- Okay, I noticed it! I. GOT IT. THIS. TIME!
- There's no way they missed that in the movie.
- Oh my god! How did I not see that?!
♪ (upbeat intro) ♪
- (FBE) Our audience loved our first, "Can You Spot
the Flaws?" episode. - Oh, okay.
Yeah, I was not good at it. - (FBE) So, we're bringing it back
by popular demand. - Cool! I'm excited about that.
- I tell myself, "Yeah, you're really good at stuff
like that," but I don't know, you know?
Now I have to put it to the test.
- (FBE) Okay. So, we're gonna be presenting you 10 scenes from movies
that each contain mistakes to see if you can spot
the cinematic slip-ups. - Oh, this is gonna be fun.
- (FBE) For every mess up you spot, you get a point.
And at the end, we're going to announce a single winner.
- Ooh! - All right, sounds good.
I really like this. I love looking
for Easter eggs in movies.
- (FBE) So, before we start, we want the audience at home
to play along. There will be three Easter egg flaws
planted in our very own episode right here.
One lucky person that spots them all
and tweets us the timecodes, @fbe, in the first 48 hours
will win official React merch. - Ooh, all right.
All right, good for you guys. Good luck!
- That's so awesome! I love that we're getting
the fans involved with the episodes now too.
- (FBE) Are you ready to grab your magnifying glass
and get to fail finding? - Yeah! I'm gonna be
like Sherlock Holmes of movies.
The Sherlock Holmes of finding mistakes in movies.
It's a long title. My friends call me it, though.
- Ooh, okay. Keanu Reeves. - Oh, it's going so quick.
I can't keep up with it.
- Wait, what did I miss that's in this?
This is an early part, because I've seen
the first John Wick multiple times.
- It went eight to ten. - The clock went from eight to ten
and skipped and nine, but I don't know if that was
in the movie on purpose. - I don't know if it was
going fast forward, but the clock went
from eight to ten or something.
- (FBE) While Keanu Reeves' character, John Wick, mourns the death
of his wife, he places her bracelet down
next to an alarm clock that suddenly turns
from 8 AM to 10 AM.
- Oh, [bleep]. Wow. - Oh. Okay. Yeah.
No, didn't notice that. - That was so frickin' quick!
Really?! - I actually saw that.
I thought the time was changing. - Now I'm ready.
That was my practice run. I'm ready now.
- (Jules) Marvin! Marvin! I'd knock that [bleep] off
if I was you. - Yeah, Marvin.
- (man) Die, you [bleep]! (gun firing)
- Oh, I think I see it.
(silence)
(guns firing)
- [Bleep]. There was a mistake in there?
(guns firing)
- The bullet holes were already on the wall before they shot.
- They already had the bullet holes in the wall.
- I think it was that one of the bullet holes was already there
before they started filming. I GOT IT!
- (FBE) This was the scene from Pulp Fiction in which
you can actually see the bullet holes in the walls
and the door before a single gunshot
was fired. Check it out.
- (Jules) Marvin! I'd knock that [bleep] off
if I was you. - See, I haven't seen Pulp Fiction,
so I thought maybe something had happened already.
- (man) Die, you [bleep]! (gun firing)
- (chuckles) That's so funny. - I didn't notice the one
behind the door, 'cause his head was kind of
blocking it more, but the one right next
to Samuel L. Jackson was really obvious.
- We can let the slip. If it was for a reshot
and like, "Oh, we already had the bullet holes."
Maybe it was a mess up. - (instructor) You can't take up
both lanes.
Get in the the right lane. - Ah, it's Clueless!
- (instructor) Not the-- (crashing)
- That was the bike lane. - (Cher) ...write them a note?
- (instructor) Pull over up here and turn off the engine.
Yeah, right there. - Oh my god.
You're so far from the curb. - Honestly, I couldn't even
catch that one. Were the windows up and then down?
- The car wasn't damaged. - Was the issue that the car's fine
and the side view mirror didn't get broken?
- They slammed on the car, and there was no scratches
in the headlight-- not the headlight.
The mirror was still on, where I think it was supposed
to smash off. - The mirror and stuff was fixed.
