19 Movie Mistakes That Completely And Totally Ruined Otherwise Perfect Films

19 Movie Mistakes That Completely And Totally Ruined Otherwise Perfect Films,It's shocking that editors didn't catch these, really.

19 Movie Mistakes That Completely And Totally Ruined Otherwise Perfect Films

There’s nothing quite like the disappointment that comes from noticing a mistake in an otherwise perfect movie.

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You’re engrossed, thinking only about the main character and their next steps, then suddenly, you’re brought crashing back into the real world by a blunder you can’t quite believe escaped a whole crew of movie professionals.

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I recently asked the BuzzFeed Community which movie errors had done this for them, and now I have a good few new submissions to my “movies I can never watch in the same way again” list!

Let’s get into it:

1. “The church/library scene in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade where ‘X marks the spot.’ You see the giant X when he goes upstairs to spot it, but it disappears (or there’s just a shadow of it) when he starts to break the floor to get to the tomb.”

2. “In Pretty Woman, during in the scene where Julia Roberts is eating breakfast. Every time the camera pans to her, she switches from eating a pancake to a croissant.”

3. “In Bambi. I think in newer versions it has been corrected, but when I was little I noticed they forgot to keep drawing one of the animals and it disappeared from the scene.”

4. “When Bella’s in the hospital during Twilight. Every time the camera position changes so does her oxygen nozzle (sorry idk what it’s called).”

5. “In the 1999 film Inspector Gadget when they gave a quarter-hearted attempt at hiding Claw’s face in the back seat of the car in one scene.”

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“It’s low lighting at best and you can still make out his face.”

—fenknight

6. “In Harry Potter and The Sorcerer’s Stone, the scene where our trio finishes talking to Hagrid and either Ron or Harry ask “Who’s Nicolas Flamel?” Neither one of them seems to move their mouths.”

8. “I always have a hard time watching things (mostly TV episodes) set in Montana (born and raised). We do NOT have thick Southern accents, we are NOT all cowboys living in the middle of nowhere, and Great Falls and Billings are big ass cities (by MT standards) not small towns in the middle of nowhere.”

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“I almost refuse to watch these single episodes of shows that are taking place in MT, I usually see it once then never again.”

—hovanmolly

9. “In Return to Halloweentown when the mom swipes her debit card the strip is facing up yet she puts in her pin and completes the purchase 😆.”

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“It didn’t ruin the movie for me…I think it’s a cute little blunder.”

—lemonadelonging5

10. “When the science teacher in To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You said, ‘What makes the octopus’s pulmonary system unique is that it has not one but three hearts.’ The heart is part of the cardiovascular/circulatory system, not the pulmonary system.”

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“The focus of the scene was not at all on the science teacher, but I still had to pause and rewind to make sure I heard it correctly.”

—anonymous

11. “Both of these happen in Moonstruck and involve women’s hair. First, it is shown that Cher’s character Loretta has gray hair, which eventually gets dyed black. Yet the gray comes and goes a few times before she goes to the beauty salon.”

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“Similarly, there’s a scene later in the movie where Olympia Dukakis’ Rose goes to answer the door with one hairstyle, then returns to the kitchen with it being completely different. A bonus one? The grandfather character who has many dogs to walk has the number of animals change from scene to scene!”

—joerogersjr