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- During the scene when Dade, Ceral Killer,
and Freak are sitting in Nykon's apartment
they are watching a news broadcast which shows
the EXACT same interview with the secret service
guy which occurs later in the film when they
are taking away that other kids computer.
The goof being the interview was seen on TV
before it actually took place. - K2000kid
- Correction:
This was completely intended. Both scenes
introduced Richard Gill from: the hackers
point of view (Nikon's apartment), and
the actual event (Joey's arrest). Both
events happened at the same time, the
tv interview was him in front of Joey's
apartment, which the rest of them did
not know yet, nor was the viewer supposed
to know yet, which is why that scene was
put first. - Ultralaser
- When Freak gets his one telephone call he
punches eight numbers on the keypad when we
all know that telephone numbers have only
seven numbers. (VHS) - Flipper
- Correction: In
corporation or multiline facilities you
need to dial "9" to get out,
therefore making Freak dial 8 numbers
instead of 7. - Ripley
- Correction:
Freak does not dial any numbers at
all. It is the prison guard, who dials
the numbers, and he does, in fact,
dial 7 numbers. 456-321-4. As you
can see the numbers to dial were not
scripted, and he hesitated after dialing
the 321, realizing he had only dialed
6 numbers, then pushed 4 again. It
was obviously a one take shot that
no one cared about, since he didn't
have any time to be dialing creatively
while saying his lines. Freak connects
to the operator by hanging the phone
up once, then clicks 10 times in a
row, which is the same as dialing
"0" on a rotary phone (and
which does actually work). This was
scripted and, of course, payed attention
to because it was important to show
Phreaks knowledge of the phone system,
AKA his "phreaking" ability.
- Ultralaser
- I've been in the computer industry since
1990, and I have yet to see a laptop with
a Pentium Pro processor that Acid Burn had
(I believe it was her). This processor was
for servers only and there was never a "mobile"
version ever made. It was a flop anyways and
was short lived as a viable processor. (VHS)
- Talcum X
- Comment: This
is true, there was no such thing during
the time the movie was made as a mobile
pentium pro. You might first note that
all the computers in the movie are Macs,
which is common in most movies and tv
shows because they are much cheaper to
use. None of their computers would be
using any pentium-based processors at
all. But in any case, Acid Burn claims
the laptop to have a P6 chip, which does
not mean pentium pro, P6 is just the architecture
that specific processor is built upon
(pentium pro just happened to be the first
processor to be made that way). In light
of other dialog including the terms "PCI
bus" and "RISC architecture",
the script tried to make it as vague as
possible, so the movie would not revolve
around any specific year, but rather the
decade, as the technology advances so
quickly the dialog would have been very
outdated even before it hit theatres.
P6, RISC, PCI and so forth, were used
just to show she had better than Dade
did: the latest and the greatest computer.
Dade is not only attracted to Kate, but
her computer. He types while looking at
the screen as she talks to him. A good
technique used by the director to show
that his love for computers and Kate are
intertwined. - Ultralaser
- During the scene that Mary Jane and Thurgood
are walking and she gets hungry, the hot dog
vendor asks her if she wants a drink. Mary
Jane says "Ill have a Pepsi", the
Hot dog vender gave her a diet Coke instead.
Every time I see the movie I get mad ! - Frag
- Correction:
The hot dog vendor doesn't hand her a
diet coke. In fact he doesn't hand her
anything. You do however, see a diet pepsi
in her hand. - mbmott21
- When they smoke the weed
from the pharmacy they float, and the people
at the club float. They don't show anyone
else floating, such as Snoop Dogg, Willie
Nelson, etc... - NBDXMANN
- Comment: NBDXMANN
you are the dumbest person alive. Snoop
Dogg and Willie Nelson can handle their
dope. They wouldn't be so stoned that
they felt like they were floating. The
point is that they could smoke something
like a quarter of marijuana and not feel
like they are floating. The others that
do float just happen to be super stoned.
- fink
- Correction:
Well since your saying that Willie
and Snoop could handle that cannabis.
