#5 That Joke Now Has A Real Fame
While Jaw was one of the greatest American Film and also first summer blockbuster, one of the famous line "You're gonna need a bigger boat" was actually a joke that was on every mouth.
The miser producer never allotted them a bigger boat to carry the giant barge full of lights, camera equipment, and craft services for filming at sea. Then, the sarcasm was wisely plotted to the script.
#4 When An Error Is Now A Big Hit.
Star War in nothing without the Lightsaber. And the sound is impeccable. But the creator of the sound Ben Burtt had a tough time getting one. He recall motor from old film projectors at the USC Cinema Department that made a musical "hum", he recorded that motor, and a few days later he had a broken microphone cable that caused the recorder to accidentally pick up the buzz from the back of TV picture tube.
He'd recorded that buzz, and mixed it with the hum of the projector motor. And now we have our favorite lightsaber sound.
#3 A Forgotten Thing Now Is An Unforgettable Scene.
Though every love story has a happy ending, The Graduates's ending was a bit different. The couple take a back seat in a bus and gives varied looks.
It all happened because the director had some work and had asked the editor to direct the last scene, not being a professional one, the editor forgot to say 'cut' and the actors unaware of what to do next, gives each other distinct looks.
#2 Ray Of Fame.
Even though The Last Temptation Of Christ had a real controversial time, the end was dynamic.
But while the scene was being edited, Editor Thelma Schoonmaker was so freaked out and afraid as at the end, where Christ closes his eyes and fulfills his destiny, the image gives way to a flickering ethereal light, it actually was a screwed up camera. And surprisingly, Scorsese "fell in love with the image."
#1 Some Faults Are Appreciable.
While legendary Japanese director Akira Kurosawa gave violence a new look, it all happened because of a fault.
In the last scene there was suppose to be blood but due to the fault in the hose, the blood gushed out like a fountain. Kurosawa never knew that such fault could contribute to modern days' violence scenes.
