The Ghostbusters 2 clip at around 2.30... toasters like that had little legs/feet under them so you could level them on an uneven worksurface or whatnot. I used to sell the things. So to me, it never looked ridiculous or like a mistake to see them feet a-poppin' and a-jumpin' as I knew they were there anyway. Of course it's how the toaster would move around... But hey, what do I know?
i didnt see the pistons because from the way it was jittering around, it kinda look like they just used the old super thin gauge fishing line trick. i was looking above the toaster and to the sides lol
Oh wow, one of those ones where an honest interpretation comes off looking like a mistake, at least if you aren't aware of that style of toaster and their feet lol. Those are always fun, almost "no right answer" situations.
Rf Moonraker: This supposedly comes from someone who spotted a bloke retrieving (illegal, untaxed) moonshine from a lake. When confronted, the moonshiner played dumb and fed him a line about raking up the moonlight. Rf Quantum of Solace: A quantum is the smallest possible unit of something. Think of quantum physics, the branch of physics dealing with the smallest known particles. So, after Vesper Lynn's death, he found solace, but only a quantum of solace.
He speaks tons of times within even the first five minutes... The dumbest comments always get upvoted. Really speaks to the average person's level of intelligence...
@@ao1778 you’re taking it way to literally. Compared to the rest of the crew papi was the least interactive. Also, extrapolating intelligence from UA-cam or any social media comment for that matter isn’t going to go well. Every comment is distilling the content into something funny, dumb, or interesting. Papi is awesome and his reserved nature made him a great addition. Even Scott said he works in the film business but hasn’t watched hardly any movies. Calm down homie.
Extras in Sam Raimi movies are the same extras in The Truman Show. _"They're on a loop. They go around the block, they come back. They go round again. They just go round and round. Round and round..."_
With Ghostbusters 2, I tend to think of that as story rather than mistake. Since the slime is letting the object come to life and move (as the Statue of Liberty does later) it makes sense that the toaster would move its feet to dance.
Supposedly some toasters have little adjustable legs underneath like that for using on uneven surfaces, which they would then have replaced with the pistons to do the jumping visual.
In Mistake 4, these guys are talking about the shirt Han Solo is wearing that we can barley see, yet no one is talking about how Han is handcuffed the whole time, yet when frozen he has his hands free and separated.
I think you might need to re-watch the scene... He is led over to the elevator by two stormtroopers, they leave him there, two ugnaughts come out and remove the handcuffs, Han drops seconds later. There's no good shot of it, but if you pause just after the they cut from the ugnaughts being in front of Han to off to the side, his wrists are bracelet free.
@@doughertySD I found this, ua-cam.com/video/wXrwWnu7agk/v-deo.htmlsi=PpAh0medZHlYZSOb&t=52 Yes they fiddle with his wrists but you never see them remove anything and even after Han never drops his arms and still acts like they are bound.
@@brandonfrancey5592 yeah, that's the exact video I woulda used to prove my point cos you can clearly see that Han's wrist are bare when he drops. I'm not gonna time it, but it can't have been on screen for a second, maybe even less. But it's there, clear as day, in this video you've provided, bare wrists. This has also been confirmed by Lucasfilm themselves.
If you're a fan of Night Rider, you might frequently spot a sky blue VW bug appearing in various scenes-sometimes it's driving by, other times it's parked, or even following the action. It often appears multiple times within a single episode. Additionally, it's usually a giveaway that a stunt is about to happen when you can spot tire (skid) marks on the road, indicating previous attempts or rehearsals.
They are not singular names. It's "Pussy Galore". First and last. Two words. In Austin Powers, her name is "Alotta Fagina." She even says only her first name first, and then says it again with the last name. And it's not just one Bond reference. Most of the Bond movies did that. Jenny Flex, Xenia Onatop, Holly Goodhead, Plenty O'Toole, Chew Mee, etc. -- Seeing as the Austin Powers movies are essentially parodying Bond from beginning to end, you should watch the old 60's and 70's films, then rewatch Austin Powers. You'd probably appreciate it more.
