Yeah, a little bit.
Let's just go for it. The Fast and the Furious 2001,
no idea if that's the first one, the next one, the third one. I have no idea.
It's the first one.
Alright, the first one. Okay, so we've got the lady in the car.
207.
Just looking at the window. We've got someone else there, another car.
Sunglasses.
Alright, is there something with the sunglasses?
Is she wearing different sunglasses?
Is there a crew in the background?
Can we see something in the reflection?
I can't see it. I'm just gonna go for the solution.
Alright.
Look at the car seat.
Okay, I'm looking at the car seats.
- Now look again at the car seats. - Oh, it's a different car seat.
It is.
Why?
I don't know it the whole interior is just different.
Who finds those movie mistakes?
Seriously, Gilles, where?
Probably from forums, but where's the initial guy that found that movie mistake?
If you're a that guy, send us a DM.
Alright, the next one, the Fast and the Furious 4.
For how many movies are there?
- Eight - Eight?
Wow, how much can you tell about cars?
Oh, did I see crew members in the mirror there?
I mean in the window.
Probably yes, I did.
- Damn! - There we go, crew members.
You can't actually easily fix that, you know?
I would kind of like take this part right here, of this window
and just paste that over here.
Maybe just stretch it out a little bit and that's how you fix a shot.
Do you think that a polarizer filter would also work in this case?
Yeah, like polarizer filters they help you to
get rid of those reflections,
but you need to look at windows in an angle.
That is important.
So polarizer filters work great when you're filming car scenes,
because your windshield is always at an angle to the sky.
But if you're filming like straight up to a window,
with a polarizer filter, you will still see the reflection.
Tip of the week.
Solution.
You can see them the first shot as well, probably.
There they are.
But it's barely noticeable because like your attention is to the guy of course, to his face.
The Fast Five. Let me guess, the fifth movie?
Yeah.
Alright.
Wow, they are fast.
No. No, they are doubting.
Whoa, whoa, that was really fast.
I got a
feeling there's some crew members there.
Somewhere right there!
I'm good at this.
Right here, guys. We got the camera guy.
This is an easy fix, you just crop a little bit into your video.
You just zoom in a little bit so that they're off-screen
and you fixed your movie mistake.
But then again, like you have to go frame by frame through the entire movie to see such a mistake,
because this goes super fast.
Ever since this movie the entire franchise kind of became like more of an action
movie and like a little bit of a superhero vibe to it.
Not the car vibe there it was, initially started this.
I should have my own films,
like Jordy The Furriest.
There he is, the camera guy and a focus puller next to it.
Focus puller is the guy who does nothing else but focus.
Like they have this thing called a follow focus attached to the lens
so that a focus puller can actually
control the focus from the side of the camera
and he also has his own monitor ready to look on.
The Fast and the Furious.
2001. Alright. So you got a guy.
Oh, people.
I'm gonna pause. When I see a lot of people I pause.
Alright.
Any crew members?
Is Bob in there?
Oh, crew.
Right here. They are wearing shirts that said crew,
but it's probably like a racing event, so there's crew.
Oh, the car seat changed again.
Yes, it did. Like here we got red car seats.
If we go back,
it will be half.
But that's a different guy.
Okay.
That's what happens when you're looking at movie mistakes,
you start to look at other things instead of the actors
and you start missing those.
Okay, what's changed?
What is he wearing? Like a black...
Oh, the shirt changed.
Nice, I'm good at this. I'm good at this.
The next one. Oh, again Fast and the Furious.
6 this time.
Alright, so we've got a guy, another guy, Corona beer, okay.
As long as it's beer, it's okay.
Got a guy coming in, the nerd guy, so many guys.
What is he wearing?
- That's it. - That's it.
Okay, so...
This guy's wearing something, a black shirt, he's wearing a long white shirt.
That tough guy comes in, which you absolutely don't want to get in a fight with.
Then we cut back to this guy again,
still wearing the same thing, that guy too.
Same glass.
He spits it out.
It's not good.
I'm just gonna go for a solution. I can't see it.
Cheers.
So,
Ludacris is holding a glass.
Yeah.
And here he isn't.
Oh!
So when The Rock comes on
the drive through, Tyrese Gibson, the guy with the white shirt says
"Hey Mia, you better hide your baby oil."
and then The Rock replies
"You better hide your big-ass forehead",
which wasn't actually scripted and that's the reason why Ludacris spills all of his drinks.
It's actually his real reaction.
Fun fact as well, did you know, guys, that
because a lot like spontaneous things actually turn up into movies.
In the film Apocalypse Now
the whole entire intro sequence was really simply the actor telling to one camera guy
"Hey, come come to my room.
Let's just film an intro sequence."
And they just improvised that whole intro sequence.
There's no lighting, there's no other crew members in there,
just a camera guy and one actor doing crazy stuff, even cut himself.
He is bleeding there. That's all for real and he just kept on playing.
It's a beautiful intro sequence, by the way.
So, how would I fix this?
Well, actually I thought he was holding his glass here,
because his hand does kind of look like this.
So I think if you would just let crop it in this shot a little bit more until here,
it would still feel and look like he's holding a glass.
The Fast and the Furious.
Look how fast he is going.
Wow, that's dangerous.
Oh, he's furious.
I thought you saw the mistake already.
Oh was that the mistake? Alright, your jumps. Let's have a look.
That guy is laying there. What's the deal with these two?
Are they like friends or a date?
- Enemies? -They are friends.
They are friends. Okay, then it makes sense that one would help out each other.
Wow, this is hard. Last week was a lot easier.
Fast and the Furious, you're pretty good at hiding mistakes because I can't see them
It's because of all the action and the fast thing.
Yeah. Oh, yeah all the motion blur.
I just have to look at the solution because I can't see it.
Yes.
So we're doing this without any wires.
Yeah.
But here...
Oh, the wire is there!
And it's in every shot and they didn't take it out or didn't paint it away.
There is actually a tool in After Effects called wire removal,
which takes care for such things.
You basically just place two points, like the beginning and the ending of the wire,
and After Effects does the rest in between.
It's kind of like a mirror reflection kind of thing that it's doing in there.
But that's like one tool that you can use to get rid of such wires.
But this was made like nineteen years ago,
so they probably didn't have the tool back then.
Nineteen.
2001.
Wires, look at that.
This was everything we had.
Is that it?
These were all the mistakes that we found in the franchise.
What do you guys think of The Fast and the Furious?
I've seen a couple of movies I think but not everything.
Is it worth to check it at all, to see all the nine movies?
Let me know in the comments down below.
Until then, thank you so much for watching and as always...
Stay creative!
Hey guys, I hope you enjoy this series.
Next week we're going to do superhero movies.
So if you know any mistakes in superhero movies, let me know in the comments below.
I'm Batman.