Why wouldn't Byran, Scarface, etc.
float seeing that they have been doing
it since they were little kids. This
makes their effect after weed the
same as someone like Willie or Snoop.
(VHS) - NBDXMANN
- Is it me or do they not inhale in this movie?
- Ryan
- (Continuity) In the scene where Mary Jane
and Thurgood are getting a hot dog, you notice
she has a very thick Jersey, Brooklyn or New
York accent. (I can't tell which one) but
up until that scene and during the rest of
the movie, she has no accent. - Jewels
- The chick at the beginning of the movie
(who is supposed to be Laurie Strodes daughter)
has a child which is taken from her and blessed
into the same satanic cult that Michael was
blessed into. Tommy later finds the baby in
a bathroom at the train station, but they
never follow through on what happened to the
baby. (Possibly another sequel featuring this
baby since Michael has no head???) - 311
- Apparently Michael Myers tried to escape
the police by changing his name From Michael
Meyers to Michael Myers. If you don't believe
me next time you go to a video store and look
on the box for Halloween 4 his name is spell
Myers but in Halloween and Halloween 2 its
spelled Meyers. - Joe
- Alright folks, take a good look at Michael
the first time you see him in the school house.
You know! When Dr. Loomis bumps into him with
Jamie. Why the hell for just that scene is
Michael's hair puffy and white????? Uhhh did
I miss something here? Haha ah well I guess
he got is hair done for one scene! - Dave
M
- (Revealing mistakes) When Michael finds
the picture of Laurie, it's a picture that
was obviously taken behind the scenes on the
first one. It couldn't be a real one, because
it's of Laurie sitting with the pumpkin, but
nobody was there to take the picture.
- (Misc. errors) On the back of the VHS box,
it says, "Two women trapped in their
own home, stalked by the most dangerous creature
alive." In fact, they're not trapped
in their own house, it's the Sheriff's house.
- (Crew/equipment visible) At the garage,
after Dr. Loomis shoots at Michael and then
disappears, Dr. Loomis runs to the window
to look for Michael. At a closer look (even
clearer on the DVD) you can see the camera
man's reflection in the window. (DVD)
- After Keri tells Will that Mike Myers is
her brother, she unscrews the cap from the
vodka bottle, takes a swig and hands it right
to Will, who has to take the cap off the bottle,
again. - Tim
- One of the girls gets killed and dragged
through the kitchen, leaving a major blood
trail that the others follow. Miraculously
all blood has been cleaned up when Mike chases
Keri through the same kitchen later in the
movie ! - Scott
- According to the story Halloween 2, 4, 5,
and 6 never happened but when Jamie Lee Curtis
is talking to her son because he snuck out
of school her son says "you saw him burn."
which happened in Halloween 2. - Mike
- Comment: But
this film was supposed to ignore all sequels--It
was always said that only the Carpenter
films would be acknowledged for H2O, so
that includes 1&2(3?) but not 4,5,6...
On the DVD edition they make this very
clear during interviews that took place
during the filming of H2O. - Jim
Kaiser
- Correction:
Yes it is assumed the sequels never
happend..but only after part 2....3
and up never existed...Halloween 2
does because it picked up the same
night Halloween 1 left off so of course
2 exists. It is 3 and up that we assume
don't. - LilTimber
- In the very beginning of the movie when
the first murder takes place in the neighbor's
house with the kid from "3rd Rock",
they enter the house in the evening, but minutes
later when they walk out it's night! this
is POSSIBLE but not probable. - mark
- In H20, Jamie Lee Curtis has a son, but
in the Curse of Michael Myers (part 6) the
chick at the beginning of the movie that has
the baby is Laurie Strodes daughter. She winds
up getting killed in a barn after crashing
her car while Michael is chasing her. Why
isn't she ever mentioned in H20. The son in
H20 is about 17 in the movie, definitely old
enough for both brother and sister to have
been around together in part 6? Either they
just forgot to follow through on that link
or it will be explained in the sequel now
being filmed. - 311
- After Keri/Laurie goes back inside the building
to look for Michael, she is walking through
the hallway. Michael lowers from behind her,
she hears him, turns and slams the axe into
his shoulder. When she does this with the
axe, you can see the cut on her arm, however,
Michael doesn't cut her until after she hits
him with the axe. (VHS) - Kelli
- In the begining of the movie, the crazy
guy at the crazy institute was trying to act
like Michael and he did he research because
he knew when he was born, when he killed the
sister and so on, the are 2 errors in this.
