Sometimes the best parts in a movie aren't in the script from impromptu slips to unexpected explosions these sci-fi movie bloopers were just too good to leave out the first Guardians of the Galaxy film capture audiences with its endearing take on the universe showcasing quirky aliens colorful worlds and lighthearted Adventure the movie expanded the Marvel Cinematic Universe into the far reaches of space at the center of the story is Peter Quill charmingly portrayed by Chris Pratt quill has come
into the possession of one of the most powerful weapons in the Galaxy an orb that audiences would later discover holds one of the six Infinity Stones the sought after high-priced orb has an array of people hunting for it including thanos's followers in The Collector played by Benicio del Toro while Krill and his Newfound acquaintances do their best to protect the powerful artifact the blundering protagonist comes close to Breaking the treasure after discovering the orb's value importance and fra
gility quilt fumbles and drops the artifact as the deal is made to sell it to the collector it is an iconic moment that defines Chris Pratt's clumsy character and surprisingly it was not in the script according to director James Gunn Pratt's fumble was unexpected and incidental yet the filmmaker loved it so much it had to make the film's Final Cut Martian is a wonderful movie about science prevailing in the face of adversity based on a novel by Andy Weir the story follows astronaut Mark Whitney
played by Matt Damon Whitney is inadvertently abandoned on Mars and forced to survive in an Extended Stay while awaiting a rescue mission from NASA although he exceeds expectations while living in the alien atmosphere things do not go so well back on Earth admits failed rocket launches costly bureaucracy and time limits scientists on Whitney's home planet do what they can to bring him back one of the Geniuses who comes up with a plan to rescue Watney is The Eccentric Rich Purnell played by Donal
d Glover among strange traits like sleeping in his office and talking erratically to himself a defining moment for the characters when he trips on his own feet and quickly recalibrates himself hilariously Glover admitted during an interview on Conan that the fall was an honest mishap when you see me in the movie and I eat it that's really eating it yeah however the moment still appears in the movie the first Star Wars movie is undeniably considered a classic but loved by fans the world over A Ne
w Hope launched one of the biggest franchises the world has ever seen But although Star Wars Episode 4 is considered perfect by many moviegoers standards the film was not without its mistakes one of the funniest blunders in Star Wars takes place in the Galaxy's most dangerous weapon the Death Star One Stormtrooper can be seen knocking his head on top of a door as the Imperial Army descends on R2D2 and C-3PO in the control room although the upward sliding doors make the Death Star appear futurist
ic the bump showcases how flawed these entrance ways and low visual helmets would be in the real world somehow Landing in the Final Cut of the film The stormtrooper's Doorway miscalculation is one of the most famous bloopers to appear in a movie there are times when directors actively try to capture the perfect blooper to get the most genuine reaction from the performers as possible one of the best examples of this trickery comes in director Ridley Scott's 1979 space horror alien Scott made many
notable choices that helped make alien the smash hit that it is including choosing a female heroine over a standard male action star well fans of alien may be surprised to know that one of the movie's most famous moments involved a nasty surprise for the entire crew of the Nostromo in his book Cinema Alchemist the film's art director Roger Christian explained the momentous scene where the newborn alien explodes from the chest of Officer Kane Christian wrote Ridley did not want the actress to se
e the setup just to experience the horror of the moment the baby alien actually breaks through so when the alien violently protrudes from Kane the reactions you see on the actors are all genuine meanwhile the blood-covered look of shock on their faces remained in the film when the original Blade Runner was released in 1982 he'd redefined what science fiction could look like in cinema yet another film on this list directed by Ridley Scott the story is an adaptation of Philip K Dick's novel throug
h Android's Dream of Electric Sheep featuring a dystopian future plagued with synthetic replicants the movie follows hardened God brick Deckard as he hunts down the advanced robots and uncovers dark secrets about the company that made them one of the futuristic replicants that Deckard has been assigned to retire is press who is performed by 80s film darling Daryl Hannah unfortunately the young actress took such a spill that she needed medical attention in one scene a panic's press is seen trippi
ng and falling into a car window however the temple was unintentional as the window was not supposed to break as a result of the accident the actress had broken her elbow in eight places thankfully Hannah was able to finish the scene with no one the wiser and her fall made it into the Final Cut of the film the Back to the Future Trilogy is a beloved take on one of science Fiction's favorite themes time travel starring Michael J fox is The Accidental time traveler Marty McFly the Back to the Futu
re movies have become notorious for their charm and sense of wonder this makes it all that more surprising to discover that during the franchise's second installment there is a scene displaying such a horrific accident that the actress involved nearly died in Back to the Future Part 2 an elaborate stun featuring the film suffer boards resulted in stunt professional Cheryl Wheeler being badly injured the accident can be spotted in the movie when a group of bullies chases McFly through the streets
