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In Wicked, when Nessa sees Boq trying to get Glinda to notice him (after she announces her name change), we see her turn and start to storm off — only to again see her do so in the wide shot a moment later.
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Also from Wicked…during “What Is This Feeling?”, we see Elphaba tear off her covers. However, in the close-up, she’s using her right arm, and in the wider shot, she uses her left arm.
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This is a tiny mistake on Severance, but any mistake is surprising for a show where every little thing feels so deliberate. Just before the Music Dance Experience in Season 1, the party hats switch order on the cart.
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There are also numerous (albeit very tiny) discrepancies in Petey’s map between Episodes 3 and 4.
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Johnny Cash’s cigarette disappears between shots in this scene from A Complete Unknown.
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In the Russian Roulette scene at the beginning of the newest Squid Game season, the rounds in the gun have already been fired.
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In the newest (and last) season of The Umbrella Academy, you can see the camera in the back of the car during this gas station scene.
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In Dune 2, during Paul’s fight with Feyd-Rautha, the blood on Feyd-Rautha’s face disappears and reappears during the scene.
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Feyd-Rautha also pretty clearly stabs Paul on his left side, but he pulls the knife out of his right side.
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You can see a crew member helping open the hatch in this scene from Borderlands.
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Also, in Borderlands...you can see an Axe body spray can in one scene.
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In Red One, this guy in the background is definitely NOT Chris Evans. In fact, it looks like they tried to badly CGI Chris Evans’ face onto another actor’s face.
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Similarly, this man behind Brad Pitt in Troy is definitely not Brian Cox, who it’s supposed to be.
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In Jurassic Park, you can see a crew member grabbing onto the back of the raptor in this shot.
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In the TV film Good Luck Charlie, It’s Christmas!, they tried to pass this off as Denver International Airport.
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In this scene from Twilight, you can see the reflection of a boom mic in Bella’s window.
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And you can see the boom mic in multiple shots of Spider-Man.
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In this scene from Challengers, you can see equipment the crew left in the shot.
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In this scene from Beetlejuice, you can see a mark taped on the floor.
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And in this scene from Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, Delores’ body appears to be cut below the chest and shoulders; but her torso behind her seems to be cut above her chest and shoulders.
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The girl in the white hat with the sandwich in this episode of The Boys is only pretending to eat her sandwich.
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In The Mask, the man holding Milo as he tries on the mask changes between shots.
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The taxi the characters are in drastically changes between scenes in A Real Pain.
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In this episode of It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia, the position of Britt Lower’s hands are in a completely different position when the camera’s perspective changes.
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The Joker’s arm also changes positions when the camera changes angles in this scene from The Dark Knight.
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Will’s gun appears to change between shots in this scene from Elevation.
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In Avatar, there’s a moment where part of Fike’s exopack tubing disappears.
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In Presumed Innocent, you can see orange and lemon trees behind Rusty in one shot…despite the fact that it takes place in Chicago during the colder months.
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In this episode of Dexter, you can see they forgot to take the size sticker off Dexter’s pants.
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This baby’s hair drastically changes between shots in Carry On.
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You can see the reflection of a light panel in this scene from The Matrix.
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And you can see the crew in Kurt Russell’s sunglasses in Stargate.
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Bruce Willis’ character randomly becomes mostly transparent for one frame of Sin City.
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Jason Momoa’s tattoo placement changes between shots in Justice League.
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Washington, DC, is misspelled on this bus in Olympus Has Fallen.
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In this scene from Fight Club, it’s clearly fake ice in The Narrator’s glass.
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Michael’s skateboard in Elf has its wheels installed backward.
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You can briefly see a clapboard pop up in this episode of SpongeBob SquarePants.
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You can see that the chalk shark they’ve drawn wasn’t their first attempt in this scene from Jaws.
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In the show From, you can see the same couple come into the diner in two different shots that happen a few seconds apart.
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Lincoln was meant to take place in the 1800s, but you can see modern doors in the background of this scene.
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You can see Mark Wahlberg open his eyes in Flight Risk…despite the fact that he’s supposed to be unconscious.
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Ilsa’s hands change between shots in this scene from Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation.
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In this scene from A Few Good Men, Tom Cruise’s character opens the door…only for Kevin Pollack to also open it a few moments later.
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This character is only pretending to row in this scene from Band of Brothers.
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You can see a boat in the background of this scene from Lost…which notably takes place on a desert island.
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In Batman Forever, after Alfred is knocked out, you can see him move his tray so no one trips on it.
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You can see a crew member helping guide Grace Zabriskie back after her character is stabbed in this scene from Child’s Play 2.
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There’s a modern car in this scene from From The Earth To The Moon, despite it taking place in 1967.
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Same with this scene from Better Call Saul, which takes place in 2004.
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You can see lighting equipment on the left of this scene from Terminator 2.
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You can see the camera’s shadow in this scene from Death Proof.
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In this scene from Austin Powers in Goldmember, Dr. Evil’s eyes are brown — they’re blue in the other scenes.
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Finally, speaking of eye color…Harry’s eyes are supposed to be green, like his mother’s, in the Harry Potter films. Daniel Radcliffe, who has blue eyes, was allergic to the contacts they tried for the first film. Fine. Let’s change his eyes — and his mother’s eyes, which are constantly compared to his — to blue. Fast-forward to the eighth film…Lily’s eyes are brown. Yes, I’m still angry about this.
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