10 Movie Mistakes That Became Canon

[@robotshaveiteasy9459]

So about half of this list is "film mistakes that are canon because they aren't actually mistakes the audience just thought they were"

[@michaelcaboose8685]

To be fair, armchair critics need a big check on their entitlement.

[@GoblinArmyInYourWalls]

@@michaelcaboose8685 but it still doesn't fit the title at all.

[@madaemon]

@@michaelcaboose8685 Yet the title implies the armchair critics were right about everything, and the filmmakers had to retcon and explain away mistakes after the fact.

[@GrandArchPriestOfTheAlgorithm]

That's disappointing, especially when it comes to The Shining that have moving furniture in the background that you could takes as a sign of the hotel being haunted.

[@texmexmaster]

Shutter Island - the glass is not visible while she’s drinking because Teddy is afraid of water. After she consumes all the liquid, he is now able to see the empty glass (sans water). Not a mistake at all. Sorry guys.

[@xenibyte5898]

But what about just after as she was leaving the glass was then half full/empty? That would then be a continuity error.

[@lukeshioshio]

​@@xenibyte5898 not a reliable narrator so continuity error maybe but maybe not

[@christianZaal]

If you ever read 2001 by Arthur C Clark you'll discover that HAL was programmed to deliberately lose 1/3 of the time he played. This is because he could easily win every game, but doing so would not provide any entertainment for the crew. He loses because he isn't programmed to play like a human, he's programmed to perform a function (entertainment). This foreshadows the big reveal later in the book in that he is programmed to believe the crew are expendable, the mission is not. He does not become a threat to the crew until they start interfering with the mission. In both cases, HAL is still operating within his core programming. But in both cases a casual observer would mistake what he is doing.

[@gregoryblair9810]

In Star Trek, the woman wasn't an extra but someone who left her car near filming before it was closed off. She agreed and they paid her as an extra after the fact.

[@jessiehogue.]

That is... actually hilarious.

[@JosephDawson1986]

How does anyone think that a movie directed by Stanley Kubrick based on a Stephen King novel think that the spacial inconsistencies are accidental? If I remember correctly the multiple doors and larger than should be interior are a key backdrop to the story in that the hotel itself is basically a ghost. Its like the movie Rose Red the interior of the house changes and sometimes so does the exterior.

[@thesonofdormammu5475]

I always assumed the water glass and anything else in Shutter Island were subtle clues about Teddy's sanity.

[@Bapuji42]

They are. This video is horse caca.

[@AdamDMurray]

Rocky’s poster above the ring in the first film is wrong. Rocky wears white shorts, red trim, but the banner has red shorts, white trim. That was totally a mistake by the designers and printers. Stallone also rolled with it like the baggy gown and wrote a line where he complained to the promotor about it

[@joewilson3393]

In the book, Hal is a bit of a tragic character. The whole reason he tries to kill them is because of the conflict given to him by command. He is given two orders he cannot obey at the same time but cannot refuse.

[@dragolance]

What orders?

[@0532MOET]

I'm guessing Kubrick screwed up again

[@josephlowes5051]

@@dragolance In the Novel, Mission Command gave Hal two contradictory orders. The first order was to report all findings immediately to the crew and the second order was to not tell the crew the true purpose of the mission. Hal could not report his findings to the crew without exposing the true nature of the mission but could not withhold the findings to keep the crew from finding out the true nature of the mission without disobeying the first order. So Hal came to the logical conclusion of murdering the crew, so he would not have to lie to them.

[@dragolance]

@@josephlowes5051 ok .. seems extreme. But why not give vague info instead

[@adamgreenspan4988]

Guess they should have ordered him not to kill the crew

[@homerman76]

The first one is one I always kind of figured, despite not knowing much of anything about music, just because she just came off as the kind of character who would insist on being right about something when they're clearly wrong.

[@SeasideDetective2]

And it's not the only time she's wrong. She also insists that "Loompaland" is not a real country, when, within the film's fictional world, it obviously is.

[@ejay1118]

Given the Willy Wonka one, maybe a list of mistakes that weren't really mistakes!

