When Movie Scenes Were Completely Ruined by Extras

[@crossstitchmatches]

Extra: *gets kicked in the crotch by a horse* Some youtuber: "you ruined this scene!"

[@Accrovideogames]

The bad extra in this case is the horse.

[@J.J.J.J.J.J.J]

I'm glad he showed it. Was hilarious. Scenes like this and like the person with the fly unzipped might be incongruous with the feeling in the scene that they are to create, but they are realistic and hilarious.

[@Aivottaja]

I just hope the poor guy wasn't permanently injured.

[@Radonatos]

If anything, the extra saved the scene by staying in character and not screaming for a medic.

[@Prince_Sheogorath]

​@@J.J.J.J.J.J.J dangerous injuries to the groin are not funny. Males getting their health and well being harmed is not funny. Grow up, you cruel fool.

[@TheGabe82]

The Airplane lady tossing the baby I think was meant to be. It was a slap stick comedy so it makes sense in a weird way! At it's hilarious every time I watch it!

[@Someone-tn8ur]

I agree. It fits perfectly with the genre.

[@RoverIAC]

it's a fantastic gag. comedy gold.

[@Sweetlyfe]

Yes it was totally meant to be like that. I remembered laughing my head off when she threw her baby.

[@MacXpert74]

Yes I was thinking that too. I don't know if it was planned, but it certainly makes sense in the context of everything being absurd in the movie!

[@juliomartinez2647]

Yes, it´s completely intentional

[@ebinrock]

Of all these, there's absolutely nothing wrong with the guy yelling out, "Ghostbusters, all right!" It totally fits with the rest of the crowd's enthusiasm.

[@RoverIAC]

it's less about good/bad it more about an extra being a stand out. And sure, it totally fits the scene.

[@niemann3942]

And as someone pointed out below -- they don't actually record crowd noise live when filming extras. That line would have been dubbed later. As I just wrote above, another indication that the "superior" know-it-alls who make these kind of videos don't actually know what they're talking about.

[@CineBrosSupreme]

​@niemann3942 Yep, and additionally, extras aren't allowed to speak on film, because the production will then be forced to pay them more.

[@ebinrock]

@@CineBrosSupreme Unless they're a featured extra, right?

[@Banana_Split_Cream_Buns]

I remember that guy as a kid because he looked weird. And he teleported from one side of the road to the other.

[@anthonyfaiell3263]

0:55 The avengers scene honestly that extra you claimed "ruined" the scene was the only extra that was doing the right thing. Director says "run like your life depends on it." And all the other extras are just jogging. Girl in blue striped shirt, you have my respect. You clearly understood the mission. Everyone else didn't.

[@akiraic]

i mean, a hell hole opens up in the sky and humongous space critters start pouring out? I'll be running right next to her!

[@goodsummer909]

Hey stuntwoman here the Batman scene wasn’t an extra, it was a stuntman. He was deliberately told to fall in that as if he got shot when they were fighting over the gun. The editors forgot to put the sound effect and VFX in. He did his job right. I have friends that know him and exactly what was said for that take. Someone else didn’t do their job.

[@jacobpeters5458]

suuuuure, we found the stuntmant's KZbin guys !

[@nwicconsultants6640]

I believe you......thanks for the info!

[@niemann3942]

Another indication that the know-it-alls who make these kind of videos don't actually know much about film production -- including the fact that a production would never have just any extra in the middle of an intense fight scene, but only a carefully choreographed, trained stuntperson.

[@Durwood71]

@@jacobpeters5458 I don't know if this is true, but it's plausible.

[@ricksaburai]

@@Durwood71 in fact _more plausible_ than an extra simply falling over on his own.

[@flyingdics1]

I can't believe that I never noticed that these scenes were completely ruined.

[@whitedevil2]

ha. sarcasm.

[@Earthneedsado-over177]

Rue eened!

