If you are a big movie fan, these past few years have been super awesome for you as we

are currently living in a world where tons of giant films come out every single year.

With crazy budgets, casts and interconnected stories, these movies are undeniably awesome

but even the best of the best still usually feature mistakes and goofs of some sort.

We aren’t saying these are bad movies in any way, it’s just lots of fun to sniff

out the slip-ups!

Without further a due, here is our list of 10 Movie Mistakes Even The Biggest Movies

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Captain America: Civil War Many people consider 2016’s Captain America:

Civil War to be one of the best superhero movies ever made and there is no denying that

the film achieved some serious commercial and critical success.

That being said, the movie isn’t free from mistakes and we caught an editing goof that

we are guessing Marvel would rather you not see.

After Falcon's drone shoots the man with the vial, Black Widow saves the day by catching

it before it hits the ground.

In the close-up shot we can see that the lid is in the palm Scarlett Johansson’s hand

but when she gets up, the vial has flipped around and the lid is now above her hand,

facing up.

While this may be a small continuity slip-up, it’s always fun to catch Marvel making mistakes,

as their films are usually pretty clean.

American Sniper While there have been many debates about how

many historical mistakes are present in this film, American Sniper also delivers one of

the most hilarious bloopers to ever make it to the big screen.

The infamous moment comes when Bradley Cooper is holding his character’s baby who was

unfortunately portrayed by a not so convincing doll.

If you watch the scene closely you can even see Cooper using his hand to make it look

like the doll is alive and moving.

For a movie that took itself pretty seriously, it’s a rather jarring moment that we hope

was a mistake and not some bizarre choice made by an aging Clint Eastwood.

Frozen When we think about movie mistakes, we usually

think about real people making mistakes on camera but as it turns out, animated movies

often wield their fair share of slip-ups as well.

Frozen is a pretty great movie and undoubtedly a worldwide phenomenon, but even it has its

fair share of mistakes.

The film’s most famous goof actually comes when Elsa is singing the flagship song, “Let

it go”.

With all the excitement of this scene, you may have missed it, but there is a very clear

animation mistake that shows Elsa’s hair phasing through her shoulder.

It happens quickly but if you have a keen eye or you make use of the pause button on

your remote, you can totally catch this bizarre slipup.

Guardians Of The Galaxy Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy are some

truly colorful characters, but none is stranger than Drax (Dave Bautista), the green-skinned,

tattooed alien who audiences are told can’t understand metaphors.

The idea of Drax being “completely literal” is played for a few jokes, but the character

explicitly drops the idea for one line.

Before the attack on Ronan’s forces, Drax lets a fellow warrior know that he thinks

of them “as paper people.”

That’s not just a metaphor, but a particularly vivid one, at that.

Captain America: The Winter Soldier Captain America: The Winter Soldier is one

of the more carefully made Marvel movies to date and fans really seemed to appreciate

the filmmakers attention to detail in this Steve Rogers sequel.

Unfortunately, there was one detail that was messed up and it’s the subject of our next

mistake.

In the movie, Bucky’s commemorative plaque in the National Air and Space Museum states

that the soldier was born in 1916.

But the same plaque also claims he lived from 1917-1944, when he was presumed to be dead.

It’s a very odd mistake to get a date wrong like this and we have to think that someone

got in some trouble for this goof.

The Martian If you’re like us, you’re probably still

trying to figure out why The Martian and it’s star Matt Damon were nominated in the comedy

category at the 2016 Golden Globes.

While the movie does have funny moments, it really is a drama and a damn good one at that.

That being said, even this carefully crafted film features some pretty bad mistakes, especially

those in the form of visible cameras and crewmembers.

When Damon first regains consciousness, there is actually a cameraman who is visible in

the reflection of his helmet and this same problem occurs on a few other occasions throughout

the movie.

Seeing as they were making a movie where Matt Damon was supposed to be all-alone, the crewmembers

should have probably been more careful!

Toy Story Most fans very fondly remember the first Toy

Story movie, but we wonder if anyone remembers a rather big mistake that the film made that

likely angered parents of young children.

When the army men first set out to see what new toys Andy’s gotten for his birthday,

they use a baby monitor as a walkie-talkie to communicate back to Woody and the gang.

The problem is, that baby monitors are not designed for two-way communication, as it

would be pretty counter intuitive to have a sleeping baby listening to everything that

their parents are saying.

This factual error was caught by a lot of people, but we guess that in a world where

toys come to life – anything is possible!

Zootopia Disney’s 2016 animated film, Zootopia, took

the world by absolute storm as it put up both huge numbers at the box office and impression

ratings amongst the critics.

The movie is great, but even the greatest movies have their fair share of goofs.

For Zootopia, one of their mistakes actually has to do with some basic math.

In the film it is stated that predators make up just 10% of the population, but it is also

said that the predators are outnumbered 10 to 1.

Unfortunately for Zootopia, that math just doesn’t add up, since 10% would mean a ratio

of 9 to 1, not 10 to 1.

We are guessing that this slip-up snuck past most kids, but for any folks with a sharp

math mind this would have definitely stuck out.

Suicide Squad People can tell you a lot of things that they

think were wrong with 2016’s Suicide Squad, but most of those opinions are largely debatable.

What isn’t debatable, however, is that the movie features quite a few technical mistakes

such as the instance of a visible crewmember that we spotted.

When Amanda Waller is talking in a restaurant, the camera begins to moves until it is facing

towards her left side of her face.

In this moment, we are able to see a wine glass.

Why does that matter?

Well, if you look at the wine glass and the reflection it holds you can totally see the

crew moving along with the camera.

The Wolf Of Wall Street Margot Robbie took the world by storm with

her compelling and undeniably steamy performance in 2013’s The Wolf Of Wall Street.

Robbie was one of the best parts of the hit film, but she was also right at the center

of one of it’s biggest mistakes.

In a infamously erotic scene, Robbie’s character, Naomi, is using her sexuality to manipulate

her husband.

Robbie opens her legs up seductively and says that she is not wearing anything under her

dress.

The problem is, we can totally see that she is in fact wearing panties in the next shot.

While we totally get why the actress wouldn’t want to be fully nude, we aren’t sure why

the filmmakers didn’t just cut to her face leaving the mystery in tact.

So there you have it, there is our very own list of 10 movie mistakes even the biggest

movies can make!

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