Top 10 Mistakes That Were Left in Classic Hollywood Movies
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Date: 2023-11-21
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Steve
The dance numbers in Singing in the Rain were performed to a music playback on set, then all other sounds for the scene were added in Post Production, including rain and tapping. Gene Kelly himself did the tap dubbing for his dance numbers as well as Debbie Reynolds. I don't see the discrepancy you're referring to in the scene personally. His feet are always moving and taps tap even when walking. In The Gone With The Wind segment, they are obviously using electric bulbs to simulate gas light for period effect. Lighting an interior set by candle or gas wouldn't be possible until Barry Lyndon in 1975 thanks to new, very fast film stock. Olivia De Haviland is trying to hide the fact that the lamp is corded with her arm. It just shows for a second. Give them credit for creating mood with what they had to use at the time.
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The dance numbers in Singing in the Rain were performed to a music playback on set, then all other sounds for the scene were added in Post Production, including rain and tapping. Gene Kelly himself did the tap dubbing for his dance numbers as well as Debbie Reynolds. I don't see the discrepancy you're referring to in the scene personally. His feet are always moving and taps tap even when walking. In The Gone With The Wind segment, they are obviously using electric bulbs to simulate gas light for period effect. Lighting an interior set by candle or gas wouldn't be possible until Barry Lyndon in 1975 thanks to new, very fast film stock. Olivia De Haviland is trying to hide the fact that the lamp is corded with her arm. It just shows for a second. Give them credit for creating mood with what they had to use at the time.
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Chris
This was kick ass and I dig the new host.
Please more videos like this! Perhaps something Meryl Streep related. French Lieutenants Woman and Postcards From The Edge being her two Hollywood movies about Hollywood and/ or a story within a story would be awesome to see them explored as they are both woefully underserved in the film analysis genre video
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This was kick ass and I dig the new host.
Please more videos like this! Perhaps something Meryl Streep related. French Lieutenants Woman and Postcards From The Edge being her two Hollywood movies about Hollywood and/ or a story within a story would be awesome to see them explored as they are both woefully underserved in the film analysis genre video
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Brutality
Yes, Kelly had a fever when he filmed the Singin' in the Rain number.
Contrary to legend, it wasnt shot all in one takeor even all in one day. It lasted a couple of days, and on at least one of them, Kelly was sick with a fever of anywhere from 101 to 103 degrees, depending on whos telling the story.
So I think the audio faux pax is forgiven
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Yes, Kelly had a fever when he filmed the Singin' in the Rain number.
Contrary to legend, it wasnt shot all in one takeor even all in one day. It lasted a couple of days, and on at least one of them, Kelly was sick with a fever of anywhere from 101 to 103 degrees, depending on whos telling the story.
So I think the audio faux pax is forgiven
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sashi138
speaking of mistakes. in the movie clip Apocalypse Now, if one looks at exactly ( on the time index) of 3: 48 and pauses. you can see out of the rear view side. the helicopter that's shadowing them on the pilot's right is ORANGE. BUT when it pans to the full outer view. all the other helicopter with the rounded 2 person style are now Army GREEN
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speaking of mistakes. in the movie clip Apocalypse Now, if one looks at exactly ( on the time index) of 3: 48 and pauses. you can see out of the rear view side. the helicopter that's shadowing them on the pilot's right is ORANGE. BUT when it pans to the full outer view. all the other helicopter with the rounded 2 person style are now Army GREEN
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Dan_Gaming_Fan
The tape player might not have been loaded, but the Ride of the Valkyries scene in _Apocalypse Now_ is so iconic and epic that it's hard to notice or care. Though in real life, you probably wouldn't have heard it through all the chopper blades anyway.
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The tape player might not have been loaded, but the Ride of the Valkyries scene in _Apocalypse Now_ is so iconic and epic that it's hard to notice or care. Though in real life, you probably wouldn't have heard it through all the chopper blades anyway.
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Tessa
There's a scene in High Noon with Gary Cooper, where his character, a town sheriff is contemplating resigning. He takes off his sheriff's star then puts his head down on his arms in anguish. Then he sits up again and the star badge is back on his chest.
