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When J.J Abrams thinks you can see events light years away in different Star Systems or across the Galaxy just by staring up at the sky (let alone during the day) #StarTrek #StarWars#MovieErrorsThatBugMe pic.twitter.com/ptwU8Uhbfn
— ΩStuntman MikeΩ (@Stuntman_MIK3) February 7, 2021
In Water World everyone is completely surrounded by water but somehow they always look dirty?#MovieErrorsThatBugMe pic.twitter.com/I922QRVOA8
— trevor jones (@MeanMrJones) February 7, 2021
One more, seeing as I was ranting about it yesterday: people playing video games wrong. Like literally just ask an intern how to hold a controller. #MovieErrorsThatBugMe
— Sedona (@Anodesu) February 7, 2021
#MovieErrorsThatBugMe
Basically the entirety of Speed pic.twitter.com/HrfpllNK2R— Leslie (@peteetchou) February 7, 2021
#MovieErrorsThatBugMe
When someone is shot and they shake it off like it was a BB gun pic.twitter.com/Vrmz0GUEZ2— Al brooks (@Albrook00177388) February 7, 2021
#MovieErrorsThatBugMe KK and JJ & company made a certain someone WAAAAAY too sexy this time around. pic.twitter.com/YCu4fK8apT
— Nien Nunb (@Nien_Nunb) February 7, 2021
When the wall next to the jeeps disappears and turns into a 50 foot cliff after the T-rex escapes. pic.twitter.com/K9kNMqFcSH
— Kelly Shoee (@kellyshoe89) February 7, 2021
So apparently #MovieErrorsThatBugMe is trending and easily for me its food scenes where the lunch or whatever suddenly changes. thats more a nitpick & mostly because of redoing scenes & all but my brain can't process the sudden reality warping going on in front of us XD
— Roon Kolos️️ Aim! SPURT! (@RoonKolos) February 7, 2021
Disappearing head wounds, pristine knuckles after fist fights.
Continuity people, continuity. pic.twitter.com/4quxiquj9k
— 1RoguePoet (@1RoguePoet) February 7, 2021
#MovieErrorsThatBugMe when there is a break in the shot in the movie or a "cut". brings me out of the "fantasy" of the movie. if it was like real life there would be no breaks in the film shots!! unless the person (camera) closes their eyes to blink or go bed. just my opinion :/
— gil (@oafworld) February 7, 2021
The first 91 minutes of Gravity are particularly painful. #MovieErrorsThatBugMe
— John Chinner (@JohnChinner) February 7, 2021
T-rex easily steps over the wall but minutes later when she pushes the car back over the same wall there is now a thirty foot drop pic.twitter.com/koBJLC9vX3
— Brian Hurst (@Hurstcules) February 7, 2021
#MovieErrorsThatBugMe Do I need to say it Kermit? pic.twitter.com/sDbOajjthD
— Diesel Engine (@SteamEn83954980) February 7, 2021
Hela's design in Thor ragnarock #MovieErrorsThatBugMe pic.twitter.com/jrB9JOWMCz
— Echo the beeping birdie (@ghelfaire) February 7, 2021
#MovieErrorsThatBugMe I've never seen anyone talk about this, but when Gamora tells Quill that Thanos killed her parents in front of her but her flashback shows something completely different pic.twitter.com/16mq2Hw4X6
— ziggy (@Yonvers) February 7, 2021
I’ve bitched about this before, but Boba Fett being flopped in multiple shots in Return of the Jedi is the number one #MovieErrorsThatBugMe. The thing has had multiple special editions, and they even shot new Boba scenes for the 97 version, and it’s STILL THERE. pic.twitter.com/23aBXONqG9
— October Keegan Art (@Sisslethecat) February 7, 2021
Literally no one would ever go into a creepy basement, find a book with a cover made of human skin and written in blood, and think it's a good idea to read from it.
— Rebel Girl (@thatrebelgirl8) February 7, 2021
#MovieErrorsThatBugMe
How clueless some chicks are
in these horror films pic.twitter.com/wfcfnyhnHS— ᴶᵘˡᵉ ᔕ ². é (@HmmphThis) February 7, 2021
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You can see real hair under Jason Isaacs's blonde wig (for his role as Lucius Malfoy) pic.twitter.com/rIDNLFC0sZ— (@Caz_Cymru) February 7, 2021
That Back-to-the-Future, they had a time machine yet did not take over the world or catch their enemies on their off days. #MovieErrorsThatBugMe pic.twitter.com/329mQyCWQN
— J.J. (@JJsportMO) February 7, 2021
The Godfather fight scene #MovieErrorsThatBugMe pic.twitter.com/alEiriCXQu
— Matthew reist (@ReistMatthew) February 7, 2021
Diamonds are Forever Mustang stunt #MovieErrorsThatBugMe pic.twitter.com/dvjqSwWL7b
— Hisity Holly (@histityholly) February 7, 2021
#MovieErrorsThatBugMe casting 20 something women as the love interest for your 50+ male lead
— ARG! (@IamArg) February 7, 2021
#MovieErrorsThatBugMe when Nintendo let Adam Sandler handle Donkey Kong's cinematic debut, that was a massive error.
— Joy/Skylar (spider girl) (@JoyContent_) February 7, 2021
In Pitch Perfect, Aubrey's hair changes multiple time during the "Don't You Forget About Me" and a bit into the "Give Me Everything" portion of their mashup, going down to up to down. #MovieErrorsThatBugMe pic.twitter.com/CJmYY7cUMN
— Paige Noelle (@paigezmud) February 7, 2021
#MovieErrorsThatBugMe pic.twitter.com/6p7OaZi1E3
— B Harrison Smith (@HarrisonSmith85) February 7, 2021
#MovieErrorsThatBugMe
Inigo's hair changing shot to shot in the water dunking scene.