[@MacXpert74]

Right, non of them are 'ruined' 😂

[@Skank_and_Gutterboy]

No doubt. I've seen a few extras that caught my eye and me going, "Er, what?" But to say that a scene was ruined because of it? No way. I can't cite a single scene that I thought was ruined by an extra. If that's the case, the movie is probably a complete piece of garbage anyway.

[@nothabad]

@@Earthneedsado-over177 Why are you saying it like that?

[@pingwhen1]

always enjoy your videos, but if you think the lady throwing a baby ruins airplane of all movies you have completely missed the point.

[@gafrers]

Was about to say that.

[@phuQguys]

He’s never seen the movie

[@StevenBanks123]

Absolutely. She was probably following directions.

[@Maple_Extract]

Wouldn't be surprised if that was scripted lol

[@JMReid1220]

And that being your "favorite scene" makes me question your judgement

[@l_Live_In_Oregon]

I do not think you know what the words "completely and ruined" mean or how to use them in a sentence.

[@user-os7ec4dm8x]

Or that Airplane is actually a parody movie of the Airport disaster movies and the baby scene was clearly intentional.

[@MythosMirror]

That's because this entire thing is AI generated. The script is clearly AI generated and I'm 90% sure the narration is also elevenlabs.

[@Tiax776]

Because this is just a bot channel. It's just a bot voice-over.

[@chaineduprofesseurcharbonn7953]

These titles are meant for you to say “hold on, that’s not right” and write a comment. That is called “engagement”. Engagement is a type of lube that makes the algorithm’s penny-filled dick cum more often. 🎉

[@ncochran01]

I concur, I never noticed the guy in jaws, the dog being thrown in the ocean

[@jasonrogers1576]

Ruined? That's a bit of an exaggeration. How were these scenes ruined? Most people never even noticed most of these before they were pointed out. I think you and I have different definitions of what "ruined" means. Thumbs down.

[@jacobpeters5458]

yeah most of these weren't Gladiator "guy in jeans" style ruins

[@timg1246]

Some of them were down right intentional by the script writers. Still, the clips were worth watching. Donald Pleasance wrangling the cat was comedy gold.

[@kage-]

Clickbait

[@Puschit1]

You watched the clip and even left a comment, that's all that counts. You even generated more traffic by prompting others to reply to you.

[@blacklight4720]

Clickbait. I always press "Don't recommend me this channel again". That's the only way I can think of punishing a channel which uses clickbaits.

[@Fan-lq6uv]

2:10 the boy pointing to his crotch, that was intentional but not prank or such. His mother was in the studio behind camera and crew, and he was supposed to give her signal if he needed to use the toilet. This scene was overlooked when the film was made final with his finger pointing still in it.

[@ebinrock]

@@Fan-lq6uv I'm not one usually in favor of digital alteration of movies (looking at you, Star Wars Original Trilogy), but I would call for an exception in this case. Either Zemeckis or his script supervisor really didn't catch the background action, or Zemeckis let it go b/c of Christopher Lloyd's good performance in that take. Even if the boy's gestures were innocent and about going to the bathroom though, it's still a bad look.

[@zydration3538]

Is "crotch" being used in place of "hip" for any particular reason or just for fun? Also looking for where pointing happens...

[@c0ldc0ne]

@@zydration3538 2:08 and 2:14: that was definitely not his hip.

[@sznxiv]

He kinda looks like he's winking

[@jennifermarie3158]

@@zydration3538 Look again maybe

[@shavinmccrotch9435]

You can’t ruin a Hulk Hogan movie. They come pre-ruined.

[@molynsi_]

"pre-ruined" 😂

[@Reggie2000]

Hulk, we need you to act more convincingly. That doesn't work for me, brother

[@moaningpheromones]

@@molynsi_ ah man, don't ruin it for me. eez ok, deez film pre-ruined for your convenience.

[@nwicconsultants6640]

ouch.........the truth really stings!

[@JohnnyUtah-71]

@@nwicconsultants6640 With a man performing "an odd act" at that. LOL!

