- The goof takes when Audie England hits a
creep over the head with a bottle of champagne.
He's shown lying on the floor. There's broken
glass from the bottle on the floor and on
the creep, but no champagne. (TV) - Soulman
- Ann-Margret and Bruce Dern are in a hot
tub. Ann is wearing a salmon colored blouse.
It gets partially wet in one part of the scene
and mysteriously the wet part of the blouse
dries and a new wet spot appears. - Mick
- In the opening sequence, Jack almost has
his head blown off by a shotgun through the
door of the fugitive he is after. The fugitive
runs down the fire escape with the shotgun,
runs down the alley with a pistol, then is
caught with the shotgun in his hand. - dan
- One of the main characters climbs into a
SBD Dauntless, takes off in a TBM Avenger,
and crashes in a F9F Panther (a jet!) during
the same flight. Even other planes and ships
frequently change shapes depending on the
fact that most of the action-scenes are borrowed
from other films including newsreel-footage.
- Olav Westerman
- There is a scene somewhere in the movie(I
think the Middle) that shows the Japanese
carrier Akagi. The camera is moving parallel
to the side of the carrier, showing deck guns
and the japanese scurrying about. The camera
will move up slightly, showing planes. In
the background, you can see telephoning lines!!!! By
the way, John Williams (Star Wars 1,4,5,6,
Jaws, Jurassic Park) does the music, which
is very good. - Bob
- The announcer says "Number 99, Adam
Banks (Vincent Larusso), on a breakaway",
but in shots of his teammates cheering from
the bench, Banks is among them. - Sean
- Tammy Duncan's (Jane Plank) hair is under
her jersey when Bombay (Emilo Estevez) puts
it on her, but in the next shot it is out
- I suppose it could have been flung loose,
but given her lack of movement, it's highly
unlikely. - Sean
- In the championship game, Banks gets hurt
and is taken off the ice on a stretcher. A
couple of minutes after that happens, very
easily seen is a player wearing a Banks 99
jersey. - Kayla
- When Adam Banks (Larusso) gets hit his head
is next to the bar, but when they come back
to him his head has slightly moved. With his
unconsciousness I don't think his head would
move. (DVD) - Missy
- In one part when they morph into there suits,
at the scene, when Ivan Ooze lets his guys
out and to come attack them the first time,
you can hear the blue ranger burp, as he morphs,
turn it up loud. (VHS) - Bootz
- When the white ranger and pink ranger are
talking on the rocks, the white ranger says
that they will get Ivan, but really his mouth
says we will get him, and his mouth really
doesn't start moving until after he starts
speaking. - digiboy
- When the Ninja Megazord is being formed,
for a second, the head is already formed and
the Megazord is completed, but just seconds
later, we see the head transforming, and the
Megazord striking a pose. (VHS) - Asertix
- After the Power Rangers saved the day and
returned to Command Center, they took off
their helmets and placed them (their helmets)
in front of them as they saw that Zordon didn't
end up so well after being attacked by Ivan
Ooze. When the Rangers decided to use their
"Inner Strength" to revive him,
their helmets were in front of them, but when
they spread out to raise their hands to touch
each other's hands, their helmets magically
moved over with them and when Zordon was revived
and they came back closer together their helmets
moved back to the original spot they were
in, please tell me how they did that, I mean
are these magically helmets or what? (VHS/DVD)
- Hot-T
- If you turn up the sound in the part where
Joe Mondragon finally returns home (toward
the end) you will hear a little girl say,
"My shoes untied !". That was me
! The editors decided not to take it out,
but it certainly wasn't in the script. (VHS)
- Eva
- In the beginning scene when Mokey is getting
interested in the magic show, the clothes
that the magician is using for his trick changes
from yellow to blue then to yellow again.
