TMNT 2: Secret of the Ooze...when they are cooking the anti mutagen, Michelangelo accidentally drops a slice of pizza in the mix. You can see by the reactions of the actors that this wasn't part of the script but they play it off and it was included in the movie.
I have one for if u make a number 3 in hit fuzz when nick frost and Simeon led are in the car eating ice cream he puts the rest of the cone in his mouth but in the next part there is almost a full cone ?!?!
In the first one they kept rolling with it because the scenes were so expensive to make and they had already went over budget or they were really close to going over budget
I always liked the little quirk of robert downey jr always seeming to eat something whilst in a scene, because it also helps sell that he is just another human being. One of the things that helps make a character relatable in films is to have them visibly eat. So his eating habit makes his characters a bit more relatable as we register the fact that they also need food as well.
Tony Stark isn't the only MCU resident who's frequently seen eating. Thor is a serious contender for the title of hungriest Avenger and by Endgame, the characters' eating habits have become scripted plot points (Tony is more interested in a quiet family dinner than inventing time travel, Hulk is comfortable eating pancakes in a public diner but also selfless enough to give Ant-man his last taco. Thor is depressed and seems to drink instead of eating).
@@Dhakadice that is true, but robert downey junior kinda started it about character's eating when it wasn't in the script for him to be eating something. It was revealed that robert hid snacks across the set to eat, so it just kinda became a thing about him when he is iron man to be seen eating something whilst a scene is filmed.
The 1917 scene of him running into other soldiers charging works so well. I was genuinely surprised when I learned it was a accident but it’s perfect. It really gives the scene a higher level of showing how chaotic the war was and presents it in a great fluid like motion.
In "True Lies", when Jamie Lee Curtis "pole-"dances for Arnold Schwarzenegger, in one instance she misses the grip to the bedpost and falls out of the picture, crashing down full length, but in an instant is back again. That fall was an absolute accident, but it fits perfectly to the role of a simple housewife doing something she never did before.
a bunch of you probably know this, but in LOTR, the fellowship of the ring, Viggo Mortensen actually deflects a real sharp knife thrown at him using his sword. Apparently the knife was meant to be thrown off target, but it was accidentally thrown too accurately, so Viggo's epic sword dodge was completely real. I doubt that move could be replicated in cgi very well, so its definitely a gem of a moment
You probably already know this. But, in The Twilight Zone: The Movie actor Vic Morrow and two children were decapitated during a scene that involved a helicopter crashing in a battlefield in Vietnam.
My favorite bloop that stayed in the film; Charles Martin Smith's entrance at the drive-in in American Graffiti. He cruises into the parking lot on his Vespa, and as he rolls to a stop, he pops the clutch not realizing it's still in gear. He and the Vespa then nose dive into what appears to be a cigarette machine. Not scripted, but picture perfect for the character.
i remember watching the commentary about this scene. the director told Charles to stall it out, making for a more 'dramatic' entrance. him not holding the brake enough and crashing was partially intended but not scripted.
There’s a lot of other movies that go over this one but Leonardo DiCaprio cutting his hand when he slams it down on a glass in Django Unchained was stunningly epic.
6:02 What really makes this scene is not just Peggy touches Steves chest, but the eye contact and interaction Peggy has with the Nurse. (Two women also sharing a knowing moment of lust)
Failed Titanic lines: "Thar she blows!" "Whu'suuuuuuup!!!" "What do these trillions of dollars matter if we're all going to die with the impact of this comet?" "Ooo eee, ooo ah ah ting tang Walla walla, bing bang"
Okay whoever was the guy that actually got kicked impressed me because dang those are some tough soldiers but knowing that it ACTUALLY happened.. Dude needs to get named
@@timetraveler2yearsago758 I read somewhere that the first guy to hit him was legally blind without his glasses but couldn't wear his glasses during the shooting because they weren't period appropriate, so he had to take them off. He just ran straight ahead and couldn't see well enough to dodge anyone, so when he collided, he just stayed put so he wouldn't hit anyone else.
@@timetraveler2yearsago758 Consider also that soldiers also didn't want to die. I'd believe someone taking the first chance they got to play dead so they didn't have to run toward almost certain death. Especially given they were drafted into that war. He might face consequences later, but he'd be alive to face them.
@@latemanparodius5133 you're exactly right... Or who knows, imagine how many soldiers in battle trip, get caught in the abdomen or lungs and get the air knocked out of them, etc, anything can happen. I'd lay there for a while too lol.
Regarding the Overlook hotel, there has been a theory put forward addressing all the oddities surrounding the Shining and the hotel layout as well as what appear to be continuity issues throughout the film. The simple explanation is that the hotel is an entity unto itself and is responsible for all of these questions. No, the theory somebody came up with (I think only in the last few years) is called the "Wendy Theory". It is highly compelling in that everything that is out of place is because the film is being presented to the viewer through two points of view at any given time; Wendy's perspective and what is really happening. The theory goes on to show that Wendy is actually swirling down the drain of insanity and that any supernatural occurrences whereby ghosts are seen or the blood waves or Danny allegedly seeing something via his "Shining", are examples of Wendy's perspective deluded by her growing insanity. There is a video (here on youtube) that has all the details and is really fascinating. It answers any and all questions that I have ever had where things don't make sense. I highly recommend watching the Shining then reviewing this video. It's impressive.
Hailee Atwell felt compelled to touch Chris Evans' chest and it was "the highlight of her life". If the roles were reversed however, it would have been sexual assault and the end of Evans' career. Because equality, of course.
put an average man and woman alone with nothing to aid them in a room, one of them wants to rape the other, which one has no chance of succeeding and which one has all the advantages of making it happen? that is why. the reason why girls thirsting after guys does not equal guys thirsting after girls is because guys have been predatory in society and woman prey for a very long time, and now woman are bolder about their lust and guys appreciate being admired... obviously i agree that neither party should touch the other without consent, but there is a reason behind why it doesn't have the same reaction, and eventually after woman's boldness phase is no longer new hopefully we'll reach that sweet spot where there is equality in the reactions to it... however even then... when you are being bullied by someone who you can't stand up to if you wished it, and being bullied by a person you can easily put a stop to and they know it too, is a different story... equality does not mean man start giving birth and woman have equal strength to man... you can't change biology they are still different genders, but both should get equal human rights, i don't see why that doesn't compute with pple these days! tired of seeing this stupid comments, and woman's chest and man's chest do not equal the same lvl of taboo in the society atm unfortunately. braless woman and shirtless guys don't have the same reaction either. so touching a man's chest is not the same as touching a woman's chest, it's reality face it... guys don't feel sexually about their chest the same lvl as woman do. but the reason to your wrong comparison aside, what she did there was obviously wrong and i hope the guy truly didn't mind it, otherwise it would ruin the scene for me entirely.
