Movie Bloopers So Good They Made The Final Cut
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Date: 2020-07-14
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BINARYGOD
I am not sure why people are proclaiming the Annie Hall bit as not being an accident. They all seem to point to him touching his nose. Well, duh - the scene calls for him to sample some of the cocaine.
Now whether Woody planned it or came up with the sneeze at the last moment, or whether it was real - I don't know how you can tell. I have been holding things and involuntarily sneezed into or at them and have been accused of doing it on purposes. I have no idea what is true of that scene, bit him touching his nose or not looking random enough about it really tells you nothing.
The original script calls for it and none of the other actors knew it would happen, so it's a blooper of SOME sort.
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I am not sure why people are proclaiming the Annie Hall bit as not being an accident. They all seem to point to him touching his nose. Well, duh - the scene calls for him to sample some of the cocaine.
Now whether Woody planned it or came up with the sneeze at the last moment, or whether it was real - I don't know how you can tell. I have been holding things and involuntarily sneezed into or at them and have been accused of doing it on purposes. I have no idea what is true of that scene, bit him touching his nose or not looking random enough about it really tells you nothing.
The original script calls for it and none of the other actors knew it would happen, so it's a blooper of SOME sort.
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Bitshitter
I can believe all of them except for the Woody Allen one. as he is sneezing, he even raises the container of cocaine to his face to make sure it blows out more when he sneezes. People who truly sneeze like that, still have enough time to either turn their head, or move away the container to KEEP from doing what Allen did, if they truly did not want to do it. Or at least, they try to, which would show in the video. But that was fake - if Allen tried to claim that that was a true blooper, then he was being disingenuous.
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I can believe all of them except for the Woody Allen one. as he is sneezing, he even raises the container of cocaine to his face to make sure it blows out more when he sneezes. People who truly sneeze like that, still have enough time to either turn their head, or move away the container to KEEP from doing what Allen did, if they truly did not want to do it. Or at least, they try to, which would show in the video. But that was fake - if Allen tried to claim that that was a true blooper, then he was being disingenuous.
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OperaDan
Oj shit! I seriously mourn for the tragic loss of the antique Martin Guitar. Yikes! Actors. just never know why those damn producers would come up with these crazy ideas to use such precious and irreplacable authentic instrument as props, and entrust shch valuable items to the hands of the unlearned ignorant actors who know absolutely nothing about music. why? If they wanted to swap the real one with the fake when they meant to destroy it, why use such a piece of gem in the first place anyway! Damn!
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Oj shit! I seriously mourn for the tragic loss of the antique Martin Guitar. Yikes! Actors. just never know why those damn producers would come up with these crazy ideas to use such precious and irreplacable authentic instrument as props, and entrust shch valuable items to the hands of the unlearned ignorant actors who know absolutely nothing about music. why? If they wanted to swap the real one with the fake when they meant to destroy it, why use such a piece of gem in the first place anyway! Damn!
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Audre
I just watched the first minute and I think you already blew the whole thing. The most amazing unplanned part about DiCaprio's scene in Django is when he cuts himself, yes, but he then puts blood all over Olivia Pope's face. and that wasn't planned. And that's Breaking amazing. It is said he had a standing ovation by the actors on the set. I don't know about that and I honestly don't really care, but the blood thing is just great.
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I just watched the first minute and I think you already blew the whole thing. The most amazing unplanned part about DiCaprio's scene in Django is when he cuts himself, yes, but he then puts blood all over Olivia Pope's face. and that wasn't planned. And that's Breaking amazing. It is said he had a standing ovation by the actors on the set. I don't know about that and I honestly don't really care, but the blood thing is just great.
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fanjoy
I call BS on Woody Allen - he brings the case up to his mouth when he sneezes and it's not even a funny bit - and Hoffman. Movie sets are highly controlled in large cities or you would never get a shot. No way they filmed the two main characters - with sound equipment and everything - crossing a street without blocking traffic.
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I call BS on Woody Allen - he brings the case up to his mouth when he sneezes and it's not even a funny bit - and Hoffman. Movie sets are highly controlled in large cities or you would never get a shot. No way they filmed the two main characters - with sound equipment and everything - crossing a street without blocking traffic.
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douglas787
In The Usual Suspects the part where Redfoot flicks the cigarette into Stephen Baldwins face was real. It was suppose to go into his chest but you know flicking a cigarette isn't exactly a Olympic category. The looks on the actors faces were real and they kept filming so it made it in the final cut.
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In The Usual Suspects the part where Redfoot flicks the cigarette into Stephen Baldwins face was real. It was suppose to go into his chest but you know flicking a cigarette isn't exactly a Olympic category. The looks on the actors faces were real and they kept filming so it made it in the final cut.
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Dodge
I have seen that scene with Al Pacino and I still think it's staged. Usually the movie shoot is a Closed Set and with guards. So the taxi got by somehow? Still even if not staged, then the lines afterward That's another good way to to pick up some insurance sure sounds like it was intentional.
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I have seen that scene with Al Pacino and I still think it's staged. Usually the movie shoot is a Closed Set and with guards. So the taxi got by somehow? Still even if not staged, then the lines afterward That's another good way to to pick up some insurance sure sounds like it was intentional.
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MPCRE8TIVE
1 minute in and they leave out the most important part about Leo DiCaprio's cut hand in DJango, that being how he smeared his blood on Kerry Washington making it an impromptu prop, making it the most realistic blood probably in any movie and the most intense scene in the entire movie.
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1 minute in and they leave out the most important part about Leo DiCaprio's cut hand in DJango, that being how he smeared his blood on Kerry Washington making it an impromptu prop, making it the most realistic blood probably in any movie and the most intense scene in the entire movie.
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Shrek
What makes a guitar worth so much? Sure, it's from the 19th century and very old, but it's an just an instrument. A 19th century guitar isn't going to sound any better than a 20th or even 21st century guitar. If he had destroyed the only copy of some ancient text, then I might be upset.
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What makes a guitar worth so much? Sure, it's from the 19th century and very old, but it's an just an instrument. A 19th century guitar isn't going to sound any better than a 20th or even 21st century guitar. If he had destroyed the only copy of some ancient text, then I might be upset.
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