10 Biggest Movie Mistakes You Missed In Films

Some of the biggest blockbusters in history include oversights, false information, and other snafus that apparently went unnoticed on the cutting room floor. Keep reading for hidden mistakes you likely haven’t noticed in some of your favorite films:

The Mummy

When Cruise and Wallis are in the underground tunnel beneath London they are walking along the tracks before a Tube train blasts through. The third rail is missing, which carries the electricity for London Underground trains and would have electrocuted them both if it was there as it should be.

The Aviator

In The Aviator, Leonardo DiCaprio’s Howard Hughes character indulges in chocolate chip cookies, though the famous snack would not come into circulation until a few years following the film’s setting.

Pirates of the Caribbean #1

Next, Pirates of the Caribbean faultily shows Jack Sparrow wearing a hat with an Adidas tag in clear view. Needless to say, it was a major oversight.

The Green Mile 

In The Green Mile, an accused rapist with otherworldly powers gets sentenced to the electric chair, though the state in which it took place didn’t use the legal killing method until several years after 

the film’s setting.

Star Wars: A New Hope

In this scene, a Stormtrooper hits his head on the door opening. You can even hear the thud, too.

La La Land

In the modern musical La La Land’s grand opening scene, drivers dance on car roofs on a Los Angeles freeway. Multiple takes of the scene show that some of those vehicles have dented roofs on account of the physical activity undertaken atop them.

American Sniper

Clint Eastwood’s American Sniper strangely and obviously uses a fake, plastic baby to serve as the dainty daughter of Bradley Cooper’s troubled GI character.

Pirates of the Caribbean #2

Yet again, in one scene of Pirates of the Caribbean, a cowboy sporting a white tee and a ranch hat can be spotted aboard the ship.

The Ten Commandments

Nefertiti’s dress wouldn't be possible in The Ten Commandments, because the 

dye needed to make sheer silk that color wasn't available in nature.

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Throughout the book series, Harry Potter was always told he had green eyes like his mother's. But in the final film, the actor who portrayed Lily Potter had brown eyes.