[@alm2187]

Just about qualifies as meta, @@SeasideDetective2

[@Spartakill198]

I'm not sure if this counts, but in Return of the Jedi, when Luke kicks Boba Fett, completely visually whiffs, and the Boba Fett goes flying anyway, and the community going on to call it a force kick

[@llic0307]

@@justincoleman3805 but you understood

[@shanerasmussen5225]

He used the force.

[@TheRockinDonkey]

@@justincoleman3805 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, There. Use as many as you need. Place them where you like.

[@hostileX7]

@@thevoid6818 you,re joking' right?

[@jossypoo]

Lol how about 'force run' for the same reason?

[@kellyl13]

I'm not the most observant person, especially when watching movies. In college, when my roommates and I were watching The Village, I exclaimed "What the hell?!" when the Jeep drove by, and then my friend was like "Did you not notice the color photos beforehand?", lol.

[@HayBea]

Narrator: Lando pronounces Han's name wrong Also narrator: Rack-mini-off

[@xianartman]

I was curious if you would include the trouble Jaws had with actually producing the titular shark until late in the movie. This being a result of a long struggle with the animitronic monster delaying and limiting actual screen time. Even to the point of not appearing at all for the first fatality. The skinny dipping woman was actually grabbed by crew and moved about and pulled under to simulate the beast. All this playing and enhancing the suspense and building the epic effect of the film.

[@alm2187]

Like with some entries on this list, how would that be canon? There's a premise or fan theory that it's in the shark's nature to avoid eye-lines until later when he's being hunted? Just analyzing semantics, here. 🤗 Maybe all these would fit better if they changed the last word of the title. Withholding the reveal of the shark became significant, or we might say artful, or (for two words) dramatically effective. 🦈

[@herbhungry7565]

Also its such a covered story already that it is almost wasted breath for them to tell it for a 5th or 6th time potentially on this channel alone...

[@skkahl3400]

I still get the feeling that I'm the only person who loved The Village.

[@SorenPenrose]

Well that makes 2 people…you and the director Sorry I actually haven’t seen it but I hate him so much because of Avatar

[@skkahl3400]

@@SorenPenrose I understand that completely. That was a travesty.

[@theoriginalThud]

It’s not my favorite of his but I like it a lot too. I think the tone changes and becomes more sad and emotional when you watch it again. The acting was solid and I love the soundtrack.

[@sterlling1]

I liked it

[@Wednesdaywoe1975]

No, I loved it. It's a beautiful story.

[@johnm1008]

I remember watching The Village for the first time when it came out and having zero idea what the plot twist was. I didn't notice the period incorrect times but then I saw "the monster" for the first time, down the hatch in the floor of the tree house, I laughed and laughed and laughed. I didn't guess the extent of what was happening but it was the first time I had ever figured out a plot twist.

[@jasondalton1980]

an obvs mistake that became canon is the stormtrooper's head bash on ANH. it was a mistake at the time, but then we saw Django Fett reproduce it in the prequels

[@MrBradBull]

I'm not 100% sure WhatCulture knows what a mistake is

[@AldWitch]

What's that movie where the guy can't pronounce Rachmaninov properly?

[@taggartjs]

Oh, you beat me to it! 😂

[@MonteaNoLipton]

I thought he said rap video at first 🤣

[@mwn3d_]

Also Kubrick!

[@TheLegoStar]

Came here to say exactly that!!! She just said it in the clip… just repeat what she said!!!

[@crowsarecool3544]

The nice guys

[@benjaminolson7206]

To me the much more striking canonizing of a mistake in the Solo movie is finally bringing to film a version of the expanded universe idea that there is a dangerous black-hole cluster near Kessel, which one can shortcut through, all just to explain why someone would brag, as Han does in the original film, about making the Kessel Run in less than 12 parsecs, which was an error of thinking parsecs were a unit of speed or time rather than of distance.

[@mick9797]

I wonder if just maybe Kubrick was not the attention to detail genius we all give him a pass for. Later on was like, "oh crap, messed that up. Meh. People will just assume it was intentional."

[@dresdnhope]

It's intentional and it's typical for movies shot on a sound stage with limited space. Because it's Kubrick and a supernatural story people think it's meaningful choice.

