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Olkv3D

2y↑28

A guitar is a prop, not a peice of wardrobe.
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A kilt is not worn, it is folded, pleated and tied from a Tartan.
A Tartan can range in size, although usually in only two;
those being the normal Tartan at 2 meters wide by 3 meters in length
and then the Grand Tartan that measures 4 by 6 meters long.

The Tartan was an essential peice of survival gear for the Scotch and was used for many things, chief among them was shelter.
A braided cord would be undone and strung up between two spots.
It could then be used as the overhead support line when placing the Tartan overtop of it, turning it into a decent sized tent or shade.

Olkv3D

1y↑1

@My 3 son's Aye, et es true.
But, when filled with Scotch, yeh become the Scotch. 🥃 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

I didn't notice that, good catch. I had ment to type Scotts, but autocorrect decided Scotch was better. :P

I, too, come from a long line of Scotts.

Non Fun Fact: my family were "Witch Hunters" during the 15-1700's.
The English Crown had put out bounties for any witches to be captured and brought in to "face trial for their crimes".
Unfortunately, this usually led to innocent people being abducted and occasionally their toungs clipped so they that couldn't speak in defence themselves.
But there is a legend, that one day we had captured a very real and very powerful witch.
It was decided that it was too risky to bring her in, so they had taken her to the sea shore so as to burn her alive.
Before the flames had consumed the woman, she had placed a curse on those present and on to all of their generations.

So, yeah. I am apparently cursed, will always be cursed and as will all of my descendants until the end of time.

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Matilda Miller

1y↑11

Grew up in the 80s, and while the style was big and frizzy, not everyone wore it that way. I didn't, and knew others that chose not to follow the trend of big hair either. It actually fits Barrymore's character, as it was typically the quieter, more reserved girls that didn't do the big hair.

Sister_Bertrille

1y↑2

Yes. I knew plenty of young women in college who wore their hair in a style similar to Drew's in the 1980s. Lots of shorter hairstyles, too.

Kelly Jeau Larson

2y↑79

My Mom wore short shorts during the 1960s and 70s. Just because history says it wasn't popular until a "celebrity" does something, doesn't mean a style was not around.

Marie Hernandez

2y↑10

I agree. Purple People Eater even asks, "Who wears short shorts?"

Bogus Mogus

1y↑10

A popular thing in the 1950's was guys to take pics of their girlfriends standing next to their custom cars/hot rods.
They would be wearing 'short, shorts' I got some pics.

gerard hand

1y↑9

Short shorts were fashionable in the 60s, they were called hot pants

Kelly Jeau Larson

1y↑3

@gerard hand That's RIGHT! I was far too young to remember the "Hot Pants" terminology or slang. Thanks.

Janet McKenney

1y↑4

I wore short shorts in the early 60's - they were very popular then.

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Scott Phillips

2y↑25

I'm reasonably sure nobody regrets any of these mishaps. Every movie you mention made millions of dollars so they couldn't care less about the wardrobes.

Dan Garrett

1y↑5

I agree. The hype was just that. Clickbait to get you to watch this waste of time.

Cecilia Seiber

1y↑51

Malfunctions really doesn’t describe these costumes. Wrong time period maybe. To me a malfunction is if something falls off or rips

Brad Torville

1y↑1

Agree. Was just going to write this when I saw this comment. Most of the things highlighted in this video are anachronistic issues. Malfunction when applied to clothing generally refers to unzipped flies, buttons that have fallen off and exposed something private, rips, tears or splits in pants, etc. Even a strap to a dress or bra that breaks and leads to an embarrassing flash of flesh moment.

Dustin Boord

1y↑1

Glad I have an ad blocker, I would not want to contribute to this.

CowboySanta

Picky picky, I was going to say finnally an entertaining video that was not so long-winded. Then you two have to nit pick the nit picket

Sparky

More like wardrobe anachronisms.

mtnbikr107

40w

Wardrobe malfunction mean nip slip. There, I said the quiet part out loud.

