When Actors Messed Up But The Movie Got Better π #shorts #movies
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NGLβ¦ some of these movie mistakes hit WAY harder than the actual scenes the directors spent millions scripting. π
We're talking about accidents, forgotten lines, broken props, and pure on-set chaos that somehow made the final cut β and honestly? The movie wouldn't have been the same without them. π
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Glad you can accept a rapist as long as they are entertaining.
-1) In Guardians of the Galaxy 1, Chris Pratt genuinely fumbled the orb when he pulled it out of his pocket at the Collector's base.
-2) The Shining: Jack Nicholson was a real firefighter when he was younger, so he was legit chopping through the door in the "Heeeere's Johnny" scene faster than they expected. Shelly Duvall screaming in terror for "Jack" to stop isn't acting, she's actually getting scared with how intense Nicholson is in that scene
-3) Not kept in the movie, but in Spider-Man II, when Jameson gets ahold of the Spider-Man suit, originally they were going to have a scene where someone walked in on him wearing the suit. It was cut since JK Simmons was actually in really good shape (think the scene in Legend of Korra where his character Tenzin takes off his shirt) and he honestly looked too impressive in the suit for the scene to be funny.
It might say PC LOAD LEGAL if you had a paper tray for legal and the printer saw it was empty when the next job in queue was a legal paper printout.
there also were additional codes for when the toner got low and a few other things like that. imagine office style printer mid-90s that has two paper magazines on it. one for each of the sizes of paper. that was kind of your standard shared office printer in that era. many people who did charts and stuff like that may have also had a color inkjet printer in their office
And while the term "software engineering" did exist during the '90s, it was a term and job title used almost exclusively by top-level planners and architects of software systems, where and when it was even used at all. During this era, people like Michael were just called programmers (or "Programmer/Analysts"). No one who had ever done any sort of programming before, let alone as their job, had NEVER used a printer heavily before. They would never have gotten around to learning coding. And not just software people, anyone remotely involved in any form of engineering and technology have all used the same printer before. These're all things Mike Judge would plausibly not have known about or understood, but it was still always rather cringe to hear Michael exasperatedly say as if anyone in his position could possibly not know precisely what it means.