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- In the early part of
the movie, one of the villains shoots a dog.
After that, a girl is seen picking up the
dead dog. Watch closely as the girl is picking
it up and you'll see that the dead dog is
a fake because the body is so stiff, too stiff
for a dog that just died a few minutes ago.
- tochi
- In the scene where Barrett
and the preacher are blasting the mining camp,
Barrett throws a dynamite stick in one of
the tents, we then see the stick with its
fuse lighted as the miners scamper for safety.
But look closely as the stick supposedly explodes,
the explosion doesn't come from it but in
the center of the tent, and after the explosion,
when the smoke clears, the lighted "dynamite
stick" can still be seen. Funny! - tochi
- When the preacher shoots Marshall
Stockburn, look at the Marshall's back where
the bullets supposedly exit, the padding that
houses the blood bag is obvious because it
made the coat bulge. - tochi
- Diabetic girl drinking regular coke at dinner
first night in the new house. (Theatre) -
Mike
Kalish
- Correction:
I believe her mom makes a mention of it.
She makes an attempt to scold the daughter
about it, but then allows her to keep
drinking it. Plus diabetics can consume
sugary products, as long as their blood/sugar
level stays within a certain "safety"
zone. (Theatre) - Mike
Ockhertz
- Diabetic girl starts to get dizzy. Mom looks
everywhere for sugar to feed her. Not finding
sugar, she leaves the Panic Room to get her
insulin injection kit. (Theatre) - Mike
Kalish
- Door to Panic Room demonstrated by real
estate agent to be very safe, yet villain
manages to get hand slammed in door. (Theatre)
- Mike
Kalish
- Correction:
That's because he didn't have his hand
near the motion censor beam, like the
real estate agent did. Which is why he
got his hand caught. You're a genius.
- ryan
- Propane gas heavier than air, yet mom and
daughter go to floor to avoid breathing it.
(Theatre) - Mike
Kalish
- Comment: Oh,
I'm sure that mom and daughter are supposed
to know that. - bry22
- When the American twin asks the British
twin if she has ever heard of Leonardo DiCaprio
the British twin says no. How can this be?
Every one in Britain has at least heard of
him. Titanic was the highest grossing film
of its year in the UK. - steelflesh
- Comment: Steelefish,
how can you make such a broad statement
(everyone in Britain has heard of him),
what if the British twin hadn't seen Titanic,
or there are 1000's of other things. -
Tyler Gluefinger
- Correction:
Steelfish when the British girl says that
she doesnt know Leonardo DiCaprio it isn't
because shes British it's because her
life hasn't been as normal as any other
girl who obsesses over Leo, she doesn't
have time. - Nikki
- When Hallie play's a trick on Annie's cabin
(when they set up all the traps) there are
many balloons that fall but none hit her.
When the last balloon hits her (the really
BIG one) she looks up then looks down. CLOSELY
look at the top of Annie's head... There is
a pin in her hair so the balloon pops. Trust
me, if a balloon that big fell on your head,
you would probably want a pin to help it pop!
- Foose
- In some parts the American one has the British
accent, and the British one has the American
accent. (There isn't really an accent for
American's, probably to some people there
is). - Keith+Paul
Moviemistakers
- I'm not sure if this is a goof exactly.
Maybe it is just Hollywood. During the fencing
scene, the British twin turns around to get
into her gear. The shot shows her friend helping
her put on her special jacket. Then the camera
goes to the American twin. When the shot is
back at the British twin she is wearing new
pants and shoes as well. (VHS) - alicat
- When the girls are fencing and she is on
the hay and she throws the knife up in the
air you can clearly see it fall in the backround
on the ground, and then she catches it. (VHS)
- gapfanatic101
- After the hijacked plane lands, they shove
a body out the front door supposedly to fall
onto the runway, but you can see the blue
air bag he falls onto in the reflection of
the ground on the polished underside of the
airplane. - Scott
- When introduced to Marty at the beginning
of the film, she has a telephone call with
an ex-boyfriend and says that she is an only
child, (and does not have a sister), but she
does have a sister. Marie identifies her sister,
too. - Mr.