Elder Millennial

42w

I’m confused, I thought the problem with Braveheart was not that they were wearing kilts, and they weren’t, but were wearing the much more complicated toga-like precursor to the kilt, but it was the wrong design for the period, only 100 years too early, but still early. Basically, it was a wool sleeping bag that doubled as clothing. Also, they would take them off only wearing a long shirt before going into battle, unless they had to fight in extreme cold. Probably overheated them.

The IronHerder

1y↑3

Not a costume issue. The DeLorean that carried Einstein 1 minute into the future was remote controlled, something that is much easier when an automatic transmission is used. Close attention to the audio track is consistent with the use of an automatic transmission for this scene. However, for the rest of the movie, the film makers made it obvious that the DeLorean used had a manual transmission. Probably not an original observaton, but I've never seen any mention of this anywhere.

Mark Neukirch

1y↑1

That always bugged me to.

Randy Carter

1y↑7

I'm thinking the cowboy hat in the Pirates move was more of a crew member getting caught in front of the camera than a wardrobe malfunction.

Dave 365

1y↑7

My cousins had the Drew Barrymore haircut in the 1980’s.
Nobody in my family had their hair up like in the photos that you reference.

Ken Davis

1y↑3

I guess I fail to see why any of the actors would regret any of these small bloopers.

HMO Creations

1y↑2

Not all the hair was big in the 80's. My hair wasn't that big; I had a bob line. Some people had long hair without using a scruncy!

Sandra Samuelson

1y↑7

Wikipedia: "Short Shorts" is a song written and performed by Tom Austin, Bill Crandell, Bill Dalton, Russ Viers, and Bob Gaudio, members of The Royal Teens. It reached #2 on the U.S. R&B chart and #3 on the U.S. pop chart in 1958

Andrew Berenson

1y↑1

I believe Spy Game (the movie with Brad Pitt and Robert Redford) had a wardrobe error. In a scene that takes place in the early to mid 1980s Brad Pitt's character is wearing a San Diego Padres cap that with a logo design and color that I believe the team did not adopt until the early 1990s.

wufongtan wufong

1y↑4

Short shorts were a thing back in the late 30' s early 40's. It was considered more scandalous, than now, but they still wore them. There are a lot of movie posters, etc with famous actresses wearing short shorts. Plus with Drew Barrymore hair style. While very high/puffy hair is the most infamous 80 style hairdo. There were plenty of women who didn't have puffy hair style. Some had long n straight some had Bob cuts. They had the whole range you have now. In fact the big puffy hair do was usually only worn when going out clubbing, etc. I know. I was a teenager through the 80's. Go watch a collection of random 80's movies and you will see.

Olkv3D

2y↑28

My 3 son's

1y↑4

Excellent research! Well done. One little thing though. My Grandda was from the highlands. He would tell you "Scotch is a wee drink. We Scotts are a people."

Olkv3D

1y↑1

My 3 son's

1y↑1

@Olkv3D 😂😂👍 That bit about the Scotch..Loved it! Just so!! my Grandda would say! The curse though..YIKES! That's more than a little scary. Especially tonight of all nights! Brrrr! Sounds like you're a bit of an historian. Me too. Love history! Fascinating story by the way.

Olkv3D

1y↑1

@My 3 son's Aye, I am wee bit of an historian. It's great learning about the past, especially when you're closely connected to it.
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Yeah, the family curse would help in explaining quite a bit about how things have turned out for me so far. 💀

My 3 son's

1y↑1

@Olkv3D Oh dear! 😖 I hope your luck changes soon. So many of those women who were burned were simply midwives and those who chose ( unwisely) to speak their minds. Wasn't smart to catch the attention of men in power who had differing opinions back then. Bad luck for your ancestors that they may have found an actual witch. Makes the teeth chatter to contemplate on All Hallows Eve.

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marcochimio

2y↑29

So, I counted exactly ONE WARDROBE MALFUNCTION in this video (Fast & Furious fight scene). For the rest, someone needs a dictionary.

Lawrence Brenn

1y↑1

I was thinking the same thing!

Robert Brown

1y↑1

CLICKBAITS ARE ALL OVER YOUTUBE!!!

Steve Franklin

1y↑2

There was also a wardrobe malfunction in "The Scorpion King" I think it was . When Selma Hayek straddled Dwayne Johnson, she revealed a little too much!