(And the trick was to change an egg too a
dove, not the color of the clothes!) - Cerasi
- Whenever they show scenes from outer space
with Mars in the background, no clouds are
visible, but when they show them on the surface
of Mars, you can see DENSE CLOUDS in the sky,
and by the way, it is PHYSICALLY IMPOSSIBLE
for Mars to have dense clouds due to its paper-thin
atmosphere, there are clouds on mars, just
not that thick! - Mr
Tragedy
- The part where _______ (not gonna spoil
it) commits suicide by taking off his helmet
in outer space, his head freezes, this is
another physical impossibility. Yes, it is
that cold in space, BUT, before your head
freezes, the immense pressure from inside
your body would push your head to explode.
There is no pressure in outer space, So your
head would explode immediately, then the pieces
would freeze. - Mr
Tragedy
- The part inside the greenhouse on Mars,
Gary Senise takes off his helmet and Don Cheade
has been living there for 6 months, they breathe!
I know plants produce oxygen, but the number
of plants in that greenhouse cannot excrete
that much oxygen for one (let alone the rest
of the crew later on) human to live on, and
plants need carbon dioxide to live, ONE human
CANNOT produce enough carbon dioxide to support
the life of the plants. Mars' atmosphere is
made up of mostly Carbon Dioxide, but the
greenhouse is sealed from outside air coming
in... and lets say this is so, lets say ONE
human is enough, do you know how cold it gets
on Mars at night? Way below zero degrees,
those plants cannot survive the cold of the
night! - Mr
Tragedy
- Near the end, when the three go into that
hologram room, they are all holding their
helmets. Then when they all hold hands, the
helmets are gone, and all lined up in a row
on the floor. - Lynara
- In the very beginning a guy is torn apart
into millions of pieces. Later it shows three
graves by the greenhouse. Three full body
graves. - josh
howell
- Correction:
Luke comments that he only found one body,
but didn't feel right digging only one
grave. - BigB
- Okay, I'm not so sure of the exact part
but it is when the rescue crew is on mars
out side after they establish that everything
is fine and 3 crew members are dead, Some
one asks "how are we getting back?"
or something like that and Jerry O' Connell's
character says "not a problem, I got
4 round trip tickets right here" now
lets think about this... if they are round
trip tickets, that means that they could go
back to Earth maybe spend a week or two there,
then use the "round trip" tickets
to get back. Because we all know that round
trip tickets cover both ways. They want 1
way tickets cause I'm sure they don't want
to see Mars ever again. - Fat
Tony
- Correction: What
he meant was... they've already traveled
'one-way' and the need the 'round-trip'
tickets to get back!... and just in case
you don't like that explanation, here's
another... everyone knows that advance-purchase,
rule-restricted round-trip tickets are
cheaper than one-way tickets! (you just
don't use the return) ;-) (Theatre) -
Mikey
- At the beginning of the movie when the 3
civil rights workers are on their way out
of town they are being followed by two cars
(the lead car we learn momentarily is a police
car when the red light goes on) Look closely
at the opening sequence when both of the chase
cars roof lines are clearly visible. No "cherry"
or red light is mounted on the police car.
- Mike
- (Audio/visual unsynchronised) In the motel
room where Gene Hackman and William Dafoe
are talking, there is a gunshot. The mirror
on the wall cracks before the windows blows
in. (VHS) - Jethro
- Alex Burrows wears glasses, but when she
switches places with Janine, she gives Janine
her glasses. How could she see without her
glasses, and wouldn't the prescription from
the glasses ruin Janine's eyes? (TV) - Tavia
- An 80s chevy chase "comedy" about
an air traffic controller who gets splashed
with toxic waste and gains the ability to
move objects with his mind. This movie is
riddled with special effects blunders the
worst seeming to be so obvious that I can
only think they ran out of money to complete
the effect. The scene is towards the beginning,
chevy chase is sitting in an office, he makes
a model airplane statue start up and fly around
the room with his mind. In several shots you
can clearly see a piece of machined aluminum
bolted to the bottom of the statue and coming
toward the camera as if it were attached to
the camera mount. It seems like they intended
to either have a closer shot or that the aluminum
arm was supposed to be masked out in post
production. - cbase
- There's a scene in the film where Faye Dunaway
is entertaining Steve Forrest. She has young
Christina make Forrest a drink. While looking
around for various bottles behind the bar,
you can spot a bottle of 409 among the bottles
of liquor. I'm no historian, but I'm quite
sure they didn't make 409 until the 1970's.