X
- In the scene when Ryan (Harrison Ford),
is arguing with Marty about coming back to
the CIA. Ryan really wants back in, but Marty
says no way. Greer (James Earl Jones) walks
in to the room and says to Marty that he was
just telling Ryan how much they don't need
him around, then the camera flashes to Ryan
who has an "I told you so" look
on his face....I think Greer was supposed
to say something about how much we do need
him around. The scene is confusing. - Brian
- Correction:
Actually, when Greer comes in the room,
he is being sarcastic. He meant to say
"how we don't need him here"...
he was being facetious. He is basically
calling Marty out on his comment as being
stupid and that they really do need Jack
back at the CIA. - tdog
- In the first ten minutes of the movie Patton
is reviewing the troops in Morocco and comments
to the Moroccan leader that they are "fine
troops" and then suddenly there is a
scene of a cheering crowd and a child sticks
his tongue out at the camera! (VHS) - Jack
- The German tanks were actually American
m4's not made until the late 40's. - big
jon
- Comment: The
Germans didn't have M4 (Sherman) American
tanks in the movie. They had M48 (Patton)
tanks. The Americans for the most time
had M41 (Walker Bulldoggs) and the British
had M24 (Chaffees). All of them on loan
from the Spanish army. - Olav
Westerman
- At the end of the movie Mel Gibson arrives
to pick up the girlfriend/hooker in the limo.
When she comes downstairs to the car she and
the dog get into an early 1970's Dodge Charger.
They then drive off in the Charger. - Jim Spencer
- Correction:
Actually, though he does drive up in the
limo, Rose drove his Charger to the hideout.
Therefore, it would be possible for them
to then drive off in it instead of the
busted up limo. - zazalu
- Not a goof but when Mel and partner ram
the Japanese mafia car they do it in a dodge
CHARGER and get away in a Plymouth ROAD RUNNER
i.e. charge in a charger and run in a road
runner. - dude
- There's a part in Payback when Mel Gibson
(Porter) is going to meet with Val Resnick
so he can give Porter the money he owes him.
Val has it set up for the Chinese mafia to
attack him before they actually meet up. In
the scene it starts off with the Chinese mafia
hitting Porter with their car. As it happens,
his body hits up on the windshield the glass
is smashed and caved in from the impact. When
the stop the car he falls off and they proceed
to get out of the car and throw him onto the
hood. At that point and the rest of the scene
you'll see the windshield is all of a sudden
perfectly intact again. When they drive away
at the end of the scene you can see there's
not even a scratch. A clear mistake. - osirus
- When Trevor brings the bum, Jerry, in his
house for cereal the jerry pours trevor a
huge bowl, when he puts milk in his bowl there
is less cereal. - AM
- In the movie, Trevor is 11-years-old and
in the 7th grade. Usually children that are
11 are in the 5th or 6th grade. (VHS) - Mandy
- Correction:
Actually, when you are 11, you are either
in the 6th grade, or you are in the 7th
grade, but you can only be in the 7th
if his b-day is after august. So maybe
his birthday is in november or something,
and it's, let's say, September of his
grade 7 year. He is yet to turn 12. -
bacherz
- During the scene in Austria, Julia (Nicole
Kidman) first has on white pumps, cut to a
close up of George Clooney, then back, and
she is wearing knee-high winter type boots.
- Ratman
- Near the end, as George Clooney and the
FBI close in on the hotel room of the suspect
with the bomb, Clooney is leading the team
with his gun in his right hand, supported
by his left hand. As they stop at the door,
Clooney uses his right hand in a clenched
fist to make the "halt" signal.
This may be severe nit-picking, but would
Clooney's character (a tactical expert, sharp
Green Beret) really do such a thing? Wouldn't
he use his non-gun hand to make the signal?