The more times you see the film, the harder it is to ignore. pic.twitter.com/oidi8iZids— Semisan (@Semisan9) February 7, 2021
Yoda switches the predicate to the end of the sentence#MovieErrorsThatBugMe pic.twitter.com/s8DNn3oLPu
— MarytheNylonDragon (@NylonDragon) February 7, 2021
They switch coffee mugs in How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days #MovieErrorsThatBugMe pic.twitter.com/NpI8aZZZ6G
— Milha (@MilhaPasit) February 7, 2021
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Kevin Costner's accent in Robin Hood— Jerry Chacon 'blue check mark' (@chaconkie) February 7, 2021
#MovieErrorsThatBugMe swing and a miss pic.twitter.com/yy2ieKrv8O
— ArseneLupin83 (@Lupinfan83) February 7, 2021
When I see a movie newspaper with a terrible headline or a bad newspaper layout or a story that’s just two paragraphs cut and paste over and over, it makes me nuts. Hollywood should hire me for that job. Prop newspaper maker. #MovieErrorsThatBugMe
— Tanis Fowler (@TanisFowler) February 7, 2021
Any time a female character is just hanging out at home but she has on a bra and real clothes #MovieErrorsThatBugMe
— lizanotlisa.bsky.social (@liza_not_lisa) February 7, 2021
#MovieErrorsThatBugMe pic.twitter.com/c8AANp3Ce0
— B Harrison Smith (@HarrisonSmith85) February 7, 2021
#MovieErrorsThatBugMe when Bucky's hair kept changing length pic.twitter.com/TtG3xMwROB
— Bunyip (@game_clutch) February 7, 2021
#MovieErrorsThatBugMe The first 129 minutes of far from home pic.twitter.com/pdeB7QE2Tl
— Elixireyli | (@Elixireyli) February 7, 2021
Pretty much just every time a movie about/with teens where the cast is and looks (much) older than the roles they're playing. pic.twitter.com/zhxGsMK9yb
— Yi-Long (@YikeYuke) February 7, 2021
In Saving Mr. Banks, P.L. Travers picks up a Winnie-the-Pooh plushie, bemoaning the Disneyfication of children's literature.
The movie is set in 1961. Disney wouldn't release their first Winnie the Pooh cartoon until 1966.#MovieErrorsThatBugMe
— Adam D Jaspering (@jaspers47) February 7, 2021
#MovieErrorsThatBugMe The ending to Uncut Gems is impossible. You could not bet on sports at a Connecticut casino the year the film takes place. Sandler's lady friend could not have gone to a casino in CT, made that bet and cashed in the winning ticket. It was not legal then. pic.twitter.com/V63IBbR8fK
— Ken Murray (@murraymaker) February 7, 2021
#MovieErrorsThatBugMe
Thanks to my new and fantabulous partner. See you next week for Young at ️s Tags and thanks for playing, TwitterPeeps! pic.twitter.com/4TMRuc8hx5— MrsJenzyJenJenzinita AARP NERD (@47young1) February 7, 2021
#MovieErrorsThatBugMe How nukes and nuclear reactors work. You cannot steal a B61, strap some dynamite to it and set it off. You cannot turn a BWR power plant into a nuclear bomb. Standing next to a W76 pit will not give you radiation poisoning.
— Kupari USA (@KupariUsa) February 7, 2021
#MovieErrorsThatBugMe #SuperLameStories Kind of obscure, but when Native Americans are attacking a train in "Around the World in Eighty Days," several arrows bounce off Passepartout after hitting him. That really bugs me for some reason.
— Caldwell Lurchfield (@caldmurchfield) February 7, 2021
Anachronistic Headphones #MovieErrorsThatBugMe pic.twitter.com/7PHMrqJJeO
— Michael ️ (@quickbear) February 7, 2021
Misunderstanding how the phases of the Moon work. #MovieErrorsThatBugMe (One of many physics & astronomy errors that bug me.)
— Physgal² ️ (@SJDJ) February 7, 2021
#MovieErrorsThatBugMe: Pretty much the entirety of this god-forsaken trainwreck of a film pic.twitter.com/e0JkVfxqo9
— JemGirlsPodcast (@jemgirlspodcast) February 7, 2021
Yolunda reverses her lines from opening scene in restaurant vs closing scene in restaurant#pulpfiction pic.twitter.com/aMyI7DzsbA
— Right Wing, Shoots Left (@HILITINGHOCKEY) February 7, 2021
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In Cabin in the Woods both the audience & characters are scared when the ancient ones emerge at the end because they’ll destroy the world. But it’s like… come on, with all of humanity’s bombs, tanks, & warships, we could probably kill the ancient ones pic.twitter.com/OEkN7SRZuE— Alex Boehm (@AlexBoehm55144) February 7, 2021
In #JurassicPark, one of my all-time favorite movies, when Muldoon looks in his rear view mirror to see the T-Rex chasing him, the mirror says, "Objects in mirror…" In real life, that tagline is on only posted on the passenger side mirror. #MovieErrorsThatBugMe pic.twitter.com/UuYM9GtaA2
— Craig W. Turner (@CraigWTurner) February 7, 2021
#MovieErrorsThatBugMe CONSTANT SHAKY CAM! I wanted to watch a movie not get severe motion sickness or miss half of it because I can’t see the full scene! pic.twitter.com/V1MCUQAJMJ
— AmyAwes0me (@AmyAwes0me) February 7, 2021
The blatant and shameless product placement in movies. We get spammed with advertisements all day everyday. We don’t need ads in our movies. Transformers was the biggest offender of this#MovieErrorsThatBugMe pic.twitter.com/0NU9XJEIjy
— Nathan Wind (@matty_angles) February 7, 2021
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