The scene takes place during the 1940's. -
Soulman
- In the scene where the bath tub falls through
the floor, we see Tom Hanks fill it up with
water. But, when it falls through the floor,
no water splashes as the bath tub shatters.
- jenni
- Found this one out by watching the show
Hey Hey Its Saturday. If I remember correctly,
Tom Hanks is looking around the dumb waiter
and then suddenly this raccoon (whatever)
jumps out at him. If you watch this slowly,
you will see that the raccoon is lifted by
someone's hand. - Shrill
- In the scene where he is put down new steps
he hits one of them and his wife is in the
bed room and the part of the roof falls on
her what the chance of it falling right on
her head it is very slim to none you tell
me is there set falling down on top of them.
- surgeongeneral13@aol.com
- Comment: Ok,
sergiongeneral, what you're saying is
kinda worded confusingly, but what I'm
going to answer is, the house is falling
apart, this is just another way to show
the viewing audience that this is happening,
k? - CJ1017
- When Chris Tucker is being broken out of
the prison bus by the diamond thieves "gang"
he is handcuffed to the main bad guy. When
the bad guys partner enters the bus, the bad
guy grabs the partner with both hands to kiss
him. You can see that he is no longer handcuffed
to Tucker, yet when they are exiting the bus,they
are handcuffed together again. - Brian
Switzer
- The officer is checking for a bomb, but
the driver starts the engine before he says
it its clear of bomb! - [S]isq[o]
- When Hatchett (Tucker) is in the helicopter
with the bad guys, they open the door and
they show a shot when he looks down and see
a white cruise ship. But, in the next shot,
the white cruise ship has disappeared and
a cargo ship is there instead. - [C]hao[s]
- When Stu is in the living room eating cake,
he gets it all over himself, but in the next
shot when the dog attacks him he is perfectly
clean. - Joe
AKA Princess Monoke (1999) (US version)
- In the opening when the demon first comes
out, prince Ashitaka fires an arrow towards
Yakul. But after ashitaka drops from the tree
he strung his bow up like he didn't just use
it moments before. - Frank
'N' Beans
- Explanation:
Ashitaka fell through a whole bunch of
trees. It's reasonable to assume that
his bow became unstrung due to catching
on a branch. - Shiari
- (Continuity) Most of the time when you see
Jigo you can clearly see the priest beads
that he carries in his hand. But... During
the scene where he's examining Ashitaka's
gold nugget, the beads are there, then disappear,
then reappear later. If you look for it it's
really obvious. - Shiari
- Leticia Musgrove's husband, Lawrence, was
electrocuted. Georgia uses lethal injection
as its method of execution. - Nikki
- Correction:
Wrong. At the time of the film (1950s),
Georgia executed condemned criminals by
electrocution. The state did not execute
criminals by lethal injection until the
1980s. In fact, lethal injection was not
introduced as an alternative form of execution
during the 1980s. - Thik
- Correction:
The movie does not take place in the
1950's. When Leticia goes with her
son to see Lawrence, the monitor in
the prison shows the date 6/5/01.
So by take time Georgia had lethal
injection as their method of death.