1. Where did he get all this information,
usually crazy people dont ready newspapers
or watch the news.
2-He said after he met Michael, that in the
last movie, Halloween H2O happened around
23 years after the first murders but in fact
it took place 20 years after because H20 stands
for Hallowen 20 years later. (DVD) - TAZ
- When you first see the movie theater it
says "CLOSED FOREVER", and the words
are side by side. Then the next time you see
it, it says "CLOSEDFOREVER", word
on top of word. - Keith+Paul
Moviemistakers
- When the vampire gets her tooth taken out
you can tell that there isn't really a space
because you can see her real tooth. - Keith+Paul
Moviemistakers
- About one hour into the movie, in the scene
where Serena Joy (Fay Dunaway) tells Kate
(Natasha Richardson) that her daughter is
alive, the boom
mike is clearly visible above the actresses.
It hangs there a few seconds showing its butt.
(VHS) - Webmaster
- (Anachronisms) OK, this is admittedly pretty
obscure but it's still there: In the movie
"Hang 'em High" our hero, Clint
Eastwood, has 3 bad guys in a farm house surrounded
(all by himself). So the head bag guy turns
loose the farm dog on ol' Clint. The problem
is that the movie takes place in the old west
cica 1880 and the dog loosed on Clint is a
German Shepherd, a breed that did not exist
as we know it until the early 20th century.
Shocking? Spoil the movie? No, just maybe
the most obscure movie anachronism of all
time. (TV) - vintagemxr
- Info: The
first German Shepherd Dog exhibited in
America was in 1907. (Source: http://www.nsgsdc.com/breedhistory.shtml)
- Towards the end of the movie, the three
sisters are driving in their cars to visit
their father in the hospital. Their cars are
traveling on the left side of a L.A. highway
rather than the right. Did they shoot the
scene in England, or did they erroneously
flip the film? - Nom
Deplume
- When police inspectors visit Dr. Maplewood
concerning Johnny's rape, as they enter the
living room, we can see the crew's microphone
hanging on top of the screen for a brief moment.
- Yann
Ropers
- At the end of the movie, William H Macy's
character is standing alongside his car looking
on towards the children on stage. Take a look
into his sunglasses and you can clearly see
the camera crew. - Raef
- When Keanu Reeves takes the Little Leaguers
to a supposed Chicago Subway Series game b/w
the White Sox and Cubs, they actually go to
the old Tiger stadium in Detroit. This isn't
exactly the greatest movie, but come on, how
about giving us a little credit! (VHS) - Eric
R.
- When the coach (at the end of the movie)
calls the batting order it goes Ray-Ray and
then Clarence. Well when they get up to bat
Clarence actually goes before Ray-Ray. - meg
- When Conner is handing out uniforms to the
kids, he says there are ten uniforms numbered
from 2 - 11. Later on you see some of the
kids wearing higher numbers. One can clearly
be seen wearing 16. (VHS/DVD/Theatre) - webs1
- (Continuity) When Keanu Reeves (Conner)
watches Miles pitch the very first time and
the batter misses, he stands up against the
fence. You can see Conner the other 2 times
the batter misses standing at the fence. he
next shot you see him sitting down comfortably
even though you never see him actually take
the time to sit down. (Theatre) - Peteball
- When the chick shoots that guy that calls
her a "b-tch", the blood packs are
visible through his shirt. - David
- When Mad Dog is shooting up a room in the
warehouse massacre, wires are visible on some
guy flying through the air. - David
- When ----- gets shot through the eye, if
you watch the scene is slo-mo the head is
obviously fake. - David
- When Mad Dog rides his motorcycle into a
guy, if you look you will see that not only
is the guy getting hit a dummy, but a guy
lying on the floor is a dummy also. - David
- When James Coburn is reading the newspaper,
he is at first wearing long sleeve pajamas
and then "pow!" he's suddenly wearing
a tank top. This is quite possibly the most
obvious goof I've ever seen. Oh Roger Spottiswoode,
you're usually so good at editing these things.