- Kieth
Moreland
- George Clooney is talking to Nichole Kidman
on a cell phone. She asks him a question,
he nods his head and she "heard"
his affirminative answer. - DebKG
- In the scene where Pee Wee is chaining his
beloved bike to the motorized clown, he starts
pulling a heavy duty chain from his bicycle
basket. The chain keeps coming and coming,
a visual joke that the basket is too small
to hold so much chain. But at the very
bottom of the screen you can see the chain
as it is being pulled through the bottom of
the basket, obviously through a hole. - Leigh
- Addition:
The chain goof is visible on the VHS version.
- Nate
- When Pee-Wee puts in the code to open the
door for his bike, there's a close-up of the
door coming up. If you look to the left, you
can see someone's leg move behind the wall,
so it would be out of the shot. - Eric
Peterson
- When Pee-Wee is driving at night in the
convict's car and he drives by the yellow
road signs, you can see that the signs are
moving on a track, as you can see at the base
of the signs. - Eric
Peterson
- Here is a GOOD one that escaped me for years:
When Peewee is dancing on the bar (The famous
scene danced to "tequila") watch
as Peewee accidentally SLAMS his head into
a rafter above.... Pee-Wee continues, but
you can see that it surprised (and HURT) him.
(DVD/VHS) - Mctwist
- (Revealing mistakes) Two reporters are interviewing
Francis at the drive-in. The male reporter
writes down the answer to a question that
he asked, but if you look at this you can
see that he is only pretending to write as
his pen never touches the paper. - Kimberly
- In the very begining of the movie Fool is
exploring the house and is chased by the Man
into the basement. When the Man finds him
there, Fool is on the steps/ramp. Fool is
wearing a purple and black striped shirt as
we see him fall down the ramp. Later in the
movie, a similar scene occurs. However, this
time, Fool is wearing a solid green shirt:
except for when he falls down the ramp: he
is back in that striped shirt. But, when he
stands up, he is back in the solid green shirt.
(It is also interesting to note that the Man
and the Woman were played by people who were
on 'Twin Peaks'. Ironically, they played a
psycho married couple there, too.) - Tankgirlmomma
- In the scene where they are in the airplane
graveyard you can distinctly see the shadows
of the camera crew following them. - minxeee
- In A Perfect Murder when David gets Stephen
on tape, why did he not go to the cops right
then? - Shane
- Correction:
David cannot go to the cops when he gets
him on tape anymore than he could when
he first approached him. Stephen has information
that would get him charged with another
crime which obviously Stephen would still
use--even if he were arrested. - Chris
- When Gwyneth Paltrow's character is being
attacked, her hair is in a pony tail, then
suddenly it isn't, then suddenly it is again.
- David
- In the scene where Douglas and Paltrow are
being interviewed at the police station, the
collar of her sweater goes up and down 3 or
4 times. Sometimes it's over her chin, then
it's rolled down again. - Chris
- When Paltrow is with her lover, and they
are kissing in his bed, she touches his nose
and a snot rolls down her cheek. I think he
saw it because he brushes it off. This is
by far the greatest film flub I have ever
seen... - cxl
- Towards the middle to end of the movie the
wrong guy says something about Irene, Irene
being the woman that Michael "Bugsy"
met in the bar. - Shawna
- Oops. Bobby Forgets That He Is Making A
Movie. Sorry Marky Mark but I had to do this.
