All the costumes were made to fit the actress and emphasize her beauty, so they don’t always match the era. Here Cleopatra walks in modern high-heeled shoes.

Little Jack holds a star in his hand, reaching out to stick it to the map, but on the second picture we see that he stuck down a circle.

Hurriedly escaping from the FBI, Jack finds time to change from a security uniform into his own clothes.

If you desperately need to call someone, you can get a cell phone from nowhere. This is what Eggsy did when he pulled the phone out of the fifth dimension because there was nothing behind the tape recorder.

Captain Kirk fastened his belt at the waist, but in the following scene we see straps on the shoulders.

One of the pilots is really unique and draws fluently with both hands. We see him drawing a beautiful nurse on the fuselage of his plane using his right hand. In the next shot he uses his left hand, and then the right one again.

Hammond wipes a glass with a small white towel. Suddenly the towel changes its color and increases in size. Copperfield could eat his hat.

According to the dossier, Illya Kuryakin was born not in the USSR but in Russia. Well, at least not in the Russian Federation.

Blomkvist comes to Hedestad with several bags and a suitcase. Near the house, it turns out that he has a mountain of luggage.

This not very pleasant moment, when Deadpool saws off his hand, also has a slip-up. Those who didn’t turn away from the screen may have noticed that the hand he carefully saws off was the left one, but in the next shot it turns out the right hand is missing.

Even ordinary mailboxes transform in this movie. First, a girl opens a box with a wide hole for letters — she could even put her hand in there if she wanted. Then the letter hole gets narrower, and when she closes the mailbox there’s no hole at all.

Korben grabs the water stone from Cornelius, which immediately turns into a fire stone. Then Cornelius holds the water stone again.

An official holds an MMC/SD card, but he inserts a 3.5″ floppy disk into the computer. Apparently, the movie directors realized too late that there were no memory cards in 1992.

The question: At what altitude can we see the arc trajectory of intercontinental ballistic missiles through the window?

The correct answer: 1,000 km! Have you ever traveled in a plane that flies higher than 20 km above the ground?

And yes, according to the arcs’ path, there’s a war between the residents of Villariba and Villabajo.

Ben has a bunny in his pocket, but when everyone moves to the Oval Office there’s a different toy there.

During the farewell scene, Sam loses his vest between shots. Maybe Frodo took it?