What happened? - David
- The goof takes place during the scene where
Segal's partner gets murdered. When gets a
shotgun blast to his chest you can see the
imprint of the blood packet under his shirt.
(TV) - Soulman
- In the movie Harley has a Ruger Blackhawk
converted to shoot .454-caliber bullets. During
the firefight in the airplane graveyard, he
reloads the gun with six (6) bullets. I'm
not sure if it is at all possible to convert
a Ruger to .454 (the bullets might be too
long to fit the cylinder) and even if it was,
the gun would only take five (5) bullets because
of the amount of pressure generated by the
.454 caliber. - KjPuu
- Watch when Jack picks up Harley at the end
of a barfight, and throws him out the window.
It's hysterical, because its so obviously
a dummy. - Teenee
- (Continuity) In the first movie, Harry Potter
has green eyes, in this (2nd) movie, he has
blue eyes. (Theatre) - angelram909
- During the car chase in the back alley,
in which Jackie is being pursued by thugs.
The car which he is driving goes over a small
jump, as the car lands the number plate falls
off the car only to reveal another one which
is the exact replica of the original. - Matty
Spence
- (Plot holes) I just don't get the point
of the movie. Warren Beatty is Joe who is
taken to heaven prematurely by his guardian
angel. It's decided that he will be returned
and put in another body to finish living out
his life. At the end Mr. Jordan tells Joe
he will not remember what had happen. Joe
in fact, forgets he is Joe and becomes the
individual whose body he now has. The only
person who does know what happen is Jack Warden.
I don't mean to sound ignorant, but I just
don't get the point of giving Joe his life
back if he doesn't get to remember he is Joe.
- Mad
Mel
- In the seen where Tony Perkis (Ben Stiller)
is trying to find out who is responsible for
the goodies in the hole in the floor under
the trunk, Josh (forget his name) tells him
it's "Seemore Butts". Tony repeats
the name. If you notice neither of the actors
lips say Seemore Butts, but they say something
else. - Axel
- Okay I don't really get this. Dete promised
Heidi that she would only have to be in Frankfurt
for a week. Well she ended up staying for
three months. Whatever happened to coming
back in a week? (VHS) - Smiley
- In the actual heist scene, when the thieves
are taking the gold bullion off the airplane,
you can see the name "Bank of Geneva"
on the boxes is the picture of an eagle. The
symbol for the Bank of Geneva is a bear, the
symbol of the eagle belongs to Berne, the
Swiss capital. (VHS) - Gerry
- Also, in the climactic shoot-out scene near
the end, one of the characters fires a double
barreled shotgun three times without reloading.
(VHS) - Gerry
- When Frank is trying to stab that girl,
his switchblade has a line in it were the
blade will go in. - David
- When the girl goes through the hallway,
and is then chased by a weird-looking creature,
you can see the crew and the dolly that is
pushing and controlling the creature. - David
- In a scene where Fred Wiliamson is killing
off a number of mobsters, there's a moment
that takes place on a beach where he stabs
one of them in the chest with one of those
large umbrellas. When a close-up is shown,
you see animated blood flowing from the guys
chest. Very sloppy. (TV) - Soulman
- When the lawyer Bugliosi is reading the
paper that has Susan Atkins' grand jury testimony,
the picture is the actual Susan Atkins--not
the actress's. - Reddfoxx
- 7-8 minutes into the movie a crew member's
reflection can be seen on one of Henry's victims
car door. (VHS) - Webmaster
- In the climactic battle scene, Henry V (played
by Kenneth Branagh) is running in slow motion...if
you look in the background you will see two
guys supposedly fighting...except their swords
are not even coming close to hitting each
other. - David
- In one scene John Cusack's character tells
another that he bought a Fleetwood Mac album
because of the song "Landslide".