Ok. Around the middle of the movie when the
storm is already raging and the crew of the
Andrea Gail are getting tossed around like
fish in a whirlpool, Bobby is talking to the
captain, Bill Tynes. Well, Bobby (played by
Marky Mark) he slips up and says "Hey
George! ..." Well, the man who plays
Bill Tynes is George Clooney. I had to do
a double take on this one. I said to myself,
"Who the hell is George? I thought his
name was Bill." It was not until I found
out that George Clooney played the character
Bill Tynes. How could the directors and editors
miss this? Most of all, why didn't George
cut the scene and say "Hey, Mark, I am
Bill, man". Man, I rolled when I found
this one. - The
Blaq Gypsy
- This happened in real life so I'm not spoiling
anything. But when the helicopter ditches
and the cockpit fills up with water the pilots
night vision goggles fall off and in the very
next shot there back on. - Andrew
- When Sully is talking about how the lasgana
weighs alot in the background you will notice
that there are 2 little debbie boxes in the
back. They look the same as they do now and
back then they were different. I remember
they were older looking and the two in the
movie are the ones used today. - jonathanbooth
- When Billy is removing the fish hook from
Murph's hand, Murph bites down on a wooden
spoon. We see him again, just after that,
with the spoon still in his mouth but facing
the other direction. Murph intentionally stalls
Billy so that he can get the spoon in his
mouth so it seems like a big deal...but then
messes it up. It's very obvious since the
two shots are so close together! (Theatre)
- Jules
- (Spoiler) Ok,
if the whole movie was supposedly based on
a true story... how did they know all of this
stuff? If everyone dies at the end, there
was no one to go home and tell the story.
- recycledsanity
- Comment: Hey
'recycledsanity'! The reason why the movie
claims to have been 'based' on a true
story is because no one was left to tell
it. Otherwise, they would have claimed
it was 'A' True Story. - bitoy
- When Pest and Gustaf are having a toast
right before the hunt, Pest's glass is less
than half full, then in the next shot it is
almost completely full. - KilljoyTheKlown
- In the scene where the main character, "Davey"
and the girl helping him are in the hotel
room they rented, he's playing around with
a talking alarm clock. He hits the time button
3 times, and while still hearing the 3rd,
the scene cuts to the girl in the other bed
and you can see the same alarm clock still
on the nightstand. The scene cuts back to
"Davey", and he sets the clock back
down. The scene again cuts to the girl, and
you can see the clock still there, but you
also hear the sound of him setting it down.
Maybe there are 2 clocks? - pitboy
- I think this is one: There's two parts where
people get wet, in both of them some peoples
whose close aren't wet. - Keith+Paul
Moviemistakers
- When the little girl, Ilona, goes to make
a complaint to the governor, the portrait
of President Paasikivi can be seen hanging
on the wall. He was not yet the president
of Finland. The car in the film is also too
young, because the film describes the years
1944 - 1945. - jukka
lankinen
- Info:
Paasikivi became the president of Finland
in 1946.
- In the beginning a car drops off Inspector
Cluseau at the asylum, the steering wheel
is on the left side and the car was in the
right lane. And of course it takes place in
Europe. - Road Dogg
- Comment: What's
wrong with that? The movie is set in France
(despite the British actors), and the
French drive on the right side of the
road and have the steering-wheel to the
left. It's only the British who do otherwise...
- Olav
Westerman
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- In the scene where Zoe and Pinocchio are
in the doctor's office arguing about (blank)
Pinocchio talks but later when the doctor
shows the mother the tape of them you can't
even hear Pinocchio you can only hear Zoe.
That's kind of odd. (VHS) - Smiley
- While Pete and his dad are playing horse
the director is in the garage. You can clearly
see the shadow of his head bobbing up and
down. - jake44zack57
- When Frye is in the cave, trying to get
out, you can see the cave walls shake slightly,
showing they are is not as solid as a cave
should be. - zazaluo
- When the ship crashes and they find the
co-pilot or whoever he was, he has a big metal
piece sticking out of his chest and he tells
them not to touch it, but when it shows Frye
sitting with him while he dies, it is gone.
