Silly Continuity Mistakes You Missed In Big Hollywood Movies

Every movie is made of many different scenes that are often filmed in a variety of different locations.
But they don't film all the scenes in the same order of the movie, because that would be ridiculous.
So, in order to make things easier, they shoot the scenes in the most efficient way possible.
But due to it all being jumbled up sometimes continuity can suffer.
So, here are '10 Bad Continuity Mistakes You Missed In Hollywood Movies'

[princekakujaha]

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[gutz]

0:06 "Because that would be ridiculous." Is that right. Mad Max 2 was shot in chronological order and written and directed by a man with more brains than some of the people here who try to pretend they know a thing or two about films by spouting off bullshit to try and think they know something. When a film like Mad Max 2 that was made for less than 2 million Australian dollars back in 1981 can still to this day be considered a masterpiece in action cinema and done for real on the fly with some dedicated talented people who did it in order, you would forgive me if this whole of "We know how to do films right" generation who makes films for over 100 million US dollars and are almost forgotten soon after they are released, felt to me less than impressive towards me.