30 Ridiculous Photoshop Photo Fails In Movies, As Shared On A Viral Twitter Thread
Lots of movies have easter eggs hidden in them. Starting with delightful hidden references in Pixar animation and moving on to post-credit scenes that Marvel's blockbusters popularized — there's just something about spotting things that are hidden in plain sight.
However, there's something even more satisfying than noticing purposefully scattered easter eggs: finding something in films a regular viewer would not be able to make out.
Justin Gerber, a movie buff that has watched over 3,524 films, became fascinated with collecting 'poorly photoshopped/staged family photos' in films. Realizing that it's not that uncommon to find these funny bad photoshops, Justin shared his finds on the internet and soon, hundreds of people joined in the fun and showed off their own unique finds.
To celebrate what might change our film-watching experience forever, for better or worse, Bored Panda has made a compilation of people's best finds — and it's truly something.
After stumbling upon a terribly photoshopped family portrait in a movie, this man started hunting for them in other films

Since he shared his collection, others have followed with their unique finds
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Candice looked beautiful and normal. The rest...not so much and those arms are terrifying.
Lol love how he's just standing behind a wall while she's full on "wind in her hair", crop top, and this is what they framed. All 3 are doing their own thing.
David Groh on the right? Barry VanDyke on the left? How To Make A Killing Without Really Trying.
Theres almost a cutline around Them, and then planted on a sky background! 🤭 Very bad work! 😆😆😆😆😆
This was probably intentional, I think the plotline was he's not her husband but she had an accident and couldn't remember.
What is going on here?! Guy on the rt looks like he ran into a glass door then had to try and smile for the picture.
Well, they were meant to be faked in the movie. Still bad given they supposedly had a futuristic AI to create them.
I don't know this film but this photo makes me think it's not a nice one
I'm always bothered when movies use the regular filming camera as a CCTV/Security camera. Not only does the placement make zero sense, but the camera is moving around because it's clearly being held by a person. Prime example in Passengers (2016), Jennifer Lawrence is jogging around the space ship and Chris Pratt is watching her through the CCTV cameras. One of the angles is the camera we literally just saw following her. Terrible.
Actually this is a picture of Steve Carell and his real family so this is fabulous ahah
😂😂 Its easy to see, they dont expect us to look at the pictures in the Movie! 🤦♀️⁉️😂😂😂😂😂
My hubby thinks it's funny when I complain about pics in movies and TV shows, but I can't help but notice them 🤨
My hubby thinks it's funny when I complain about pics in movies and TV shows, but I can't help but notice them 🤨