The album he is holding up is Rumours and
"Landlide" is not on that album.
- Amanda A
- In "Highlander I", the characters
of Christopher Lambert (McLeod) and Sean Connery
met each other for the first time after McLeod's
"resurrection" and exile in Spain;
in "Highlander II" it is said that
they were longtime pals from some other planet!!!
Shame on the gaffer. - Chrispim
- Well, in the highlander series, Lambert's
character does not hold the katana blade properly.
From what I know, the proper sword grip should
have the bottom hand gripping the butt of
the handle. This is so the wielder can have
greater leverage when swinging the blade.
From Pg 55 Japanese Swordsmanship. - Shrill
- Obvious wires holding up Connor, after he
kills the bad guy. - The
Big J
- Completely ignores every other Highlander
movie and TV series. - The
Big J
- It is set in present day, and Connor dies
in the end, so how is he alive in 2025, in
no.2? - The Big J
- It says Connor has been missing for 10 years,
which makes since 1990, but he was in the
first episode of the TV series, in '92. -
The Big J
- Connor has been missing for 10 years, since
1990. But Highlander 3 is set in 1994, with
Connor. I hate the way EVERY Highlander film
contradicts every other one! - The
Big J
- During the scene where Katana is attacking
the taxi, you can see the hole in the windshield
change back and forth in shape and size. -
Cathy
- When the car comes to a stop after McLeod
and Ramirez crash the prison, McLeod's bullet-ridden
body is hanging half out of the open driver's-side
door of the car. But when the security guards
let Louise out of the trunk, she walks past
the side of the car and looks in and you can
see that McLeod's body is now completely inside
the car and the door is closed. And I find
it completely amazing that with the hundreds
of rounds of ammunition that were fired into
the car, none of the bullets pierced the trunk
and killed Louise. - Cathy
- One of the themes of this series of movies
and the television series is that the last
immortal left alive is rewarded by gaining
mortality. So I cannot understand why McLeod
is still alive at the very end of the movie
after what he does at the end. - Cathy
- One of the themes of this series of movies
and the television series is that the last
immortal left alive is rewarded by gaining
mortality. So I cannot understand why McLeod
is still alive at the very end of the movie
after what he does at the end. - Cathy
- How McLeod manages to have a photographic
quality painting of the wife that died more
than 500 years ago is really quite amazing
considering that it would be nearly impossible
for an artist to render such a painting from
a description that McLeod gave them, and I
have never heard anything about McLeod being
artistically gifted enough to have painted
the picture from memory himself. - Cathy
- You can clearly read Bienvenue au Montreal
(Welcome to Montreal) behind the customs desk
when they are supposed to be arriving at a
New York area airport. - Cathy
- Kane, a 400 year old warrior, travels from
Japan, to America, on foot. - The
Big J
- In the church scene when Kane is looking
for help to fight the Miller gang, there is
a mother and her young son sitting in one
of the pews...as the scene cuts back and forth
from Kane to the congregation, the little
boy keeps disappearing. (VHS) - daemonlover
- Also in the final scene when Kane leaves
the town for good, he throws his badge on
the ground... look carefully and you can see
another badge from a previous take still imbedded
in the ground. (VHS) - daemonlover
- About half way in the flick, there is a
scene with Coop in the main street. The camera
pulls back and pans up 20 feet. In the distance
(above the buildings) the smog of LA can be
seen and off to the upper left can be seen
2 tall telephone poles (obviously not from
the 1800s). - clintBoB
- (Anachronisms) Just after the Gunfight starts
and Cooper runs behind buildings the camera
shows Cooper coming toward us with a picket
fence to our right. It pans cooper as he passes
us and shows him moving away from the camera
and us. In the building just in front of Cooper
there is a window air conditioner in the second
floor window. Definitely out of time and place.
- dew
- When the lady shoots at Eastwood in the
bathtub, the splash that her bullet makes
doesn't coincide with where she is aiming.
- David
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