In TheLaughPlanet's video '9 Minutes of Funniest Movie Bloopers!', when the narrator introduces 'Star Trek III: The Search for Spock', he actually sais 'Star Trek the 3: The Search for Spock' , adding an additional 'the' to the title. This was a slip of the tongue by the narrator, improvised on the spot. The director thought it felt so genuine he decided to leave it in.
In a comment on a blooper in the video '9 Minutes of Funniest Movie Bloopers', the commenter misspelt 'said' as 'sais', which sounds like a change in tense. Leaving it in is/was an ironic use of irony.
@@Milesco in this instance it's "and". . Who ever heard of the famous story of "Romeo plus Juliet"..... It's just common sense... It's not "Romeilet" is it....
In the movie of Conwoy, where the Black Widows white truck turns around and crash. It was not supposed to do that. So the black widow kicks the white truck and says '' Damn, I should have bought a black truck.''
Sorry, but the Top Gun Maverick scene of the guard house roof was not the result of a singe take, the actual pilot of the Blue Angel F-18 Hornet, used for that scene so they could CG it into Darkstar, was veteran Blue Angel Pilot, Frank Weisser. In a YouTtube video interview, he said that take off maneuver was the number 6 Blue Angel take off, and they've done it many times. He did practice runs many times the day before shooting, then on the day of the shoot, he did numerous takes and the results did not have the desired effect the director was looking for. He was asked if he could do it lower, so he did and he also pitched the nose up so the jet nozzles would have more ground effect, it did... what you saw was real, and if not for electrical conduit attached to the roof of that shack, it would have been completely ripped off and thrown a good distance away. There was a couple of the film crew inside the shack when it happened, the director thought they had been killed. Frank Weisser also said that the jet blast from the nozzles decimated the set. A real flub in the movie that you missed is when Maverick is helping Penny with her sailboat. In one scene, Tom Cruise is working his way forward to work a green sail line, the boat unexpectedly pitched and Cruise almost got tossed overboard, had he not grabbed onto a wench handle. Penny (Jennifer Connelly) out of concern for Tom yells out "Are you ok!??" and Tom yells "Yeah!". That was not scripted, and was left in.
He actually said Moo’s like a cow (but I admit i thought he said moved like a cow at first 🤣. But seeing as there were cows in the background I would like to bet it was one of them that mooed & not the goat 🤔🤣😂
In the Star Trek Voyage home there's a scene where Sielu looks on a window and then when he looks back he's smiling really big that's because there were a couple women in the building and they flash their boobs at him 👀😂
The only criticism I have of this video is concerning the annoying buzzer and the simultaneous "quick flash of the color band" between clips. Because this video's pacing is (already) set to move along at a relatively quick pace, it just adds a greater annoyance to have this ridiculous "dividing point" between video clips. There's got to be a smoother, quieter, less dramatic--and ANNOYING--way to introduce each clip that doesn't have to take "center stage!"
2:36 Really, no one told him about all those CGI things being there, when he saw NOTHING when he looked because there was fuck all to see when all CGI? He looked and saw NOTHING so he shed a tear? Dude really? If people think that scene was all real and he knew nothing about that so he cried, yeah you gullible people. I call Ballshit on a lot of these, this just seems another YT making shit up, it's getting to regular and worrying that people will believe ANYTHING they hear on these videos.
Yep, tears do not come from the middle of the eye. And allegedly a real cop had no idea they were filming Star Trek with cameramen in a closed off area?
In TheLaughPlanet's video '9 Minutes of Funniest Movie Bloopers!', when the narrator introduces 'Star Trek III: The Search for Spock', he actually sais 'Star Trek the 3: The Search for Spock' , adding an additional 'the' to the title. This was a slip of the tongue by the narrator, improvised on the spot. The director thought it felt so genuine he decided to leave it in.
In a comment on a blooper in the video '9 Minutes of Funniest Movie Bloopers', the commenter misspelt 'said' as 'sais', which sounds like a change in tense. Leaving it in is/was an ironic use of irony.
"I'm walkin' here!" Perfect reaction by Dustin Hoffman
It gets used a lot ever since by many people. Even Marty Jr in Back to the Future Part 2.
@@superboats2 Good Catch. Also in Forrest Gump.
Thank you for the really great pace and lack of blathering most people do to stretch the time.
These aren't bloopers, just unscripted shots that made it onto film. Bloopers are when an actor ruins a take.
Thanks for posting these videos - they are truly entertaining❤❤❤
Peter Butterworth wasn't the one on the camel, it was Jim Dale.
3:19 If Val Kilmer improvised, then it's not a blooper, is it?
I am walkin here can't be beat.
“ Romeo Plus Juliet”…. are you freaking joking?
The title of the movie is written as Romeo + Juliet.
Yea, but "+" is said as "and"
@@ianjeffery3762 No... when you say "2 + 2 = 4", you don't say "two and two equals four," you say "two plus two equals four."
@@Milesco in this instance it's "and". . Who ever heard of the famous story of "Romeo plus Juliet"..... It's just common sense... It's not "Romeilet" is it....
@@ianjeffery3762Some people will argue about anything in the UA-cam comments.
That entire scene from Star Trek was ad-lib.
The lady they asked, was just walking by. They got a release, and left it in.
@@jakerazmataz852 The officer was the same way. He had no idea what was happening. They got a release from him too .
@@andrewkapplin1138 I watched the video.
@1:00 I’ve always loved that part of the scene because it’s 100% real. It wasn’t achieved through multiple edits and camera angles.
This channel must win an award from Greenpeace for recycled content.
