50 Movie Bloopers That Made The Final Cut

Some of the best moments in a movie are when they make a mistake and play it off: a blooper! Bloopers can be either really difficult to spot, or easy to notice if you're an avid movie watcher. Actors are trained and encouraged to continue rolling even when they say the wrong line or have the wrong action. 

Django Unchained was a popular movie because it showed the power an enslaved African could hold with the right opportunity. It wasn't at the dinner table though because Leonardo DiCaprio - playing Calvin Candie - created a blooper that only enhanced the intensity of the scene.

In The Other Guys, Mark Wahlberg stars as Terry, the cop with a point to prove, and Will Ferrell plays Allen, the desk cop that wants to prove the conspiracy in connection to another case. Remember the scene where Terry tried to intimidate Allen by being a lion that would eat Allen if he were a tuna?

Scream (1996) was - and still is - one of the greatest horror movies because of the suspense, surprising gore, and sensational plot twist at the end. During said plot twist, it was actor Matthew Lillard who played Stuart, who had one of his first aired bloopers in his acting career.

Leonardo DiCaprio deserves so much credit for his acting ability to improv at the last moment. During the scene where he goes to lunch with Matthew McConaughey's character, Leonardo's character felt nervous and Matthew took care of that. It may have been a bit of a cringe to watch, but it worked.

Remember Dirty Dancing (1987), the film of romance and sensuality through dance. The film grossed twice what it cost because of Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey's amazing on-screen charisma. It's easy to see during the floor crawling scene, which is actually a complete and udder blooper.

The funniest moment of the Fast And Furious franchise was in the sixth adaptation where the crew tries to outsmart the federal agent, Hobbs, played by notable entertainer, Dwayne Johnson. In this scene, he pulls up, and Roman - played by singer/actor Tyrese - says his line "Hey Mia, better hide your baby oil."

Al Pacino deserves much credit for his dedication in Scent Of A Woman (1992) where he portrays a blind man based on real-life events. To prep for the scene, Pacino would walk around borderline blind by not allowing his eyes to completely focus, which is where the blooper comes in.

Seeing all of the Spider-Men in one movie was what made Spider-Man: No Way Home so successful. This particular blooper, however, was part of the script but altered. Spidey 3 (Andrew Garfield/right) offered to crack the back of Spidey 1 (Toby Maguire/left) for the sake of Spidey-hood.

There was a moment in the Hateful Eight film where Hangman (left) played by Kurt Russell makes a huge mistake. The scene was to enhance his intimidation tactics towards Jennifer Jason (right), who played Daisy and a sweet guitar. The scene continued and the original plan was to smash a replica guitar.

1988 was a year for good films, and Rain Man was one of them. The movie is based on a young, and out-of-touch man, played by Tom Cruise, who finds out that his deceased father left an astounding amount of money to his long-lost brother who has autism, played by Dustin Hoffman. Here's where the scene gets good.

Full Metal Jacket (1987) has to have one of the greatest bloopers ever because it turned into a full-acting gig! R. Lee Ermey played Gunnery Sergeant Hartman. Originally, he was hired to simply be a technical advisor for the movie. He would make comments about the drill instructors because he himself was a real-life Marine drill Sergeant.

Marlon Brando played one of the greatest characters in film history in The Godfather (1972) when he played Vito Corleone, the leader of the pack. The film grossed so much money because of his portrayal, and we were able to experience a sentimental side of himself and his character when the cat arrived.

One way to anger a director is to mess up the shot and waste the film, which is exactly what the cast of The Unusual Suspects (1995) did. The lineup was an infamous moment in the film because of the reaction it gave the cast members and the producers. The question becomes: why were they laughing?

Rocky (1976) is an iconic American sports movie that portrays the life of a notable boxer from Philadelphia. The interesting scene that made the cut in the final film was when Rocky was running through the market during his training montage, and the other people started watching him. Why? Because the extras were literally regular people.

Leonardo DiCaprio makes our bloopers list again, but this time because of the director of the second highest-grossing film ever, Titanic, James Cameron. Cameron was pretty disturbed about how lines were not being delivered the way he wanted, so he scrapped them and simplified them.

Thor: The Dark World was the second adaptation of the mighty hero's epic journey through the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). In the film, there was a scene where actor Chris Hemsworth decides to be silly and hang his hammer, named Mjolnir, on the coat hanger. This was funny for two reasons.

Being John Malkovich (1999) describes the story of John, a man who falls in love with someone who is not his wife. During a scene when John was walking by himself, the phrase "Hey John, think fast" was said and he was hit in the head with a beer can.