@@dwasifarkaralahishipoor2223 i'm just amazed i need to point somethings out and even then pple choose to be blind to it, nothing i said was excuses or justifications just facts and that i too am not a fan of the double standard but unlike you i don't need to ask why it is how it is.
Two good ones: Leonardo DiCaprio in Django Unchained - the dining room scene where he breaks a glass and cuts himself. He continues the scene while obviously bleeding. Ludacris in Fast and Furious - his spit-take to Dwayne Johnson's dis was a real reaction and was perfect for the moment.
the real gotham (dwntwn chicago financial district ) actually has very little ghost town type traffic weeknights . So that DK scene with cabs running lights was VERY authentic. we Have to give Nolan his props.
I really would love to be RDJ in the iron man and avengers series. Having the ability to snack whenever throughout the sets and shots without having any repercussions would be awesome.
Sam cut his foot when treading through the lake, the flag flew off the mast in Rohan, and Gandalf hit his head kinda hard in one of the first scenes he’s in.
About the Overlook, the hotel in The Shining. In other King works buildings do in fact change their own layouts, even being referred to as "tumorous". A few that spring to mind are the titlular Rose Red and Black House and the Agincourt Hotel in The Talisman. So, given the source, while The Shining doesn't really indicate there's anything about the Overlook that does that physically (it is, after all, just a severely haunted hotel that drives people insane), it's not outside the realm of possibility that it could. Especially once it gets "powered up" by Tony and the formerly "just in your head" shenanigans become real. I think I would even argue that it would make sense.
The unscripted collisions in 1917 puzzled me, though. Apparently, contact with Schofield kills any soldier. The men he collides with collapse and remain lifeless on the ground. Just send him to shake hands with Bismarck.
One hiccup I remember as being so cool was Daniel Craig in 'Girl with the Dragon Tattoo'. He puts a bottle on top of a fridge, and it falls, and he catches it so naturally and in such a cool way, and puts it back up. It couldn't have gone any better.
I support the idea that the Overlook Hotel in The Shining is a supernatural thing of chaos. Like the town of Silent Hill, or Dracula's castle in the Castlevania games.
@Looper You forgot to also add that in one scene of _Titanic,_ there was a line that had Jack Dawson say, "Over on the couch." However, Leonardo DiCaprio had made an honest mistake and said, "Over on...the bed. Er, the couch." But director James Cameron liked it so much that it was kept in the movie.
13:27 I will always hate that lie: Too much sugar will make your teeth fall out. They don't fall out they break apart in tiny pieces at a time (Feels like you have sand in your mouth), it's very painful when it opens/exposes the root or nerve endings in the teeth. Some times the pieces can be bigger than normal, case in point. Gave my dutch dentist a heart attack when he held a massive needle in front of my face knowing I had PTSD when it came/comes to needles, after that he wouldn't see me anymore; which I didn't mind. I never wanted to see him in the first place. 5 years later I was having an ice lolly and after the first bite into it I felt something hanging on my BB front teeth, both of them broke a the half way mark. Coming up for 45, in 2000 I had an Apicoectomy on the 2 front teeth (Whish I looked up what it was before going, was not expecting to be away when someone slit my gums with a blade and gave me 13 needles, while my heart rate doubled/Tripled in speed because of the PTSD) 2015 I had 13 teeth pulled at the same time. (They were bad and were causing a lot of infections) It was supposed to be general anesthetic, but lucky for me it knocked me out. The next one was delayed during the pandemic, but in 2021 I had all remaining bottom teeth and some at the top (leaving 4 caps and a bad tooth all at the top front) which came to a total of 9 extractions. I was told that it would be general anesthetic and that I would be awake through it, so I made sure not to sleep for a good 50 hours before the appointment was due, and knocked myself out during the procedure.
Kubrick undoubtedly goes down as one of the great directors of all time. also his attention to detail was immaculate and intense. However i think we are reading to far into this particular rabbit hole. The truth is they had different locations for shooting the exterior shots vs the interior ones. Kubrick was obviously aware of this and just went with it but i dont think it was part of some genius plan
Eating should be an essential part of showing the more human side of a story. As a veteran, it feels like a bonding moment when you are with the guys you feel like with your family.
In the shining Jack isn't the crazy one it's his wife but the movie makes you think it's him losing his mind. Proof of this is everytime he acts crazy the hotel is different from what you saw before. It's because she is hallucinating the scene.
If you watch doctor sleep (the sequel to the shining) it shows a lot about the hotel and shows that it really does change. I won’t spoil it for anyone who hasn’t seen it but it was one of my favourite movies ever it was just done so well and it being classed as a horror movie they didn’t have to leave out any realism.
I can say from memory that wrestling is pretty tough on the body. I remember wrestling my coach. That is a good way to quickly be amazed by there ability's and knowledge of the sport. Sure we weren't in the same weight class but hey he was the coach and you truly give respect to your teachers and learn what you are being taught.
The thing about the real Stanley hotel here in Estes Park is that the real building itself is extremely creepy. Those carpets you see and layout of the rooms is 1 to 1. Even the entrance to the hotel is a bit strange with a grand staircase next to the concierge desk. Room 217, which is the room Stephen King slept in and later wrote in the shining as the room Danny should avoid, is still being rented out to hotel guests who want to pay triple the price of a regular room.
Iron man snacking is genius. I always say in movies people never eat which is not human.😜 People eat all the time. Its like when they're bullet proof or the gun never runs out of bullets and people don't fly..backwards when getting shot but that's movies. When I see someone smash a quick hot dog or nutrition bar or apple its like breathing or feeling pain. We all do it and it makes a empathetic human connection like yawning then you do.