What actually amazes me more than these kinds of mistakes, is people to will take the time to go through a movie, literally, frame by frame to catch these 'goofs'. I can't complain, since it gives you guys content, but that's a whole new level of dedication.
Ridley Scott's Black Hawk Down has a tonne of filming mistakes, both regarding to the props and movie's filming crew appearing periodically in the shots. Two of the infamous prop mistakes in the movie are HMMWV's returning to the base in the movie's opening, and one in the front has its M2HB's barrel flop around crazy as it runs over the bumps, since it's a rubber prop. One anachronistic mistake is that Eric Bana's character is carrying around a M4 Carbine on his back at the base, a weapon that wouldn't be issued to the soldiers until 1994 (since the movie takes place in 1993.) Filming crew appearing in the shots happens quite a lot there too; you can spot the camera man hiding below a few props when Ewan McGregor's character narrowly misses getting hit by a RPG. During the Mogadishu mile, you can spot the crew on the rooftops. The most infamous one is where the Humvee stops for an old man to pass by. You can clearly see a cameraman in the back of the vehicle.
Great video as always and I know that when I worked as an extra in Amistad which Steven Spielberg directed they were meticulous with continuity. Whenever there was a break or interruption numerous polaroids were taken every time to make sure that the same items were in place every take.
I really love when you guys do the long form videos. You really made my day with the different hats portion of this video. Keep up the good work guys. Ghost Busters! Plus 2 cups one girl was really good as well. Thanks for the new video, I really appreciate it.
I'm not in the movie business, however I did do some work on an active set a while back and I was quite impressed with the technology in use to prevent this sort of thing. Between every take there were a dozen people all scrutinizing their tablets to compare the previous take to the way their particular piece of the next take needed to look. Makeup, costumes, props, sets, etc. Each one making sure everything was set just so before the next take. Having all those tablets with real time feeds from the cameras and able to review exactly how everything was set, and the dedication to perfection of each team member was just so amazing to watch! It was also so eye opening to watch. We were there a full day, and I think they probably filmed a total of 15-30 seconds of actual show, and how much of that will make it past editing and into the final product I don't even know. It's easy to criticize the continuity mistakes when you think that things are mostly filmed as one take with only occasional re-takes, but that's just not how it works, things are shot in such INCREDIBLY short sections, and so many times for each one, that it's really amazing we don't see a lot more errors in continuity!
Just do what we all WANT, and rip off corridor crew completely, "prop experts react to bad and great props". That's what we all WANT. React to both good and bad. I would pay money for this as a series. Bring legendary prop masters to come talk about their favorite props and gags. Have practical effects guys on and talk about the differences between your creations. SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY.
I keep hoping for THE SHINING where Jack chops through the door. Still one of my favorites and one of the first I noticed as a kid on 10. Yeah the 80’s had a bunch of great parents lol
I just started watching a different channel that has other versions of this looking at VFX and stunt work and Ive also been to theater 5 times this week. While all of you guys are getting me into film Ive noticed Im becoming much more of an asshole viewer cuz of how much nitpicking I can do with the combined wisdoms and experiences of you guys. But while the understanding has made me more critical of the film it’s also lead me to be more understanding of the process and therefore less critical of the actual person like how you called out the action of the background performer but knew it was not the performer himself. All this to say you guys are cool educators.
The James Bond films bought the rights to the James Bind titles. The original short story “Quantum of Solace” was a Jamaican governor telling James Bond a story about a particularly nasty divorce in which a man screws over his ex really badly making her completely destitute. The title of the story still doesn’t make much sense but it at least fits the story better. It’s not actually a spy story. It only involves Bond as the guy listening to the story.
2 more for you. In The Empire Strikes Back, when the Imperial Walker falls over side ways, you can the that the crew used a little stick to tip it over. It comes right beneath the back foot. And in Spaceballs, when they recreate the Alien chestbuster scene, you can see the mechanism that makes it bounce as it dances down the bar. "Check please!"
Another great watch, gents! You guys could do an entire episode on T2. The little things that made it in (biker bar for example) even being an awesome film, has always stood out, considering how picky JC can be.