James Bond

34w

She wasn’t in Scorpion King. Unless you mean Dusk till Dawn.

Patricia Smith

I went to high school from 1960 to1964 and I had a pair of jeans that I cut off and rolled the raw edge in a cuff and I had made myself a pair of cutoffs and I had a pair of short shorts in navy blue that I wore with a red knit shirt with. I wore a red nylon pullover with a short zipper at the neck and it had a hood with a drawstring and a drawstring at the bottom. It had a pouch pocket in the front that zipped and you could fold it up and store the pullover in the pouch.

Pilot Gal

1y↑10

Pretty sure Betty Grable would take exception about the “short shorts” observation. 😉

Michael Telson

40w

In “Kelly’s Heroes” there are several errors. The speaker on the side of Oddball’s tank turret changes sides in different shots. The Browning Automatic Rifle which was used by American troops but not this one. Poland obtained a license to make them prior to WWII and was used heavily by them. The pistol grip handle is the Polish version, probably obtained from the USSR during WWII. The sniper rifle that the GI uses in the bell tower is a Soviet made Moison -Nagant that was a sniper rifle but not supplied to US troops who would have used the 1903 Springfield Rifle. This shows that the film crew depended on the host country (Yugoslavia) for props. The Tiger tank is a T-34/85 heavily disguised with sheet metal. The suspension is telltale but there is only one Tiger still operational and in England so no foul there.

RichZ Fishes!

2y↑9

Do some research before claiming that the producers didn't. Short Shorts were very popular in the '50s. The Royal Teens had a hit record in '57 titled "Who Wears Short Shorts".

Stu Huggens

1y↑2

These aren’t really wardrobe malfunctions, just mistakes. There,s a difference you know.

mikentx57

2y↑5

Lot of movies have these problems. I seen a Robin Hood movie where in the background you can see cars on a busy road. In three john Wayne movies, "Ft Apache", "The Searchers" and "The Undefeated' there are places you cans see pickups in the background. One of the most famous movies ever, Casablanca, has many of these issues. Near the beginning when Captain Renault is sitting outside the cafe talking to Rick. Bottles of alcohol mysteriously come and go on the table. In the middle of the movie when the Germans are standing around the piano singling. When you see the bare next to them People come and go there too from 1-2 men at the bar to 8 or so there. At the end of the movie when Major Strasser shows up and wants to call back to headquarters. The epitaphs on the shoulders of his coat come and go.

Humboles

1y↑5

Epitaphs are words written in honour of a dead person. Epaulettes are uniform decorations, from épaule, French for shoulder.

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Mike Ramsay

1y↑3

@ 5:55 not only was he wearing a cowboy hat and a tee shirt, he was wearing sunglasses. As someone mentioned, he was probably a crew member just out of place @ that instant.

Norman Gerring

2y↑8

I grew up in the 50s. And while the weren’t called short shorts I knew a few young ladies who ripped of the legs of their levies and it was as short or shorter than in the 70s

Ron Gendron

1y↑1

The song "Who wears short shorts?" came out in 1957, so they did exist in the 50's! I agree with you!

Kim Herrick

2y↑19

Huh, I didn't see a lot of regret.

2244ntho66

2y↑9

Drew Barrymore would have had her hairstyle in the 80s. Not all of us in 1985 had high hair. Who regretted any of the mentioned items?

Marie Hernandez

2y↑1

True. Not everyone fashions themselves according to modern trend. I personally never wore a high hairstyle.

Allison Jae

1y↑2

Drew's hairstyle and wardrobe made her stand out. While other female actresses in the film looked very 80s and going with popular trends.
The character of Julia didn't.

Guitarbarella

Molly ringwald was huge in the 80s but her hair wasnt…lol

R Layrisson

In 1959 I was 17 and I wore short shorts when the song came out I was nicknamed short-shorts

rman drums

Not only was there a wardrobe malfunction in Jurassic Park, but there was obvious sound mistakes made. Early in the movie the T-Rex shook the ground and the sound of his foot steps were obvious. Later in the movie a T-Rex shows up to kind of "save the day" and not a sound was made by this gigantic animal.