Horse kick scene makes me wonder if the wardrobe department opted to create real samurai armour or the wardrobe was so well made that it could frankly be used as an armour.
The scene where the horse kicks an extra, shows how human will triumphs over innate physical desire. I know he was thinking, "Must not pass out...must live to kill 🐎!"
To be fair to the shining, if you read the book and watch the movie, you'll notice they're not the same story. It seems Kubrick tried to keep some of the supernatural factor with impossible dimensions and keeping Danny and Halloran with "the shining," but those who've seen and read it, they've got wildly different plots, and the supernatural aspect isn't key to the movie.
My personal favorite is the end of The Graduate. The second unit director forgot to call cut on the scene, so it ends with Dustin Hoffman and Katherine Ross slowly dropping character and looking confused and nervous,
12:23 if you rewatch the scene, the Batmobile ran the red while the Taxi's were racing the yellow. The light for Batman turns green just as the Taxis are passing each other.
@1:50 Why it's almost like one of the main uses of a swords pommel is to crack the skull of anyone too close to stab with the pointy end... He's really lucky Guest didn't haul off trying to sell the scene or he'd have a metal plate in his head at best.
16:40 It's called a Big Wheel, not a tricycle. Recently it dawned on me that the Overlook Hotel itself has no reason to exist. The real life hotel they used for exteriors was (and actually still is) a ski resort. That is its purpose. That is why somebody went to the trouble and the expensive of building it. But the Overlook is not a ski resort. It shuts down in the winter time. There's no indication that it was ever any other way and there's no other attraction that it offers convenient access to. The hotel is a destination unto itself. People just travel way out of their way to stay at it because it's there, I guess. And for some reason, out of all the wide open spaces that no one was using in the middle of nowhere, it just _had_ to be built on an Indian burial ground, as if those are hard to avoid.
I think it was a built as a place catering to the very wealthy at the time (early 20th century). This is before Hollywood or California in general becoming a destination. Avoiding Native American burial grounds was likely never a consideration at all.
@@billyboblillybob344 When they're walking across the parking lot, Ullman tells Jack and Wendy that they had to repel several Indian attacks during the hotel's construction (between 1907 and 1909), so we know that they were aware of the issue. Seems like that would pretty much have to be a consideration. I mean, at the very least it would be an extra added expense for security. Construction takes a long time, even now. Just leveling off the ground and firming up the future foundation tends to take up the majority of that time. Plus, ya know, Indian attacks weren't exactly commonplace anymore in 1907. Wounded Knee kinda brought that whole era to an end like 17 years prior. One would imagine such a sudden resurgence would generate some pretty significant negative press.
I always saw it as a getaway destination. It's secluded and far off the beaten path. Nice place for the rich and famous to hole up away from us peasants. And being at high altitude likely cool and comfortable during the summer. The debauchery that ensued likely added to the chaos that is exudes.
In "The Graduate" the director didn't forget to say cut. He intentionally kept the scene lingering longer than expected to get the awkward reaction of both actors.
I feel Peggy touching Steve's chest! I once did that in a grocery store! I had never seen a guy I'd spoken to many times before with his arms bared! I didn't even know I was going to run my hands down his arm and ask, "WHERE WERE YOU HIDING THOSE?!" I shocked us both! Thank goodness he was flattered and didn't flatten me! Still, NEVER doing that again! Still embarrassed!
Brad Pitt actually sliced his arm open after slipping and falling through the rear windshield of a vehicle he was running over. The fall from the fire escape was shot later to tie the injury into the story.
As much as I love Johnny Depp, I have to agree with you. JD's Willy Wonka was almost nightmare-inducing while Gene Wilder was more whimsical. But I really wanted to like the JD rendition that I watched it twice to see if I could get into it..... nope.
In elwes’s book “as you wish” he talks about that stunt. They had to do it multiple times because it kept coming off as fake. So he told Guest to actually hit him, and well you know the rest.
In Willy Wonka, the girl wasn’t hit in the chin. Her head recoils before the bar top is lifted. I don’t think that a 7 year old would stay that committed to a scene if she clocked in the chin…
11:49 If you can see the red light from the side, then where is the green light from the front? Usually if you can see a street light shining as bright as that red does, it's usually facing you. I even think it could be the case when filmed that the wrong lights were on at the time the cycle passed, so they probably erased the green light and put emphasis on the red light.
There’s a documentary about Kubrick that details a lot of theories as to why the shining was shot the way it was as it was considered a poor adaptation of the book by king himself. Not a bad film - just not similar to the book. The documentary is called Room 237 and the theory about the lay out comes up. The idea is that Kubrick was a genius - there’s no way he didn’t know that structurally it was impossible and that this was done on purpose to put the viewer subliminally on edge the entire time. He was apparently really into subliminals and used those techniques to try to add onto the horror in such a way that you wouldn’t even be able to pick up on it consciously. Great documentary if you love the shining/Kubrick.
Tony stark eating in times where they're examining thing's like loki's scepter, makes it more believable that RDJ is playing a character that doesn't give a care about the other guys opinion in the room.
I never brought this up before because I figured everyone noticed it, so I decided not to mention it, but now I'm pretty convinced after seeing no one mention it ever that it's not noticed. Especially since 1, this video is talking about mistakes, and 2 it actually shows the scene with the major error in this video and still nothing is said. The error is with the Dark Knight at 11:14ish, Joker's truck is clearly seen slamming into the PASSENGER SIDE of the police armored vehicle. Yet in the very next seen, it shows the armored vehicle crashing into the water PASSENGER SIDE FIRST, from what could only be caused by a DRIVERS SIDE COLLISION. All momentum is going from left to right when the vehicle crashes, or from drivers side to passenger side, but it's impossible from Jokers truck hitting it because his truck came from the passenger side, which shows there's only water on that side.
