Titanic

When Leonardo DiCaprio was cast as Jack in Titanic, girls all over the planet were so excited. Even though he wasn’t nearly as famous as he is now, his charming good looks won over the hearts of all the ladies. Director James Cameron notoriously tried to make the movie as accurate as possible, so what’s the problem?

The cast members and love story got fans excited, but there was one little part of the script that audiences couldn’t quite get over. Jack mentioned trekking with his dad on Lake Wissota. As it turns out, that manmade lake was dug up in 1917, five years before the Titanic sank in 1912. Unless we have a time-traveler DiCaprio over here, this detail was overlooked.

Missing a Year – Ford v Ferrari
Ford v Ferrari is a film about an iconic battle between the two-vehicle manufacturers. Ford wanted to try and take down Ferrari by building a car that would win the 24 Hours of Le Mans race. However, there is one notable blooper in the movie. In real life, there was one more year of competing before Ford finally came out victorious.




The movie depicts one loss before the team came back in 1966 to snag the win. What actually happened, however, is that Ford lost twice, first in 1964 and then in 1965, before they finally took the crown. Even though it’s not exactly accurate, the movie does cover the important basics of the real story.