12 Monkeys

In the final scene in which Bruce Willis is shot in the airport (part of this scene actually recurs throughout the movie), the psychiatrist woman leans over him to hold him as he dies. From one angle, he reaches up to her face and his hand is clean. In the next angle, his hand is covered in blood as he touches her face.

2001: A Space Oddessy

The stewardess, in her 360-degree stroll to the control room aboard the spherical Aries lunar shuttle, is most certainly going through the wrong door, if you think about where the control room is relative to the rest of the interior (she should have been stepping through the access on the top of the set).

There is a scene where one of the astronauts is drinking out of a juice box in space (zero gravity). When he is done drinking from the straw the juice falls back down the straw as if there was gravity.

Tango & Cash

In the beginning of movie, when Cash and Tango's sister are on the couch, she is facing one way. In the next shot, she's facing the opposite way.

In the same scene, Tango sees a man looking in through the screen door, he jumps the man and rips open the screen. In the next scene, the screen is back to normal and covering the man's face.

Later in the movie, when Tango and Cash are playing the "good cop, bad cop" routine with Rakeen, the tape of Rakeen's mouth is almost off. In the next scene, the tape is OK.

When Stallone's character stops the bad guys in the semi full of cocaine, they fly through a windshield that is apparently made of plate glass, and not the safety glass found on almost every other vehicle windshield on earth.

Tank Girl

In one scene Lori Petty (Tank Girl) is lying chest-down in the sand outside of her house, firing some kind of high-powered rifle at the bad guys, who are in the process of raiding the house. In that scene you can clearly see a hat on her head. She moves and the hat falls off, then we see the house and back to Lori, whose hat is now mysteriously back on her head again.

Terminator Films

The Odd Couple 2

When the guy is dead in the car you can see his eyes blinking while he dead (you have to look really hard).

A Thin Line Between Love & Hate

There is a scene where Lawrence's girlfriend's mother is yelling at him as she walks to her chauffeured car parked at the curb in front of Lawrence's house. After she climbs in and shuts the door, you can clearly see the reflection of the cameraman AND the boom operator.

When Martin Lawrence is at the cleaner's, the shirts are off to the right of Adrian with the hunter green shirt on top. Then they are suddenly in front of her as Martin leaves the cleaner's, and the hunter green shirt is gone.

The Thing

There is a scene where the pilots barricade a door so James Arness (the Thing) can't get in. But when James shows up, he pulls the door open - they barricaded the wrong side.

Three Men and a Baby

The little boy who appears when Ted Danson's talking to the mother isn't a ghost - it's someone who just happened to be on the set, or a cardboard cutout - no-one seems to know for sure.

The Three Musketeers [1973]

At one point D'Artagnan reaches the Duke of Buckingham, who is on a hunt. He has just killed a stag and his hands are covered in blood. D'Artagnan rides up and offers him a note from Queen Anne. He wipes his palms with a cloth before he takes the note, but his hands are still covered with blood up to and above the wrists. When he reads the note, he and D'Artagnan take off on foot for his castle where they go into a private room behind the walls. Suddenly it is apparent that his hands are perfectly clean right down to his scrubbed fingernails and, without explanation, the plot-heavy sequence continues.

[Either mistake or intentional irony]: The Musketeers (all French) rescue Buckingham (English) from a group of palace guards in Paris. Buckingham fights alongside them, thanks them briefly, and leaves. "He sounded a touch foreign," one of the Musketeers (Richard Chamberlain?) comments. The cast was all British, and the man making the comment has the exact same accent that he calls 'foreign.'

The Three Musketeers [recent Disney version]

One of the Musketeers jovially offers to celebrate with a bottle of but hadn't been invented then.

The Three Ninjas

When their Grandfather is coming home, his 3 grandsons (his ninjas in training) are hiding in the yard - one of them was in a tree above where he parks his car. The 2 ninjas in the yard come out of their hiding places acting like Ninjas (jokingly) and the one in the tree jumps out onto the ground (about a 15 ft drop...this is one big tree...) and since he's a ninja, he apparently can do this safely. The thing is though, he lands with perfectly straight legs.

During the scene where the main teenage bad guy and his two friends are holding up a convenience store, he gets a phone call from his uncle, about kidnapping the 3 ninjas. His uncle says, "here's the address." But he never actually gives it to him.

In the chaotic scene in the kitchen: while the 3 boys are getting ready for school, there is an outburst of yells and question. One question is, "where is my bag?" This comes from Colt, who already has his bag on his back.

In the scene where Colt and Rocky take on the two bullies in a basketball game, Rocky takes a backwards shot from the right side of the basket (obviously shooting towards the left). Then the basketball goes into the basket from the left side.

In the scene where the mom is going out, and is talking to the boys before she leaves, she is putting in her earrings. As she turns to leave one of her earrings falls out.

Also from the basketball scene when the 2 ninjas are playing 2 bullies, Colt walks by and hits the fat, black boy's shoulder, that boy obviously said, "hey!" But if you watch it in slow motion, you can tell that his lips don't move.

