10 Ridiculous Mistakes That Nobody Has Their Eyes On, Even Picky Fans
Historical movies are seen as a window into another time or as a time machine, helping us travel through other eras. However, most of them are inaccurate which can spoil the fun. Some inaccuracies are created to enhance suspense or add exposition so it’s easy for viewers to spot them. Some cases include both extremely realistic and silly errors at once.
Though films and TV shows pass by dozens of pairs of eyes before they are officially released on the screen, goofs can still happen, and sometimes objects that don’t belong make the final cut.
From coffee cups in “Game of Thrones” to video games in “The Hurt Locker”, we’ve collected some ridiculous mistakes in historical movies that all of us went unnoticed. If you're looking for more, read this article.
Though films and TV shows pass by dozens of pairs of eyes before they are officially released on the screen, goofs can still happen, and sometimes objects that don’t belong make the final cut.
From coffee cups in “Game of Thrones” to video games in “The Hurt Locker”, we’ve collected some ridiculous mistakes in historical movies that all of us went unnoticed. If you're looking for more, read this article.
#1 The Green Mile, 1999
Source: © The Green Mile / Castle Rock Entertainment and co-producers
#2 The Imitation Game, 2014
Source: © The Imitation Game / Black Bear Pictures and co-producers
#3 The Last Samurai, 2003
Source: © The Last Samurai / Warner Bros. and co-producers
#4 Braveheart, 1995
Source: © Braveheart / Icon Entertainment International and co-producers
#5 Troy, 2004
Source: © Troy / Warner Bros. and co-producers
#6 Pirates of the Caribbean, 2003 — 2017
Source: © Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl / Walt Disney Pictures and co-producer
#7 Titanic, 1997
Source: © Titanic / Paramount Pictures and co-producers
#8 JFK, 1991
Source: © JFK / Warner Bros. and co-producers
#9 Gladiator, 2000
Source: © Gladiator / Dreamworks Pictures and co-producers
#10 Marie Antoinette, 2006
Source: © Marie Antoinette/ Columbia Pictures and co-producers
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