Only because y'all mentioned Batman. The 1989 version of batman had a script / continuity error I noticed the other day. Joker says, "You ever dance with the devil IN the pale moonlight?" before Bruce gets shot in the chest and Jack says BY the pale moonlight when Bruce's parents died in the past.
As a new make up artist in this industry I can say that Yeah continuity can be pretty tricky even more if some scenes are shortened in editing 😂 I love the job though and love the props guys 🎉
If you need another clip to check: Scream (original) Near end scene with father. They place the voice changer in his shirt pocket. In the next scene the changer has swapped positions with whatever else was in his pocket.
I just found these videos from his shorts and this is the best thing since tap water and electricity. We can now see all those nitpicky errors that no one else cared about talking with us.
Aw, poor Hard Ticket to Hawaii - I imagine the director probably just thought the frisbee was a throwaway shot. That guy in Dr Strange though,? I mean I've heard of a triple threat but he's a quadruple threat! The first clip also reminds me of the Vessle with Pestle and the Flagon with the Dragon. Also, I love how you guys pick background music that matches the mood of the film you're discussing - a nice little touch to tie the whole thing together.
The biggest error in the carbonite scene in ESB is the fact that Han’s hands are bound in front of him when he goes into freezing chamber but are unbound, palms up after he’s frozen.
Within this Post-Game of Thrones world (every show is demanded to have grand and flawless production quality) mistakes really bring me back to the humanness of entertainment.
Here's one that is clearly on the editor: In Dodgeball when Average Joe's vs Skillz That Killz (About 56 minutes in). As both teams rush the line to start the match, when they reach down to grab balls, it's as is it should be. But as they come up there's a split second of the Lumberjack's legs from a previous match.
I always noticed the toaster leg pop out and make it jump. Friday the 13th part 5 has entire sequences of a character wearing then in the next cut not wearing a pink sweater around her shoulders in the rain in a strangely well lit forest.
The obscure 1997 tv movie “the Christmas list” (available on UA-cam) uses the same background actors wearing the same outfits(blue dress twins most notably) throughout the whole movie which takes place over the course of a few weeks.
10/10 jokes, Scott What does Papi do with his time to have never seen anything? I thought I haven't seen much, but he makes me look like an expert by comparison lol
What always gets me is in The Two Towers, Gandalf says he needed his staff to lean on while going to visit Theodin, yet strolls into the meeting hall CLEARLY not leanings on it. Any guard worth his salt wouldn't have let that slide.
One of my favorite mistakes is one in The Untouchables. They have a liquor raid on the Canadian border. Bullets flying everywhere! Barrels of booze shot full of holes so that booze is spraying out of the holes! Only, real world, the booze sprays are being pumped to keep them going obviously. One of the heroes sees his friend shot and runs at the shooter to hit him with the butt of his gun. He runs by the booze barrels. Only whoever was manning the booze pumps forgot to start the sprayers. No booze sprays. Which wouldn't be noticeable except then they get turned on halfway through the shot. It's like the barrels just spontaneously burst full of holes. Lol.
Sahara (2005) when Delroy Lindo is leaving the restaurant at the end, he removes his bow tie as he enters the elevator, a few seconds later as the elevator goes down his tie is back on
RE: Mean Girls. Speaking as a filmmaker, if I choose a contradictory take for performance reasons and (as you say) it's only a 10th of a second, than it's not a mistake.
Quantum of Solace is the title of a Fleming-written James Bond book. Same for Moonraker. (Maybe they made sense in the 1950's?) Most of the strangest titles and character names (Octopussy, Tiffany Case, Honey Rider, Kissy Suzuki, Trigger, and Pussy Galore are straight from Fleming's books; Xenia Onatopp and Holly Goodhead are movie-only.). I won't argue that they're not mistakes :) , but they're consistent with Fleming's bizarre naming choices.