Also, as far as the traffic lights go for Batman's chase scene, where are the traffic lights for the street Batman is on? There are no green lights for Batman's streets traffic, to oppose the left and right traffic's red light. If you watch closely, you see a brief green light show up at the top, but I think it's for bicycles (which those assholes don't deserve their own traffic light anyways, in Chicago where this scene was shot, since they don't give a shit about lights or traffic and they will get themselves hit by cars because they are so reckless) (no, I never hit anyone riding a bike, haha, but I can see if it sounds like I did). Anywho, just noticed the no green light either, when you pointed out the red light traffic issue
It's a Wonderful Life the party at the Bailey house for George's returning WW2 war hero kid brother Harry is winding down. Despondent George heads outside to get some air. A moment later his drunken Uncle Billy (Thomas Mitchell) strolls up to George weaving and babbling happily. He asks George to point him in the right direction and wanders off camera singing. A few seconds later a loud cacophony is heard followed by the line.."I'm all right I'm all right!" NONE of this was in the script. A stagehand carrying an armload of film cans near the set dropped the whole lot. Mitchell's improv was an act of genius. He was a playwright as well as an amazing character actor and it showed in this scene. All true. Go top this one.
You didn't mention a stormtrooper hotting his head in Star Wars. Also in Captain America Civil War Paul Rudd says "Thanks for thanking of me" which probably wasn't the line.
Imagine if a male actor felt "compelled" to touch the breast of an actress during a scene in which she was half-naked, then claimed it was the "highlight of his life" and everyone was like "what a happy accident" and the director decided to leave it in the movie cause it was so awesome. What a feel-good story huh?
Re the Overlook Hotel: Note the Stephen King himself supports the interpretation that the hotel has a surrealistic aspect in Billy Summers, his very much grounded in reality novel about a hitman's last job. (Grounded in reality except in two small scenes about three-quarters of the way through involving the Overlook....)
I'm gonna talk from experience here, that was no blooper in the 1st trailer. In a forward advance under direct fire there is all kinds confusion going on. You can BARELY see in front of you, not to mention the explosions
I have one for if u make a number 3 in hit fuzz when nick frost and Simeon led are in the car eating ice cream he puts the rest of the cone in his mouth but in the next part there is almost a full cone ?!?!
Mistake?: Cars not obeying traffic lights. Reality?: I live in a city. If I saw everyone obeying traffic lights, it wouldn't seem real. I see people run red lights every week.
Which scenes did you think were intentional that turned out to be a blooper?
TMNT 2: Secret of the Ooze...when they are cooking the anti mutagen, Michelangelo accidentally drops a slice of pizza in the mix. You can see by the reactions of the actors that this wasn't part of the script but they play it off and it was included in the movie.
I have one for if u make a number 3 in hit fuzz when nick frost and Simeon led are in the car eating ice cream he puts the rest of the cone in his mouth but in the next part there is almost a full cone ?!?!
@@randyharruff7529 The martian
I think my favorite one is Chris Pratt dropping the orb in guardians of the Galaxy. It adjusts his character so well. I'm glad they kept it in.
In the first one they kept rolling with it because the scenes were so expensive to make and they had already went over budget or they were really close to going over budget
My favorite one is Chris Pratt dropping the orb in guardians of the Galaxy. It fits his character so well. I'm glad they kept it in
It fits his character so well
You mean Chris Brat?
@@shadowmair1501 you mean, Crisp rat?
@@thetypicalfakeaccount6117 you mean Chris mouse rat?
Yeah
I always liked the little quirk of robert downey jr always seeming to eat something whilst in a scene, because it also helps sell that he is just another human being. One of the things that helps make a character relatable in films is to have them visibly eat. So his eating habit makes his characters a bit more relatable as we register the fact that they also need food as well.
Brad Pitt eats alot in every Oceans 11 movie.
@@kmlgraph but never in other movies. Hollywood! Skip the cinema, save yourself some money, and read the book (if there is one).
Wow RDJ and I share so much in common we both Eat food. That's why I like his roles.
Tony Stark isn't the only MCU resident who's frequently seen eating.
Thor is a serious contender for the title of hungriest Avenger and by Endgame, the characters' eating habits have become scripted plot points
(Tony is more interested in a quiet family dinner than inventing time travel, Hulk is comfortable eating pancakes in a public diner but also selfless enough to give Ant-man his last taco.
Thor is depressed and seems to drink instead of eating).
@@Dhakadice that is true, but robert downey junior kinda started it about character's eating when it wasn't in the script for him to be eating something. It was revealed that robert hid snacks across the set to eat, so it just kinda became a thing about him when he is iron man to be seen eating something whilst a scene is filmed.
The 1917 scene of him running into other soldiers charging works so well. I was genuinely surprised when I learned it was a accident but it’s perfect. It really gives the scene a higher level of showing how chaotic the war was and presents it in a great fluid like motion.
I like how they just die tho lol
@@ryanmourant8814 dude thats so funny, they just lay there afterwards
I agree, it wouldn’t have the same effect if they had done it the other way. That movie is a masterpiece!
@@ryanmourant8814 it's hilarious how they die and then their loved ones never see them again
In "True Lies", when Jamie Lee Curtis "pole-"dances for Arnold Schwarzenegger, in one instance she misses the grip to the bedpost and falls out of the picture, crashing down full length, but in an instant is back again.
That fall was an absolute accident, but it fits perfectly to the role of a simple housewife doing something she never did before.
a bunch of you probably know this, but in LOTR, the fellowship of the ring, Viggo Mortensen actually deflects a real sharp knife thrown at him using his sword. Apparently the knife was meant to be thrown off target, but it was accidentally thrown too accurately, so Viggo's epic sword dodge was completely real. I doubt that move could be replicated in cgi very well, so its definitely a gem of a moment
Also the scene in The Two Towers when he kicks a helmet and actually breaks his toe
@@freshrecruit1606 Yes! I was going to comment the same thing about him kicking the helmet.
This is what actively training with swords does to a mf. His own teacher said Viggo was one of his best students.
You probably already know this. But, in The Twilight Zone: The Movie actor Vic Morrow and two children were decapitated during a scene that involved a helicopter crashing in a battlefield in Vietnam.
@@bradleyj.fortner2203 i actually did not know that
The scene in 1917 is beautiful in how it actually represents the reality of running across the field
My favorite bloop that stayed in the film; Charles Martin Smith's entrance at the drive-in in American Graffiti. He cruises into the parking lot on his Vespa, and as he rolls to a stop, he pops the clutch not realizing it's still in gear. He and the Vespa then nose dive into what appears to be a cigarette machine. Not scripted, but picture perfect for the character.
i remember watching the commentary about this scene. the director told Charles to stall it out, making for a more 'dramatic' entrance. him not holding the brake enough and crashing was partially intended but not scripted.