Time Bandits

Near the end of the film, there's a scene where the bandits are trapped in a cage hanging from a huge rope. One of the bandits crawls up on top, and severs multiple strands about 4' in length from the rope, leaving the cage hanging from a tiny strand. A bit later, when the cage is being swung back and forth, the missing section of rope has shortened considerably.

Time Runner

In one scene, Mark Hamill jumps into the passenger side of a car while running from men with guns; the men shoot at him, and the passenger side window is shattered by the gunfire. A moment later, once the car has gotten away, the passenger side window is intact.

A Time to Kill

Sandra Bullock first arrives in the film by driving into town prior to the trial of two rapists. After her arrival, the victim's father Samuel L Jackson (Carl Lee) kills the rapists in open court. When Matthew McConnaughey later asks Bullock why she's in town, she says "Carl Lee", yet at the time of her arrival she can't have known who Carl Lee was as he hadn't committed any crime.

Tin Cup

Toward the end, Kevin Costner is referring to all the small "backward" sponsors he has, and refers to Woody's Smokehouse, but his T-shirt reads Willy's Smokehouse.

Tin Men

Danny Devito leaves the bar and he begins to smash the windows in the car.  In some frames the windows are intact then broken then intact and so on.

Titanic

To Gillian on her 37th Birthday

At one point, Claire Dane's friend announces her plan to pick up guys on the beach by wearing the skimpy blue swimsuit she models. She then says that she bought one for Claire Dane, and pulls another g-string from her shopping bag. The suit is red, yet when Claire Danes is strolling down the beach in it, it is now a dark plaid.

To Kill A Mockingbird

When Jem and Scout are talking to each other from their beds at night, Jem tells Scout that he was six when their mother died and she was two.  That was four years ago which would make Jem ten years old now. After Mr. Ewell is killed and Atticus suspects Jem killed him, he tells the sheriff that he can't remember if Jem is twelve or thirteen.

Tom and Huck

Tom and Huck have just swore they won't tell about the murder. Tom writes an oath, and Tom and Huck slit their fingers to sign it in blood. Tom, slits the index finger on his right hand. He signs the oath, however, with his index finger on his LEFT hand.

Tombstone

In one scene when Wyatt Earp is crying out in the middle of town and it's raining, I guess the sprinklers are only so big, because it seems to only be raining in his immediate vicinity - about 20 square feet.

When Morgan dies, Wyatt's hands are clearly covered with blood, but when he lays his hand on Morgan's forehead no blood is shown on it. Then when he is outside in the rain and wipes his hands on his shirt it leaves streaks of red.

During the OK Corral scene, Doc fires 3 shots from a double barrel shot gun without reloading.

When Wyatt Earp and the actress, whom he marries later in the movie, meet on horseback, they go on a fast paced ride that concludes after going down a steep hill. If you look at the actress' feet, you will see she is riding side-saddle - a very difficult feat considering the riding they do. If you look closely you can see her real leg, safely on the other side of the horse. The side-saddle leg must be fake.

In the beginning when they first come into town they are confronted by the evil sheriff. At first he wears a pinstriped suit, later it is plain and then continues to bounce back and forth throughout this original confrontation.

Tommy Boy

To Wong Foo, Thanks For Everything, Julie Newmar

When Swayze gives the stuttering guy the book, it is a paperback. But later when he's reading it, it's a hardback.

When Sheriff Dullart is talking with the other policemen, He grabs the shoe, gets up, and then says "Can I have the shoe?"

Near the end, when the three are in red, Noxy says something to the effect of "They're standing up for us", and Patrick's lips are the only ones moving.

Top Gun

Top Hat

During Astaire's big number "Top Hat, White Tie and Tails," he produces an invitation on stage, sings about it, then crumples it up, and tosses it away. It must be nearby on the stage, but when we finally see the entire stage, the invitation is gone.

Total Recall

Doug has the hologram when inside the alien nuclear reactor, and a bunch of bad guys encircle the holographic image and fire at it at point blank with automatic weapons, and not one bad guy gets hit! If they encircled the 3D image, at least a few bad guys would have been hit by their own men.

In the scene in the Mars Air/Spaceport, the troops are wearing Casio scientific calculators on their wrists.

Creating that much breathable oxygen and atmospheric pressure in the amount of time necessary to save the two heroes would have been impossible.

Toy Story

When the soldiers (from the Bucket o' Soldiers) are asked to find out what gifts Andy is getting at his birthday party, the set out down stairs with half of a baby monitor. Well, any parent who owns one knows that there are 2 pieces to a baby monitor. One half (the larger half) is the receiving end (that takes in the noises) and a smaller half which is the transmitting part (the half that sends out the noises). The half that the soldiers take downstairs to talk through is the wrong half. They take the half that the noise comes OUT of. So, really, they should NOT be able to speak into this part - in real life, they'd hear what was happening up in Andy's room.

Woody challenges Buzz to fly round Andy's room. Buzz accepts, jumps off the bed, bounces off a ball and lands on a toy rollercoaster. He then begins to roll along it. I find it hard to believe that his wings do not collide with the ring in the coaster.

