Film & TV Bloopers

[stewart]

Ok, there are so many out there, but how many of us see them?

the earliest ones must be the old cowboy movies,
a 6 shooter that could fire a dozen or more shots.

[Pip]

The old red telephone boxes and electric street lights in period dramas when these weren't even invented are another two that I find funny seeing

[stewart]

just thought of one in the old benher movie, during the chariot race there is a stream from an aircraft, hard to see unless you know its there.

[stewart]

in an episode of startrek 'Charlie X' (TOS) kirk enteres the turbolift in his green top, and exits in the yellow top

[stewart]

The old single action 6 shooters, as they didn’t have a rifled barrel, they were never as accurate or shoot as far as they make em out to be

[stewart]

ok, anyone seen the movie 'Avenging Angel'?

she was a hooker who was put on the right side of the law by a good cop,  she studied law,  the cop who helped her got shot so she is out to find who dunit, anyways, so she can get the best intel, she plays the part of a hooker, and with the help of a few wacky friends finds the guilty party.......

thing is, she is wearing this tight fitting top, hot pants and carrying a small shoulder bag, BUT where the heck does she hide the .357 magnum she uses quite well

[Pip]

I haven't seen it 

That reminds me of the film The Running Man with the woman who is forced to take part of the show.  In the film she gets hold of a disc that proves Arnold Schwarzenegger is innocent of the crime he was accused of doing.  She wears that awful lycra outfit then at the end of the film she produces it  :singes65: ....

[stewart]

In many films, even those with military personnel, when talking of guns, they use the phrase ‘pull the trigger’ yet the proper phrase is ‘squeeze the trigger’

[stewart]

OK, anyone watched JAG?

the aircraft carrier often used is the USS Seahawk, the number on the tower is 65

What a blunder, CVN 65 is the Enterprise!


Just for those that don’t know, CVN is Carrier Vessel Nuclear