10+ 'Wonder Woman' Mistakes Fans Completely Missed

In the scene where Wonder Woman is fighting soldiers in the village on the second floor of a building, she uses her sword.

It starts out being held correctly but then switches suddenly so she's holding it upside down by the blade. It then switches back to normal.

There is a scene where Diana is translating documents in the General's office that contains a continuity error.

At first, one of the buttons on her coat is undone or missing, but as she walks toward the desk, the button is suddenly there.

This is a small continuity mistake but also a rather funny one.

In the scene where Diana and Steve Trevor are lying next to each other on a boat, the space between their bodies keeps changing in a way that doesn't make sense.

The film uses the word "intel" multiple times, but this wouldn't make sense. The word wasn't recorded as in use until 1961 while the film takes place in 1918.

It's a pretty obvious anachronism, but one that most of us wouldn't think twice about.

Most casual views of Wonder Woman aren't going to know the ins and outs of military uniforms and ranks, especially those from World War I.

However, there is an error made in the scene where Sameer is posing as Steve's driver. He refers to Steve as a colonel, but he's actually wearing a captain's shoulder piece.

Chief at one point says that the poison gas will be flammable because it's hydrogen-based.

However, not all hydrogen-based things are flammable. It's a very common element, and many substances, even water, contain hydrogen. So, this doesn't make much sense from a scientific standpoint.

There's a scene where Wonder Woman crashes through a window creating wooden debris on the floor next to her.

But, in the wider shot of this scene, all of the wooden debris is suddenly gone. We're pretty sure no one in that scene would have cared to pick it up!

This is another historical error that some clever fans have noticed.

In the scene where Steve is getting dressed after bathing in the pool, he zips up his fly. But, as zippers weren't really used on clothing until the 1920s, this doesn't make a lot of sense.

During the scene when the sniper is shooting at the square, Diana has lost her shield after a cannon shot.

However, just a few moments later she has the shield again, but there wasn't enough time for her to her to get it back.

Diana is offered a mug in this close-up scene, but it keeps changing from her left hand to her right. At one point, she even sets the mug down only for it to suddenly appear again in her hand.

The continuity in this scene with the mug was definitely off.

While most movie mistakes happen in the scenes of the film, they can also sometimes be found in the credits.

The character of Field Marshal Haig is in the credits as "Field Marshall Haig." But, the spelling of "marshall" with two Ls is a surname, not a rank.

Fans really are sleuths when it comes to finding even small errors.

There is a scene at a bar where a bald guy is pointing a gun. At first, Wonder Woman is across the table from him, but in the next second, she is suddenly next to him. Even she can't move that fast!

In the scene where Diana and Steve are being held at gunpoint in the alley, the hammer of the gun is drawn back in the first shot but in the second shot, it's back to its resting position.

You can see this error if you start watching at about 53 minutes into the film.

Near the beginning of the movie, Wonder Woman is sitting at a desk looking at the photograph from World War I.

At the start of the scene, there's a clipboard next to the case containing the picture, but it disappears when the same scene is shown from a different angle.

General Antiope's death is one of the most tragic moments in the film, so this continuity error takes away from that moment somewhat.

While she is dying, there is a sword and a bow in the scene, which then disappears between shots.