When Buzz and Woody are in Sid's room, the clock stays still at 3:10. But about two scenes later that shows the clock, it changes.

When Buzz Lightyear has his rocket strapped to his back, and Woody is with him, they try the match, but it gets blown away by one car. Yet, when they get the wick lit by concentrated light and zoom off, there are at least five cars they pass. Where did those cars come from?

Trainspotting

When Renton is dragged out of the taxi by his feet at the hospital in a drug induced coma, although unconscious, he manages to avoid his head hitting the ground.

Transformers: The Movie

When Daniel sees his dad and Bumblebee, Cliffjumper, and Jazz, he shoots the huge vat of acid's cover over. The four of them fall, and seem to be the last ones in line. I'm sure Unicron ate more people before that point in the movie.

Tremors

Towards the end, just after Kevin Bacon says "this one's not falling for it," watch for a boom mike right at the top of the screen.

Trial and Error

There is one scene where Re-Eddie and Tuttle are driving in the desert but the clouds aren't moving and are easily fake.

The Trigger Effect

During the blackout when Kyle McLachlan runs down the street after stealing antibiotics from a drugstore, all the lights in the stores he passes are obviously on.

Triumph of the Will

There's one peaceful scene where the point of view is from a boat drifting down a canal in town. As the boat drifts, it passes by some sort of monument, and a very clear full-body shadow of the camera man and camera is visible against the monument.

True Lies

In the scene where the bad guy is attached to the missile and fired, just before it hits the helicopter you can see below it a building called SUN BANK, I believe, but the letters are backwards.

When they are standing at the top of the dam, the first time you see the dam it's dry. The next time you see the dam (30 seconds later) it's wet.

When the bad guy is stuck on the missile on the rail of the Harrier, and Arnold shoots it, it carries the bad guy into the building and out the other side. Modern missiles accelerate at more than 2000 G's - the Sidewinder weighs less than 200 lbs, and thrust is more than 40,000. So he would have been fried by the backwash as it left without him.

The first time Arnold commandeers the Harrier, he lifts it and bashes car windows with it. The real plane makes enough downwash to flip a real car over.

More rounds come out of the Vulcan than are carried by real Harriers.

Early on, Arnold has a Ruger P-series pistol fired right in front of his face when he and Tom Arnold are seated in the van. He'd be blinded if he really did this, from muzzle blast.

True Romance

In the scene where Clarence is cleaning Alabama's wounds outside the airport (after she gets beaten up by and subsequently kills her would-be hitman), a large gaping cut seen on the left side of her face in one scene is gone in the next and does not reappear.

The Truman Show

When Truman is first discovered escaping on the boat, they go to a camera shot of his face. If you look at the background, the boat is not moving at all.

In the scene where Truman is talking to his best friend, and his friend is filling the vending machine, he fills up two of the spaces with yellow candy bars, then it cuts away for a bit.  When it cuts back to the same shot as before, there are no yellow candy bars. It cuts away again and when it comes back again, there are more than two yellow candy bars in the vending machine.

The Truth About Cats And Dogs

When Uma Thurman visits the radio station for the first time, she asks Jeaneane Garfolo if she can sit down by the microphone. She comes in wearing a sweater over her dress, but by the time she gets to the microphone, she's no longer wearing it. It simply disappears from one shot to the other.

Turbulence

There is a scene where you look down the steps and there aren't any dead bodies, but in the next scene there is someone lying dead on the floor at the bottom of the steps.

In one scene the flight attendant goes into the cockpit alone and closes the door, then later in the same scene the door is open.

Possibly the biggest goof I've ever seen - when the fighter shoots and blows up the truck, there is a shot of the flight attendant (at that moment being strangled by Ray Liotta) sitting in the pilot's seat, looking over her shoulder. It cuts back to the pilot, then back to her being strangled again. Very, very choppy editing.

Very soon after that, when Ray Liotta is trying to grab the stewardess, we see a shot of the two of them on the floor, and the stewardess is clearly fiddling with the gun, trying to get the bullet in. Then in the next shot, her hand is further back, and she's reaching forward for the bullet again.

Twelve Angry Men

The character played by Jack Warden was making a statement about the defendent being a loser, and playing the part of a real baseball fan, uses the statement "He is 5 for 0".  He should have said 0 for 5 referring to no hits in five at-bats.  The remake of the movie by Showtime corrected this error.

Twins

There is a seen where Arnie and Danny De Vito are in the washroom of a nightclub. In one shot there is a beer bottle on top of a shelf, and in the next shot it's gone.

Twister

Two Days in the Valley

Towards the end, Danny Aiello fires at James Spader, and we see a brief close-up of the door frame being hit - there are two bullet holes seen in the door - one above and just to the left of the other. Then we cut away, and when we cut back and see James Spader looking around the door frame, there's just one bullet hole.

Two Much

During the scene in which Bart, Art's "brother" takes Darryl Hannah out to dinner, watch the water glass by her. You'll see it's full. When they switch camera angles notice that the glass becomes empty, half full, full again, then it fills with wine, then half full of wine, then back to water.