[@ultimateninjaboi]

Nah. I think all the first-hand accounts of his obsession with getting shots right speaks to him actually being hyper-focused on details

[@lurkerrekrul]

Willy Wonka - I didn't know where that piece of music was from, but if I had, and I had known that she was wrong, I would have just assumed that she was a typical know-it-all who confidently blurts out "facts" that are clearly wrong.

[@kandipiatkowski8589]

Yeah, also when Wonka was telling the story of how he found and hired the Oompa Loompas, and she says there's no such thing as [the country he mentioned]....simply because she is a teacher.

[@andrewmurray1550]

@@kandipiatkowski8589 specifically a teacher of Geography....so she has a valid point.

[@andrewleah1983]

She’d be having her own KZbin channel nowadays.

[@lurkerrekrul]

@@andrewleah1983 Or be a politician.

[@SilverSpectre266]

I only ever saw the shining as a kid so needless to say I never paid much attention to the background, but after seeing the scenes in the clips Im almost convinced he used completely different locations for each shot. Some shots look like they could be a hotel, while some look like they could straight up be a normal house like 3:16

[@Bapuji42]

It's done all the time. For instance the interiors of the Whites' house on Breaking Bad are on a stage, not in the house you see from the outside.

[@jrad410]

This entire video could be done on the Star Wars franchise lol

[@thisisthisis542]

@@justincoleman3805 such as?

[@jonbondMPG]

Has to be said Wednesday Addams would own any Jedi...

[@paulvinhas3523]

hal didn't cheat but his human counterpart didn't notice, So no one checked to see if hal was working within normal parameters.

[@Genemon123]

The funny thing about the Han thing is that George Lucas says it that way

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

Rocky's wrong colour pants were "written into canon" too. These were not movie mistakes, but were decisive decisions made on the fly during production, making them deliberate. Most of the things on this list weren't mistakes at all.

[@wolf-bass]

RACK-minnie-off? And SHE doesn’t know her music?

[@keernhaslem1845]

There are many physics errors in “Gravity.” The one that makes it unwatchable for me occurs when George Clooney’s character reaches the end of a rope and Sandra Bullock’s has to let him drift off into space. Anyone who has fired a tethered spear underwater knows that the spear recoils when the line goes taught. In zero gravity he would have bounced right back to her.

[@narsil1984]

I find it hilarious that anybody would point out 1950s building materials in a (supposedly) 19th century movie considering most somewhat popular history based movies are FULL of glaring anachronisms off by often hundreds of years. Renaissance swords in medieval movies anybody? :P

[@Reggie2000]

The blonde girl camper in Addams Family 2, is a girl scout in Addams Family 1.

[@TheHumanPurpleTape]

Krumholtz throwing the arrow down is improv gold.

[@matthewardill4297]

Good grief, stuff like the complaints around Shutter Island make me feel some people simply shouldn't watch films.

[@frednich9603]

Wait just a flipping minute. How the F*** did you just pronounce Rachmaninoff? Good God man

[@randomlibra]

Came to ask the same thing. That was name murder lol

[@christianboehlefeld5168]

There is always at least one in every WhatCulture video, they have to be doing on purpose as a troll.

[@the_unrepentant_anarchist.]

Not as a troll, but as a way of pushing the algorithm by people commenting about the 'mistake'. 🍄

[@HighHeelKnight]

