Props to the horse for staying in character

Knowing these scenes were improvised makes them 100x better

"I forgot to punch out!" Was probably the funniest most relatable joke in Joker 😂

If Scarlett pulled up in a free candy van and told me to get in, tell my mother she raised me better but I jumped in anyway

The ability the actors can have to stay in character and roll with an improv scene or an accident like a slip and you find out they weren't part of the script is a true credit to them

Always felt that Gandalfs donk was way too real.

In the UK Rishi Sunak was never meant to be elected as Prime Minister but the Conservatives thought it would be a good laugh, so let him stay. The rest is history.

The absolute funniest part is A Knight's Tale when 2 of the extras are about to cheer, but nobody else does, so they pretend they were just scratching their head LMAO

"Im walking here! im walking!" from dustin hoffman is still probably the most iconic bit of improv ever.

This is 1 of the reasons you get good actors in films. A good director lets actors act. This shows acting gold in these films.

There’s improvising and then there’s falling 30 ft from a rooftop and improvising

Went and watched the scene with Tom Hanks and it’s perfection. She is so real and slips into her training but there is genuine care and reaction to him in her voice. He gave them such realistically acted trauma that they went on autopilot with their training. Brilliantly done.

The cigarette in the eye was wild. The coat being picked up and handed to the dude took me out 🤣

wonder how many phone numbers Scarlett Johansson took away from that movie

4:13 Oh my God that is funny! I love how he stays in character and brushes himself off like he's annoyed at the wall for getting in his way. Bill Murray is amazing.

Idk why, but I completely lost it over the Morgan Freeman clip. It just struck me as even more hilarious that it’s an outtake. 🤣

Buster Keaton's stunts were insane , and all for a laugh , absolute legend . Sometimes the ad libs are spot on and many writers would have loved to have owned those lines .

Harrison Ford makes sucha face when he picks up the parka....🤣🤣🤣

Chewing handing to it Han and shaking his head: "Jesus, humans always just leave their trash everywhere."

bro imagine Scarlet Johanson wanting you to jump into her van for a good time lololol

Al Leong is legendary. I remember trying to find him in every action movie I watched as a kid.

And all that’s without mentioning the scene in Dark Knight when Joker blows up the hospital, but the explosions stopped midway through and Heath Ledger stayed in character wondering why the explosions stopped.

2:50 This one genuinely made my day! 🤣😁😆😭HAHAHAHAHAA!!!

Its impprtant to have that flexibility. The actor who keeps acting and the director who keeps rolling, magical things happen lol

The ending scene in Captain Phillips movie is insane, it shows how much of an actor Tom Hanks really is!!! The performance was one of the best performances in the entire movie!

Chewbacca not only astonished Harrison but the other two actors too lmao, they probably were like "did he just fk up the scene?"

2:39 a knights tale... the two ladies in the back were all ready to go for it, and then held back, lol !

Another Leonardo DiCaprio moment was in DJango. He cut his hand during an intense scene. He just looks at the cut dripping and continues, doesn't miss a beat. First time watching I was blown away. Excellent actor.

No long Intro, straight into the Video. Keep it up!

Good stuff here, but once again I must point out the Captain Phillips scene. The corpsman's initial "You're welcome.", is so freaking genuine and truthful it broke me. Makes sense she's an actual corpsman.

Dustin Hoffman ad libbing "i'm walking here!" in The Midnight Cowboy, when a real taxi almost hit him, should definitely have been on this list

5:20 That was a very smart and slick move and I’m glad the crew was on board since it caused the woman to have a very bad day.

Tom Cruise's fall running out of an office at the end of Collateral is real, too. And so is Julia Roberts' laugh in Pretty Woman when Richard Gere snaps the jewelry box lid closed on her finger.

Die Hard is one of my favorite movies of all-time and that scene with the candy bar always makes me laugh because I know I'd be doing the same thing in his position! 😂🤣😂

"this is why we never have sex" killed me 😂

Also in Voyage Home, Shatner’s line “I think he did a little too much LDS” wasn’t in the script too.

Often wondered what Martin Sheen thought of that scene when General Lee was being cheered by his soldiers. It's an incredibly beautiful and emotional shot. The extras were all dedicated ACW reenactors and they were really in the 'zone' cheering their general.

In the French Connection, during a chase scene, Gene Hackman's car is T-boned by another car. That was not supposed to happen. They filmed the scene early on a Sunday morning in New York and blocked off the streets where the chase was to occur. One driver, not connected to the movie, somehow got through the barricades and creamed Hackman's car while they were filming. The director, William Friedkin, kept it in the final cut.

The cheesy, overused stock background music detracts from this otherwise watchable content

How the hell is example of Under the Skin a movie blooper? They were just being themselves, not doing something wacky that was left in.

End of Watch was a great movie, spent a few years in law enforcement and attended a few 'end of watch' services, very very sad. Will always remember those as well as military funerals.

"What the hell is that smell!!" is so perfectly and iconic, it's _Wild_ that it was an ad lib

5:32 this was brilliant, it took me a minute to figure what she had just done

Even though he was a terrorist and a murderer in Die Hard, I really felt a sense of camraderie for Uli when he reached for the Crunch Bar. Even scumbags like chocolate. lol

this is a really well-edited video, straight to the point with lots of amazing clips. 👍👍👍 If this was watch mojo, it would've been 30 mintues long with all voicover and less content. thanks!