(Theatre) - Nikki
- Correction:
The movie actually takes place
in Louisiana. - scald
- (Anachronisms) When Halle Berry sold her
ring to the pawnbroker, she was paid in modern-day
currency. We were never told what the time
frame of the movie was, but if it was any
later than the '70s, then the whole movie
was an anachronism. (DVD) - edcarol
- (Revealing mistakes) In the scenes where
Sully (John Goodman) and Boo are escaping
from the chameleon (Steve Buscemi), thru the
doors, at one point, Boo and Mike (Billy Crystal)
and Boo go into one door and it falls and
shatters, yet then they come out through another
door. Yet the lizard also does this. Goes
into one door, and it falls and shatters,
only he doesn't come back. What gives? - JP
- Explanation:
When Sully, Mike and Boo's door gets broken,
they come back in through another closet
door. When Randall's door gets smashed,
he gets smashed with a shovel for being
an "alligator". - dotlet
- (Continuity) When Mike and Sully are in
the apartment with Boo after the decontamination,
and you can perhaps see a speaker or radio
thingy on the far right side of the cupboard
behind the purple arm chair, and then when
Mike trips and gets all the books in his mouth,
that same speaker or radio thingy falls on
his head out of nowhere for no reason.
- (Continuity) Also, when Mike tries to talk
the office lady into giving him that door
key, when he is complementing her some paper
on the desk can be seen well, but then it
switches the angle and when it comes back
you can't see the paper fully, even though
she doesn't move. I know it doesn't matter
at all but what the hay, it's still the best
movie in the world ;) - Anna
- (Continuity) At the very beginning when
Mr Bile enters the training bedroom there
is a wooden train set and skateboard on the
rug at the foot of the bed. We also see a
football at the side of the bed. When the
mechanical boy screams and Mr Bile steps back
the football is now at the foot of the bed
and the train set has disappeared only to
be replaced by the set of jacks he falls on.
- stanspants
- Hugo Drax's space-station rotates to create
artificial gravity by the centrifugal force,
but how can the humans walk around with their
bodies parallel to the stations axis, when
they ought to have their heads towards the
axis and their feet straight out from it?
- Olav Westerman
- In the very beginning of the movie, there
is a scene where a space-shuttle is hi-jacked
while it is mounted atop a 747. The scene
implies that the shuttle has a big amount
of fuel onboard. In reality the shuttle has
no big inboard fuel-tanks, and if it had so,
and they were full, it would be too heavy
for the 747 to carry. - Olav
Westerman
- There is a ridiculous scene where a big
laboratory in the center of Venice, furthermore
filled with lethal gas, without explanation
in a few hours has been transformed into a
luxury office. (When 007 brings M and some
other big guy to inspect the laboratory).
- Olav Westerman
- Correction:
It is obvious that the Lab stuff was taken
away by Drax immediately so the lab would
not be discovered. This is part of the
confusion of Bond, M, and the M. of D.
The Bond villains have been known to do
some amazing things. It is either this
or maybe Bond had the wrong door! - Bob
- This is in Holly's hotel room in Venice,
just when we learn that she's a CIA agent.
She walks over and looks off the balcony.
Then she closes the doors. At the very end
of the scene, the doors are open again. -
Bob
- In the scene where Cher tells Vincent Gardenia
that she's getting married again, she pours
them both some champagne, then sets the bottle
on the kitchen table. During the scene
the front label on the bottle keeps moving
around from shot to shot. Obviously they're
moving the bottle between takes and forgetting
to place it back in the same position. - Rob Donaldson
- During the scene with Cher and Nicolas Cage
in his kitchen, keep your eyes on the level
of water in her glass -- without leaving the
table it goes from empty to full and back
every time the camera angle changes! (VHS)
- zerodude
- Keenan Ivory Wayans leaps from one building
to another with a backpack on. He is then
cornered and the backpack is missing. The
next scene shows the backpack on again. -
pat
- All credit for this goof, goes to my four
year-old daughter, Devon, as she caught it.
In this Albert Brooks film, much is made of
the fact that his character leaves L.A. and
travels north over the Golden Gate Bridge
(over 300 miles from L.A.) to stay with his
mom, played by Debbie Reynolds. During his
stay, they make plans to visit a zoo, which
is "fifteen minutes from the house."
Devon correctly spotted the elephant habitat
as the one from the L.A. Zoo (AKA: "her"
zoo!), not San Francisco's. (Theatre/TV) -
Kieth Moreland
- When Mary is in the hospital after having
brain surgery and chemo she still has hair.
