I know this one has been known for decades, but it’s so funny that it has become a classic. Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope (1977) - The Taller Stormtrooper So, let’s not delay the fun anymore and let’s take a look at 10 of the major movie mistakes that are seriously embarrassing for those involved. Sometimes I just think these people watch and study every single frame of the movies, since some of them are seriously quite hard to spot. I mean, I think there’s no movie (at least mainstream) that hasn’t passed through the judging eyes of fans who'll find even the smallest mistake. I just don’t get why movie producers haven’t understood that their films will be closely looked at by obsessive fans all the time.

Now, sadly the pirate craze ended and the movie didn’t get as much attention as it had years ago, but still, diehard fans of the franchise were terribly upset with that mistake. In the last one, Dead Men Tell No Tales, it’s said that Jack Sparrow got his compass from Salazar, his former captain, while in the second movie, Dead Man’s Chest it’s said he got it from Tia Dalma, who happens to be the goddess Calypso. Take for instance the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise. There are errors related to post-production, and others that are just terrible plot mistakes or continuity flops, especially in franchises. The result: A weird looking Superman that, more than looking like the handsome superhero, resembled the time Shrek turns into a human (not kidding, google it, the resemblance is uncanny). The solution: Shoot the scenes with the mustache and remove it with CGI. However, he was already working on the next Mission Impossible film, and he had a mustache for his character.

This happened because the movie was already made but they needed the actor to make some reshooting for some scenes.

You know, like how weird Henry Cavill’s (Superman) face looked in the new Justice League film, that ended up being a flaw in the editing room. I love when someone points something odd in movies.

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