The Death Star exhaust port is NOT a damn plot hole! I don't hear anybody claiming all the walkways and planks without hand railings are plot holes. I don't hear the tractor beam controls being placed above a miles deep canyon being labeled a plot hole. I don't hear anyone crying about the enemy base in Top Gun: Maverick being a plot hole, despite the film being a near carbon copy of Star Wars. And yet, people think a small exhaust port -- which is something made to expell heat and residue as SWIFTLY AS POSSIBLE -- that leads from the surface to the core is a plot hole. WAZUPWITDAT!? 🙅 Furthermore, the movie stated that The Death Star was made to find of large armada vessels, "otherwise they'd have a tighter defense." Remember, the space station is the size of a small moon. A group for starfighters attacking the Death Star would be the size equivalent of attacking The Pentagon with a group of toy RC planes. Further furthermore, Luke and Wedge were the only people of the Rebel squadron that survived the attack after Darth Vader and his pilots joined the battle. Wedge survived because his craft was rendered a non-threat. Luke survived because Hangman - excuse me - Han Solo returned to help. In other words, The Death Star's secondary TIE fighter defense would have also protected the space station from the design flaw. Further further furthermore, only Luke and his connection to the Force could have made the critical shot. NEWS FLASH! Military weaponry is rarely able to make precision hits. Even in our real world 21st technology, combat arms often don't strike with pinpoint accuracy. "That's impossible, even for a computer." It wasn't a lack of confidence that made the pilot say that. The starfighters' weapons were not so accurate, just like in the real world. Remember, another Rebel pilot had a clear shot before Luke, but he missed. Only Luke achieved the 1 in a million shot. Long story shorter, The Death Star has a bunch of architectural foolishness throughout the facility, so you have to either accept all of them or reject all of them. The exhaust port was very tiny as compared to the size of the station. An exhaustive system should have as few twists and turns as possible, so it makes sense that the column would be a straight path. The chance of a starfighter reach the target was low, and the chance of hitting the target was nearly impossible. The good guys barely succeeded because the mission was so dire. NOT... A... PLOT...HOLE!!!! 😡😡😡😡

[@DW3010]

Really bothers you doesn’t it?

[@calebfuller4713]

I have to agree. It was a gigantic space station, considered an amazing feat of engineering even in the Star Wars universe, that would be incredibly complicated and no doubt containing many design compromises. Yet, equipped with a complete set of engineering plans that the rebels analyzed in detail, that small exhaust port was the only real weakness they could find. And the only reason they succeeded was that they had the son of someone with a "midichlorian count ... off the charts" and who had managed to get a bit of training from the last remaining Jedi. Real world military equipment that is much simpler in design often turns out to have bigger weaknesses that ordinary soldiers learn to exploit.

[@HighHeelKnight]

@@DW3010 Yes. Very, very much.

[@SB992REBORN]

@@HighHeelKnight Happy that this was intentially made as a last resort for Galen Erso to bring the station down.

[@thewhitewolf58]

I like shutter islands story but at the same time i do feel its one of those "twist for the sake of a twist" that hollywood thinks they have a 200iq for. He acts so nutty that you see the twist before its revealed.

[@jamalvargas6146]

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[@kareneastman9695]

I like Shutter Island a lot.🙂Great movie mistakes.🙂

[@jezeusbryce5332]

“Disorienting.” 👍🏻

[@elizabethw.6154]

My favorite one not mentioned in this list is from boondock saints. The Russian bar fight scene in the beginning where there's an obvious audio to scene cut error about an insult including an "egg". It's an amusing bit loved by many fans of the movie.

[@rojoshow13]

You're short changing us with some of these. There was more you could have mentioned about the baggy robe in Rocky. Go to Rocky 2 and when he's going to the ring he mentions to Mickey that he loves the new robe because the other one was too baggy. I always assumed that since Rocky couldn't afford a robe he had to use whatever he had. Possibly the meat packing place bought it as part of the advertising arrangement Paulie made.

[@jinxie712]

I remember seeing something where they explained the Han name mispronunciation. George told actors to say some however they wanted. I think someone asked how you would say Leia’s name. That’s why you also get Lay-ya and Lee-ya.

[@dustinguidroz6040]

I call BS on the overlook hotel being part of Kubrick’s design. I think that he actually messed up, and everyone thinks that he is so perfect that they just go along with it. Maybe Kubrick was too busy TORTURING his actors to notice.

[@gregbasore2108]

The whole "Kubrik is such a genius he couldn't possibly have made a mistake" thing is so tiring. He wasn't some godlike super genius, he was a regular guy. Hell, the reason he left out the original ending to A Clock Work Orange is because he didn't read the original British version until production had begun and he mistakenly assumed it was a forced ending added at the insistence of Burgess's publishers.

[@dresdnhope]

He did it on purpose, but the purpose was to fit everything within the limited space he had on a soundstage. Nothing more, nothing less.

[@dustinguidroz6040]

@@dresdnhope maybe that is what he wants us to think that way his perfect reputation stays intact. We gave him a free out, and he took it.

[@astroturfmatador9119]

Rocky: Who is "Stillvester Stallone"?

[@jerseyforhawks]

for the millionth time, Kubrick did that on PURPOSE.

