid
Yeah...but why male models?
IGRETRO why not
For the weirdness of course.
IGRETRO lol did you really not know male models exist?
guys are stronger and faster then gals. women could handle the job too, it'd just take a lot more effort on their behalf. i suppose he just didn't consider what he was saying too heavily (:
harry wow you literally don't understand anatomy. Maybe makes can be stronger, they at least develop bigger looking muscles, but women are inherently faster. Their brains and bodies both are built for speed. #TheMoreYouKnow
Terminator......"I'll be Back" was supposed to be "I will be back" ....but the line was said so well by Arnold, James Cameron kept it!
I don't think slurring words counts as a brilliant mistake that improves the overall film
11:20, 1,000,000 curses on you for showing the Greedo shooting first version of that clip, and for using saying "trekker" instead of the universally accepted and known term "trekkie"
TheDinosaurJockey - Ummm... Trekkie is what non-fans derisively call ST fans, and Trekker is what those fans call themselves.
I remember a tv show that aired about 14 years ago, a Star Trek fan explained he and his Star Trek fan friends prefer the term "Trekkers" because "Trekkies" is what people say to make fun of Star Trek fans.
I'm going to bookmark this video's comment section as evidence for why people think Star Trek fans can be annoying and embarrassing. You guys need to go outside more.
Leonard Nimoy himself has always said that the preferred term is "Trekker". Roddenberry started off endorsing "Trekkie", which pedants use as validation that their preferred name is correct, but Gene later flipped and said he preferred "Trekker". Trekkers love the show and the themes it explores. Trekkies dress up as Klingons or green-skinned dancing girls or turn their bicycles into the USS Enterprise...
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TheDinosaurJockey ha
Video too long. Get to the point. :)
Never forget: Han fired first.
No he didn't... Saying he fired first implied Gueedo actually took a shot :P Only Han fired.
Thrilalia It's "Greedo" but I agree with you!
That edit is probably the biggest mistake they intentionally left in the movie.
LaserGuidedLoogie did he really?
Tom Felton in Harry Potter: "reading? I didn't know you could read"
The biggest potential point lost with Guardians Of the Galaxy is in the end where they all hold the infinity stone after Groot saves them i think Groots remains (sticks) should have also glowed purple, they were standing right over him.....
I was waiting the whole time for Viggo in The Two Towers. Love that moment!! I was wondering if it was going to be missed.
ANOTHER MISTAKE:If you watch Back to the Future part 3 on the last scene with docs kids and the time travel train, his blond haired kid does a... quite rude and immature hand gesture... it can never be unseen👌
Brandon Kevin Thomas He was a little kid so of course he was immature but he also just wanted to pee.
Heard the kid was deaf and signed he needed do use the toilet.
5:57 Who's "Cary Elway"? Elwes is pronounced like "Elvis" with a w - "elwis".
And after Elway woke up in the hospital, he lead the Denver Broncos to 2 Super Bowl championships!
I love it when channels squeeze 3 minutes of content into nearly 13 minutes.
The Lord of the Rings had a ton of injury's Vigo not only broke the his toes but chipped a tooth, Orlando Bloom broke his ribs and so many more.
That Django Unchained thing was really cool. At first I thought it was fake blood, heck, it looked fake. This was pretty neato!
Every time I heard him pronounce the W in sword I cringed.
Maybe he's just referencing how it used to be pronounced in old English? ;)
We all still use it, just not as heavily as he does. The best way to see it is if you say sordid aloud, and then say sword aloud. The w has degraded to extending and slightly altering the o sound.
What about Spaceballs? In the scene where Lone Star goes to confront Vespa, Barf gets up without unbuckling his seatbelt, grunting in pain and saying, "That's gonna leave a mark."
It fits the comedic tone and is a great ad-lib from the late great John Candy.
Blade Runner 2049 didn't get "mixed reviews". It was universally acclaimed.
ik, when I heard that I was like "Some hailed it better than the original and among the greatest sequels of all time"
Yeah, only the real Blade Runner fans gave it mixed reviews. BR2049 stunk!
As with Star Wars, so called "real" fans will dislike anything that has to do with their fandom. I'm a Blade Runner fan, and even if I dislike the divergence over the original Deckard being a replicant, I can perfectly live with the new story it being so good.
I thought 2049 was amazing, love the original. But yes, it did get mixed reviews and did not perform well at the box office, coincidentally neither did the original. Also, Deckard WAS a replicant in the 1st one, the final director's cut was finally the whole movie as the director intended. The whole unicorn dream sequence and his partner making an origami unicorn is supposed to let the audience know that Deckard is a replicant because his partner knows what his dreams are because all replicants have the same dreams and there was a moment where Deckard's eyes light up. The other major subtle detail that Deckard is a replicant is the fight at the end is a little too rough for a normal human. Also as a side note, I think the dream thing is supposed to be an obvious nod to the original material, "Do androids dream of electric sheep", and also in 2049, Gosling's "K" is obviously a reference to Philip K. Dick.
Deckard's eyes lighting up were as a result of Harrison Ford missing his mark and standing in the wrong spot. Deckard was always intended to be human and Ridley Scott decided to keep the error in the film to add some ambiguity to Deckard. Everyone who worked on the film aside from Ridley Scott says Deckard was always a human and Harrison Ford said he played him as a human and Hampton Fancher who adapted the book to film still says to this day he never wrote Deckard as a replicant and this was something Ridley added on a whim during production.