[@WeirdVideoGames]

The guy in Goodfellas wasn't looking at the camera. Hilariously, what made him stand out was that he was very obviously looking everywhere but the camera. He was so focused on not looking at the camera that he managed to look completely unnatural.

[@niemann3942]

I was going to say the same thing. No, he does NOT look directly into the camera. He just doesn't.

[@nealorr5086]

Disagree about the Goodfellas extra. Simply looks like he's thinking about something, maybe calling the waitress over.

[@WeirdVideoGames]

​@@nealorr5086The clip shown here doesn't do it justice. You have to watch the whole scene. It's blatantly obvious what he's doing.

[@nealorr5086]

@@WeirdVideoGames Ahh, OK. The clip here looks fine. That's basically how I behave if eating out alone. You don't just stare at your food.

[@timothyjholloway]

7:32 Flagged for misleading thumbnail when this bit of Sharon Stone wasn't relevant to an extra in a completely different scene of Total Recall conspicuously shaking a table during the earthquake scene.

[@robertveith6383]

Thank you.

[@jenksmaster]

Thank you, this was the only reason I clicked.

[@mrglide7078]

Boohoo 😭

[@junkface27]

apparently humping a chair = movie like earthquake

[@feelingtardy]

misleading thumbnail, lol. are you new to youtube

[@spencertwoeightyz3383]

some of these made the scenes even better.

[@trhansen3244]

I liked the one where the kid was about to throw a football and fell on bike. It looked real, too.

[@Lincolntowncoupe]

Can you really call the Airplane scene ruined? I wouldn't be surprised if throwing the baby was in the script.

[@josemadrid2913]

Exactly what I thought

[@davidcox3076]

Even if it wasn't scripted, the director would have surely left it in.

[@DanakarEndeel]

Woman: "Screw this, I'll just make another one!" :P

[@wombat5534]

I remember the flying baby and thought it was scripted, since it fit with the movies humor perfectly lol!

[@ij8580]

If it wasn't scripted, it ought to have been!

[@insufficientrussophobia]

The guy in the Ghostbusters isn't a blooper. He stood out and fit perfectly to the emotion of the scene.

[@Tangent360]

I'd bet money that the extra was told to throw the baby in the scene in Airplane; it's totally on-brand for that movie. Fun fact about that "ice cream machine" in Empire Strikes Back: First, take this scene that got to be well-known. Then add a dash of a viral video where a parent is trying to teach her toddler how to say "ice cream" and the kid keeps saying "kamtono!" instead. Result: John Favreau used that same ice cream machine prop as a type of secure safe called a Kamtono in The Mandalorian.

[@rrmemphis427]

I thought the same thing about Airplane. It was probably intentional!

[@TheListenerCanon]

I can't believe he mentioned the Airplane thing as a mistake. The movie is a parody and everything is illogical. I'm 99% sure that's not even a real baby so they can throw it.

[@ebinrock]

@@Tangent360 Absolutely the extra in Airplane was supposed to throw the "baby". The prop department would not have made (or bought) such an obvious fake baby (doll) if the throw were completely unexpected.

[@keaton718]

The shooting script says: INT. TERMINAL - GATE 35 - NIGHT Nose of Flight 733 CRASHES into terminal, scattering waiting crowd. A woman tosses away her infant child as she runs off.

[@SansoHumar]

This should be called “ things I only noticed as I have way too much time in my hands” As it didn’t do anything to ruin the movies.

[@leew8812]

it sould be called, 'things I farmed from other channels and uploaded my self, but not before I carry out due process'.

[@Cookieboymonster1962]

I've never understood how a stormtrooper hitting his head is a mistake. Why can't people bang their head in a galaxy far, far away? Here on Earth I've done it heaps of times.

[@pgramsey1]

The only mistake was that he didn't yell [expletive deleted] through his storm trooper com system.

[@mkvv5687]

Didn't want copyright issues with Max Headroom.

[@Senjinone]

People do bang their heads: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZCUo6iQjK-cndE

[@paradiselost9946]

@@pgramsey1 nah, i reckon the mistake was to make all the subsequent movies, rather than one following the life and trials of that clumsy stormtrooper...