😂😂😂
Romeo PLUS Juliet !!?? Romeo AND Juliet !!
Star Trek THE Three !? Star Trek 3 !!
The title of the movie is written as Romeo + Juliet.
@Milesco but nobody says PLUS out loud
The casts genuine reaction was to pull guns on each other immediately.
In the movie of Conwoy, where the Black Widows white truck turns around and crash. It was not supposed to do that. So the black widow kicks the white truck and says '' Damn, I should have bought a black truck.''
@6:39 There was no dummy used. That’s a stuntman landing on a safety trampoline.
Brad is amazing! Loved him in X-Files!!!
Sorry, but the Top Gun Maverick scene of the guard house roof was not the result of a singe take, the actual pilot of the Blue Angel F-18 Hornet, used for that scene so they could CG it into Darkstar, was veteran Blue Angel Pilot, Frank Weisser. In a YouTtube video interview, he said that take off maneuver was the number 6 Blue Angel take off, and they've done it many times. He did practice runs many times the day before shooting, then on the day of the shoot, he did numerous takes and the results did not have the desired effect the director was looking for.
He was asked if he could do it lower, so he did and he also pitched the nose up so the jet nozzles would have more ground effect, it did... what you saw was real, and if not for electrical conduit attached to the roof of that shack, it would have been completely ripped off and thrown a good distance away. There was a couple of the film crew inside the shack when it happened, the director thought they had been killed. Frank Weisser also said that the jet blast from the nozzles decimated the set.
A real flub in the movie that you missed is when Maverick is helping Penny with her sailboat. In one scene, Tom Cruise is working his way forward to work a green sail line, the boat unexpectedly pitched and Cruise almost got tossed overboard, had he not grabbed onto a wench handle.
Penny (Jennifer Connelly) out of concern for Tom yells out "Are you ok!??" and Tom yells "Yeah!". That was not scripted, and was left in.
I thought that it was the dance scene in the bedroom where Jamie Lee Curtis fell and they kept it in .. not the dance at the end of the film.
Both?
@5:32 This scene has been widely known since 1986 for its use of improvisation and actual passersby. No surprises here.
Matthew Lillards add lip fit perfectly lol
8:05. It is called 'Freudian Sleep', uh, 'Freudian Slip'.
Is AI Reading the titles?
Romeo PLUS Juliet... I think so
They filmed a goat that "moved like a cow" by ACCIDENT?????????????
🤨🤨
Scraping the barrel.
He actually said Moo’s like a cow (but I admit i thought he said moved like a cow at first 🤣. But seeing as there were cows in the background I would like to bet it was one of them that mooed & not the goat 🤔🤣😂
You seriously censored the thong underwear when it was in the movie. Censorship is not acceptable!
In the movie Earth,they try to pass off religion as real. Funny blooper
Leonardo wanted to get the line finished so he could get on the bed.....couch !
Star Trek the three??? Your narration SUX
Never appreciated the thirst trap inclusions previously
In the Star Trek Voyage home there's a scene where Sielu looks on a window and then when he looks back he's smiling really big that's because there were a couple women in the building and they flash their boobs at him 👀😂
7:27 "In Star Trek the three..."
Improvisations (Kilmer's wink) and plans made by actors and directors (Brad Dourif's tear) aren't bloopers.
I still say "On 9"
Leo was smoking hot back than
gay
The only criticism I have of this video is concerning the annoying buzzer and the simultaneous "quick flash of the color band" between clips. Because this video's pacing is (already) set to move along at a relatively quick pace, it just adds a greater annoyance to have this ridiculous "dividing point" between video clips. There's got to be a smoother, quieter, less dramatic--and ANNOYING--way to introduce each clip that doesn't have to take "center stage!"
The War Games clip actually shows 4 people running not three 🤔
No big wup!
2:36
Really, no one told him about all those CGI things being there, when he saw NOTHING when he looked because there was fuck all to see when all CGI? He looked and saw NOTHING so he shed a tear? Dude really? If people think that scene was all real and he knew nothing about that so he cried, yeah you gullible people.
I call Ballshit on a lot of these, this just seems another YT making shit up, it's getting to regular and worrying that people will believe ANYTHING they hear on these videos.
Yep, tears do not come from the middle of the eye. And allegedly a real cop had no idea they were filming Star Trek with cameramen in a closed off area?
It’s Romeo and Juliet not Romeo plus Juliet.
Be good if there was no commentary......again....
Do you understand the word "funniest"?
Showing skin for the win in the thumbnail. It's what the world is about in the modern and future days. Smh.
I wanted to hear and see bloopers, not you incessantly talking cuz you need to feel important
Which ones were the funny ones?
9 Minutes of wasted time. This is crap.
Tears come from the duct not the middle of the eye. Some BS here
They can well-up in the eye then fall over the lower lid.
Funniest?
You need to look up the definition of bloopers. So do sad
So much salt in the comments :D
Bloopers, yes. Funny? No.
Not even bloopers, in most cases.
It's not a blooper if they kept it in the movie. Maybe get a dictionary to help you in learning the meanings of words.
Your idea of "funny" must include bypass surgery.
Not funny just bloopers kept in.
And not even bloopers, in most cases.
Stop talking!!!!!!!!
meh.
If you have to explain it, it’s not funny.
Unscripted but not too funny either. Sorry.
One tear, left eye...So Meghan Markle's not so special after all. Brad Dourif (Lord of the Rings) can do it, too.
"Romeo Plus Juliette"?
That's how the title is written. Romeo + Juliet.
Click bait its not bloopers