This is called a Discontinuity when the prop master on set failed to document the props on the set with photographs either with instant Polaroid type film used in the past, and more modern digital camera. The images then can be used as a later reference in the event that production is halted for any reason.
i used to live in brattleboro vt and got involved with the community access cable station as an intern. i came in one day after a night at the brewery and was a little under the weather. i went into the studio to set up for a shoot. so im setting up one our studio cameras, and it's giving me all sorts of problems, you know the kind a lens cap creates. of course they let me dig that grave. 🤣
One not quite a mistake that the podcast The Worst Idea of all Time got a lot of mileage out of was in Sex and the City 2 where there's a background extra who, when he's on camera, is first sitting down then drinking drinking drinking then getting up to leave in the span of a 30 second conversation. Coffee Guy: where's he going and what is he up to?
Come on guys! The Forrest Gump clip didn’t show a mistake! It just proves the set was HAUNTED! I bet it was filmed in the same place Three Men and a Baby was. 😉
Take a look at Star Trek IV the Voyage Home. When Sulu is sitting in the helicopter and accidentally turns on the wipers. You can see someone's hand moving the wipers.
I think if you weren't looking for "how they did it" those rods on the bottom of the Ghostbusters toaster could easily be mistaken for the feet of the appliance.
I remember when I was a kid watching Scarface. In the patio scene, there was a pair of binoculars sitting on the table. Every time they showed one person talking, they were standing up. When they showed the second person talking, they were lying down.
Two more towards the end of Fifth Element, the priest holds the wrong stone and says it fire. Bruce grabs it and the next shot he’s holding the correct stone. In Twister, the red truck’s windshield gets broken and fixed while dodging stuff.
2:06 "two cups one girl" OMG. I can't believe he said that.
PS. I strongly recommend NOT googling that!
He's now my favorite
I can.
Me too!!! Me too! That was an EXCELLENT pun.
Hilarious
The Ghostbusters 2 clip at around 2.30... toasters like that had little legs/feet under them so you could level them on an uneven worksurface or whatnot. I used to sell the things. So to me, it never looked ridiculous or like a mistake to see them feet a-poppin' and a-jumpin' as I knew they were there anyway. Of course it's how the toaster would move around...
But hey, what do I know?
Never seen that 😂
Remember this was the number one 'Christmas boutique item' in 1989 😉
i didnt see the pistons because from the way it was jittering around, it kinda look like they just used the old super thin gauge fishing line trick. i was looking above the toaster and to the sides lol
Oh wow, one of those ones where an honest interpretation comes off looking like a mistake, at least if you aren't aware of that style of toaster and their feet lol. Those are always fun, almost "no right answer" situations.
I learned something here.
A "Moonraker" is a crazy person who sees the reflection of the moon in a pond, and-thinking it's a wheel of cheese- tryst to rake it out of the water.
Rf Moonraker: This supposedly comes from someone who spotted a bloke retrieving (illegal, untaxed) moonshine from a lake. When confronted, the moonshiner played dumb and fed him a line about raking up the moonlight.
Rf Quantum of Solace: A quantum is the smallest possible unit of something. Think of quantum physics, the branch of physics dealing with the smallest known particles. So, after Vesper Lynn's death, he found solace, but only a quantum of solace.
I love how papi just sits there saying and doing nothing until he tells us why raccoons have black eyes. He’s a must have in every video.
But you still notice how scott rolles to his right most of the time when he asks a question to the room.
As the spouse of an optometric technician I saw the answer coming. Their reactions had me rolling as the realized it was a fact, not a joke.
He speaks tons of times within even the first five minutes... The dumbest comments always get upvoted. Really speaks to the average person's level of intelligence...
@@ao1778 you’re taking it way to literally. Compared to the rest of the crew papi was the least interactive. Also, extrapolating intelligence from UA-cam or any social media comment for that matter isn’t going to go well. Every comment is distilling the content into something funny, dumb, or interesting. Papi is awesome and his reserved nature made him a great addition. Even Scott said he works in the film business but hasn’t watched hardly any movies. Calm down homie.
Extras in Sam Raimi movies are the same extras in The Truman Show. _"They're on a loop. They go around the block, they come back. They go round again. They just go round and round. Round and round..."_
With Ghostbusters 2, I tend to think of that as story rather than mistake. Since the slime is letting the object come to life and move (as the Statue of Liberty does later) it makes sense that the toaster would move its feet to dance.