The name "Gandalf" fills the realms with both pleasure and fear due to his peaceful demeanor and ability to become fierce when necessary. The fantasized leader created a blooper that most people don't realize, which was accidentally hitting his head while visiting Bilbo's smaller-than-average home.

Brendan Gleeson played the rebel with a cause, Hamish, in the 1995 Northman film, Braveheart. The film did well but there was one scene that took away from the strength of the soldiers, and that was Hamish's rubber axe. Of course, it's supposed to look real, and it totally did.

Batman and The Joker are always a duo that we don't want to see end, and Heath Ledger (R.I.P.) is continuously being praised for his portrayal of the cunning and vile psychopath that is, The Joker. Ledger was great at his craft as the hospital explosion detonation did not go off the first time, which is why he clicked it several times... that was a blooper.

Did you know that there was a blooper in The Silence Of The Lambs (1991)? Anthony Hopkins played the iconic Dr. Hannibal Lecter, while Jodie Foster played the FBI agent that was completely fascinated - and terrified - by him. The blooper happened while he and foster were discussing his character's heinous crimes.

Anne Hathaway created an extremely funny moment when she played an awkward, geeky teenager who learns that she is the heiress and princess to a kingdom and a large fortune in the 2001 film, The Princess Diaries. In this scene, Anne (right) was simply supposed to walk up the bleachers with her friend.

The 1994 hit drama movie, Forrest Gump, has the sentiment of a golden heart as Forrest tells his story of his growth from ridicule and illness, to love and affection. While on the bus with his military crew, he meets a man named Bubba (left), and introductions were made.

Marvel is filled with bloopers and Guardians Of The Galaxy makes our list again for the famous dance-off. When Peter Quill (featured) is leading his troops against the horrid Ronan, he runs out of ideas to make the matter better. In a moment of time, Star-Lord decided to use his skills and Earth references to challenge Ronan to a dance-off.

Ben Stiller is a cool actor who has played many roles in his career, including Derek Zoolander, the famous male model that isn't very smart but has a passion for his craft on the catwalk. Remember the scene when David Duchovny's character was explaining why male models make great assassins, but Zoolander repeated the question?

Here's a behind the scene scoop of Avengers: Robert Downey Jr. loved to eat. The director would become annoyed about the fact that Downey was always snacking, which would make him a little late for many scenes. Because of his creative genius, the director decided to make a clever move.

Robin Williams is one of the most iconic actors in Hollywood history with one of his best films being Mrs. Doubtfire. The beloved comedic actor was able to improve a messy situation when the social worker was coming to his house and he smashed his face into a pie of icing. When the social worker arrived, he gave her a nice cup of tea.

The Guardians Of The Galaxy are led by their creative - and mildly buffoonish - leader, Peter Quill. He and his gang came together to guard the universe against those who challenge it, while also picking up a few cool trinkets, like the orb. At the end of the movie, the orb was delivered to the Collector on planet Knowhere, where an exchange was to occur.

One of the most cringing moments of The 40-Year-Old Virgin is when Andy - Steve Carell - was getting his body waxed. Just know that this was a man-made blooper based on Carell and the producers considering that his real hair was being ripped off! The wax and the patches on his body were 100% real, and so was the body wax face on his stomach.

Midnight Cowboy featured a young Dustin Hoffman as Ratso (right), along with his trusted companion, Joe (left). There was a mistake on the behalf of the filmmakers as they forgot to block off the road they were shooting on, which allowed for a taxi to roll through the scene. The car almost hit the two of them, and that's where the blooper happened.

Tom Cruise (right) is the leading actor in all of the Mission Impossible movies and is known for wanting it to be as authentic as possible. In the second adaptation, Cruise and his stuntman (left) were practicing for the final fight scene of the movie, and Cruise encouraged his partner to "not hold back."

Harrison Ford (left) played one of the most iconic characters in novel and movie history, Indiana Jones, as he tracked down the Raiders of the lost tomb. In the movie, there is a scene where he is supposed to duel with one another in an intense fight. But that didn't happen because Harrison ended up with food poisoning.

The Lord Of The Rings: The Two Towers was just as popular as the premier of the movie franchise for its scenery and action sequences. There was a scene during the movie where the character Eowyn was staring into the distance of her homeland, and there was a flag waving.

The 1999 film, American Beauty, tells us a story about the loss of hope, and the regaining of personal power through an enhanced understanding of existential values. Kevin Spacey played Lester Burnam, a middle-aged man that begins to lose hope in life as his marriage starts to degrade and his boss becomes close to firing him, losing his long-term job.