[@jossypoo]

For the first time, Josh very much MENTIONED that it likely wasn't a mistake, but intentional. Did you get angry before you finished the segment?

[@piledrive]

Lol mad much?

[@alm2187]

Vid doesn't even get specific. Shows the carpet but not the way the pattern inverts... Includes mention of the hotel layout but doesn't show the window out of the manager's office... 🪟 And isn't there a television with a program on while it's unplugged? 📺

[@MyFrogEatsPeople]

That's crazy, yo. I wish the video had clarified exactly that in the video at 3:05...

[@gregbasore2108]

If the film makers meant to do that, then they weren't mistakes.

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

Rocky's robe and trunks were not mistakes, but decisive decisions made on the fly. The same thing occurred regarding the glass tabletop break in Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels.

[@mkdrivingzone]

The Voyage Home extra wasn't even meant to be an extra. Production had blocked her car in as she couldn't leave for an appointment. So as an apology she was given a walk on part. And yes, wasn't meant to speak, so they had to quick get her union membership due her speaking in a film.

[@hendrixlynch5918]

So the very first thing in this list isn’t a mistake. I’m done with this list.

[@c.johnweir182]

Good piece of movie knowledge. Thanx!

[@0megacron]

You included the Star Wars franchise but didn't use the most famous example of all? In the original movie, the blooper where the stormtrooper bumped his head on the door was later made canon by showing that the clone template, Jango Fett, had the same clumsy habit with low doors.

[@dmreichman100]

One of my all time pet peeves in movie making is in Tombstone. Doc Holliday responds to Johnny Ringo's dare "Doesn't anyone have the guts to play for blood" with "I'm HERE, huckleberry, and that's just my game". He doesn't say "Im your huckleberry" nor does he say "Ill be your huckleberry". Both of those are ridiculous and neither answers the question. He's not referring to himself as huckleberry, an otherwise trash berry (in the 1800s). He's calling Ringo a huckleberry, trashing up his street.

[@bertellijustin6376]

Huh?!? I literally just checked this and nah fam he says “I’m your huckleberry”. You’re confusing the script with the movie. The script is based off of a book written in 1929 and THERE they use the words you thought you heard in the movie. Kilmer made the change during filming Adlib and they rolled with it. Good thing too, it’s actually closer to the meaning of the word as it was used at the time.

[@danzjewla]

What about the “head bump” in Star Wars that lucas gave a sound to when he revamped the movie later on

[@rome8180]

This video should be called "10 Supposed Movie Mistakes That Were Actually Deliberate" or something like that. Your title makes it sound like they were legitimate mistakes, and that explanations were made to fit them into the story later. But most of them were just misunderstood by audiences.

[@studogable]

FWIW, I could spot the "twist" in The Village about ten minutes in. I'm amazed that anyone didn't get it by at least the halfway point.

[@jb888888888]

Rocky's giant portrait's trunks being wrong was similarly a gaffe by the prop department they wrote in because it would cost too much to fix it.

[@invisiblewizard2538]

In Gravity, lots of inattentive people think that George Clooney's character needlessly lets go, thinking that he and Bullock's character have come to a halt, tangled up in the parachute. The argument goes like "Stupid film makers! There's no gravity, so he doesn't need to let go!" But if you look carefully at the preceding wide shot, and the reflection in Clooney's helmet visor (CGI added in post, so definitely deliberate), the pair are still moving, stretching out the parachute - and Clooney's character think the chute can hold one of them, but not both. Certain folk at WhatCulture may even be included in the "inattentive people" category... ;)

[@CaesiusX]

With an entire galaxy of places and cultures, our heroes wear virtually the same clothes for 40 years. 🤦🏼‍♂️ That really annoys me. I was particularly bother by *Lando* and _his capes.¹_ Even as I watched that character for the very first time at age 13 in 1980, my impression was that he dressed like an _administrator of a mining operation._ And if one were to go back in time to see *Lando* in his youth, he'd be dressed differently. ··•●✺●•·· ¹ ─ Don't even get me started with the 50 or so years of wearing that yellow shirt (with perhaps a brief respit while on Bespin).🙄

[@vinnyford5834]

The reason you don't see the glass of water in the shutter island scene is because when she drinks we are looking at it from the perspective of Teddy Daniels who has an aversion to water. His brain blocks this out. When it's placed back on the table we are looking at it from the female impacts perspective and that's why we can see it.