[@cattysplat]

Well they are supposed to atleast appear intimidating. Imagine if the same thing happened to Darth Vader. The suspension of disbelief is important.

[@ZeroChannelZero]

3:17 The “Ghostbusters alright!” voice is dubbed (pretty poorly). When crowd scenes are filmed with principal dialogue, the background actors are actually miming their shouts. The set is quiet to pick up the dialogue, and random crowd audio is mixed in post. In this case the background actor’s face was so prominent that the audio department tried to dub a voice but you can see it really doesn’t match up. You’ll see this kind of audio mismatch in nearly every movie that has a crowd scene, but it’s particularly bad here.

[@savethezombies]

I know the part but in this video I just hear "Fred" or something like that.

[@thymark]

I needed to smile a lot with the sweeping extras in the background, as I was the one in Iron Sky 2. Yeah, I had to sweep the floor in the background and we had 5 takes. They told me to sweep in the air so that they didn´t need to re-dirt the floor by the next take. So I did.

[@CapnCavMan]

Exactly. Also worked as an extra. There are many instances where sound is an issue. Clapping is another one. You have to do that fake clap and pray you don't actually hit hands and ruin the shot. I also attended many "dances" where you had to dance with no music being played.

[@thymark]

@CapnCavMan nice, and of course 95% of the Day is waiting.

[@CapnCavMan]

@@thymark Yeah, I got really good at playing "Spades" for hours. Other fun things to do were count how many meal penalties you were getting and watching delusional extras believe THIS was going to be the day they were given a line. It sure was fun though. Do you still do it? Or when was your era?

[@thymark]

@@CapnCavMan Nah, I just knowed the guy who wrote the script and I fitted to one of the costumes, so I got to be in. But I learned enough, to be sure, that it will never be something for me.

[@brucesim2003]

Prime Sharon Stone could never ruin a scene.

[@blaker18]

I only clicked on this video because of the thumbnail showing her and I wanted to see what extra I never noticed in the 30 years of watching this scene with her LOL

[@Vortigan07]

@@blaker18 Same!!!

[@JM-cf9xy]

She was really something

[@GeorgeTropicana]

Well she wasn't an extra so what the fuck are you even talking about

[@amajeet]

Sharon Stone 🤤 and me as teen back then

[@theyouth2000]

Actually, some of these unintended shots made the scenes even better. 😂👍 i.e. the paper boy who slipped and fell on his route. 1:47

[@robtk3]

0:47 "... leaving audiences puzzled every time they watch it" EVERY TIME they watch it!? I don't anyone that has watched a Hulk Hogan movie no less watched it more than once.

[@Skeppsvrak]

Well, if they were puzzled the only time they watched it, they were technically puzzled every time. ;)

[@brandonbozarth8095]

Mr. Nanny was ruined before the first scene was shot.

[@marc44444]

by casting hulk hogan?

[@trysometruth]

I was about to say.... some _(some)_ of these flicks really could not have been _'ruined'._

[@mattjek828]

@@marc44444no, he was the only redeeming part of the movie.

[@JLDub]

Buster Poindexter would like a word

[@keaton718]

I remember enjoying it as a kid. I wasn't even into wrestling, I just liked terrible movies. Kids like Skibdity Toilet, so liking Mr. Nanny and a bunch of other awful movies back in the day isn't a stretch.

[@GustavPapillon]

Stop using "completely" when you mean "somewhat", and "ruined" when you mean "improved."

[@RazaXML]

i fixed your title: "I looked up a list of bloopers for movies I never watched, and report them as if it was my own idea"

[@Lumberjack_Linnie]

You mean "I looked up bloopers for movies I never watched and didn't confirm myself if they really are bloopers, and report them as if it was my own idea", because at least the Airplane baby throwing was not one and I'm sure others wouldn't count as well.