It was challenging watching The Joker get caught and arrested in The Dark Knight. Right before the infamous interrogation scene, while The Joker is locked up, Jim Gordan was praised for his good cop work and given a promotion in front of the inmates of the cell, with The Joker being one of them.

One of the biggest "uh-oh" moments of blooper history was in Gladiator, the movie of Roman soldiers battling, and where the infamous line "are you not entertained?!" comes from. During a gladiator ring scene, while the chariots were racing, three of them were turned over due to simply going too fast.

Remember in Pretty Woman when Vivian (played by Julia Roberts) received the gift of a beautiful necklace given to her by her partner, Edward, played by Richard Gere? In the scene, Richard decides to improvise and create a blooper on purpose. While she is looking at the necklace, Richard decides to snap the case closed directly on Julia's fingers!

Tom Holland was the latest actor for the portrayal of your friendly, neighborhood Spider-Man, and in Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021), a major "slip up" happened when he encountered the spell master of the universe, Dr. Strange. However, it wasn't Spidey that messed up, it was Benedict Cumberbatch.

Stan Lee (featured) is the creator of all the Marvel characters and made an appearance in almost all of the movies, including Ant-Man and The Wasp. During the chase scene towards the end of the movie, Hope (Evangeline Lilly) was trying to escape Ghost, and she does so by throwing a shrinking device at a motorcycle but instead shrinks a car.

Princess Leia and Han Solo had their lovers quarrel and embrace in Stars Wars: Episode V - Empire Strikes Back (1980). Actor Harrison Ford was great at playing Han and was able to determine what made him more authentic as a leader, fighter, and romantic. His blooper happened during a conversation with Leia.

If you've ever seen A Clockwork Orange, you know that it is deranged and extreme. Director Stanley Kubrick has a knack for motivating his actors to be as authentic as possible, which is how this disturbing blooper was created. In the scene, Alex is forced to sit down and watch violently sexual content with his eyes kept wide open.

Star Wars is known for being serious with its drama and action sequences, but the funniest part that many fans were not expecting was this ultimate blooper in Episode IV: A New Hope that was kept for the purpose of a moment of comedy. While three stormtroopers are making their way through a corridor, the trooper on the left-hand side hit his forehead on the top of it.

1994's True Lies was a true star moment for actress Jaime Lee Curtis. In the scene, she is prone to being attractive because she did one of the more tantalizing stripteases that Hollywood has ever experienced. Her sensuality shined through her dancing, and her outfit has been the costume for many tributes by other entertainers.

Jim Carrey has made his mark as one of the most conscious entertainers of modern times. In his 2004 fantasy film, A Series of Unfortunate Events, he plays Count Olaf, the uncle of three children whom he tries to steal the family fortune from after their parents die. There was a scene where he was describing order and going on a rant, then forgets his line.

Also in Titanic, Leonardo DiCaprio makes the next scene admirably awkward when he has a Freudian slip. As the script directed, Leonardo was supposed to tell rose "over on the couch" so that she could undress and be painted during the memorable scene, but that's not exactly what happened.

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002) is the second adaptation in the Harry Potter series and portrayed the essence of Harry getting the hang of becoming a wizard and learning how to navigate the Hogwartz School. There was a battle scene between Harry and Malfoy where Harry won at the last minute.

The 2014 biographical war drama, American Sniper, showcased the life and afterlife of a U.S. war veteran and the trials that he experienced while deployed and at home. The film received critical reviews along with six Academy Award nominations while winning Best Sound Editing. Chris Kyle - played by Bradley Cooper - was the lightning rod of someone else's mistake.

Malcolm X portrayed the life and mission of civil rights activist, Malcolm Little. The movie demonstrated much of the violence that African Americans struggled through, and he believed that the Nation of Islam was the way to cure the disease of racism and increase Black excellence. But there was one line that was considered a historically inaccurate blooper.

Wonder Woman dropped in 2017 and was highly anticipated in the wake of women's empowerment. Some critics say that the movie was slow in the beginning but picked up via the action sequences that followed the ultimate blooper. Actress Gal Gadot wore a gorgeous blue dress that held the handle of a heavy sword.

Can you believe that Charlie's Angels is more than 20 years old?! The action movie featured Lucy Liu (right), Drew Barrymore (left), and Cameron Diaz (center) as "Charlie's Angels." Filled with action-packed sequences, the film did record box office numbers, also thanks to Crispin Glover, who played the slick-haired bad guy.