I found a BLOOPER in a movie BY MYSELF - in "Zorba"

[UTUSN]

Where those weirdass villagers stoned/knifed that attractive woman, she was DEAD, lying face-down and her servant(or whoever) THREW himself on top of her DEAD BODY, and the actress tried as hard as she could to PLAY DEAD, but what can you do if a dude throws his body on top of yours? So I *saw* her legs move ever so slightly, then she oh-so-slowly moved them down into the DEAD position.

I've never seen a movie blooper BY MYSELF!!1

[Archae]

1. There's a screw up in "Star Wars."

When the little station door is opened by Stormtroopers after Han, Chewie and Luke leave, watch the Stormtrooper in the back hit his head on the door. :D

[UTUSN]

2. Thanks for that. I never see things by-myself like this!! n/t

[jollyreaper2112]

3. That's not the only one

There were several more screwups in Star Wars. They're generally accepted to be the prequel trilogy.

[petronius]

4. Yeah, really - 3 two hour long blooper reels...

:)

[petronius]

5. I'm always stoke when I spot one by myself

It amazes me to read IMDB and see things like "Anachronism: this film was set in 1795, but the typeface on the scrap of paper that blows past during the sword-fight scene was not developed until 1801." How much time do people spend searching for this stuff?

[jollyreaper2112]

6. LOTR

The signs for Bilbo's party looked silkscreened. Guess I'm kinda nerdy for noticing. ;)

[UTUSN]

7. I know. That *is* amazing, those super-archane details. n/t

[lost-in-nj]

8. So was it something you

could have fixed with

WINDEX!!!?????1111


:9

lost

[UTUSN]

9. Well, *I* was proud of myself (until now)