On the @movie_goofs Twitter account, a fellow named Sean posts brilliantly funny “movie goofs” that aren’t actually goofs. And for additional fun, see the responses from folks who don’t seem to get that Sean is just kidding.

Lost in Translation (2003)
Production error

Human actress Scarlett Johansson does not convincingly portray a Japanese person.
— movie_goofs (@movie_goofs)
August 2, 2018

Star Wars (1977)
Factual error

After Luke (Mark Hamill) wears a helmet with a blast shield, he’s able to defend against a remote with his laser sword. In reality, once his eyes were covered, Luke would not have been able to see as well as before and would have done worse. pic.twitter.com/Noq06bQVRf
— movie_goofs (@movie_goofs)
August 2, 2018

Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)
Factual error

After Indiana Jones (Harrison Ford) reaches the submarine containing the ark, the next scene shows him, soaking wet, hiding in a base as the submarine arrives. But a human being couldn’t outswim a submarine over such long distances. pic.twitter.com/P64I0Cgc5h
— movie_goofs (@movie_goofs)
August 8, 2018

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