There is no sign of surgery. (Theatre) - Simsgirl
- Gordan's house seem to be on a farm or acreage
but it has a house number (1038). (Theatre)
- Simsgirl
- (Revealing mistakes) Toward the end of the
movie, someone falls in the river about 40ft
deep. In the next scene you can see how shallow
the water is, you can see the top of the pool.
(VHS) - The
Tonester
- (Anachronism) In the beginning of the movie
when Richard Gere & Debra Messing are
involved in a car crash. Gere uses a cell
phone to call 911. The movie is based in 1966.
There weren't cell phones then. (Theatre)
- mish
- Correction: The
true story that the film is based on occured
in 1966, but the movie has been modernized
and takes place in the present. If the
setting of the film was the late 1960s,
then there are MANY MORE anachronisms
than just the cell phone! Just look at
some of the cars used. - Mark
D
- In one part of the movie, you can see Christian
selling his typewriter, but at the end he
has it back, while he types the end to his
story. See, Lurhmann, it isn't so perfect!
(DVD) - kyara
- Correction:
At the beginning of the movie, Christian
has an expensive typewriter. He sells
it and buys a cheaper one that you see
him using at the end. When he sells it
they even show a brief shot of the new
cheap typewriter. - kel
- When Christian is lying in bed and talking
to Toulous, Toulous gets up to leave. He is
a midget in the movie but when he opens the
door he is normal height. - CJack14dt
- When Satine is getting ready to meet the
Duke in the elephant, she changes into a red
dress, but when she is in the elephant she
is wearing black lingerie. Later when she
is singing "One Day I'll Fly Away",
she is wearing the red dress again. We realize
time has gone by, but she's wearing the red
dress because the way to win him over is to
be a smoldering temptress, which is why they
selected the red dress. (DVD/VHS) - Clare
and Ann
- Correction:
It shows that satine is changing her dress
and then she puts it back on. - JenniferN
- In the second to last musical number (Hindi
Sad Diamonds), where Nicole Kidman is singing
and rising onto the stage, her leg is visible
through the slit in her skirt. The camera
switches angles and her leg is no longer visible.
It does this a couple of times. - Jen
- During the "Spectacular Spectacular"
scene in the elephant, there is a stagehand
with a baseball cap and sports watch in plain
view for a moment behind the bed. He is helping
push the musician as he swings through the
air. (DVD) - Kacy
- (Continuity) In between many scenes, the
length of Satine's eyebrows change. They go
from excessively long, to a normal length.
- Stephanie
- When the rat catcher is dragged through
the house by his safety harness, he starts
off being dragged face upwards, but a couple
of seconds later, his position has changed,
he is now face downwards, and at the end of
this scene, he is face upwards again. - Caitlin
- There is no scientific way that you can
determine the gender of an animal just by
sniffing one of its droppings. - Caitlin
- Is that a fact? Humans
can't do that, but animals, I believe,
can determine the gender by sniffing on
droppings.
- Character played by Christopher Walker tells
the Smuntz brothers that he can think like
a mouse, that he can anticipate their every
move and then catch them. But when he is in
his safety harness with his rat-cam, the mouse
runs right past him and he doesn't see it!
If he really could think like a mouse and
anticipate their every move, why didn't he
see the mouse running past him? - Daria
- We find out that the Smuntz brothers are
very poor and that Ernie Smuntz spent the
last of the brothers life savings on a Jacuzzi
tub. They can't pay the mortgage on the house.
But, after the whole Jacuzzi tub/house mortgage
fiasco, the Smuntz brothers hire a rat catcher!