Great video! Another one was in “Its a wonderful life” where uncle Billy runs into the trash cans.
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mixed review and criticism? Are you high that Blade Runner 2049 was universally praised as being far better then the sequel.
I think you mean prequel - and compared to original it was far inferior - unless you are some teenager who is clueless about movies
Debo Datta you mean prequel?
One of my favourites is in "It's a Wonderful LIfe", when drunken Uncle Billy (Thomas Mitchell) walked off camera after a scene with George (Jimmy Stewart). Mitchell accidentally knocked over a bunch of film cans offscreen, but shouted "I'm alright!" and Stewart grins.
rip the chekov actor anton yelchin
I started smiling when you said Murphys law because my little sister watches it along with phinias and ferb every day
I thought we'd all agreed it was "trekkie" and not "trekker"?
If you are are ST fan and you are calling yourself a Trekkie you are doing it wrong. Trekkie is a semi-derogatory name used by non-fans, while Trekker is what real fans call themselves.
I just call them virgins........covers all the bases.
Trekkie is for fans, Trekker is for casual viewers or if you're a pretentious twat.
As Roddeberry once said: "Trekker? It's Trekkie. I should know -- I invented the thing"
There is no "we all" about this - or anything else.
It's a Wonderful Life. Uncle Billy is leaving a party drunk, and after he says "good night" to George we walks off camera. At that moment a stage hand accidentally knocked over a table of props, and Thomas Mitchell (Uncle Billy) had the presence of mind to yell, "I'm alright! I''m alright!"
In Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Emma Watson the actress who plays Hermione Granger punches Draco Malfoy in the face. However this wasn't supposed to happen. The punch was real and happened because of how deep in character Emma got.
Yeah... It has nothing to do with the fact, that the scene is written in the book on which the movie is based.
Look it up. I hate when fellow potter fans get snobbish when they think someone hasn't read the books. Educate. Don't hate.
FYI I wasn't saying the punch scene wasn't supposed to happen. I was saying it was supposed to be a fake punch, but Emma ended up punching tom in the face in real life.
Amber Bates Also I thought granger did the mother of all slaps in the book. I haven’t read askaban in a long time so I could be wrong. But if I’m not then even the punch itself is a slight unintended alteration.
No, I heard Emma saying in the commentary of the movie that Tom Felton ask her to punch him for real.
You forgot pretty much the best one:
Pirates of the Caribbean 2: Deadman’s Chest
Jack Sparrow taunts Davy Jones with the jar of dirt, and falls down the steps of his ship at one point. This wasn’t scripted, but it was so hilarious and fitting (including the cast’s live reactions), it was kept for final cut
In one of the first four Harry Potter movies, when Ron and Harry drink the Polyjuice potion to turn into Crabbe and Goyle, when Draco saw him wearing glasses he asked why, Harry said he was reading. The actor of Draco Malfoy said, “I didn’t know you could read.” But those weren’t his lines, the director thought it was more perfect than the original lines and kept it
I've solved the debate by slowing the footage down, they shot at the same time.
I believe in A New Hope, the special edition added a clanking sound effect to the stormtrooper head bang.
Possibly one of the only positive changes made in the special editions.
"We're looking at you, upcoming Han Solo film." LoL.
You keep using that word "enigmatic"... I do not think it means what you think it means.
They also haven't a clue how to pronounce Mandy Patinkin's name, either. Patinkin is not pronounced like Pattinson.
In Its a Wonderful Life George Bailey is sending his drunk Uncle Billy home. Uncle Walks off to the left of the screen repeating : "I'm all right". He walks off screen and we hear a crash. That crash was a stage hand knocking over a table full of props. The timing of that was perfect making everyone think that Uncle George knocked over some garbage cans and he says again I'm Alright.
show the actual scenes u r talking about OBVIOUSLY.
In the movie 5th element, there is a scene in which the priest shows up at bruce willis house and barges in. In the scene he says," im sorry to barge in mr. Willis-"..Bruce corrects him mid scentence, "you mean Dallas." They finished the scene and the mess up was only a second but they left it in the final cut.
*Dallas
Thanks, im from The Dalles, oregon. I didnt even catch that i mixed those up.
Love ur videos keep up the good w ork
Also when Tom felton forgot his line in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets after: “I didn’t know you could read.” and just made a face and that makes the scene 1000000x better
It's ironic since that scene in The Princess Bride is looks so fake.
right!!! i was like, "that can't be it! it looks so fake!"
Reality looks fake. Fake looks real. Like how real deadly explosions aren’t accompanied by giant fireballs.
Mostlyharmless1985 -
Deadly explosions aren't accompanied by giant fireballs...unless the film is directed by Michael Bay
Anakin SkyWalker if you’ve ever seen a honest to god high explosive you wouldn’t think much of it from sight alone till the shockwave punches you in the chest.
"Brisance"
Blade Runner 2049 has an 87% approval rating based on 345 reviews, it also has an 81% approval rate of the audience based on 56,251 ratings (as of the post of this comment) so it wasn't "mixed" reception.
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