Ruth James

One movie you didn't mention was Elephant Walk where Liz Taylor goes to bed wearing a nightdress and when morning comes she is wearing a different one.

Maerahn

1y↑2

Haha yeah, the kilt thing was DEFINITELY the most glaring historical error in Braveheart... /end sarcasm.

Jane L.

1y↑2

In Cry Havoc, a 1943 movie, it looks like an actress loses her top of her swimsuit in the scene in which the nurses are machine gunned by a passing plane.

mungous1000

The Royal Teens had a huge hit in the 50's with a song called Short Shorts. It was written by Bob Gaudio, later of the 4 Seasons.

Martha Bakry

Another costume malfunction in The Other Boleyn Girl are those absurd caps they wear—those are NOT French hoods and it’s clear that the costume designer, Sandy Powell, did not do enough research on Tudor fashions. If I were her I’d be embarrassed.

Steve Eckert

Before the producers rented the Guitar for Back to the Future they were told that it wasn't actually manufactured until after Marty went back to the 50's. They didn't care. They liked the way it looked. Girls were wearing shorts shorter than Baby's in 1963. That said the style of the jeans shorts were circa 1980's, When people starve they lose body hair.

Paul Lambert

1y↑1

These are not so much wardrobe malfunctions as they are anachronisms-

TW867

Most of these "malfunctions" are simply Hollywood being Hollywood, which mean. "never let the truth get in the way of a good, and stylish story." 😀

Maria Quattro

More suitable term for these would be anachronisms. And they did have short shorts in the 60s and 70s. They were popular. They were also some called hot pants. Then later in late 70s, Daisy Dukes. Remember the TV ad for Nair in the 70s? "Who wears short shorts. Nair for short shorts. If you dare wear short shorts, Nair for short shorts." Memorable jingle. Still look forward to your channel.

Mimiaquarius Harris

Diary of A Mad Black Woman, the scene where she throws her husband into the bathtub is one I think a lot of people missed, the husband had on a short sleeve shirt, but when he was falling in the tube the shirt was sleeveless

Jason Marin

2y↑5

Kevin's character Maximus? I thought Maximus' character was played by Russell Crowe. Oh wait, he is played by Russell Crowe.

Randy Rogers

2y↑5

The song Who Wears Short Shorts came out in 1957. They were a big deal then. So there is no problem with Jennifer Gray wearing them in the 60's

James Thompson

Shorts shorts were so popular in the late 1950s that a hit song was written about them in 1957 and rose to #2 on the R&B charts.

Marta Aberg

Short shorts originated in the 50's. They were so popular, the song "Short Shorts", written in 1957, reached #35 on Billboard's end of year ranking.

Eyes-of-Horus

2y↑54

The song, "Short Shorts" came out in 1958 and girls began wearing them at that time.

wayofthinkin

2y↑6

Correct ! Thank you.

Ric H

2y↑10

Here's Proof. Check out the White Short Shorts Ann Margaret wore in Viva Las Vegas with Elvis.

michdoug1

2y↑6

Yes! who wears short shorts! You’re absolutely right!

Olkv3D

2y↑6

Hot.
Pants.

Make It Fit

2y↑6

Girls have always worn "short shorts".

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Michael Telson

40w

I Westerns look for Bolo ties. The first were made by Navajo artist in the 1890’s and predominantly worm by the exclusively until the 1910’s . They didn’t become popular in Western west until the 1920’s and ‘30’s. I didn’t find this out till buying some Navajo silver jewelry and researching them as they have maker marks that can date them or actually have dates on them. One of my Bolo’s is from 1910 with the date and maker’s mark corresponding to the period of his activity.

Monte Corbit

At 7:26
Django Unchained

Actually there was a type of sunglasses available at the time. They were almost universally used for the life sensitivity that people with syphilis were known for.... They were syphilis sunglasses.