of the future town as of the trio of Intimidators hit a ramp and are launched into a window reeler can be spotted missing the mark and crashing into a concrete pillar thankfully the stunt performer survived her injuries but it remains one of the more terrifying real-life mishaps to appear in a Blockbuster Rogue one remains one of the most celebrated projects outside of the main Star Wars trilogies revealing the tale of how the Rebel Alliance came into possession of the plans for the Imperial De
ath Star the movie starred a cast of unique characters including fan favorite k2so performed by Alan Tudyk the bluntly spoken Droid provides the Star Wars film with most of the comic relief however not many fans know that many of the robot's most side-splitting lines were improvised by the comedic actor in 2017 Tudyk provided an interview for the Star Wars Twitter account answering questions from fans he goes on to share his favorite character moment which involved an impromptu scene of the Droi
d slapping Cassian Andor across the face and telling him and there's a fresh one if you mouth off again hilariously the ad-lib moment caught actor Diego Luna who played Andor off guard and he nearly broke character as a result thankfully the actor held it together as the scene is one of the most laugh-worthy moments in the franchise although it may be lauded as the least loved Spider-Man movie The Amazing Spider-Man 2 maintains some charming moments most of the endearing qualities from the film
come from Stars Andrew Garfield Emma Stone who portray Peter Parker in love interest Gwen Stacy despite their spectacular performances however it did not stop Emma Stone from making one of the biggest on-screen blunders of her career during spidey's climactic battle with Electro Gwen insists on helping regardless of the risk it puts on her Garfield's character is left with no choice but to force her to remain behind by webbing her hand to the hood of a police cruiser Gwen then yells she then cov
ers her mouth after realizing she was revealing Spider-Man's secret identity well according to director Mark Webb's DVD commentary this was a happy accident as Stone's reaction was not scripted thankfully the seasoned actress did not blurt out Andrew because the unintentional moment was fittingly placed in the film sometimes there are movie extras so good that they earn a credit in the film such is the case with one of the most forgettable Star Trek movies The Voyage Home the film involves time
traveling to Earth in 1986 in order to bring back humpback whales to the Future so they can communicate with a mysterious probe as such extras for the feature could be plucked off the streets without wardrobe changes or excessive makeup according to Star trek.com One background actor never intended on appearing on screen and only decided to work after her vehicle was towed by the film's production crew appearing in a scene where the crew of the Enterprise is searching for directions Leila saraka
yla was not supposed to answer the actor's questions instead the impromptu extra answered naturally and honestly I don't know if I know the answer to that I think it's across the bay in Alameda however the director thought the genuine moment was so good he decided to keep it in the film one of the more ambitious and creative Sci-Fi movies released in the 90s was The Fifth Element starring Bruce Willis as a taxi driver who's thrown into the most important treasure hunt in the Galaxy the film was
the highest grossing French film for a number of years featuring a cast full of eclectic and interesting characters one of the most memorable was the villain Jean Baptiste Emmanuel Zork portrayed by Gary Oldman and his henchman left arm and right arm unfortunately much like the on-screen characters old men's actors Sidekicks were also left out of the big boss's nefarious plans when it came to filming the movie in an interview with BBC Radio 1 Oldman recalled a specific moment that caught one of
his henchmen named tricky off guard at one point zorgops to destroy a building but fails to share his plan with tricky unfortunately the actor was just as naive as to what was about to happen when the building explodes tricky can be seen reacting genuinely to the huge boom happening behind him often considered one of director Steven Spielberg's most magical outings ET became the highest grossing movie of all time when it was released in 1982. while the film has built a legacy as one of the most
beloved movies of its generation it is also known for being the breakout role for a young actress named Drew Barrymore Barrymore regularly impressed her famous director throughout the making of the film only six years old during the filming of E.T Barrymore reunited with Spielberg 40 years later on the set of her own talk show the Drew Barrymore show during their interview Spielberg admitted that Barrymore was responsible for many of the iconic lines of the film including I don't like his feet t
he director also admitted that the actress didn't even care what the film was about meanwhile the interview features an old Entertainment Tonight clip of young Barrymore from 1982. with the actress admitting that she was acting like herself the whole time I could act like myself the whole time on that shoot because Gertie's sword was like me many of the impromptu lines would have been left on The Cutting Room floor by other directors but Spielberg found the magic in them and worked the movie aro
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