The 10 Most Famous TV and Movie Mistakes Ever

American Sniper” (2014) — Fake Baby

Eastwood's 2014 Best Picture had impressive visuals and sound, but was marred by a notorious fake baby in a scene where Bradley Cooper played a Navy SEAL cradling it tenderly.

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Once Upon a Time In Hollywood (2019)

"Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" made a mistake by showing Leonardo DiCaprio's character flying on a Boeing 747, which didn't exist in 1969 when the movie was set.

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Jurassic Park: The Helping Hand

A crew member's hand can be seen holding onto one of the velociraptors in "Jurassic Park" during the scene where they chase the children through the kitchen.

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“Avengers: Endgame” (2019) — Doubling Ant-Man(s)

In "Avengers: Endgame," the Russo brothers overlooked a mistake where multiple versions of Paul Rudd's Ant-Man are shown in different sizes at the same time during the finale battle, despite fan theories trying to explain it.

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The Graduate (1967)

Dustin Hoffman's character drives the wrong way on the top deck of the Bay Bridge in San Francisco in the movie, on his way to Berkeley.

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Spider-Man: The "Broken" Lamp

In "Spider-Man" (2002), Peter Parker accidentally breaks a lamp while testing his powers, but in the next shot, the lamp is shown fixed when his aunt comes into the room.

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"Bad Boys” (1983) — Visible Camera Operator

A camera operator appears in a fight scene between Sean Penn and Esai Morales in a juvenile detention center, adding unintentional comedy to the scene.

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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2 (2011)

Lily Potter's eye color in "Harry Potter" is inconsistent as she is shown to have brown eyes as a child, despite it being stated that Harry inherited his mother's blue eyes.

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Back to the Future: The Guitar from the Future

In "Back to the Future," Marty McFly plays a Gibson ES-345 guitar at his parents' 1955 prom, but the guitar wasn't actually produced until 1958, creating a plot inconsistency in the movie.

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Batman Returns” (1992) — Disappearing Eye Makeup

In "Batman Returns," Michael Keaton's makeup is missing when he meets Michelle Pfeiffer's Catwoman without his mask, creating a continuity error.

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