@@LesskoBrandon HA maybe the director was thinking "watch this" 😂
The extra that got kicked in the groin by a HORSE. Took that shot like a champ.
Well, Asians are generally not that well packed, so... 🤷♂
If it was me I'd put the whole spear he was holding up the horse's arse
There’s a lot of other movies that go over this one but Leonardo DiCaprio cutting his hand when he slams it down on a glass in Django Unchained was stunningly epic.
And I just realized this was a “part 2 video” which means I bet the aforementioned scene was already in it. 😅
skip will literally get his whole argument spat on and then when faced w the facts he just said “idc” 😂 skip so funny ong
6:02 What really makes this scene is not just Peggy touches Steves chest, but the eye contact and interaction Peggy has with the Nurse. (Two women also sharing a knowing moment of lust)
Imagine if a male actor touched a womans breast...I think the story would be reported quite differently!
@@waggyn TOTAL double standard! Guys can serve time doing the things women do...that everyone thinks is cute/funny.
Hayley Atwell is such a delightful person, she's a beautifully natural actor...
@@JO-ly3hi That's because woman's breasts serve a different purpose and have different implications when touched.
@@edwardfletcher7790 Double standards are double standards.
Failed Titanic lines:
"Thar she blows!"
"Whu'suuuuuuup!!!"
"What do these trillions of dollars matter if we're all going to die with the impact of this comet?"
"Ooo eee, ooo ah ah ting tang Walla walla, bing bang"
"You've got the whoooole world in your hands!"
Okay whoever was the guy that actually got kicked impressed me because dang those are some tough soldiers
but knowing that it ACTUALLY happened..
Dude needs to get named
It’s cool how actors stay in character like that. The scene from 1917 wouldn’t have been right had he not been knocked down.
One thing that bugs me though is the the first solder that runs into him stays down.
@@timetraveler2yearsago758 I read somewhere that the first guy to hit him was legally blind without his glasses but couldn't wear his glasses during the shooting because they weren't period appropriate, so he had to take them off. He just ran straight ahead and couldn't see well enough to dodge anyone, so when he collided, he just stayed put so he wouldn't hit anyone else.
@@timetraveler2yearsago758 Consider also that soldiers also didn't want to die. I'd believe someone taking the first chance they got to play dead so they didn't have to run toward almost certain death. Especially given they were drafted into that war. He might face consequences later, but he'd be alive to face them.
@@latemanparodius5133 you're exactly right... Or who knows, imagine how many soldiers in battle trip, get caught in the abdomen or lungs and get the air knocked out of them, etc, anything can happen. I'd lay there for a while too lol.
Regarding the Overlook hotel, there has been a theory put forward addressing all the oddities surrounding the Shining and the hotel layout as well as what appear to be continuity issues throughout the film. The simple explanation is that the hotel is an entity unto itself and is responsible for all of these questions. No, the theory somebody came up with (I think only in the last few years) is called the "Wendy Theory". It is highly compelling in that everything that is out of place is because the film is being presented to the viewer through two points of view at any given time; Wendy's perspective and what is really happening. The theory goes on to show that Wendy is actually swirling down the drain of insanity and that any supernatural occurrences whereby ghosts are seen or the blood waves or Danny allegedly seeing something via his "Shining", are examples of Wendy's perspective deluded by her growing insanity. There is a video (here on youtube) that has all the details and is really fascinating. It answers any and all questions that I have ever had where things don't make sense. I highly recommend watching the Shining then reviewing this video. It's impressive.
So, Wendy was losing her mind, not her husband?
Hailee Atwell felt compelled to touch Chris Evans' chest and it was "the highlight of her life". If the roles were reversed however, it would have been sexual assault and the end of Evans' career. Because equality, of course.
Lmao
What I came here to say.
put an average man and woman alone with nothing to aid them in a room, one of them wants to rape the other, which one has no chance of succeeding and which one has all the advantages of making it happen? that is why.
the reason why girls thirsting after guys does not equal guys thirsting after girls is because guys have been predatory in society and woman prey for a very long time, and now woman are bolder about their lust and guys appreciate being admired...
obviously i agree that neither party should touch the other without consent, but there is a reason behind why it doesn't have the same reaction, and eventually after woman's boldness phase is no longer new
hopefully we'll reach that sweet spot where there is equality in the reactions to it...
however even then... when you are being bullied by someone who you can't stand up to if you wished it, and being bullied by a person you can easily put a stop to and they know it too, is a different story...
equality does not mean man start giving birth and woman have equal strength to man... you can't change biology
they are still different genders, but both should get equal human rights, i don't see why that doesn't compute with pple these days!
tired of seeing this stupid comments, and woman's chest and man's chest do not equal the same lvl of taboo in the society atm unfortunately. braless woman and shirtless guys don't have the same reaction either. so touching a man's chest is not the same as touching a woman's chest, it's reality face it... guys don't feel sexually about their chest the same lvl as woman do.
but the reason to your wrong comparison aside, what she did there was obviously wrong and i hope the guy truly didn't mind it, otherwise it would ruin the scene for me entirely.
@@rashr591 The more you need to say to rationalize a double standard, the more obvious a rationalization it is.
@@dwasifarkaralahishipoor2223 i'm just amazed i need to point somethings out and even then pple choose to be blind to it, nothing i said was excuses or justifications just facts and that i too am not a fan of the double standard but unlike you i don't need to ask why it is how it is.
Two good ones:
Leonardo DiCaprio in Django Unchained - the dining room scene where he breaks a glass and cuts himself. He continues the scene while obviously bleeding.
Ludacris in Fast and Furious - his spit-take to Dwayne Johnson's dis was a real reaction and was perfect for the moment.
Tony Stark munching is an intrigue part of the character's memorable personality. i think its a perfect flavor added over all.
Imagine if Tom cruise had gotten the iron man character, I don't think it would of been the same.... RDJ made it memorable
Oh, don't even THINK it.
Actually that would have been epic
"You can't swallow a chocolate bar in a matter of seconds"
I beg to differ.