Lilac

1y↑2

We did wear short shorts in the 60's. I was was 17 in 1963 and we were wearing them. A song by Freddie and the Fenders "Who wears short shorts" was popular in 1965.

daffidavit

There was a name for these errors known back from the early to mid- 1980s. The name we gave for these minor terms that nobody would have noticed today was call "Picayune" otherwise known as a "small term of little value". We would say, for example: "that's so picayune, it's not worth discussing" or other examples as such. That is just the way we spoke back in the early 80a especially while we were "down the N.J. shore", during our summer vacations in our jointly rented summer vacation homes that many had as many as 8-10 victorian bedrooms that many of us guys and gals shared in order to pay for the rent. We would literally wake up in the early morning hours and walk to the board walk a few hundred feet away and jog a few miles just to buy our coffee and N.J bagels. Sometimes we would ride our bikes to get extra exercise if the weather was cooperative. I gotta say, those were some of the best times of my entire life. Women, nightclubs, exercise, fun and extreme laughter and lots of bars to meet with our friends. If you have never spent a summer at the New Jersey shore, you have missed out on a lot of fun. I don't believe it's still like this today, but what a time ya'll missed back in the 80s when HBO videos were just at their zenith of recordings.

Paul Loh

1y↑7

I went to the Ren Fair dressed as a giant tampon. They told me it wasn't period appropriate. I said, "I assure you, it most certainly is."

carlsagan lives

That's the original reason plastic was developed, too, as bamboo was scarce and pricey in the Middle Ages.

Patricia Ramsey

😱

leo jones

In the Mark Walhberg movie Rockstar which was set in 1985 there was a club scene where the actors were dancing to INXS Devil Inside which was only released in 1987.

Jim Cook

1y↑1

Harrison Ford in the carbonite scene, originally wearing the vest and then not wearing the vest, each time they cut back to him it changed.

Muttering Crone

All very interesting but I think it's going too far to say these mistakes are forever regretted by the actors and or wardrobe masters. Most are either oversights (people in t-shirts, cowboy hats, sport shorts, watches) or choices made deliberately whether researched or not (kilts, armor, scarlet coats). The guitar, let's be honest, is not wardrobe, it's props.

David Hedges

1y↑4

Braveheart - was so historically inaccurate that these minor issues are the least of the problems
That the title character was an utter failure at warfare, never won a single battle, was a coward who ran away, and was never a Scottish hero, and largely unknown, until Sir Walter Scott decided to make him a hero ... and made up his entire history, and published utter fiction about him ... and got the Scottish people to build him a statue

That Mel Gibson is Australian is the least of the issues ...

Buster Boy

The guy with the cowboy hat and T shirt, also had sunglasses. Thanks for your video 👍.

David Bingley

Sunglasses or tinted glasses actually go back to the 18th century. D'Jango's were a stretch, but really not all that much.

Edna A T luxton

2y↑3

If you ever watched the beach movies of the 60s or Elvis movies yes they wore short shorts. The denim shorts with the cuffs rolled up may be 70s though

Steve Osborne

Braveheart perhaps you could refer to the fact that in the charge , which was supposed to be one shot , One minute Mel Gibson is holding an axe and then the next time is holding a sword then it goes back to an axe ......

Wade Wilson

2y↑4

Um, you do know short shorts DID exist in the 60s. There are 1950s pictures of women with SS.

Herschel Sudden

The Royal Teens had a song out in 1958 called Short Shorts. It is very possible that by 1963, Short Shorts would have been common place.

Anthony M

Not only is the guitar incorrect in Back to the Future but Marty is playing through Marvin Berry's distortion box! This was Not designed yet either.

Jason Callow

The other problem with Braveheart is that it has no resemblance to history

C Lmn

The Braveheart facepaint was a worse time mistake than the kilts. The colors of the Saint Andrews Cross flag were used and that flag was ordered by England to be the Scottish flag centuries later when England outlawed kilts, sword dances and the flag Scotland was using. Those colors would not have been known to them the same as kilts.

Uncle Willard

33w

It's not a kilt, it's a mantle and they've been around long before Braveheart.

William Casper

1y↑1

My mother told me in the '60s that she rolled up her shorts to her cheeks in the late '30s.