[@DOI_ARTS]

2:24 "You want to see the Abyss, I'll show you THE ABYSS" 😂😂😂

[@jeanmartin963]

The scene also works with Star Wars, "You don’t know the power of the dark side !" and then suddenly the tsunami reverses.

[@Durwood71]

That poor cat struggling to get away is hilarious.

[@wishuponastar720]

@Durwood71 😂😂😂

[@niemann3942]

Why wouldn't a cat in a movie be freaked out after an explosion, just like in real life?

[@michaelmeyer2460]

Very unprofessional. That cat probably lied about being a stunt-cat.

[@Durwood71]

@@niemann3942 I didn't say it's unexpected, I said it's hilarious.

[@UkuleleBobbyKemp]

As someone who's worked in the film industry (Sound Dep't.) - this Title should read: '...Completely ruined by Poor, Little or Zero *Direction* being given to Extras...' 🧐

[@niemann3942]

Exactly, like the actor and makeup person being blamed for the trickling blood before the character got shot on the airplane. (And, no, that actor would probably NOT count as an extra, but perhaps a principal actor or stunt man.) No, it's not the makeup person's fault. Films aren't shot sequentially. It's the director and assistant director's fault for filming that shot AFTER the makeup was already applied, and not noticing. And the editors didn't "not notice the mistake". The editors MADE the mistake in choosing to use that shot at that point.

[@UkuleleBobbyKemp]

@@niemann3942 True - but the buck doesn't stop with the editor, (as you'll know). The Director and Producers wudda ok'd the edit... 🙏🏻

[@aaronstielstra6055]

Exactly. Extras direction is rarely supervised enough, and most mistakes are not blameable--except for lack of rehearsals or communication.

[@niemann3942]

@@UkuleleBobbyKemp True.

[@KasumiRINA]

Half of them aren't ruined, some are literally comedy bits like Airplane and Ghostbusters.

[@GaryGoals]

Yes, the man throwing a dog TOTALLY is the reason audiences watching Mr Nanny featuring Hulk Hogan are puzzled

[@P373RV2]

The air sweeping is cause of the potential disturbing noises of a street broom that the highly sensitive microphones may picked up. The extras where pretty shurely advised to sweep like that

[@adriansue8955]

looks goofy i wonder if any propmaster has invented a silent broom that can be swept more naturally>? maybe by changing the bristles for some other material?

[@P373RV2]

@@adriansue8955actually a good idea. Maybe in studios for sitcoms there is stuff like this, bit the examples were all outside, so no props at hand maybe?

[@deansenratz4437]

@@adriansue8955 Agree, there should be a way to do it. I've seen other documentaries about the ways certain props in movies are "faked" (e.g. cloth grocery bags that look like brown paper but they don't rustle, ice cubes that don't clink, etc.) A soft-bristle no-sound broom (starched cloth strips perhaps?) should be an easy thing to do.

[@niemann3942]

Yes. Don't blame the extra for doing his job correctly and what he was supposed to be doing. Blame the cinematographer for not framing the shot right. And the editor and director for not noticing it.

[@kkfoto]

Nah, it has nothing to do with sound but with dust. Sound is added later

[@JJP316]

"Iconic moment"? I don't think so. Just notable. STOP using "iconic" all the time.

[@JazmynnJones]

Then someone will complain about “notable”. Might as well just say what you want.

[@nisselarson3227]

at least he didn't say "literally" when not meaning that. That bugs me every time.

[@SevenEllen]

THANKYOU! Someone else who thinks the same. I'd given anything for people to get a better vocabulary and stop sounding the same everywhere.

[@Wasp_Hunter]

"Airplane!" it's a comedy. I highly doubt that this was unplanned. In those years, people still had the balls to make such jokes and laugh at them.

[@andynystrom1519]

I think you still can. Dead Snow 2 came out in 2014 and there's a scene where an attendant is moving someone in a wheelchair away from zombies but then abandons him in order to outrun them.

[@Hand_Painted_Tie]

0:50 I've rewatched this scene 5 times and have no idea what you're referring to. The guy in the stripped blue shirt is running instead of jogging? So what?

