There's no better hero to love than a super-powered one, so it makes sense that every year sees
more comic book blockbusters hit the screen - and bring even more incredible mistakes
and errors along with them.
Here are Screen Rant's 10 Biggest Mistakes in Superhero Movies.
Guardians of the Galaxy The tears started flowing when Star Lord read
his mother's last goodbye, but when filming the scene, Chris Pratt actually got to hear
a recording of the lines - recorded that day.
The prop was already made, which means the goodbye note and the voiceover don't match
up.
A big mistake any speed-reading fan would catch.
Captain America: The Winter Soldier The directors wasted no time in showing how
effective Cap had become in the modern era, taking down a ship full of enemies almost
singlehandedly.
Even if he's able to jump from an airplane into the ocean without injury, the fact that
he emerges completely dry is going a bit too far.
Considering how grounded the rest of the movie was, it's a ridiculous oversight.
Once the movie's villain reveals himself, things spin out of control fast.
Things go from bad to worse when Cap gets tossed into a city bus, which flips when it's
struck by another vehicle.
It's an impressive stunt, but when you take a closer look at the massive crash, and the
lack of actual damage, it's actually the movie's funniest moment, sending the bus flipping
but barely denting the metal.
Man of Steel Actor Henry Cavill packed on a ton of muscle
for the role, but it's Superman's superhuman strength that makes him impossible to beat.
Or, when he's dealing with a group of rowdy bar patrons, impossible to even move.
It's one of the film's most understated gags...
But it causes a problem.
When Clark was almost killed aboard a fishing vessel earlier in the movie, one of his shipmates
can push him out of the way like any other human.
The Dark Knight Rises When you're making a movie about Batman's
last fight, who has time to worry about traffic lights cooperating with filming?
Fans could probably buy Catwoman speeding through a red light in Bruce Wayne's stolen
Lamborghini, but the rest of the traffic pretending it's green makes a production oversight a
lot more likely.
The GCPD become the real heroes of the movie when they square off against Bane's army in
downtown Gotham.
It's a memorable moment, made even more unforgettable by the crew member coming out of a subway
station before realizing he's just walked into the shot.
Luckily, he's missing from the next one.
Ant-Man If you had a hard time grasping the science
behind Marvel's Ant-Man, you're not alone.
And you're not wrong, either.
The Superhero is made possible by Pym Particles, allowing a person or object to shrink, but
keep the same amount of mass and energy - just shrinking the spaces between its atoms.
It makes enough sense, but when you consider Hank Pym has been walking around with a full
size tank in his pocket, and Darren Cross lifts a lamb with only two fingers, the science
doesn't add up.
Deadpool It's a single matchstick from the villain
Angel Dust that helps Wade Wilson escape his torture at the hands of the movie's villains.
The match is used to ignite and detonate oxygen tanks, but oxygen itself isn't actually flammable.
Seeing the match burn a bit brighter would have been scientifically accurate, but...
a lot less exciting.
The Avengers Since it launched Marvel's shared movie universe,
the Post-Credits scene from the first Iron Man will probably be the most famous of all
time.
Which means the hilarious mistake in it isn't going anywhere either.
Look closely: it isn't just Nick Fury waiting to surprise Tony Stark at the end of the movie,
but the crew member clearly reflected in the picture frames on the wall.
Once you see it, you'll wonder how you ever missed it.
The Avengers: Age of Ultron When the Avengers are rescuing innocent civilians
from Ultron, Thor and Cap team up to violently throw one woman to safety.
But Cap's powers are even better than fans realized, since he grabs the woman with BOTH
arms - and still manages to keep them hanging on the entire time.
He's been holding out on us.
Those are some of the most amazing mistakes and goofs in our favorite superhero movies,
but which ones have we missed?
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