[@bamberlamb6512]

The reason I didn't see it was because I thought the film was shite and I'd worked out what the ending was after about ten minutes, so I just stopped watching.

[@vinnyford5834]

@@bamberlamb6512 also pigs can fly and governments never lie

[@bamberlamb6512]

@@vinnyford5834 Are you saying that you doubt the veracity of my previous statement? Because I really didn't think it was a good film at all.

[@vinnyford5834]

@@bamberlamb6512 I have no doubt you didn't enjoy the film but I am highly suspicious of your claim you correctly predicted the ending.

[@bamberlamb6512]

@@vinnyford5834 Really? I may have watched a bit more than ten minutes of the film, but to me the ending was clearly signposted from a mile away

[@whooshwhoosh]

Love that it Solo Han approaches Lando and purposely mispronounces his name as to make fun of it, and maybe to lower Landos expectations of him, only for it to backfire and have his new lifelong friend say Hans name wrong forever

[@erictaylor5462]

6:30 Actually, that extra was trying to get a SAG card, and if she had a line in the movie, she would get one.

[@e.g.9823]

"Terminator 2" never establishing the year of the movie being 1997-98 until "Terminator: Dark Fate".

[@DW3010]

Does dark fate really say terminator 2 happened in 1997/1998? That’s pretty much a pothole in itself, because the original judgment day was August 29, 1997. So terminator 2 cannot be happening in 1998.

[@willsweird]

"The child actor playing Joel. Dude. Put some respect on David Krumholtz' name. That's Santa's Number 1 elf you're talking about.

[@EvanYoungMusic]

It’s pronounced “rock mon ee noff”

[@frednich9603]

That was painful and laughable at the same time

[@andrewmurray1550]

RACK MAN IN OFF not RACK MAN EE OFF

[@EvanYoungMusic]

@@andrewmurray1550 naw man.

[@robby1816]

I don't think I've ever heard HAL referred to as "a little rascal". Understatement much?

[@richardmahon2060]

A lot of these aren't cannon, a lot of people believe so and so isn't cannon.

[@vwgirl]

It's a myth that Kurbrick didn't make mistakes. People have talked themselves into thinking he was perfect, and any mistakes were intentional.

[@Forbes780]

Kubrick was a master a chess as a kid, It was definitely intentional

[@nathancook8903]

Star wars still hasn't explained why that one guy (and at times C380) called princess Leia (Lay-ah) like princess Leah (lee-ah) in episode 4

[@sandrafaith]

The Overlook Hotel is just the spiritual predecessor of the house from _House of Leaves_ 😉

[@christophersautter1595]

Had a buddy figure out the "Village" thing because of the windows and tell us it must be modern day in like the first ten minutes. Lol

[@Cuckoorex]

Speaking of wonky chess scenes; did the chess consultant for 2001 also do work for Carpenter's The Thing?

[@RyanCoomer]

I work at water zoo in San Diego. I train the dolphins and to do tricks sometime when they are good I will feed them fried chicken

[@stackstheripper3056]

Di they like it regular or extra crispy?

[@hostileX7]

I do the same thing with your mom.

[@JeffCreates]

A bit of an insult to just label David Krumholtz as “the actor”.

[@Serioussmile51]

The entire Star Wars pre-qual movies were a huge mistake that became canon.

[@gerarddip]

Among us

[@zacharycunningham1789]

Does frequent mispronunciation make something cannon? If so-though I love them all-the WC crew have made a lot of verbal cannon. Josh, Garret, Andy H, so, so many more. It’s pronounced raak-MAA-nuh-naff. Please, you magnificent bastards, please look up the names that you aren’t familiar with to make sure you’re pronouncing them correctly! Also, love you all at WC!

[@MikeEPerez]

LOL... I was *just* wondering how long a video based on all the times WC has butchered a name would be!

[@thatjeff7550]

Roughly half of these aren't mistakes. They're just scenes folks didn't understand what the director was doing. One or two were an ad lib.

[@lordchaos2012]

i figured out the end to The Village early on, because of the period inaccuracies.