[@Fitz2364]

Thank you! Everyone should be running. He's the only one with any sense.

[@keaton718]

Doesn't match the energy of the whole scene. Look like Sonic dashing past.

[@PeBoVision]

In "Earthquake" (1974), glass falls on an extra with her back to the camera. She turns around to reveal her face covered in blood, and the fragments embedded in her forehead. Unfortunately she tips her head back and the fragments of glass are clearly seen sticking out of her forehead moments before she is actually hit by the glass.

[@marcfruchtman9473]

1 minute in and so far nothing that "ruined" anything. BUT, the good news is that I can safely remove this channel from ever being offered again.

[@mcfly7]

1:09 The dude with the stripes is the only one who seems really scared. All other muppets are jogging instead of sprinting. Nobody jogs when there is a catastrophic event. Director messed up by making them jog.

[@jv-lk7bc]

7:55 not ever staring directly at the camera. what are you guys smoking?

[@mxslick50]

There are multiple cameras used when shooting a movie, so it is entirely possible he was looking into one. I have worked on film sets where there are usually three cameras at all times: A master shot taking in the majority of the scene, and two cameras ("B and C") that do the closeups of actors, etc. Only in rare cases (as in a scene in a limo with two actors I actually slated a few takes of) is there only one camera involved.

[@WarrioroftheWest7]

Considering the feel of the movie Airplane is farcical comedy, I dare say the tossing of the baby was intentional.

[@bluerisk]

2:40 That is a comedy, she was most likely told to yeet the child - and rightfully so.

[@pcf9909]

Yeet LOL

[@jean-fidelethomas7530]

The person running in Avengers understood the assignment tho 😂

[@GardnerLepp]

At 4:00 ... what is similar about kids sitting still at a picnic table, and a samurai getting kicked in the schnutz by a horse?

[@teleportation-b6w]

that guy pulling that guys pants down was the funniest XD

[@SnuffleBlart]

You say ruined scenes, I say made it even better.

[@motnik]

Depending on the audio recording technique, they might have asked the extras with brooms to only pretend to sweep the floor, but not actually touching the ground as the sound of the bristles could've been picked up by the microphone and ruined the audio

[@rubensanchezramirez7028]

Almost none of these scenes was ruined. Unless this video pointed it out, these extras would be almost unnoticeable.

[@RobertBoston-n4d]

You do know Airplane is a comedy, right? That baby toss was intentional..

[@thebookwasbetter3650]

Fans did NOT quickly notice the Star Wars headbump. It went unnoticed for years until the internet came along.

[@jimnfl7134]

unless you are Younger, that head bump has been mentioned a million times and I first heard about it 20 years ago.

[@thebookwasbetter3650]

@jimnfl7134 lol that supports my argument old man! Nobody noticed in the 70s 80s or 90s. I first saw it in the late 90s when it was featured on E entertainment television when they were being reteleased. We all thought it was funny bc we had seen the movie 30 times and never noticed!

[@jimnfl7134]

@@thebookwasbetter3650 guess where i first heard it from? as you mentioned, the internet.

[@Marklglt]

you meant to say" times movie scenes were made better by extras"

[@Veronicat-of4nz]

The title is misleading. There are many scenes which were not ruined even though something unplanned happened and the scenes were intentionally kept. Many other scene can be considered ruined in some sense but what is happening is not very obvious and many if not most viewers will miss the ruining happening in the background. A scene can be considered completely ruined if the action is noticed by most viewers and is completely out of place in the context of the movie. But those kind of scenes rarely make it to the film as they are very very very likely noticed by the director or other people who participate in the making of the film at the moment when the scene is filmed and because of that fact can be filmed again to achieve the desired result of that scene.

[@WhiskeyPlease-xq3ru]

Yes we know. A stormtrooper hits his head.

[@danthemaninfierno]

I'm off to watch Scream 2 😍

[@KRhetor]

How I wish Jane Russell was wearing white in that scene...

