Mistakes in Films...

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Sorry, I was just being lazy, and didn't want to type Extended; Ext. Version means Extended Version [img]graemlins/doh.gif[/img]

[Bozos of Bones]

Anyone wanna buy a Rolex, Nike sneakers, Jeans and a Jumbo Jet? All seen in Gladiator.
Terminator, 2, Beretta shoots out 37 bullets. Broken glass fixes itself and trucks that get busted will be repaired in a moment's notice.

[Xen]

Originally posted by Bozos of Bones: Anyone wanna buy a Rolex, Nike sneakers, Jeans and a Jumbo Jet? All seen in Gladiator. Terminator, 2, Beretta shoots out 37 bullets. Broken glass fixes itself and trucks that get busted will be repaired in a moment's notice.

I don` remember those things in Gladiator. Where were they?

[Bozos of Bones]

Rolex on the scene where the emperoro is shown, a man right on the balcony is wearing one. Nikes are seen at the beginning battle, and later in the escape IMHO(can't remember). Atleast three people can be seen wearing Jeans, and you can see a trail and for a split second the entire plane on the scene when Maximus remembers his home, lying in the grass.
Now for the movie Speed... Watches exchange hands, people change clothes and purses change model. The jump sequence actually shows a jumping pad in one cut, and our poor guy who got shot in the leg keeps forgeting in what leg he's been shot.
Speed 2, now that's a spectacle! Cows are flying when things explode, water actually flows upward(also seen in Titanic) and people forget what type of gun they are holding. Ships turn the wrong way, and then change course again, and Men in suits forget wether they're wearing a bow-tie or a tie.

[ 08-09-2004, 02:47 PM: Message edited by: Bozos of Bones ]

[Dron_Cah]

Originally posted by Link: In Star Wars (The Empire Strikes Back, I believe), Yoda proclaims that Luke is too stubborn. Suddenly the 'ghost' of Obi-Wan Kenobi shows up and says "Weren't I the same when you trained me?" Well, call me crazy, but I thought Episode 1 made us believe Obi-Wan was trained by Qui Gon Jinn? No by Yoda! (of course, there's probably an easy way for Lucas to talk himself out of that one..)

From what I understand Yoda trains all the Jedi, ehile they are younger, before they become full-time padawans. By the point Obi-wan comes along, I don't think Yoda takes on individuals anymore. Just my 2 cents, being a Star Wars freak.

[Timber Loftis]

Here's one, one only lawyers would know:

In Collateral.....

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In Collateral, Vincent is on a trip through LA offing witnesses to a big federal drug trial. His last hit is the prosecutor on the case for the DOJ. Anyone who has worked at DOJ can tell you that there are three main attorneys assigned to every case. They all know everything about the case, and split the workload -- one will do the opening, one will do witnesses X,Y,Z, etc. etc.

So, offing one prosecutor would do no good, as the other two would be able to pick right up where the one was absent. Factual flaw.

[Dron_Cah]

Yeah, that makes sense, TL, but I wonder why he would off her at all? When all the witnesses are gone, what's it matter if she stays? Curious... (BTW, saw that flick a couple nights ago, and quite enjoyed it!) [img]smile.gif[/img]

[Stormymystic]

forget the name of the movie, but it was a sinbad movie, where he is a con man, pretending to be a guy he is not, so he can exscape at the airport. the major one I noticed in it was when he was playing basketball with the kid, one second he has the ball under his right arm, then all of a sudden it is gone, then back under the other arm, so forth through the whole scene of the game.

[coyote696]

in the closing credits of the movie "Teen Wolf" there is a female in the crowd obviously closing her trousers that were open and unzipped.

[T-D-C]

Apparently in Pirates of the Caribbean there is a sceen where you can see a nike logo hanging out from underneath his bandanna.