When On-Set Accident Made the Final Cut in Movies!

You definitely have to look up the scene in goodfellas where Henry Steps right on karen's hand when they get up from the bed, in the " gun in the face" scene In the bedroom. You can see she holds in her scream and Then what she screams "I'm sorry" you could tell she's in real pain

Also, check out.John c McGinley's lighter malfunction when he goes to light sergeant barnes cigarette and it fails but he continues and the scene keeps rolling. Believe it or not that's my favorite scene in platoon.

the beginning of the intro was funny 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂

When Leo DiCaprio in Django with him slamming his hand on the glass because he misjudged slaming his hand on the table and got the glass instead and you can see surprised look in the faces of the rest of the cast. not sure what was improved with the blood on the face of the women but i know that some of that scene was inproved and the blood was real in those scenes as leo really did cut his hand bad.

Who cares?

The Gentlemen Prefer Blondes is the only one that I know about.

update: that 7-roll car stunt world record was BROKEN in 2024's movie, "the Fall Guy" when they rolled a car 8 1/2 times!

Lotr flag scene was planned, however where it landed wasnt planned.

ED-or-as. Ro-hahn. Tell me you've never watched LOTR without telling me you've never watched LOTR.

please stop that background music

if u believe the rohan flag and casino royal beachwalk scene was accidently no one can help you

Please stop with the unrelated sexscenes.

The Seymour fall still looks like it was fake.

yes please stop tbe back ground music i love the clips but the music sends me into sezures

Is this AI that can't read? Kelly Reno, not Keno!

Im confused about who keeps complaining about the music 😒 The rest of us enjoy it..don't ruin it for us please

There was the helicopter crash in Attack of the Killer Tomatoes. The helicopter ACTUALLY crashed, but it was so amazing (and expensive) that they added the line about a tomato flying right at it and left it in the final cut.

Monty Python and the Holy Grail. The famous "Tim the Enchanter" scene. John Cleese was SUPPOSED to give this really long and complicated name, but when the time came, he forgot and adlibbed Tim on the spot.

I know what it's like to ask for credit/extra pay for a (planned) stunt and to get screwed-not fired-they just "forgot" to give list me in the credits; Sc*mbag director responsible for that; David Irving. The (terrible) Film: C.H.U.D. II: Bud the C.H.U.D....And, if an actor goes off script and "molests" another actor-that is not just unprofessional, that's a crime. You NEVER violate anyone!!!

So the Post Office now serves food. That's either a great idea or poor lazy-ass AI audio.

Wow. No fluff. Excellent.