10 Stupid Movie Mistakes That Will Ruin Stars

We’ve rounded up some glaring inaccuracies in popular images for you – watch out for these jabs next time.

In one scene of this 2008 film, Brad Pitt appears wearing elegant Ray Ban model 3025 Aviator sunglasses. According to the plot, this scene takes place in 1945, but this model of glasses did not appear until 1952.

The film about a world-class swindler played by Leonardo DiCaprio takes place in the 1960s. In one scene, we see Amy Adams as a nurse with stainless steel braces attached to the front of her teeth. But in the 1960s, most braces were made of gold and attached differently.

The British Royal Navy uniform worn by these characters was introduced in 1747. But in the film, the King of England at the time is George I, and George I was King from 1714 to 1727. These sailors must have been ahead of their time.

In the film, Brad Pitt plays Tristan Ludlow, a cowboy who lived in the early 20th century. But his hair looks like he ended up in the 60s. All in all, he looks more like a glam rock star than a turn-of-the-century farmer.

Although Hayley Atwell, who played Peggy, was in 1940s fashion, women in the military had to wear their hair tied back.

Anna Baxter as Nefertiti looked stunning in a blue dress! But the problem is that at that time no one else had access to the blue dye. It will appear later and for a long time will be considered extremely rare and valuable due to the difficulty of its production.

Marty McFly can travel through time, but that doesn’t mean things can do the same. The guitar that Marty plays in the scene set in 1955 was not released until 1958.

In the World War II era, women could not be seen without stockings under their dresses. It would be too honest for those years. And we see the heroines in the film with bare feet.

The story takes place in 1963 and the film itself was shot in the 80s. And the fashion of the time influenced the artist, it seems, much more. So the cropped denim shorts worn by the heroine came into fashion right in the 80s. No one wore this in the 60s.

In one of the scenes, Keira Knightley’s character can be seen wearing wellies. But they were invented twenty years after the events of the book.

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