[@stephenolan5539]

I figured it halfway through the second trailer. I think a lot of people haven't watched many shows like Twilight Zone.

[@thequinn8737]

I love how most of these aren’t mistakes later made canon and ya STILL didn’t put the trooper slamming his head on the door in a New Hope. Later made canon via episode 2 when jango bumped his head. But it’s understandable StarWars isn’t that popular nor that scene 💀🤣

[@patrickgivens4900]

The village synopsis ruined the movie without requiring you watch it. The very first sentence was, "A seemingly 18th century village..." rofl

[@ShovelingJedi]

Well done guys

[@unck42]

Han and Lando play Sabaack which is pronounced as Subock. I might be snooty.

[@MattAndImprov]

But the biggest mistake of all was saying orientating instead of orienting and disorientating instead of disorienting.

[@monabailey3093]

I thought Ms. Teevee was just being sarcastic.

[@neilsharp4989]

Most of these aren’t mistakes but purposefully thought out. Ultimate clickbate.

[@Thrythlind]

Lord of the Rings and the whole "why didn't they take the Eagles" nonsense.

[@kevinr.3542]

What is an example of one of the meaningless doors in The Shining that leads nowhere? I've heard this mentioned before but never see any examples

[@sanddagger36]

this is more of a "intentional mistakes" list.

[@mikeywood1516]

Literally none of these were "mistakes".

[@vladtepes97]

seems that, apart from the star trek extra, none of these was a mistake. misnamed video.

[@napalmsanctuaryx4129]

Actually it's not uncommon for people to mispronounce names for whatever reason. For example my dad used to call my friend Mario, Marry-o. Cause that's just how my dad pronounces As and Rs together.

[@sandrafaith]

Sincere question: is he Canadian? Because that seems to be the standard pronunciation for every Canadian I've ever heard say it. Same with Tanya (Tan-yuh instead of Tawn-yuh).

[@napalmsanctuaryx4129]

@sandrafaith No. He was from Tennessee.

[@stephenolan5539]

How else would you pronounce it?

[@stephenolan5539]

​@@napalmsanctuaryx4129 why would you pronounce Tanya as Tonya?

[@napalmsanctuaryx4129]

@@stephenolan5539 I don't think I've ever heard my dad say the name "Tanya"

[@keenansmith82]

The glass that wasn't there. The point was that it's a prison of your mind. Your brain makes it real

[@All5Horizons]

I don’t buy the Willy Wonka one. The “joke” doesn’t work if the audience can’t detect it. That was clearly a mistake that they retroactively tried to brush off as what they intended.

[@medafan53]

No mention of the Stormtrooper hitting his head?

[@MattDoyleMusicOhio]

In Rocky 2 doesnt he also make a comment about his new robe fitting better?

[@rome8180]

It's "Rachmaninoff," not "Rachminioff" or whatever you said. And yeah, it's pretty obvious that Mrs. Teevee misidentifying it was a deliberate joke.

[@elliotspencer5300]

3 in the morning and watching: this crap, the 'mistakes' are bust pathetically small.

[@Tarthalas]

The shining hotel is not normal, he did it on purpose

[@kristinpepper2348]

The Shutter Island water glass scene wasn't a mistake lmao... it was on purpose to show Leo's characters' relationship with water which is one of the most important aspects in the film. You think they had the character mistakenly raise and empty hand to sip from a non existent glass? Are you insane? You gotta a least try a little in these videos dude

[@Bapuji42]

yeah he might also want to know that it's Rachmaninoff not Rachmanioff

[@logenkangiesser5880]

They called it a “mistake” and specifically state they believe it was on purpose.

[@allendean8317]

I hate when people use "lmao" ironically. It's not creative. Or was that a mistake you made?

[@wouterventer4732]

What triggers me in Star Wars is that you have space travel technological advances and and and. But it seems the Jedi main weapon did not evolve in all those years.

[@kevinsmarts9953]

You say all those years, but it happened a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away. Its quite possible that their technology developed at different rates than our own.

[@jymbo1969]

The original lightsabers had a power pack connected by a cable. Also... they are magic swords.

[@danwalsh6621]

Star trex 4 the voyace home ? Lol