Tom Ewald

Short shorts ("Who wears short shorts?" as the song went) were definitely around before the seventies.

jg co

Unless Marty was wearing a guitar costume(as opposed to one slung across his body) it’s a prop mistake as are the watches, rings and eyeglasses(or sunglasses), not costumes, either way these are hardly miss-functions(that would describe a boob falling out of a bathing suit or a split up the ass of a too tight pair of jeans), more like bad research or poor directorial choices.

anewman513

"Wardrobe anachronisms or discontinuities that some obsessive person noticed" - FTFY

Larry Fontenot

Well, the guy who researched the things in this video didn't do his homework very well.
As been said by others in these comments, tiny shorts were around long before the 1970s. Mini-dresses and miniskirts got very high during the 1960s, and shorts kept pace. The mistake is just like the one so many people make about "Daisy Duke" cutoff jean shorts. A lot of web sites claim that they were invented for The Dukes of Hazzard (1979), and that's just as wrong. They were also being worn in the 1960s. If any one show could have been said to have popularized them, it may well have been Hee Haw (1969).
Jango Unchained: Yes, they had sunglasses in the 1800s, and yes, some of them looked very much like the ones in the film.
Jurassic Park: No, it wasn't perfect in the slightest. The velociraptors in the film never existed in reality. A species of dinosaur called velociraptor did exist, and it had the long fighting claw mentioned in the film. But it had feathers and was about the same size and weight as a turkey, which wouldn't have been anywhere near as scary. The fact that the franchise continues to use fake velociraptors in the sequels is an ongoing deception.
Shorts: Yes, the ancient Romans had shorts. Roman underwear was called subligaculum, and could be either a type of loincloth or shorts. Pants or underwear with above the knee length is NOT a modern invention.
1980s women's hair: Wow, how wrong can he get? Yes, that hairstyle was around in the 1980s. He's dead wrong when he said that all women's hair was long and high. There was a lot of short and bobbed hairstyles. Quite a few were layered, since that cutting technique was popular, but not all.

James Moore

2y↑4

Short shorts were very popular in the fifties - I know because I was there and really liked them on girls. You are refering to hot pants, the next generations name for short shorts.

Sitar Zan

As your elders told you either before or after your first viewing of a horror movie where you had to wash your underwear after watching, "IT'S JUST A MOVIE"!

tony barkdull

I have never posted this anywhere and have not seen it reported before. In the Star Wars - Return of the Jedi. When Oola was dancing for Jabba and they began tugging on the chain between them, slow the footage down and you can clearly see Oola's right breast fall out of her costume just before she falls into the Rankor's pit. Look here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8F1RaZsuhSk at the 1:12 second mark.

BunzeeBear

Clothing or hair "styles" don't have a meaning of being popular. I had long hair way before it became a trend like before HIPPIES.(of the 60's) I had mine long in the 50's. There is always a FIRST PERSON to any style. Not all styles were invented in California or New York.(& we don't care if they never clue in & pick up the style). Some backwater town been doing it for years(maybe it is part of their religion or nationality- or practicality(kilt is just a folded blanket). Cowboy hat is what a cowboy wears, if I wear it and I am not a cowboy then it is just a HAT. In "Pirates of the Caribbean" no one pulled out a PHASER in the battle(something from Star Trek)or a Light Saber(from Star Wars) so no big obvious boo boos.

Ken D

C'mon now...the "Wardrobe Malfunction" in Raiders of the Lost Ark wasn't in the background. We guys know precisely the scene I'm talking about.

Recoil Rider

2y↑1

10:13 When Kevin's character....lol Apparently continuity is also an issue for YouTube.

Colin Morris

2y↑8

If people notice these kind of errors they have to much time on their hands lol ,it just doesn't matter in my opinion

Mic Kline

Much agreed!

Jerry Gautier

1y↑1

Short shorts were first worn by women in the 30s in Hollywood. They were very popular in the 40s 50s and 60s. I studied this in college. I have two degrees in fashion design.

Kristen Slice

You do NOT say "Samurai Warriors" - it's just Samurai or Samurais! WHY? Because Samurai means Warrior in Japanese. SO - saying it as "Samurai warrior" = WARRIOR WARRIOR.