If they have no money, how are they going
to pay the rat catcher? - Claire
- The Smuntz brothers are at the string factory,
Ernie is in the office, Lars is downstairs
trying to explain to the employees that he
can not pay them. The furious workers start
to revolt. The Smuntz brothers escape through
a window and the angry workers break the glass
window on the office door. Later on in the
movie, Lars has a unfortunate accident at
the factory, he goes up to the office and
you can see the glass window on the door now
appears unbroken. The problem with this is:
according to the story, the Smuntz brothers
have no money, so they could not have had
the window repaired. Oh dear, this errors
not good! - Melanie
- When we first see Caesar [the rat catcher]
he drives his truck up to the house and parks
close to the house. But when the Smuntz brothers
drive home at the end of the day, Caesar's
truck is being towed away! When a vehicle
gets towed away, it means that the person
parked in the wrong place, but the Smuntz
brothers always parked their car in a similar
position [close to the house] and it never
got towed away, so why is poor old Caesar
being victimised? - Coralynn
- During the stadium scene, one of the candles
on the table magically goes out, then relights
several times. (Theatre) - GBA
FREEK
- If Preston Blake was really 100 yards from
Mt. Everest's peak, he should have had on
a oxygen mask or he would have died in the
thin air. (Theatre) - GBA
FREEK
- Deeds donated the 40 billion to the Black
Negro fund but then the company magically
has it again later. (Theatre) - GBA
FREEK
- Correction:
They have already explained to you that
the money was not Longfellow Deeds to
give away. He can't give away money that
doesn't belong to him. Therefore, the
check would be no good. - ClioBaby
- When Deed's buy the bikes from the kid's
they take off riding around. When they ride
down the stairs, he has a light on the handle
bars & it is turn on but when they stop
at the fountain it not even there. (Theatre)
- dubloh7
- (Plot holes) Mr. Deeds inherits 40 Billion
dollars but after all of the money he spends
when he goes out wouldn't the amount end up
lower then 40 billion when he donates it to
the united negro fund. - nick
- When the kid is watching the reporter's
tape, it has different camera angles! She
only had one camera and obviously did not
edit it. - David
- In the scene where Mrs. Doubtfire is in
the kitchen to make tea for Mrs. Selner he
is rushing around the kitchen and the wig
is messed up. Then when he opens the fridge,
the wig is perfectly in place again. - btrfly124
- I don't know if this is considered a goof
but in the scene where Daniel and Mr. Lundy
are in the restaurant drinking you can see
that the ring Mr. Lundy is wearing on his
right hand is fake because it is turned side
ways and you can see where it has discoloured
his finger.
- Toward the end of the movie when they are
all at the restaurant, Stu chokes on a shrimp.
He starts chewing on the shrimp but when he's
saved and spits it out, it's a whole, unchewed
shrimp. - Reddfoxx
- When Robin Williams visits the unemployment
office, you can see a computer behind the
unemployment office employees desk. There
is something on the screen. Below the screen
is the CPU, an IBM PS/2 model 50 and the power
switch is in the off position. - jack
ryan
- (Continuity) When Mrs. Doubtfire leans over
the stove, her/his fake boobs catch on fire,
burning holes into her/his blouse. After extinguishing
the flames with the pot lids, the burn holes
are a different shape (they're smaller). (TV)
- Sam
- (Continuity) When the family is entering
the swimming pool area, two bikini-clad girls
walk past the family. In the next shot, the
same two girls walk past the family again.
(TV) - Sam
- (Audio/visual unsynchronised)
In the scene where everyone is in the Emperial
City, Mulan runs up to Shang to warn him about
the Huns, then she turns to the others and
says, "Keep you eyes open, I know they're
here." Her mouth is out of sync with
the words and it looks like she should be
saying, "I know them here. - Beck1
- (Continuity) When Mushu the dragon falls
in the snow after the huns attack he says
"oh sure, save the horse" Mushu
is meant to think the horse is a cow, then
Mushu falls into the snow too and his head
is to the left, then when Mulan picks him
up his head is to the right. - Dragon
Lover
- When Betty is leaving the airport, she has
2 suitcases that are put into the trunk of
the taxi. Then when she gets to the apartment,
she carries 1 suitcase into the courtyard,
sets it down, and leaves it there. She gets
the key from Coco, goes into the apartment
with no suitcase, then is in the bedroom opening
1 suitcase on the bed. - Photon
- Rita doesn't have anything with her after
the accident except her purse and there are
no pockets apparent on her dress. In her purse
there is only money and the key, but after
she has taken a shower and slept and not left
the house, her makeup and hair are still perfect.
