Are These the Worst Movie Mistakes?

It’s kind of amazing how many movies make it to the big screen with obvious mistakes in them.

The Independent website put together a list of what it claims are the 29 worst. Here are 10 of them:

1.  “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood”  (2019):  Leonardo DiCaprio’s character takes a ride on a 747.  But the movie is set in 1969, a year before those planes went into service.  In ’69, he would have been on a 707.

2.  “North by Northwest”  (1959):  At the Mount Rushmore cafeteria, you can see a kid cover his ears right BEFORE Eva Marie Saint fires a gun.

3.  “Pulp Fiction”  (1994):  When John Travolta and Samuel L. Jackson get into a shootout with some kids in an apartment, there are bullet holes in the wall before a shot is fired.

4.  “The Wizard of Oz”  (1939):  In the scene where the trees throw apples at Dorothy and the Scarecrow, Dorothy is wearing black shoes, not the ruby slippers.

5.  “The Fast and the Furious”  (2001):  In the scene where Jesse and Tran race, Tran is wearing shirt with sleeves at first . . . but then it magically transforms into a tank top.

6.  “Star Wars”  (1977):  As a group of stormtroopers enter a room, one of them bangs his head on the top of the doorway.

7.  “Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl”  (2003):  A crew member in a cowboy hat can be seen behind Johnny Depp on the ship.

8.  “Braveheart”  (1995):  There’s a car visible in the background of a battle scene.

9.  “Halloween”  (1978):  It’s supposed to be set in Illinois, but the cars have California license plates.

10.  “Titanic”  (1997):  During the nude painting scene, Leonardo DiCaprio tells Kate Winslet to go over to the bed . . . then he says he meant the COUCH.  That was a flub by Leo, but the director left it in because he thought it was funny.

(Check out the complete list here.)