Gone in 60 Seconds: The wrenches change their position despite the fact that no one uses them.

Revolutionary Road: Frank’s tie keeps changing within one working day.

Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street: When Mrs. Lovett treats a boy to a bun, he eats half of it instantly but in the next episode, the bun is almost whole again.

The Grand Budapest Hotel: When Monsieur Gustave H. takes the visa, its edge is clearly bent. However, the bend is no longer there in the next scene.

Edge of Tomorrow: The unbuttoned button on Cage’s jacket is buttoned in the next scene.

Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door: The matte glasses on one of the gangsters suddenly become glossy, and you can see the film crew in the reflection.

Wanted: Fox’s free hair is collected in a ponytail when the scene changes.

Fight Club: The CCTV camera captured itself.

Fight Club: In the stairs scene, you can see that a stunt double is falling instead of Edward Norton.

Romeo + Juliet: The main character’s unbuttoned shirt becomes buttoned when the frame is changed.

Quantum of Solace: The janitor in the background is diligently sweeping something visible only to him.

Batman Returns: Black makeup under the hero’s eyes disappears with the change of the frame.

Requiem for a Dream: The mirror shows the reflexion of a nude-color corset that the actress was wearing to seem fatter.

Body of Lies: Ferris’s mug changes while he is drinking coffee.

Interstellar: Murph’s chain appears either above the T-shirt or under it in the scene where Cooper is calming her down.

The Intouchables: Driss gives Philippe a green candy but it changes to yellow in the next scene.

Drive: The brown label on Ryan Gosling’s shirt keeps appearing either on the right side or the left side.

The Martian: When Mark wakes up after the storm and gets up, a cameraman can be seen in the reflection on his helmet.

Game of Thrones: Brienne’s horse’s dirty side suddenly becomes clean.

The Great Gatsby: The hero gets completely wet in the rain but he’s suddenly dry in the next frame.

Shutter Island: Do you remember the scene where a mental hospital patient asks for water during the interrogation? It can be seen that there is nothing in her hand when she is drinking water but one second later she puts an empty glass down onto the table. Many viewers believe that it’s not a mistake and that the director needed this moment to reveal the image to the main character more deeply.