I would've been upset if I didn't get at least that one,
'cause that one was too obvious.
- (FBE) In this scene from Clueless, Alicia Silverstone's character, Cher,
crashes into an unsuspecting car and breaks off her side mirror
only to have it reappear unharmed in the next shot.
- There it is! Whoa! Yeah, that thing popped right off.
- (instructor) Yeah, right there. - Oh, wow.
Yeah, that's a dumb mistake. Just leave it off.
- Well, you're damaging a car. It's not hard to show the damage
from that previous shot. You're using the same car.
It's still drivable. It was just a side swipe.
- (crowd yelling)
- Get it! Stab him! Stab him!
- Hmm, I'm not sure I saw anything for that one.
- All right, I feel like the knife had moved
slightly further away. - Was his-- his arm
was placed differently, so he was grabbing it
with this arm, but then when they switched it,
it was the other arm? - The camera that was in the frame?
There's no way they missed that in the movie.
- (FBE) So, this was Sean Penn's 1983 flick, Bad Boys,
which features one of the most obvious
crew interruptions in the history of film.
- (crowd yelling)
- Oh, see, I wasn't even looking there.
I was focusing on these people.
- Oh, [bleep]. (laughs) No way!
Oh my god! How did I not see that?!
- It's so obvious! (chuckles) I assumed it was part
of the scene, though. - This is comical.
That's like we just watched a scene from Hot Shots
or Airplane or something. That was ridiculous.
♪ (exhilarating music) ♪
- Whoa, whoa! It's all happening so quick!
(knocking) - (Aunt May) Peter?
What's-- what's going on in there? - (Peter) I'm exercising.
I'm not dressed, Aunt May. - (Aunt May) Well, you're acting
so strangely, Peter. - (Peter) Okay. Thanks.
- That's weird. It looked like there was already
spiderwebs stringing onto something before he even did it.
- Oh. The room definitely didn't have that much spiderweb in it.
- The lamp. The lamp broke, and then it came back.
- (FBE) Let's show you what happened. - Okay.
- I don't get it.
- So, wait. It just broke.
- Oh, the lamp is still back there. Oh.
- Oh! Whoa! There it is! It didn't even look
like the lamp was next to the door when he shot it like that.
- I don't think that's the most egregious mistake
that you could possibly make in a Spider-Man movie,
you know what I mean? It's an action movie.
We're just here for the story and the action.
We don't really care what's around.
- (horses approaching)
- (horse neighing)
- That was it? - I looked too hard. (laughs)
I was analyzing the horses. I was like, "It's a yellow horse,
and it's a brown horse."
- (horse neighing)
- I hope that guy got paid,
'cause he got kicked right in the groin.
- This was the Last Samurai from 2003, starring Tom Cruise.
In this scene, as his character dismounts,
his horse kicks out at the solder to the right of the camera
and hits him in the crotch. - That's so quick!
Man, poor guy.
- (chuckles) Man was not paid enough for that work.
- Props to him for trying to soldier it out,
but oh, man. That-- I would've been on the ground.
- My strategy is just casually just look,
but I'm not casually looking. I'm, like, investigating.
I'm like, "Okay, his shoe size looks like a seven here,
and it looks like an eight there." (laughs) I'm trying to find stuff.
♪ (eerie music) ♪ - Oh, Mean Girls?
(door creaking) - (playfully) Ahhhh!
- (Cady) She took him back. Regina took Aaron back.
- Okay, I noticed it! I. GOT IT. THIS. TIME!
- (Janis) Oh, no, Cady. - (Cady) Why would she do that?
- (Janis) Because she's a life ruiner.
- (sighs) I didn't see anything. - I feel like it's around the TV
or something on the couch. - The only thing I can think of
was the popcorn. Didn't they have popcorn
on his lap or something and then he didn't?
- The popcorn bowl was full after it got spilled over!
- (FBE) In this scene, Lindsay Lohan's character, Cady,
walks into Damian and Janis's house in costume.
Damian gets scared and tosses all of his popcorn out of his bowl.
In the next shot, his bowl is full again.
(door creaks) - (Damian and Janis scream)
- (Cady) She took him back. Regina took Aaron back.