Supposedly some toasters have little adjustable legs underneath like that for using on uneven surfaces, which they would then have replaced with the pistons to do the jumping visual.
My favourite is in Independence Day when a drunk Jeff goldblum kicks over a trash can and we learn Area 51 has a art department
In Mistake 4, these guys are talking about the shirt Han Solo is wearing that we can barley see, yet no one is talking about how Han is handcuffed the whole time, yet when frozen he has his hands free and separated.
This! Thats what I thought the bit was going to be about
I think you might need to re-watch the scene... He is led over to the elevator by two stormtroopers, they leave him there, two ugnaughts come out and remove the handcuffs, Han drops seconds later. There's no good shot of it, but if you pause just after the they cut from the ugnaughts being in front of Han to off to the side, his wrists are bracelet free.
@@alkatmsuheh, looks like you need to re-watch it too! He definitely has the handcuffs removed.
@@doughertySD I found this, ua-cam.com/video/wXrwWnu7agk/v-deo.htmlsi=PpAh0medZHlYZSOb&t=52
Yes they fiddle with his wrists but you never see them remove anything and even after Han never drops his arms and still acts like they are bound.
@@brandonfrancey5592 yeah, that's the exact video I woulda used to prove my point cos you can clearly see that Han's wrist are bare when he drops. I'm not gonna time it, but it can't have been on screen for a second, maybe even less. But it's there, clear as day, in this video you've provided, bare wrists. This has also been confirmed by Lucasfilm themselves.
If you're a fan of Night Rider, you might frequently spot a sky blue VW bug appearing in various scenes-sometimes it's driving by, other times it's parked, or even following the action. It often appears multiple times within a single episode. Additionally, it's usually a giveaway that a stunt is about to happen when you can spot tire (skid) marks on the road, indicating previous attempts or rehearsals.
"Pussygalure" 😂 I didn't realize in Austin powers "alotavigina" is a James bond reference 😂. That's funny. Silly ,but funny
Excuse me, her name is "Alotta Fagina". What were you thinking?
They are not singular names. It's "Pussy Galore". First and last. Two words. In Austin Powers, her name is "Alotta Fagina." She even says only her first name first, and then says it again with the last name. And it's not just one Bond reference. Most of the Bond movies did that. Jenny Flex, Xenia Onatop, Holly Goodhead, Plenty O'Toole, Chew Mee, etc. -- Seeing as the Austin Powers movies are essentially parodying Bond from beginning to end, you should watch the old 60's and 70's films, then rewatch Austin Powers. You'd probably appreciate it more.
It's even more overt, her name is Pussy Galore.
What actually amazes me more than these kinds of mistakes, is people to will take the time to go through a movie, literally, frame by frame to catch these 'goofs'. I can't complain, since it gives you guys content, but that's a whole new level of dedication.
Ridley Scott's Black Hawk Down has a tonne of filming mistakes, both regarding to the props and movie's filming crew appearing periodically in the shots. Two of the infamous prop mistakes in the movie are HMMWV's returning to the base in the movie's opening, and one in the front has its M2HB's barrel flop around crazy as it runs over the bumps, since it's a rubber prop.
One anachronistic mistake is that Eric Bana's character is carrying around a M4 Carbine on his back at the base, a weapon that wouldn't be issued to the soldiers until 1994 (since the movie takes place in 1993.)
Filming crew appearing in the shots happens quite a lot there too; you can spot the camera man hiding below a few props when Ewan McGregor's character narrowly misses getting hit by a RPG. During the Mogadishu mile, you can spot the crew on the rooftops. The most infamous one is where the Humvee stops for an old man to pass by. You can clearly see a cameraman in the back of the vehicle.
"Two cups one girl" I spit my coffee out.
Can't wait for the inevitable corridor digital crossover
Great video as always and I know that when I worked as an extra in Amistad which Steven Spielberg directed they were meticulous with continuity. Whenever there was a break or interruption numerous polaroids were taken every time to make sure that the same items were in place every take.