- Shawna
- Did anyone other than me notice that Riddick's
sensitivity to light only happens when it
is convenient? - Shawna
- The Planet in this movie is surrounded by
3 (in words: THREE) suns, two of them are
even circling each other. The gravitational
forces had to be so chaotic that the planet
would break apart, or at least no human could
survive on it. - DarkPaladin
- Towards the end when Del Griffith (John
Candy) and Neal Page (Steve Martin) are in
the car and and Del is steering with his knees
(cause his hands are stuck in the seat!),
the hubcaps can be seen and heard falling
off. A few shots later the hubcaps are back
on again. Whoopsie daisy! - Webmaster
- In the legendary last scene of Planet Of
The Apes (which I don't want to spoil) the
statue is in New York but the sun is setting.
So what they're showing is that the sun sets
on The Atlantic Ocean! - Road
Dogg
- Towards the end of the movie when Charlton
Heston was at the beach fighting off the other
Apes with a rifle that he acquired from one
of the other scientists, their was no clip
in the rifle. In fact, you could see the opening
clear as day where the clip goes, but no clip
hence no bullets yet he was shooting out something.(VHS)
- John
Wilson
- In several shots on the basketball court
at school, the three point line is still clearly
visible, even though there wasn't a three
point shot in the 1950's. They tried to remove
it for the movie, but they would have had
to refinish the entire floor for the line
to be totally removed. - Andrew D.
- When the Pleasentville Lions lose their
first game, the men in the barber shop are
talking about how they had never lost to anyone
before. Well, in the movie it is clearly stated
that there is nothing outside Pleasantville,
so who could the basketball team have played?
- Leigh
- Correction:
I don't live in a very big town but even
we have more than one high school! It
IS possible for the basketball team to
play another local school! - Saige
- Comment:
I have no proof, but there is only
2 streets and I didn't see any other
schools. And since there is only 2
streets then what need is there for
other schools? - tallteen2
- Comment: If
they beat schools from other towns, then
there is a flaw in that there isn't supposed
to be anything outside of Pleasantville.
If they play other Pleasantville teams,
there would still be a flaw, as one Pleasantville
team would have to lose. - shanker
- In various scenes, Jack Nicholson has, for
example, a cigarette in his mouth and then
in his hand. Though these scenes could mean
something to the film, until it is corrected,
these are obvious mistakes. - HorrorMovies
- In the beginning of the movie a character
of the movie steps out of his car just as
some police show up. As he retreats from the
car, he gets out from the left hand side of
the car to talk to a woman in a yellow car.
As he finishes up the conversation, he goes
back to his black car. But everything is in
reverse! He gets into the right hand side
of the car and magically the steering wheel,
and everything is right there. - scottie
o
- In the scene where Jerry is cleaning the
cut on Lori's lip, he puts a cotton swab to
her bleeding lip cleaning off some of the
blood, but when he pulls the swab away and
the camera pulls back, the swab is clean and
unbloodied. (VHS) - Roxie
- Near the end of the movie Jack Nicholson
is seen driving an S.U.V. through some bumpy
farmland. At the beginning of the scene, as
the S.U.V. leaves the road and enters the
farmland, the S.U.V. clearly has a hugh brush
guard bumper installed on the front of it.
A few seconds later he crashs through a fence
and when they do a close up of the vehicle
the brush guard disappears. A few seconds
later they pull the camera back and the brush
guard mysteriously appears again in the next
shot. (DVD) - T.E.
Dennis
- Character names escape me. Nevertheless,
at some point in the movie, Jack Nicholson
is driving his 4x4 vehicle, heading for the
church. He has to leave the road, and drive
through barbed fences. On the front of the
vehicle, there are protective bumper bars.
You can see those in most of the shots, except
one, where they are absent. In the next shot,
just before Jack arrives, the bars are back.
- Yann Ropers
- In this otherwise forgettable Meryl Streep
movie about the emptiness of post WWII life
in Britain, during the Queen's inauguration
in 1952, the Canadian flag (the one with the
red bars and maple leaf) is shown, which is
a neat trick given that Canada didn't adopt
that flag until the mid-1960s. - Arthur
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