[@geoffreygarrett6761]

Yeah you reached.

[@zydration3538]

I guess anything that even approaches a scene being "ruined" will be posted in a later video then?

[@karlozols816]

The stormtrooper scene is hilarious because when he hits his head its like his brain is saying, take over!!🤣😂🤣

[@seancrouse9623]

7:18 Here is another blooper. It's "Admiral" Akbar, not "General" Akbar.

[@rjc_2001]

When youtubers "ruin" a video with poor titling and misidentification of characters.

[@EzzSocialsonly]

​@@rjc_2001 click bait perhaps?

[@jcdf2]

I don't think these scenes were ruined. Most of them added positively to their works. A bit of weird spice often improves the dish.

[@TheDrexxus]

Honestly, the guy pulling the pants down on his buddy during a crisis is incredibly realistic and human. Some people react to stress differently, and some people are so arrogant they don't believe anything bad can actually happen to them. I've seen so many videos of people who are recording things like avalanches and sometimes they're joking and making light of it until it gets REALLY close then it finally occurs to them that they are in actual danger and their tone completely shifts.

[@sandwichninja]

When the cat freaked out he looked really puppety. What a wiener. lol

[@Maple_Extract]

i've been doing a watch thru of Seinfeld, which gets amazingly good but HOLY SHIT the extras got away with murder. Often they just watch and laugh at the main characters like they're watching TV too.

[@poorshad]

6:33 that was the least amount of pain a child endured in the Charlie & the Chocolate Factory movie 😅considering what happened to the factory visitors

[@dsfs17987]

why "completely ruined"? you really think people won't click on it if was "funny bloopers that made it into final cut"?

[@zebracherub]

Somehow the dude pulling down his friends pants is the most hilarious to me, like the guy got cast as an extra and couldn’t contain his high school humor 💀

[@CarlKeeling1881]

The Logan's Run Vulcan sign is also a hand sign the Mason's use

[@ChrisOnStage2]

Over HALF of these I've already seen a dozen times before on every KZbin channel! Props for the few new ones!

[@jacksrandomadventures2769]

2:30 the Airplane baby toss i bet was on purpose

[@deborahblackvideoediting8697]

2:20 - I know I'm supposed to be an adult, but this really made me laugh!!! 😂😂😂

[@AllanMogensen]

Poor kitty :(

[@Grim2]

2:35 - Come now, it's "Airplane", it's deliberate.

[@Grim2]

3:26 - And that's dubbed in.

[@lordkreigs1978]

That grotesquely OVER USED silly background music... STOP USING IT FOR GODS SAKE!!!

[@JustinThorts]

The Bond sweeper is famous but absolutely not his fault. The sound was the problem hence the height of the broom - blame the Director ! In Batman - The Dark Knight Rises - That so called extra is a Stuntman - blame the stunts not Supporting Artists :)

[@ballbearing6303]

1:00 How is this ruining the scene? If anything she saved the scene, bringing the chaos to what otherwise would look like scripted.

[@kntrsh]

Extras sweeping without touching the surface they are meant to clean is done to prevent adding the resulting noises to the recording. A classic

[@BrockLee3]

I'm surprised that lady throwing her baby as the airplane crashes through the window wasn't scripted. That actually fits with the goofy style of the movie.

[@roballen6449]

Nothing was completely ruined. In fact most of these things would not even get noticed but for being pointed out.

[@maj.d.sasterhikes9884]

When I was a kid I used to watch 'The Wild Wild West' and noticed, not only in that show but in other shows where the hero has fights with multiple opponents, many of the bad guys in the fight are not actually doing anything. Some of them appear to be shadow boxing or something other than anything that contributes to the fight. Now, in any movie scene that involves a bunch of people doing something, I just think of it as visual clutter, intended to distract the viewer from noticing how many of the people in the scene are not needed.

[@AzumangaFan13]

From what I read some time ago, the kid in Back to the Future supposedly was doing a hand gesture to inform the staff he needed to use the restroom but the scene just came and went and used in the final cut.