- Ah, dammit! (snaps) I knew it was the popcorn!
- There goes the popcorn.
Aaand...
it's back! - It definitely doesn't ruin
the movie for sure. It's forgivable.
But also, I feel like, as a director, you have to be on top off--
or as a producer, you have to be on top of stuff like this.
(swords clanging)
- (Peter) Oh!
Ahh! ♪ (dramatic music) ♪
- Caught it.
(lion roars) - (White Witch) Oof.
- Nah. Nope. Missed that one too.
- I'm not sure. I wanna say something with the swords.
These are hard, you guys. - It looked like she stabbed him
in his arm, and then the sword was not in his arm.
- She stabbed him with the sword. It hit his arm,
and then when they moved and they came back,
it was on the side of his arm.
- (FBE) During this battle scene from the Chronicles of Narnia,
the White Witch clearly stabs Peter in the arm with her sword.
In the very next shot, the sword goes through the chain mail
behind his arm into the ground.
- (Peter) Ahh! - Ohhh.
- See, that's the part that I thought was the error,
but I wasn't sure. But I was just like,
I can't tell if he missed-- if she missed and that was part
of the choreography, so she wouldn't actually stab him,
or if that was a continuity error.
- I think it's fine. I think you're getting the point,
so it doesn't matter that we're not seeing blood
coming out of that spot or whatever. Come on.
- That wasn't bad. That was close.
It was close enough where it was like, "Okay."
He could've moved a little bit, and it just could've, like...
Like, if he moved back towards the sword, then you couldn't see it.
- (FBE) Okay, here's another one. This is from a movie
that has long held the top spot in the box office until recently.
- Avatar! It just got beat. - (FBE) Or?
- (gasps) Is it Titanic?! Oh my god. That's my favorite movi--
AHHH! I'm sorry. This is my favorite movie of all time.
♪ (classical music) ♪
- Aww, my heart. I'm gonna cry.
- (man) Good evening, sir. - (in "British" accent) Good evening.
- There was a mistake there?! (laughs) What the heck?!
- Yeah, I missed that one completely.
I just saw a giant ship, door open. Oh, there's Leo!
- I was paying attention to the very handsome little Leo
that I did not focus complet-- but I know it was the door.
It had to have been the door. There couldn't have been anything else.
- The light from the camera was reflecting in the glass pane
of the door. - There was something
in the reflection when they opened the door.
♪ (classical music) ♪
- Oh, it was the reflection in the window? Ohhh, okay.
Yeah, see, I did not notice that. - What am I looking at?
The camera reflection? - (FBE) Yes.
- Please! I'm sure there's ways around it,
but come on, dude. - I can't count how many times
I've seen this scene and haven't paid attention to that.
That's-- it impresses me, though, that people catch this.
- (criminal yells) - Oh, Daredevil! No?
Spider-Man! - Spider-Man again?
- (criminal) Ha! - Ha!
(spring bouncing) - (criminal yelps)
Don't hurt me. - See, well, for me,
that wasn't even a continuity error. That was just a logic error.
Why would Spider-Man take off his mask?!
- 'Cause he was wearing his hat thing, it didn't even show him taking it off,
but he could've taken it off off-screen.
- That's not the same guy. He's not wearing the hat.
- Okay, I do remember him throwing the knife at some point.
Ohhh. - It was like it just appeared
in his hand. He's got powers. He's like Spider-Man!
- Watch. He has his mask on.
And then in this scene, he doesn't have a hat on.
- He had on a beanie! The guy had on a beanie.
Look! Where's his beanie?
- This was pretty difficult. The last video we did
had more commonly known scenes. This one did not have
well-known errors or hidden mistakes or whatever.
- (FBE) And what about to the audience at home
who's looking for our Easter eggs?
- Oh my gosh. Good luck! I hope you find them.
- Am I the Easter egg? (laughs)
I'm not.
- Thanks for watching me try to spot the movie mistakes
on the React Channel. - Subscribe. New shows every day.
- Did you find our Easter eggs? Let us know in the comments.
- Hi! - Hey, guys! Sabrina here,
React Channel producer. Which Easter eggs did you find?
Let us know on twitter, @fbe. See you there. Bye, guys!