Movie Bloopers

[Mels_Smileys45]

One thing I hate in movies, at least one thing that bothers me, is sloppy editing. I seem to notice weird things most don't pay any attention too. Things missing from one cut scene to the next, peoples smokes getting longer, hair changing, things like that. Do you notice those things or am I the only nut?


Like The Matrix

When Neo first meets Morpheus, Morpheus's left arm is behind his back as he shakes hands with Neo. Then the scene changes and you see his left arm is straight. In the next scene it's bent behind his back again.

While Neo is firing rounds from the helicopter, notice the 'shells' falling from the weapon... they're still filled with live ammo.


At the end of the movie, when Neo goes to answer the phone in the room, he gets shot by the agent. Then he falls back against the wall and leaves a blood stain on the wall. But if you look closely, you'll see the blood stain is on the wall before Neo even gets shot.


Anyone know any more?

[Mels_Smileys45]

Least I forget


Pulp Fiction

The scene (where Vince and Jules are shot at) in the room with the guys who ripped of Mr Wallice. The holes are already in the wall before the guy bursts out of the bathroom blasting.

[Whistler]

Blade

When Blade fights the 'blood god' and the 'god' has the right side of his face painted in blood; about half way through the fight the blood is suddenly on his left side of his face, for about 2 seconds.

[Star Guitar]

http://www.moviemistakes.com/film808
Movie Mistakes for The Martrix.

There's a website and a sadly obsessed culture for damn near anything.

[cheapprick]

In Dirty Dentured Doormats 7, Rocko Hard accidentally calls Bubbles McBanger Bubbles instead of her character name of Orgasma. She attempts to correct him but chokes on something.

But seriously....

It's better to keep your mouth shut and give the impression that you're stupid than to open it and remove all doubt.

-Rami Belson

"Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt."
Abe Lincoln

Who is Rami Belson? All of the google reference I found tended to point to that quote only to be followed by somebody who pointed out it was Lincoln.

One wit even pointed out:

This quote is actually taken from a Bible verse. Proverbs 17:28 Even a fool who keeps silent is considered wise; when he closes his lips, he is deemed intelligent. Many have uttered it in one form or another, but all come after King Solomon

[rebirth]

ok, where did this thread go wrong? Movie Mistakes to Bible references? huh?

[Potato]

Continuity errors and mistakes, I believe, are different. For some reason, I tend to notice those damned continuity errors more than anything. If a movie has enough of them, I'll get distracted and not pay attention to what's going on.

Star Guitar mentioned moviemistakes.com... that site can be addicting when you're bored.