The Usual Suspects
The Usual Suspects is a blockbuster thriller and mystery film aired in 1995. Despite the well-constructed plot, it seems like there are some mistakes that could be seen in the movie. Let us look at the first mistake. There was a scene where the airframe of a 747 and 767 could be seen. At first glance, 747 was visible, but when it was captured in a smaller vision, it became 767. Nothing could explain that but a faulty edit. Did you know that some scenes were shot twice and in different places? Just like the scene where we heard the captain saying “Mayday!”, but the line “We’ve lost two engines” was also audible. That was because the whole scene was shot in two separate planes.
The Usual Suspects
Titanic
This movie made millions of people burst out in tears. Titanic is a 1997 romance and drama film inspired by a true to a life event – the sinking of RMS Titanic. If you think that the 3-hour movie was very splendid, I am very sorry, but you are wrong. There were some details that you could have missed because they were very minor, yet movie critics got a hold of them. First, did you notice the fancy 1912 Renault Type CB Coupe de Ville which was owned by Rose’s family? It was actually inspired by the car which was found sunken under the North Atlantic Ocean. This was not a mistake, but you should notice that! This part was a small mistake. There were flashlights used in the movie, but the setting happened in 1912, right? Yes, there were already flashlights in that year, but it was not like the ones they used in the movie. The lights should have been projected as a yellow beam instead of the bright white beam projected in the movie. Well, nobody is perfect – the movie is still a must-watch!
Titanic
