17 Movie Bloopers That Have Succeeded In Turning Viewers Off In The Most Atrocious Way
Die-hard fans should never mistake these for a blooper or a fake blooper
Movies are supposed to whisk you away, not yank you back to reality with an “excuse me, what?” moment. But these bloopers did the opposite, they landed right in the middle of big, confident scenes and made viewers side-eye the screen like it just broke character in public. Even the flashiest setups get hit, like House of Gucci jumping to a cassette player before those devices even exist in the timeline, or The Lost City showing an empty passenger seat right before the car ride.
And once you spot these, you cannot unsee them.
1. In the action movie Red Notice, Dwayne Johnson’s character handed a glass of water to Ryan Reynolds. But in the next scene, Dwayne was holding the glasses.
? Red Notice / Seven Bucks Productions and co-producers2. The old car found in “Red Notice” would never start because the battery would die after 90 years of storage.
? Red Notice / Seven Bucks Productions and co-producers3. In the movie House of Gucci, Lady Gaga’s character was listening to music on her portable cassette player. However, these players were not introduced until a year after the events shown in the film.
? House of Gucci / BRON Studios and co-producers
4. In the movie Casino Royale, the armrest under the character’s right arm changed position continuously.
? Casino Royale / Columbia Pictures and co-producers
5. It is unclear how Wonder Woman carried a huge sword on her back.
? Wonder Woman / Warner Bros. and co-producers
6. In the movie “Don’t Look Up,” Leonardo DiCaprio’s character left his phone in the car phone mount. But as soon as he got out of the car, his phone was already in his pocket.
? Don’t Look Up / Hyperobject Industries and co-producers
7. The confetti on the heads of the main characters in Death on the Nile changed position as the camera angle changed.
? Death on the Nile / 20th Century Studio and co-producers
8. In “The Lost City,” Daniel Radcliffe’s character traveled by car. However, a moment before that, you can see that there was no one in the passenger seat.
? The Lost City / Paramount Pictures and co-producers
9. In the comedy Marry Me, the call on Jennifer Lopez’s phone screen was still connected, even though she had ended the call, according to the story.
? Marry Me / Universal Pictures and co-producers
Kind of like a surprise international trip that ignored friends’ work schedules and finances.
10. In the movie The Witches, the grandmother dragged the curtains to show the boy’s room. However, when the camera angle changed, the right curtain looked totally different.
? The Witches / Warner Bros. and co-producers
11. In the movie The Lost City, Sandra Bullock’s character wore a very tight jumpsuit that had no pockets. Where did she put her phone?
? The Lost City / Paramount Pictures and co-producers
12. In the Don’t Look Up closing credits, Jonah Hill’s character's bag is floating in space. However, it was actually in the character’s hand in the next scene.
? Don’t Look Up / Hyperobject Industries and co-producers
13. A slice of banana stuck to the cheek of the main character in Cruella became larger in just a few seconds.
? Cruella / Walt Disney Pictures and co-producers
14. Robert De Niro’s character in “The War with Grandpa” grabbed his right knee after falling. But look! His left knee was bandaged afterward.
? The War with Grandpa / The Fyzz Facility and co-producers
15. In the movie Don’t Look Up, the gloves on the female lead’s hands appeared and disappeared during the discovery scene.
? Don’t Look Up / Hyperobject Industries and co-producers
16. In Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore, the people on the street incredibly disappeared and reappeared during the meeting of Dumbledore and Credence.
? Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore / Warner Bros. and co-producers
17. In the musical West Side Story, one of the mirrors was questionably opaque. This was probably done to avoid showing the crew’s reflections.
? West Side Story / 20th Century Studios and co-producers
If you thought the Red Notice water moment was bad, wait until the same movie includes an ancient car that supposedly lasts 90 years, then still won’t start.
Meanwhile, House of Gucci brings Lady Gaga’s cassette player into the scene early, and that one detail makes the whole timeline feel shaky.
Then Don’t Look Up goes full chaos, Jonah Hill’s floating bag in the closing credits turns into a hand-held bag in the next scene, and viewers clock it instantly.
Finally, even the smaller visual slips, like Cruella’s banana slice growing on the cheek in seconds, are enough to ruin the mood right when you’re least expecting it.
Errors are inevitable in films since they are complex machines with several moving components. Even blockbusters with the largest budgets and the most viewers regularly arrive in theaters with a few mistakes, particularly when it comes to continuity.
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After these bloopers, even the most dramatic scenes start feeling like they’re held together with duct tape and bad timing.
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