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Although it is more likely that blooper moments have existed since the early days of the film industry, these out-takes became popular in the early 1980s after the movie Cannonball Run starred by Burt Reynolds and Jackie Chan, in which the production mistakes were shown to the public at the end of the movie. Bloopers are more common in comedy movies and TV series than in any other film genre.

UTube funniest videos include a selection of blooper clips that you can enjoy visiting UTubeVideoClip. Even though the bloopers began to be popularized in the 1950s after the American television producer, Kermit Schaefer produced a series of albums that included funny mistakes happened in radio and television shows between the 1950 and 60 decades.

Those long-running series were called "Pardon My Blooper!" and their huge success lead Schaefer to transcribe the blooper into countless books that were published until his death in the late 1970s. Today is very common that long-running series broadcast sometime and episode dedicated to their bloopers, and even animated series like The Simpson’s or animated films such as A Bug's Life and Toy Story have included these funny moments.

Bloopers are more commonly included with the closing credits of a movie, but in films other than comedies, blooper moments come after the credits sequence or expressly as "bonuses" in DVD movie versions. Sometime bloopers are not released immediately but after many years after, more commonly as a part of a remake, special occasion, or anything else. A good example of waiting blooper time is the out-takes from Star Trek the original series with William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy that were only shown to the fans as a part of Start Trek 40th anniversary.

UTube funny video clip bloopers include both movies and TV shows from all the times. Moreover, you are cordially invited to upload your own clips to share with members and surfers alike. At utubevideoclip.com, people can also vote for their videos and yours could be next being displayed among the top video clips on-site.

Bloopers are part of famous movies and TV series but, have you ever wonder in the big potential to put up online your own bloopers? If you like to produce your video clips, it is more likely that you also have faced those mistakes that end in laughable moments that are captured by your video camera. Take advantage of your own footage and do not hesitate to spread your bloopers online.

Curiously, those continual errors and mistakes that can occur while filming cannot be so funny for actors. It is a famous how Peter Sellers blame the production of one of his movies for showing to the public his errors, factor that he thought was the reason why he lost an award nomination, or how Leonard Nimoy got angry with Star Trek's producer for abusing showing the bloopers to the fans during the Star Trek anniversary convention.

Now it is your turn to show off your errors, those of your video productions or those of your video clips collection.

About the Author

Robin Futcher is a writer and video creator at UTubeVideoClip. Check out the videos at Funny Blooper Clips, UTube Clumsy, and UTube for Kids.

What is the film clip used in the opening credits for South Park Season Five?

At the end of the opening credits just before the episiode starts there's a live-action clip of an explosion and a guy leaping through the air, is it from a film?

"Q: What movie is that explosion scene in the intro from?
A: It's not from any movie, it's just stock footage."

That was an interesting question--you would (and I would) think that it would have been from some action movie.

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