10 Movie Bloopers That Some How Made It Into The Final Cut

Nobody wants to watch a movie full of errors. For that reason, films have to be checked over and over again before they hit theaters. However, nothing is perfect. Despite being checked by more than a hundred eyes on the set, these movie bloopers still bypassed the system and ended up in the final cut.
They are very subtle, so not everybody can spot them. However, once they are seen, these movie bloopers can not be unseen. Can you spot all of them on your first watch?

1. Avengers: Endgame

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Avengers: Endgame is among the most successful films of all time, but that doesn’t mean it’s safe from movie bloopers. During the scene where some kids approached Hulk to take a picture, the pancake was sliced in the middle. However, it becomes whole again thirty-eight seconds later. Magic!

2. Twilight

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In Twilight, after Edward had a conversation with Bella, the decoration on the shelf behind him changed. Is this one of his vampiric abilities? We will never know.

3. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone

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When Dumbledore leaves Harry in the hands of the Muggles family, Harry’s forehead doesn’t have his signature mark. Then the lightning bolt mark magically appears in the next scene. Can’t have the protagonist without his unique feature, right?

4. The Fast and the Furious

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We have been fooled all along. Not Vin Diesel, Johnny Tran was the fastest of them all. At the 1:12:56 mark of the movie, Johnny was wearing a black shirt. Then in the blink of an eye, he changed his outfit into a sleeveless T-shirt.

5. La La Land

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During the discussion between Sebastian and mia about their current relationship, the couple walked under green umbrellas. They got so involved that after a couple more steps, they ended up right back under the umbrellas again.

6. Pretty Woman

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In the breakfast scene, Vivian is holding a delicious croissant and enjoying her treat. A second later, her croissant transforms itself into a pancake. She sure finishes her treat quickly.

7. Titanic

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During the scene where Jack is handcuffed to a ship’s tube, we see that he is wearing his suspenders. Then Roses comes and rescues him with an ax, which looks like it cut off his suspenders. However, they got restored by the next short, looking as new as ever.

8. Captain America: The First Avenger

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In reality, military women in World War II were required to wear their hair up. Agent Carter’s hair in Captain America: The First Avenger is very historically incorrect. However, it looks great on her, and we adore Peggy so she gets a pass.

9. Jurassic Park

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At the 1:49:08 mark of Jurassic Park, we spot something quite suspicious. Is that a hand? Is that a dinosaur’s tail? Well, most viewers think it’s a hand, but what do you see?

10. Django Unchained

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Django Unchained happens in the late 19th century. The first sunglasses were created in 1929. There is no way in hell that Jamie Foxx’s character could have worn his dark glasses. It looks great on him, but it’s a totally inaccurate historical detail.
Those are some curious movie bloopers that somehow made it into the official versions. For more movie mistakes, check out our previous post about tiny details that ruined million-dollar films here.