He does say “You’ll get a stomachache if you swallow it like that.”
You can't swallow a chocolate bar in a couple seconds maybe. But people can.
the real gotham (dwntwn chicago financial district ) actually has very little ghost town type traffic weeknights . So that DK scene with cabs running lights was VERY authentic. we Have to give Nolan his props.
it i a city ruled by crime, but he has a problem with people not obeying traffic laws ?
I really would love to be RDJ in the iron man and avengers series. Having the ability to snack whenever throughout the sets and shots without having any repercussions would be awesome.
You didn’t talk about Aragon breaking his toe whilst kicking the helmet in LOTR the two towers?!?
And his tooth!!
@@waggyn ;-;
Or him actually knocking a knife out of the air with a sword.
I was thinking about that one!
Sam cut his foot when treading through the lake, the flag flew off the mast in Rohan, and Gandalf hit his head kinda hard in one of the first scenes he’s in.
1:01 noticed that all the soldiers who knocked into him stayed down on the ground. This dude is meant for the Super Bowl.
im pretty sure they were acting
Clearly they were footballers and not rugby players.
Cant swallow a chocolate bar in a matter of seconds...... Sir you've never gone hungry and it shows lmao
What brilliant mind said: "You know what videos need? Background music that overshadows what the narrator is saying."?
My favorite was Ragnarok...."he's a friend from work!"
About the Overlook, the hotel in The Shining. In other King works buildings do in fact change their own layouts, even being referred to as "tumorous". A few that spring to mind are the titlular Rose Red and Black House and the Agincourt Hotel in The Talisman. So, given the source, while The Shining doesn't really indicate there's anything about the Overlook that does that physically (it is, after all, just a severely haunted hotel that drives people insane), it's not outside the realm of possibility that it could. Especially once it gets "powered up" by Tony and the formerly "just in your head" shenanigans become real. I think I would even argue that it would make sense.
That extra didn't just have balls of steel. He had balls of glorious nippon steel folded over 1000x
The unscripted collisions in 1917 puzzled me, though. Apparently, contact with Schofield kills any soldier. The men he collides with collapse and remain lifeless on the ground. Just send him to shake hands with Bismarck.
lmo the extras he knocked down wisely decided to stay down to avoid a domino effect of collisions
@@curtisthomas2670 Plus if you're in one of the most horrific wars ever fought by humanity and someone knocks you over, you might play dead for a bit.
I remember seeing that kick in the last samurai
Horse: imma bout to make you famous
One hiccup I remember as being so cool was Daniel Craig in 'Girl with the Dragon Tattoo'. He puts a bottle on top of a fridge, and it falls, and he catches it so naturally and in such a cool way, and puts it back up. It couldn't have gone any better.
I support the idea that the Overlook Hotel in The Shining is a supernatural thing of chaos. Like the town of Silent Hill, or Dracula's castle in the Castlevania games.
@Looper You forgot to also add that in one scene of _Titanic,_ there was a line that had Jack Dawson say, "Over on the couch." However, Leonardo DiCaprio had made an honest mistake and said, "Over on...the bed. Er, the couch." But director James Cameron liked it so much that it was kept in the movie.
Hey, if it were ME, I'd give her the choice!
It is a better line, a Freudian slip that Jack wants her in bed, not just posing on the couch.
That was covered in part 1. This is part 2.
That part where he's sitting in the donut eating donuts is cool af tho.
"You can't swallow almost an entire chocolate bar, in a matter of seconds!"
Try Me!
13:27 I will always hate that lie: Too much sugar will make your teeth fall out. They don't fall out they break apart in tiny pieces at a time (Feels like you have sand in your mouth), it's very painful when it opens/exposes the root or nerve endings in the teeth. Some times the pieces can be bigger than normal, case in point. Gave my dutch dentist a heart attack when he held a massive needle in front of my face knowing I had PTSD when it came/comes to needles, after that he wouldn't see me anymore; which I didn't mind. I never wanted to see him in the first place. 5 years later I was having an ice lolly and after the first bite into it I felt something hanging on my BB front teeth, both of them broke a the half way mark.
Coming up for 45, in 2000 I had an Apicoectomy on the 2 front teeth (Whish I looked up what it was before going, was not expecting to be away when someone slit my gums with a blade and gave me 13 needles, while my heart rate doubled/Tripled in speed because of the PTSD) 2015 I had 13 teeth pulled at the same time. (They were bad and were causing a lot of infections) It was supposed to be general anesthetic, but lucky for me it knocked me out. The next one was delayed during the pandemic, but in 2021 I had all remaining bottom teeth and some at the top (leaving 4 caps and a bad tooth all at the top front) which came to a total of 9 extractions. I was told that it would be general anesthetic and that I would be awake through it, so I made sure not to sleep for a good 50 hours before the appointment was due, and knocked myself out during the procedure.
Kubrick undoubtedly goes down as one of the great directors of all time. also his attention to detail was immaculate and intense. However i think we are reading to far into this particular rabbit hole. The truth is they had different locations for shooting the exterior shots vs the interior ones. Kubrick was obviously aware of this and just went with it but i dont think it was part of some genius plan
Movie Bloopers That Were Too Good To Cut
*Starts laughing in Jackie Chan
Eating should be an essential part of showing the more human side of a story. As a veteran, it feels like a bonding moment when you are with the guys you feel like with your family.
5:40 imagine it would be the other way around that wouldn’t been such an amazing or funny moment.
In the shining Jack isn't the crazy one it's his wife but the movie makes you think it's him losing his mind. Proof of this is everytime he acts crazy the hotel is different from what you saw before. It's because she is hallucinating the scene.
I never knew that. Interesting
If you watch doctor sleep (the sequel to the shining) it shows a lot about the hotel and shows that it really does change. I won’t spoil it for anyone who hasn’t seen it but it was one of my favourite movies ever it was just done so well and it being classed as a horror movie they didn’t have to leave out any realism.
I can say from memory that wrestling is pretty tough on the body. I remember wrestling my coach. That is a good way to quickly be amazed by there ability's and knowledge of the sport. Sure we weren't in the same weight class but hey he was the coach and you truly give respect to your teachers and learn what you are being taught.
