5 glaring film bloopers from Hollywood movies: these scenes raised many questions
No matter how much time filmmakers spend on selecting actors, shooting and editing a film or TV series, there are always some film bloopers. Some scenes in cult Hollywood films have raised many questions among viewers.
Sometimes you need to watch the film carefully frame by frame to notice the problem, and sometimes the bloopers are so blatant that it's hard not to notice them. OBOZREVATEL has collected 5 unfortunate moments that puzzled film fans (to see the photos, scroll to the bottom of the page).
"Sniper"
Usually, real kids are chosen for scenes with young children to make the picture look organic. In some films, you can see "computer-generated" newborns added in the editing. However, in the film Sniper, they decided to shoot a doll whose arms were moved "unnoticed" by the actor.
They decided to use a doll in the film Sniper
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"Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows"
In the films about the wizard, it was repeatedly noted that Harry Potter's eyes are very similar to those of his mother Lily. However, this was forgotten in Deathly Hallows. An actress with brown eyes was chosen for the role of little Lily.
An actress with brown eyes was chosen for the role of little Lily
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"Dallas Buyers Club"
The film is set in the 80s, and the surroundings should be appropriate. However, in one of the scenes, a poster of a Lamborghini Aventador, which Lamborghini produced from 2011 to 2021, is visible on the wall.
In one of the scenes, a poster with a Lamborghini Aventador is visible on the wall
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"Pretty Woman"
It's no secret that scenes are often not shot on the first try. Sometimes so much time passes between takes that both actors and directors forget details. This was the case in the film Pretty Woman, where Julia Roberts ate a croissant on camera, which turned into a pancake in a second.
Julia Roberts ate a croissant for the camera, which turned into a pancake in a second
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"Game of Thrones"
In the fourth episode of the final season of Game of Thrones, one of the episodes featured a glass from the famous fast-food chain Starbucks. Needless to say, there are no cafes in the series universe.
Game of Thrones has a blooper with coffee
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Earlier, OBOZREVATEL wrote about five other film bloopers that directors should be ashamed of. Read more about film set embarrassments here.
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