These Bloopers Were TOO Good Not To Include Them In The Movies
Every movie has a bunch of bloopers and mistakes, most of which either never see the light of day, or are put into a bonus feature on the dvd. However, some bloopers are so good that the filmmakers actually decide to keep them in the final movie. Not every blooper is made the same. Sometimes, a blooper works perfectly for a scene. It can get a genuine reaction from an actor, create an improvised moment that works for a scene, or be a slipup that fits for who a character is. Guardians of the Galaxy, Iron Man, The Princess Diaries and Lord of the Rings are just a few examples of movies that have bloopers purposely left in the film. It’s unique to see a blooper make it into the final cut of a film, especially when it shows actors breaking character. However, they can be hard to spot. Most of the time these bloopers blend in seamlessly, leaving audiences none the wiser that it was actually a mistake. However, once you know what scenes contain a blooper, you’ll never view it the same way again. No actor is safe from the occasional blooper. Legendary actors such as Robert Downey Jr, Heath Ledger, Kurt Russell and Chris Pratt have all had their fair share of bloopers. They have also all had some of their bloopers left in their movies. Do you know which of their scenes include an unscripted mistake? And can you guess which actor destroyed a historic $40,000 guitar? Subscribe: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Things Chapters: 00:00 Intro 00:39 Clumsy Guardian 01:08 Malfoy’s Insult 01:40 Mia Falls 02:04 Worthy Coat Rack 02:25 Iron Man’s Snacks 02:55 Aragorn's broken foot 03:30 Spit Take 04:03 Why Male Models 04:32 Donald’s slip & fall 05:01 Flying Flag 05:30 Destroyed Guitar 06:22 The Joker’s Clap 06:57 Melting Face 07:26 Roller Coaster Fear 07:58 Waxing Nightmare 08:45 Outro Our Social Media: Facebook: / thethingscom For more videos and articles visit: https://www.thethings.com Written by: Zachary Goldberg Narrated by: Zachary Goldberg Edited by: Zachary Goldberg For copyright matters please contact us at: [email protected]