The thing about the real Stanley hotel here in Estes Park is that the real building itself is extremely creepy. Those carpets you see and layout of the rooms is 1 to 1. Even the entrance to the hotel is a bit strange with a grand staircase next to the concierge desk. Room 217, which is the room Stephen King slept in and later wrote in the shining as the room Danny should avoid, is still being rented out to hotel guests who want to pay triple the price of a regular room.
Iron man snacking is genius. I always say in movies people never eat which is not human.😜 People eat all the time. Its like when they're bullet proof or the gun never runs out of bullets and people don't fly..backwards when getting shot but that's movies. When I see someone smash a quick hot dog or nutrition bar or apple its like breathing or feeling pain. We all do it and it makes a empathetic human connection like yawning then you do.
Brad Pitt is a regular packer on screen
Horse kick scene makes me wonder if the wardrobe department opted to create real samurai armour or the wardrobe was so well made that it could frankly be used as an armour.
The scene where the horse kicks an extra, shows how human will triumphs over innate physical desire. I know he was thinking, "Must not pass out...must live to kill 🐎!"
Well the exterior of The Shining is actually The Timberline Lodge on Mount Hood in Oregon. Not a set.
1:04 when he hit the dude he literally died from fall damage lol.
Didn't notice that kick on the last samurai till this clip
To be fair to the shining, if you read the book and watch the movie, you'll notice they're not the same story. It seems Kubrick tried to keep some of the supernatural factor with impossible dimensions and keeping Danny and Halloran with "the shining," but those who've seen and read it, they've got wildly different plots, and the supernatural aspect isn't key to the movie.
Also, Kubrick would shoot about 170 takes per scene 😁
One of the failed lines from that Titanic scene I like to imagine was just Leo shouting I'M ON A BOATTTTTT
In one of the Mad Max movies. A stunt man was thrown threw the air and badly injured in one of the crash scenes. It was kept in the movie.
DiCaprio on the Titanic, "I'll Be Back!!!!" James Cameron, "How about try, I'm King of the World," "If you really think so..."
not really a blooper, but the best is wakanda forever, an improvised line got turned into the next movie title. Rest in peace Chadwick 😢
My personal favorite is the end of The Graduate. The second unit director forgot to call cut on the scene, so it ends with Dustin Hoffman and Katherine Ross slowly dropping character and looking confused and nervous,
12:23 if you rewatch the scene, the Batmobile ran the red while the Taxi's were racing the yellow. The light for Batman turns green just as the Taxis are passing each other.
The "impossible" floor plan of the Overlook is not a blooper. It was obviously designed that way.
So 5:25... Grabbing an actors chest is OK now? Rules are confusing I guess?
i would say thats a grab but ok
Oh, so if I, a man, said I wanted to grab a female actress's breast, I'D be considered sexist!? Oh, the unfairness of it all!
you’d be considered a perv lol
That's not a grab. That's a tiny touch. And doesn't that situation just call for a touch? It's a movie.
Not a grab. But none the less, if a man did it, it’s sexual assault. Unwanted/ uninvited physical touch in a sexual manner.
THE DIRECTOR-''WHERE'S THE FOODS'' IRON MAN'S ACTOR-[JUST KEEPS HAVING SOME MIDNIGHT SNACKS WHILE ON SET.]
@1:50 Why it's almost like one of the main uses of a swords pommel is to crack the skull of anyone too close to stab with the pointy end... He's really lucky Guest didn't haul off trying to sell the scene or he'd have a metal plate in his head at best.
16:40 It's called a Big Wheel, not a tricycle.
Recently it dawned on me that the Overlook Hotel itself has no reason to exist. The real life hotel they used for exteriors was (and actually still is) a ski resort. That is its purpose. That is why somebody went to the trouble and the expensive of building it. But the Overlook is not a ski resort. It shuts down in the winter time. There's no indication that it was ever any other way and there's no other attraction that it offers convenient access to. The hotel is a destination unto itself. People just travel way out of their way to stay at it because it's there, I guess. And for some reason, out of all the wide open spaces that no one was using in the middle of nowhere, it just _had_ to be built on an Indian burial ground, as if those are hard to avoid.
I think it was a built as a place catering to the very wealthy at the time (early 20th century). This is before Hollywood or California in general becoming a destination. Avoiding Native American burial grounds was likely never a consideration at all.
@@billyboblillybob344 When they're walking across the parking lot, Ullman tells Jack and Wendy that they had to repel several Indian attacks during the hotel's construction (between 1907 and 1909), so we know that they were aware of the issue. Seems like that would pretty much have to be a consideration. I mean, at the very least it would be an extra added expense for security. Construction takes a long time, even now. Just leveling off the ground and firming up the future foundation tends to take up the majority of that time.
Plus, ya know, Indian attacks weren't exactly commonplace anymore in 1907. Wounded Knee kinda brought that whole era to an end like 17 years prior. One would imagine such a sudden resurgence would generate some pretty significant negative press.
Tricycle is correct for some, it depends on where you are from. I'd call it a tricycle too.
I always saw it as a getaway destination. It's secluded and far off the beaten path. Nice place for the rich and famous to hole up away from us peasants. And being at high altitude likely cool and comfortable during the summer. The debauchery that ensued likely added to the chaos that is exudes.
In "The Graduate" the director didn't forget to say cut. He intentionally kept the scene lingering longer than expected to get the awkward reaction of both actors.
You left off then when Martin Sheen broke a mirror in "Apocalypse Now"it was his own blood he rubbed all over his face.
Lol, So I wasn't the only one that noticed the girl in the candy shop.
here are your 50 Cent
I feel Peggy touching Steve's chest! I once did that in a grocery store! I had never seen a guy I'd spoken to many times before with his arms bared! I didn't even know I was going to run my hands down his arm and ask, "WHERE WERE YOU HIDING THOSE?!" I shocked us both! Thank goodness he was flattered and didn't flatten me! Still, NEVER doing that again! Still embarrassed!
Brad Pitt actually sliced his arm open after slipping and falling through the rear windshield of a vehicle he was running over. The fall from the fire escape was shot later to tie the injury into the story.
agree this channel didnt do its research proper
I loved the original Willy Wonka film. Much better than the newer one with Johnny Depp.
