Titanic
Eeek, I hate to include Titanic and Leonardo DiCaprio in this list but it just has to be done. Sorry, guys. There is a particular scene in the film when DiCaprio’s character Jack Dawson is talking with Rose, played by Kate Winslet. No, not that scene. We mean the one when he tells her that he would go ice fishing with his father at Lake Wassota – a lake that was formed in 1917 by a man-made dam. The Titanic sank in 1912 so it’s not possible that he went ice fishing at Lake Wassota – unless he’s a time traveler, of course.
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Titanic
The Book of Eli
Denzel Washington has three Golden Globe and two Academy Awards to his name, but even that didn’t prevent him from landing onto our list. Particularly his work in the 2010 film The Book of Eli. All throughout the film, Washington’s character is protecting a certain book but just not any book, it’s the Bible. However it isn’t until the very end that we learn his character is blind and his Bible is in braille. The blooper? Washington’s braille book is far too thin, a standard Bible should have more than 38 volumes, and that’s not what his resembles whatsoever.
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The Book Of Eli