Bowl/Plate of shrimp Brad Pitt is eating in Oceans 11 is my all time fav. You'd think even Brad woulda said somethin...
Clicked for the prop mistakes. Stayed for the jokes 😂
Having the iron move by itself caused such a wrinkle in the movie.
I really love when you guys do the long form videos. You really made my day with the different hats portion of this video. Keep up the good work guys. Ghost Busters! Plus 2 cups one girl was really good as well. Thanks for the new video, I really appreciate it.
Oh the “irony” of the mistake in Forrest Gump, that one left a wrinkle in time
I'm loving this series! I never would think so far into each of these other than "oh it was a mistake". So cool to hear the professionals' perspective
I choose to think the Dad Joke countdown timer counting up instead of down is a mistake mistake and not a *mistake* mistake.
4:17 Scott found his pun appetising, yet the rest found it hard to swallow 😂
I'm not in the movie business, however I did do some work on an active set a while back and I was quite impressed with the technology in use to prevent this sort of thing. Between every take there were a dozen people all scrutinizing their tablets to compare the previous take to the way their particular piece of the next take needed to look. Makeup, costumes, props, sets, etc. Each one making sure everything was set just so before the next take. Having all those tablets with real time feeds from the cameras and able to review exactly how everything was set, and the dedication to perfection of each team member was just so amazing to watch!
It was also so eye opening to watch. We were there a full day, and I think they probably filmed a total of 15-30 seconds of actual show, and how much of that will make it past editing and into the final product I don't even know. It's easy to criticize the continuity mistakes when you think that things are mostly filmed as one take with only occasional re-takes, but that's just not how it works, things are shot in such INCREDIBLY short sections, and so many times for each one, that it's really amazing we don't see a lot more errors in continuity!
I was so invested in learning all of the movies he’d actually seen, but I think that was it.
Just do what we all WANT, and rip off corridor crew completely, "prop experts react to bad and great props". That's what we all WANT. React to both good and bad. I would pay money for this as a series.
Bring legendary prop masters to come talk about their favorite props and gags.
Have practical effects guys on and talk about the differences between your creations.
SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY.
“If you take your eye off the ball - or off the iron in this case” - excellent golf ⛳️ joke there. 😂
Yes! I love these videos. You guys have struck gold with this series. Keep it up.
I keep hoping for THE SHINING where Jack chops through the door. Still one of my favorites and one of the first I noticed as a kid on 10. Yeah the 80’s had a bunch of great parents lol
I just started watching a different channel that has other versions of this looking at VFX and stunt work and Ive also been to theater 5 times this week. While all of you guys are getting me into film Ive noticed Im becoming much more of an asshole viewer cuz of how much nitpicking I can do with the combined wisdoms and experiences of you guys. But while the understanding has made me more critical of the film it’s also lead me to be more understanding of the process and therefore less critical of the actual person like how you called out the action of the background performer but knew it was not the performer himself. All this to say you guys are cool educators.
The James Bond films bought the rights to the James Bind titles. The original short story “Quantum of Solace” was a Jamaican governor telling James Bond a story about a particularly nasty divorce in which a man screws over his ex really badly making her completely destitute. The title of the story still doesn’t make much sense but it at least fits the story better. It’s not actually a spy story. It only involves Bond as the guy listening to the story.
2 more for you. In The Empire Strikes Back, when the Imperial Walker falls over side ways, you can the that the crew used a little stick to tip it over. It comes right beneath the back foot. And in Spaceballs, when they recreate the Alien chestbuster scene, you can see the mechanism that makes it bounce as it dances down the bar. "Check please!"
I would love for you guys to please make a playlist of these videos, it would be easier to watch by category, 😊
Another great watch, gents! You guys could do an entire episode on T2. The little things that made it in (biker bar for example) even being an awesome film, has always stood out, considering how picky JC can be.
On the Ghostbusters toaster, you can also tell the "power cord" is way too thick, and looks like multiple pneumatic hoses.
Exterminator 2 has some scenes where the crash mats are visible during some of the stunts. Notably jumping off the garbage truck.