- Photon
- Comment: To
Photon, couldn't the fact that they are
in a dream mean that everything is always
going to be perfect, including hair and
make-up. - Loaded1215
- Betty sets down 2 suitcases at the airport
and they're put in the trunk of the cab. She
goes into the apartment courtyard with 1 suitcase
and leaves it there when she gets the key.
After she's in the apartment, she is shown
opening a suitcase on the bed. - Photon
- Rita has dirt on her face when she lies
down in the kitchen, then she takes a shower
and comes out with a clean face (but still
having makeup on) and wet hair, implying she
washed both. She has nothing in her purse
but money and a key, didn't carry anything
else in with her, and was too disoriented
to leave the apartment before then, yet her
hair and makeup still look fabulous after
she wakes up from a nap. She MIGHT have been
able to borrow Betty's haircare products (depending
on whether they had similar hair texture;
I haven't noticed), but they had very different
makeup colors and couldn't have shared that.
- Photon
- Comment: Rita
could have found the make-up in the bathroom
and it could belong to Betty (women do
not always use the same make-up) or her
aunt. - RoadRunner
- When Rita and Betty are hiding the bag in
the case, they drop a hat on top. But when
Rita later in the movie opens the case to
get the bag, there is no hat on top. (Theatre)
- RoadRunner
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- During the El Sleazo Cafe sequence, when
Fozzie says, "Drinks are on the house,"
the crowd begins to run out the door. In this
shot, a young woman is doubling for Paul Williams,
who plays the piano player. - Judy
- During the dialog between the two teenagers
at the end of the movie one teen had put on
a rubber glove then the other teen asked for
the gloves. The glove was not removed by the
one teen and he was seen running the glove
hand (right) through his hair and no glove
was on the hand. - Robbie
- When Sandra Bullock goes into the school
gymnasium to interview the blond haired kid,
you can see the microphone clearly on the
top of the screen. (Theatre) - ScottyMack
- The Grumman Duck that Murphy flies has inaccurate
national insignias and markings. - Olav
Westerman
- In one scene where Murphy is searching for
the German submarine, his aircraft is equipped
with the homemade bombs that isn't loaded
aboard at that time, but just before the next
flight. - Olav Westerman
- The U-boat in the movie wasn't even close
to being a VIIC boat. (The standard German
U-boat) It is in fact a "Guppy"
a post war modified US Gato fleet boat. -
Super
Chief
- When Meryl Streep's guy friend comes in
with champagne, she is fixing her curler.
She doesn't have to, though, because in a
minute or two, while she is talking, the curlers
vanish. - offmybach
- After Julia Roberts is smoking a cigarette
and "falls" into the hotel room,
in one scene you see an ash in her hair as
she is lying down, in the next scene, the
ash is gone, and then in the next scene you
see the ash again. - Susan
Ward
- When Julia arrives at the pre-wedding party
she has a pair of sunglasses on her face as
well as another pair of sunglasses hanging
from her shirt. Through the next few scenes
she can be seen with both pairs. - Tim
- Correction:
In the scenes where Julia Roberts has
two pairs of sunglasses, it's deliberate.
It's emphasizing her nervousness that
she brought two pairs of sunglasses and
hasn't noticed. It ain't a goof mate,
it's supposed to be funny! - Sidewinder
- When Julz says that she and George are getting
married you never see the ring on her finger
again. - MovieWatcher
- (Continuity) In the restaurant near the
beginning of the movie, Tula is standing at
a table with a coffee server in her hand.
There are no cups on the table, but 2-3 cuts
later the cups magically appear and she pours
the coffee. - bullfighter
- The goof takes place during the final part
of the film. People are gathering onto a mining
car for a ride and beer drinking. While they're
drinking you'll notice when one of them tips
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