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There's a scene in High Noon with Gary Cooper, where his character, a town sheriff is contemplating resigning. He takes off his sheriff's star then puts his head down on his arms in anguish. Then he sits up again and the star badge is back on his chest.
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tamby
One no one else seemed to notice is from Meet me in St Louis when in the first scene when they are washing cabage for dinner if you look closely, there is a water pump next to the sink but the sink has a faucet with running water why do they need both
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One no one else seemed to notice is from Meet me in St Louis when in the first scene when they are washing cabage for dinner if you look closely, there is a water pump next to the sink but the sink has a faucet with running water why do they need both
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Robbin
Also with Janets eyes, the water drops werent going anywhere-gravity would make them track downward. in Galaxy Quest, when Sigourney Weaver was at the choppers you can see she said F that! but was dubbed screw that!
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Also with Janets eyes, the water drops werent going anywhere-gravity would make them track downward. in Galaxy Quest, when Sigourney Weaver was at the choppers you can see she said F that! but was dubbed screw that!
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Mark
Personally, I never cared much for the mistakes. most (if not all) of these films were made with out the foreknowledge that future audiences could rewind and pause movie scenes to look for minor mistakes.
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Personally, I never cared much for the mistakes. most (if not all) of these films were made with out the foreknowledge that future audiences could rewind and pause movie scenes to look for minor mistakes.
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Trina
Haha, the boy covering his ears in preparation for the loud gunshot in North by Northwest cracks me up every single time I see it. No wonder that Hitchcock never wanted to work with children again!
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Haha, the boy covering his ears in preparation for the loud gunshot in North by Northwest cracks me up every single time I see it. No wonder that Hitchcock never wanted to work with children again!
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Omar
Plenty of movies have goofs and mistakes in the shots. I guess you need someone with extreme attention to detail who can make movies without goofs in them
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Plenty of movies have goofs and mistakes in the shots. I guess you need someone with extreme attention to detail who can make movies without goofs in them
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Steve
The lead copter in Apocalypse Now would have had speakers mounted to the belly to amplify the playback, and the wide shot didn't show that.
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The lead copter in Apocalypse Now would have had speakers mounted to the belly to amplify the playback, and the wide shot didn't show that.
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megan
But wasn't the Tin Man cursed by the Witch of the East? It would make sense that she'd make tin rust easily, contrary to real life.
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But wasn't the Tin Man cursed by the Witch of the East? It would make sense that she'd make tin rust easily, contrary to real life.
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Celeste
They just don't make black and white movies anymore I do like old cinema. But as a busy mom I don't have Time to watch movies
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They just don't make black and white movies anymore I do like old cinema. But as a busy mom I don't have Time to watch movies
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Sharif
Brando was known for not being able to memorize his lines. in fact, in Superman, he read his dialog from cue cards off screen
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Brando was known for not being able to memorize his lines. in fact, in Superman, he read his dialog from cue cards off screen
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Linda
I was just impressed that Janet Leigh could keep her eyes open that long without blinking to notice they were not dilated.
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I was just impressed that Janet Leigh could keep her eyes open that long without blinking to notice they were not dilated.
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Garden
Dead bodies almost never look real on t. v. or in movies. I have seen dead bodies. They take on a yellow, waxy look.
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Dead bodies almost never look real on t. v. or in movies. I have seen dead bodies. They take on a yellow, waxy look.
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Peter
Not only are Marion Crane's eyes not dilated, but her throat also does a lot of moving for a dead person.
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Not only are Marion Crane's eyes not dilated, but her throat also does a lot of moving for a dead person.
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Justin
Very very great list I like it a lot very very great job mis mojo one of my absolute favorite list ever
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Very very great list I like it a lot very very great job mis mojo one of my absolute favorite list ever
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Michael
Canonically speaking, the kid plugged his ears because he saw the gun.
. okay. HEADcanonically.
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Canonically speaking, the kid plugged his ears because he saw the gun.
. okay. HEADcanonically.
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Eric
All the little flubs and goofs in The Wizard of Oz, and THAT'S the one you found and ranked at #2?
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All the little flubs and goofs in The Wizard of Oz, and THAT'S the one you found and ranked at #2?
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