[@nothingtobeconcernedabout7477]

Some dogs like getting thrown into water and want it done repeatedly, nothing odd there. Also the kid in back to the future was doing that gesture to show the guys on set that he needs to go to the toilet, hence the motion. He didn't want to talk during the scene and just make a sign to alert them to it

[@danwake4431]

in every movie with lots of destruction going on in a city, like an intersection, theres always one or two extras still running well after its started. like, they would literally have been safe already, but decided to head TOWARD the trouble.

[@Therearethings8148]

The ocean is now broken thanks to this man's monstrous act with the dog.

[@c0ldc0ne]

What was monstrous about the act?

[@NeoMikey]

I work as a film extra myself, and I wouldn't say the scenes were "ruined." We're doing our best, but sometimes, stuff happens, so please be kind.

[@mattjek828]

The only thing “completely ruined” was the last eight and half minutes of my life from watching this video.

[@cyrussoxlegion]

Throwing a baby up in the air in a comedy film like Airplane DEFINITELY does anything but ruin the movie.

[@Gieszkanne]

It probably even was scripted.

[@sznxiv]

0:38 Oh my god that's actually so horrible

[@minphrEnia]

1:31 totally screen play director or screen writers fault.. not the extra's fault, they just follow the command

[@interestedbystander196]

The paperboy falling off his bike in _While You Were Sleeping_ actually broke his arm in that crash.

[@Orion-ir9fi]

The Airplane! baby throw was intentional and a running joke. The same team made the Police Squad TV series in '82, which featured a baby toss in the opening credits of each episode.

[@cainster]

The Mr. Nanny one was not a background extra. They used a camera car to drive in front of Hogan, as he drove his motorcycle behind. They didn't close down the road, and instead simply shot him "geurilla style" to look as natural as possible. The little boy from Back To The Future was signaling to his mother just off camera that he had to use the bathroom. He also TECHNICALLY isn't a background extra since he is considered to be part of the "family." Quantum of Dolace, yes, that was a sound choice and sound issue--but that should have been caught by the production "on-the-day" while still on the set. Could have been filmed in a way where they thought he would never be seen in the shot. Airplane, that's just part of the gag. Have you even seen the movie? Everything a must show, the kids were probably told to freeze in place or at the very least stay quiet. This was also a production blooper because people weren't paying attention on set.

[@GorcStew]

That guy who managed to avoid screaming after getting kicked in the bean bag by the horse is one tough cookie :S

[@sbaltys]

None of these scenes were "completely ruined" by extras.

[@jimnfl7134]

6:43 Actor on the Left is married to JENNIFER CONNELLY in real life. Not only that, they both appeared in "A Beautiful Mind". Paul Bettany (actor's name) was John Nash's imaginary Roommate, while Jennifer Connelly was Nash's Wife.

[@pyoung168]

I remember the woman throwing the “baby” in the Airplane scene. I always assumed it was intentional, just another comic event in the movie. 🤷

[@barryfoster453]

It was - he's missing the point.

[@TheListenerCanon]

My thoughts exactly. The movie is a parody and a lot of the movie is illogical. I'm 99% sure that's not even a real baby.

[@Shorty_Lickens]

Once again, somebody has to lie in their title to get clicks. None of these were ruined, much less completely.

[@danandkiko]

Don't forget the modern clad crew member that appears for a second in Amadeus.

[@TheSickNeeds]

I don't really blame the extras I blame the editors!

[@nealorr5086]

Disagree about the Goodfellas extra. Simply looks like he's thinking about something, maybe calling the waitress over.

[@daemetheus]

The baby tossing might actually be a reference to to "Police Squad" also starring Leslie Nielsen, where a hilarious dramatic intro has everyone jumping out windows, running around on fire, and needlessly tossing a baby away from themselves, while the officer seems to fire randomly in response.

[@ApoJake13]

Ah yes... *General* Akbar. One of the best generals of the Republic to ever General.