2 Cups 1 Girl 😂😂👌
Only because y'all mentioned Batman. The 1989 version of batman had a script / continuity error I noticed the other day. Joker says, "You ever dance with the devil IN the pale moonlight?" before Bruce gets shot in the chest and Jack says BY the pale moonlight when Bruce's parents died in the past.
The only reaction video you will catch me watching.
one mistake i will never forget is in the Departed towards the end in the elevator
Papi is a prop guy prop extra.
Papi is barely aware he's alive, which is why they used him as a prop.
I seriously love these videos, the whole team is great!
Another great episode. Love the show guys!
So good. Thanks y’all!
As a new make up artist in this industry I can say that Yeah continuity can be pretty tricky even more if some scenes are shortened in editing 😂 I love the job though and love the props guys 🎉
If you need another clip to check:
Scream (original)
Near end scene with father. They place the voice changer in his shirt pocket. In the next scene the changer has swapped positions with whatever else was in his pocket.
make it a rule that - Papi can only hurt us with 1 bad joke a episode.
I look forward to these coming out!
Thanks for watching!!
I just found these videos from his shorts and this is the best thing since tap water and electricity. We can now see all those nitpicky errors that no one else cared about talking with us.
Aw, poor Hard Ticket to Hawaii - I imagine the director probably just thought the frisbee was a throwaway shot. That guy in Dr Strange though,? I mean I've heard of a triple threat but he's a quadruple threat!
The first clip also reminds me of the Vessle with Pestle and the Flagon with the Dragon. Also, I love how you guys pick background music that matches the mood of the film you're discussing - a nice little touch to tie the whole thing together.
In the brand new Godzilla series Monarch (Apple TV) there’s a glass magically filling up in episode 10 “Beyond Logic” between 21.55 - 22.26.
Damn Scott, many props to you, you really were on a roll with all the dad jokes!
The biggest error in the carbonite scene in ESB is the fact that Han’s hands are bound in front of him when he goes into freezing chamber but are unbound, palms up after he’s frozen.
really enjoying these :D I've watched Dr Strange several times and never noticed that
"Two cups, one girl." Wowwwwwwwwww....
I love this. Keep it up!
Finding continuity errors really took off....OR became a 'thing' with VHS 📼
THANK YOU BLOCKBUSTER!
it took me years to realize “a quantum of solace” was actually a good title!
A “quantum” in this context is an infinitesimal amount.
Within this Post-Game of Thrones world (every show is demanded to have grand and flawless production quality) mistakes really bring me back to the humanness of entertainment.
Here's one that is clearly on the editor:
In Dodgeball when Average Joe's vs Skillz That Killz (About 56 minutes in). As both teams rush the line to start the match, when they reach down to grab balls, it's as is it should be. But as they come up there's a split second of the Lumberjack's legs from a previous match.
I always noticed the toaster leg pop out and make it jump. Friday the 13th part 5 has entire sequences of a character wearing then in the next cut not wearing a pink sweater around her shoulders in the rain in a strangely well lit forest.
Pattinson's Batman actually has the black eye makeup on when he takes off the mask. It's a nice touch.
I love all of these videos. 😊
Imagine this is how Corridor Crew Reacts must be like in the future! 🙂
The obscure 1997 tv movie “the Christmas list” (available on UA-cam) uses the same background actors wearing the same outfits(blue dress twins most notably) throughout the whole movie which takes place over the course of a few weeks.
10/10 jokes, Scott
What does Papi do with his time to have never seen anything? I thought I haven't seen much, but he makes me look like an expert by comparison lol
What always gets me is in The Two Towers, Gandalf says he needed his staff to lean on while going to visit Theodin, yet strolls into the meeting hall CLEARLY not leanings on it. Any guard worth his salt wouldn't have let that slide.
Dare I say it... Scott is on a *roll* with those jokes.
This is such a good show guys.