As much as I love Johnny Depp, I have to agree with you. JD's Willy Wonka was almost nightmare-inducing while Gene Wilder was more whimsical. But I really wanted to like the JD rendition that I watched it twice to see if I could get into it..... nope.
In elwes’s book “as you wish” he talks about that stunt. They had to do it multiple times because it kept coming off as fake. So he told Guest to actually hit him, and well you know the rest.
...and it still looks fake, even though he's actually being bludgeoned into unconsciousness. Weird.
Ironman snacking is absolutelly brilliant, make him a real human, apart of his superheroe roll.
The guy who just said, "BYE-zin-teen" goes on to talk about an actor who mispronounces words 🤣 I've only ever heard it pronounced , "Biz-en-teen".
You can't swallow an entire chocolate bar in seconds? Have you seen kids at Halloween?
In Willy Wonka, the girl wasn’t hit in the chin. Her head recoils before the bar top is lifted. I don’t think that a 7 year old would stay that committed to a scene if she clocked in the chin…
11:49 If you can see the red light from the side, then where is the green light from the front? Usually if you can see a street light shining as bright as that red does, it's usually facing you. I even think it could be the case when filmed that the wrong lights were on at the time the cycle passed, so they probably erased the green light and put emphasis on the red light.
There’s a documentary about Kubrick that details a lot of theories as to why the shining was shot the way it was as it was considered a poor adaptation of the book by king himself. Not a bad film - just not similar to the book. The documentary is called Room 237 and the theory about the lay out comes up. The idea is that Kubrick was a genius - there’s no way he didn’t know that structurally it was impossible and that this was done on purpose to put the viewer subliminally on edge the entire time. He was apparently really into subliminals and used those techniques to try to add onto the horror in such a way that you wouldn’t even be able to pick up on it consciously. Great documentary if you love the shining/Kubrick.
Tony stark eating in times where they're examining thing's like loki's scepter, makes it more believable that RDJ is playing a character that doesn't give a care about the other guys opinion in the room.
I never brought this up before because I figured everyone noticed it, so I decided not to mention it, but now I'm pretty convinced after seeing no one mention it ever that it's not noticed. Especially since 1, this video is talking about mistakes, and 2 it actually shows the scene with the major error in this video and still nothing is said.
The error is with the Dark Knight at 11:14ish, Joker's truck is clearly seen slamming into the PASSENGER SIDE of the police armored vehicle. Yet in the very next seen, it shows the armored vehicle crashing into the water PASSENGER SIDE FIRST, from what could only be caused by a DRIVERS SIDE COLLISION. All momentum is going from left to right when the vehicle crashes, or from drivers side to passenger side, but it's impossible from Jokers truck hitting it because his truck came from the passenger side, which shows there's only water on that side.
Also, as far as the traffic lights go for Batman's chase scene, where are the traffic lights for the street Batman is on? There are no green lights for Batman's streets traffic, to oppose the left and right traffic's red light. If you watch closely, you see a brief green light show up at the top, but I think it's for bicycles (which those assholes don't deserve their own traffic light anyways, in Chicago where this scene was shot, since they don't give a shit about lights or traffic and they will get themselves hit by cars because they are so reckless) (no, I never hit anyone riding a bike, haha, but I can see if it sounds like I did). Anywho, just noticed the no green light either, when you pointed out the red light traffic issue
9:00 No one did the eating scenes better than Brad Pitt in the Ocean's movies.
It's a Wonderful Life the party at the Bailey house for George's returning WW2 war hero kid brother Harry is winding down. Despondent George heads outside to get some air. A moment later his drunken Uncle Billy (Thomas Mitchell) strolls up to George weaving and babbling happily. He asks George to point him in the right direction and wanders off camera singing. A few seconds later a loud cacophony is heard followed by the line.."I'm all right I'm all right!" NONE of this was in the script. A stagehand carrying an armload of film cans near the set dropped the whole lot. Mitchell's improv was an act of genius. He was a playwright as well as an amazing character actor and it showed in this scene. All true. Go top this one.
You didn't mention a stormtrooper hotting his head in Star Wars. Also in Captain America Civil War Paul Rudd says "Thanks for thanking of me" which probably wasn't the line.
Wrestlers should be wearing a headgear
Imagine if a male actor felt "compelled" to touch the breast of an actress during a scene in which she was half-naked, then claimed it was the "highlight of his life" and everyone was like "what a happy accident" and the director decided to leave it in the movie cause it was so awesome. What a feel-good story huh?
men and women behave differently
@@jazzie634 they certainly do
The rush to find anything to puncture Barnette’s+7
Re the Overlook Hotel: Note the Stephen King himself supports the interpretation that the hotel has a surrealistic aspect in Billy Summers, his very much grounded in reality novel about a hitman's last job. (Grounded in reality except in two small scenes about three-quarters of the way through involving the Overlook....)
If I were Batman, in my Batcycle, and, Joker were in front of ME, daring me to hit him, he'd never again be a threat to Gotham! NEVER AGAIN!
6:04 Can we all just acknowledge that Chris Evans would be run out of Hollywood if he were to be similarly "compelled" to touch her chest?
i never knew until now that Alicia Silverstone's mispronunciations were not scripted. Those work so well.
12:08 It’s really hard to wait for the right person in your life especially when the wrong ones are so cute!
One of Leo’s failed lines: “I’m on a boat!”
well done whoever wrote this because its excellent quality!
Way too verbose. The script should have been half as long.
I'm gonna talk from experience here, that was no blooper in the 1st trailer. In a forward advance under direct fire there is all kinds confusion going on. You can BARELY see in front of you, not to mention the explosions
I have one for if u make a number 3 in hit fuzz when nick frost and Simeon led are in the car eating ice cream he puts the rest of the cone in his mouth but in the next part there is almost a full cone ?!?!
The Hotel from The Shining is much like the house in Rose Red, another of Kings classics.
Mistake?: Cars not obeying traffic lights.
Reality?: I live in a city. If I saw everyone obeying traffic lights, it wouldn't seem real. I see people run red lights every week.
That guy that got kicked in the nuts is a true soldier
That nurse in the background of captain America... My eyes are up here.
Ironman is our American hero. Eating junk food is what America does.