PaganTalks

Hmm have you seen Molly ringwald in several of her roles in the 80s? She had bob hair cuts. Mary Stewart masterson also had bob hair cuts. Even Drew in the 80’s in for example firestarter had subdued hair. It is the characters persona. After all look at sandlers’ character’s other gF in the film…. Hair to high heaven.

Airstrip One

The face paint was also wrong in Braveheart, wearing woad on the face was something the Pictish warriors did hundreds of years before the time of William Wallace. Like the kilts it was done to accentuate that image of Scottish patriotism but it's historically inaccurate.

TimNkl

Instead of wardrobe malfunctions , it should have been called wardrobe errors , there was only one malfunction and that was in Fast and Furious. The rest were errors.
Oh well , whatta ya gone do ?
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david maclean

I got as far as the Last Samurai and to that point none of the given situations has been a "wardrobe malfunction". This is just another bogus video.

tac c

If you want movies to be documentaries and historically correct. Movies would never be made. Take the Rings of Power. for instance. If they would have followed the "Tolkien" cannon seriously. Amazon would have had a great series. But now we all have a tire fire to deal with.

David Bingley

1y↑1

True about kilts, but if I'm seeing a movie about historical Scottland, I want to see kilts.

LG4 LG

This narrator doesn’t know what he’s talking about as far as short shorts are concerned. even in the JC Pennys catalog from the 60’s you can find short shorts . in the 1950s girls leaning over 50s cars and certainly in the 1960s girls wore short shorts someone needs to do their research.

Janet Welsch

I started wearing short shorts in the late 40's.

TheWham083

These are not malfunctions they’re errors. Except maybe Russel Crow.

Jailani Majid

2y↑13

"Mistakes in Movies" should be the title.

Phoenix Custom Woodworking

these arent wardrobe malfunctions. These are poor choices of wardrobe due to lack of homework. Wardrobe malfunctions are where something happens to someones outfit mistakenly

old ogre

2y↑8

Name of video should have been "Straws to grasp at when you're desperate to find a good title for a lame video clip"!!

Jerry Gautier

These aren’t wardrobe malfunctions, these are f-ups. A malfunction is where you something fails to operate.

dragonweyr44

43w

I wonder about when the tricorn hat people worn in the 18th century was invented
For centuries, the color purple was created by smashing up snails

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2y↑3

OH MAN DO THOSE ACTORS REGRET THESE WARDROBE MALFUNCTIONS! WELL NOT REALLY, AS WE MENTION NOBODY EVEN NOTICED MOST OF THEM, BUT THAT WOULDN'T DRAW IN ENOUGH CLICKS SO WE JUST SORT OF ADDED THAT PART EVEN THOUGH IT'S TOTALLY NOT TRUE

DoctorBohr

2y↑2

Anachronistic costume design and/or hairstyling =/= wardrobe malfunction.

Dan Garrett

1y↑1

Or a guitar. You are correct.

Yew Han Lim

None of the actors regretted.

Fallic Alec

Those in Braveheart weren't wearing kilts - they're plaid

911s73targa

NONE of these are wardrobe malfunctions. Most are historical errors.

thewordkeeper

Actually Short Shorts have been around for quite a while. In fact in 1957 there was even a song called Short Shorts by the Royal Teens. There's tons of pictures of young ladies wearing them in the late 1950s.

The Royal Teens:

https://youtu.be/MOfFB5QF4iQ

Babushka

I was in high school in the early fifties and we all wore short shorts

RJ Frampton

"We Wear Short Shorts" -- The Royal Teens (1957)

Jim Cannon

2y↑2

“She wears short shorts…Ya-da-da-da” was inane pop single of the 50’s. Wrong on the short shorts.

Nancy McDade

In the wedding singer movie Drew Barrymore's hairstyle was very 1980s. I wouldn't say that was a malfunction at all. Yes women had big perms but bobs were popular too.

Martin

The most obvious mistake I've seen was in 1972 Paper Moon with Ryan+Tatum O'neal. They do a an entire bit being Bootleggers and getting arrested. This took place driving a New 1936 Chevy. Problem was Prohabition had Ended in 1933. Something everyone forgot!!!

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