T2JD. When the guy gets chucked on the grill .. you can see where the air shoots out to make it look like “steam”
One of my favorite mistakes is one in The Untouchables. They have a liquor raid on the Canadian border. Bullets flying everywhere! Barrels of booze shot full of holes so that booze is spraying out of the holes! Only, real world, the booze sprays are being pumped to keep them going obviously. One of the heroes sees his friend shot and runs at the shooter to hit him with the butt of his gun. He runs by the booze barrels. Only whoever was manning the booze pumps forgot to start the sprayers. No booze sprays. Which wouldn't be noticeable except then they get turned on halfway through the shot. It's like the barrels just spontaneously burst full of holes. Lol.
Sahara (2005)
when Delroy Lindo is leaving the restaurant at the end, he removes his bow tie as he enters the elevator, a few seconds later as the elevator goes down his tie is back on
These videos ARE appetizing
The fact that you mentioned Hard Ticket to Hawaii earned a like.
I remember watching Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls and there’s a scene where chess pieces on a chess board suddenly disappeared.
RE: Mean Girls. Speaking as a filmmaker, if I choose a contradictory take for performance reasons and (as you say) it's only a 10th of a second, than it's not a mistake.
Hard Ticket to Hawaii IS a classic, at least to any fan of 80s B-movies 😁
I actually never noticed the toaster mistake until today. Thanks
I enjoy this series!
Also, now i need to check out hard ticket to Hawaii so I'm prepared for the special project episode on it 😉
That 2 cups 1 girl joke had me
Quantum of Solace is the title of a Fleming-written James Bond book. Same for Moonraker. (Maybe they made sense in the 1950's?) Most of the strangest titles and character names (Octopussy, Tiffany Case, Honey Rider, Kissy Suzuki, Trigger, and Pussy Galore are straight from Fleming's books; Xenia Onatopp and Holly Goodhead are movie-only.). I won't argue that they're not mistakes :) , but they're consistent with Fleming's bizarre naming choices.
Papi is absolutely hilarious.
11:42 especially since we're here ironing all the mistakes out.
This is called a Discontinuity when the prop master on set failed to document the props on the set with photographs either with instant Polaroid type film used in the past, and more modern digital camera. The images then can be used as a later reference in the event that production is halted for any reason.
Great video! 😂
Enlightening, but moreover, I watch just to hear Scott's next pun!
These are my favorite videos
i used to live in brattleboro vt and got involved with the community access cable station as an intern. i came in one day after a night at the brewery and was a little under the weather. i went into the studio to set up for a shoot. so im setting up one our studio cameras, and it's giving me all sorts of problems, you know the kind a lens cap creates. of course they let me dig that grave. 🤣
Super Troopers near the end they use an Anheiser Busch keg when it should be a craft beer.
One not quite a mistake that the podcast The Worst Idea of all Time got a lot of mileage out of was in Sex and the City 2 where there's a background extra who, when he's on camera, is first sitting down then drinking drinking drinking then getting up to leave in the span of a 30 second conversation. Coffee Guy: where's he going and what is he up to?
Come on guys! The Forrest Gump clip didn’t show a mistake! It just proves the set was HAUNTED! I bet it was filmed in the same place Three Men and a Baby was. 😉
or like in bullet, the beetle that seems to be ahead of them at all times even though they pass it.
Take a look at Star Trek IV the Voyage Home. When Sulu is sitting in the helicopter and accidentally turns on the wipers. You can see someone's hand moving the wipers.
I got to give you props guys!
I think if you weren't looking for "how they did it" those rods on the bottom of the Ghostbusters toaster could easily be mistaken for the feet of the appliance.
I remember when I was a kid watching Scarface. In the patio scene, there was a pair of binoculars sitting on the table. Every time they showed one person talking, they were standing up. When they showed the second person talking, they were lying down.
Two more towards the end of Fifth Element, the priest holds the wrong stone and says it fire. Bruce grabs it and the next shot he’s holding the correct stone.
In Twister, the red truck’s windshield gets broken and fixed while dodging stuff.
Your commentary on Dr. Strange reminded me of the multiple appearances of the green VW beetle during the chase scene in Bullitt.
Scott! You have the greatest job in the world. Huge fan of your channel!
How does one go about and get into your line of work?
I love that you show Shirley McClaine chewing from the movie Bernie!!!! That scene annoyed me to hell...