The whole improvised Captain Philips scene is incredible!! It's so real that you feel more like watching a documentary or a live broadcast.

Fart bloopers are eternally funny. Dustin in the phone booth muttering fart...fart...

I love these outtakes! Many of them I've never seen before (a plus!!) and you didn't waste my time with chatty talk inbetween. Thank you!!

The two about farting I think are priceless. Farting is always funny, and only better when it's real and others keep it real instead of breaking character.

Pro tip: when you put two cameras on a scene, with one perfectly angled up to the time clock on the wall, you know he's going to punch it because you planned for that. With that setup, there's a literal zero percent chance that he decided to punch it out of the blue, after those cameras started rolling. If it wasn't already in the script then what almost certainly happened is that he had the idea, he said to the director, "How about I punch this thing right off the wall", and the director thought it was a great idea.

1:46 man i actually smiled at this scene. and now it's even funnier

"My dad is a carnigologist" 🤣

i knew the medic had to be real in the tom hanks movie. that is 100% how a first responder behaves.

Dustin Hoffman yelling "hey! Im walking here!" In Tootsie is the best Blooper.

Al Leong with the candy bar will always be iconic

that Captain Phillips one is so cold; shows how good of an actor Hanks really was in it.

“…except for when Leo kicked that horse in the face”. Oh, scandal? No, he just wasn’t looking. Fair enough.

The one time I watched Dazed and Confused I laughed so hard at that because it really just was too good. Every car guy I know who have leather seats ask everyone to take out their keys from their back pocket. So yeah "Watch the leather, Man 😂"

Mystery man with that's" excuse me" had me rolling 😂😂😂

Robin Williams was the best…

Under The Skin was a fascinating, disturbing film. Like a dark dream.

That scene in captain phillips with tom hanks was one of the powerful and incredibly real scenes in cinematic history. And the fact this is how it was shot explains why. ❤ thank you

The Joker one was not a blooper.

5:20 damn, that was some smart thinking

The fact about Under the Skin isn't a blooper.

I have seen just about every film here and luv them all. - great stuff!

"I can't wait till computer take over all the terrible jobs so that humans can spend their time doing creative things" 'Oh, turns out the creative things are actually way easier for the computers to do. Looks like you'll have to keep the terrible jobs going'

Tom Cruise’s reaction to him farting had me dead. 💀 So funny. He was appalled. 😂

Oh yes, they were not actors. They just randomly approached Scarlett Johansson sitting in a van and not recognize her.

The fact you found all these bloops and could add context is outstanding.

ok this is actually really good, i laughed at pretty much every scene in the first 2 minutes lmao great job

The Morgan Freeman line is my favorite!

"The clocking in machine." I can't even. 🤣

I can’t believe how much I enjoyed this! Well done🎉

Leonardo Dicaprio is always the most amazing to me. He improvised when he got attacked by a real bear in Revenant, and the director kept the scene. True method acting

Because the extra unexpectedly spoke in the Star Trek movie and it was left in, they had to get her a SAG card. After all, it is California and unions are real there. Having membership in the Screen Actors Guild was probably worth the impound fee to get her car back.

7:10 Talk about going way back in time with Buster Keaton! Loved it, though! Buster was a genius. o

straight to the point. No intro. I love it.

At the end of Terminator 2, Arnold Schwarzenegger mistakenly thought the scene was over and pointed his thumbs up as he lowered himself into the molten metal. The director liked this gesture and the scene was included in the film.

3:13 "this a fckin foam mattress!"

Yeah, I'd walk into a van with Scarlett Johansen. To hell with stranger danger

"The now famous line." The Line: "Excuse me."

06:44 This was not "improvised;" she merely followed standing operating procedure. The questions she asked are the same questions she asked everyone she treats (actually making it more "scripted" than "improvised'). She was not paid for her lines because she was a U.S. Navy sailor, on a ship, at sea, and therefore not allowed to receive SAG pay.

in-bed farting would kill the mood

5:26 was a smart play.

The “yeah” for the crowd que was perfect.

The rule is, you stay in character till the director calls 'cut'. In 'The Shining', Jack Nicholson is knocking down things off of tables (metal rings?), and hit's the camera...but he keeps going, and it stayed in the film.

7:29 Is it just me or does she look a little different in the thumbnail😏?

5:03 Not only did he keep the scene in, but he referenced it 11 years later, in The Hobbit, when Gandalf once again (or maybe "previously" is more accurate) hits his head in the exact same spot.

I'm glad the thumbnail was actually part of the video :p

Some of these are 💯 written in and then quoted as improv because it’s cool.

Great references to many iconic movies...I didn't know most of them...Thanks for the upload!

I was there for the scene in Gettysburg. It happened spontaneously but the cameras weren’t rolling. They asked everyone to do it a second time and got it on camera.

"Watch the leather man". Love that line. Used to used it myself in high school.

😂😂😂 Wonderful! Just what I needed this morning! ❤❤❤

In the Revenant, Tom Hardy also visibly hits the camera man during one the rope shots when he throws the bundle of furs onto a mule. You won't notice it unless your used to seeing the warp effect in premiere pro and clock the same warping around the corners and edges they used to mask the back and forth motion caused by the strike. I'm surprised no one ever talks about this.

2:56 wow. This was so natural and the edit was awesome.

gotta say i enjoy these videos editing, quick and to the point 10/10!

This is the best collection of these I’ve seen. Nice work!

Legit thought young Paul Reubens was Jeremy Allen White for a second there