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- At the picnic, the perspective of the view
changes. The reason could be that this scene
was shot in a studio. - Darev
- When Tom and Huck are in the graveyard (before
the murder) you can hear someone say "be
careful" (no ones lips move) and then
both Tom and Huck look up. (VHS/Theatre/TV)
- Paige
- When Kurt Russell goes outside after his
[censored] dies on the pool table and
it is raining real hard on him, look about
10-15 feet behind him on the ground, it is
dry and dusty. If you look closely it is only
raining on Kurt Russell and not behind him
you can clearly see the line in the dirt where
the rain meets the dry ground. - Rick
- Well, that has happened
to me in real life. I got soaked in the
rain and a few meters ahead it wasn't
raining.
- Just before the big showdown at the OK Corral,
and just after Billy Barnes runs out of the
gate, you can hear the director yell "Cut!".
On dvd it's at 1:14:15 into the movie. (Vista
Series DVD) - watcher
- In the scene where Kurt Russell's Brother
is dying on the pool table, Kurt Russell's
hands are covered in blood. You'll notice
that he is rubbing his brother's forehead
with his thumb but none of the blood comes
off and gets on his brothers forehead. - tombstone
- (Revealing mistakes) During the showdown
at the O.K. Corral, Doc Holliday fires three
shots from a double barreled shotgun without
reloading. - tombstone
- Correction:
Doc Holiday does NOT fire his double-barrel
shotgun three times during the fight at
the OK Coral. If you pay attention, it
is obvious that he fires it only twice:
once to scare the horse, a second time
to blow the crap outta the guy standing
behind it. Yes, the director took the
liberty of showing his second shot twice,
but it is obvious - namely by the way
the guy falls - that it is the same shot
shown twice for effect. Trust me, after
the first time the second shell blow apart
this guy's chest, a secondary shot to
his body would've been completely unnecessary.
- shoemkr
- (Continue) When Dustin Hoffman's character
comes over to Jessica Lange's character's
apartment for the first time, he brings her
a bunch of flowers. In this shot from the
living room, she tosses the flowers on the
table. The next edited shot is from the kitchen,
where she tosses down the flowers again. (Where's
the continuity editor?). - Princess
- (Spoiler) When
Nick is explaining to the Germans that his
manager is on his way to the American Consulate
to rescue him, he is told that this will not
happen [I won't spoil the movie but it does
involve an electrical gadget] that Nick gave
to his manager as a present. The problem with
this is: Nick is a famous rock star, Martin
is his manager, therefore Nick's safety should
be a high priority with Martin. If he really
was on his way to the American Consulate to
get his client out of trouble [remember, the
Germans are threatening to execute Nick] shouldn't
he have just gone there instead of getting
sidetracked by electrical gadgets. I guess
he wasn't all that concerned about his famous
client's safety.... that's not good! - Tracy
- At the pizza restaurant, two girls approach
Nick Rivers to ask him if he is Nick Rivers.
One of the girls has long blonde hair and
she is wearing a pink sweater. Nick lies about
his identity and the sad girls leave. But,
a couple of seconds later, when Nick is forced
to prove his identity, the blonde haired girl
is saying something to her friend, and you
can see that she is no longer wearing her
pink sweater. You never see it again for the
rest of the scene! (VHS) - Tracy
- When we first see Nick Rivers, he is on
a train talking to Martin [Nick's jittery
manager]. Martin is worried about how Nick
is going to handle things in Germany. Nick
tries to put Martin at ease by explaining
that he has been practising his German and
demonstrates by saying 'is your daughter 18?'
in German. Nick then tells the German guy
[in German] that he is going to put his name
on a mailing list. But, on Nick's first night
in Germany, he goes to the hotel cafe for
dinner. The waiter approaches him and Nick
says 'I'm sorry, I don't know any German'!
Did he forget that he had been speaking German
on the train? - Melanie
- When the Japanese bomb- and torpedo-planes
go to attack at Pearl Harbor, with the exception
of one man in a close-up shot, no rear-gunners
have opened their cockpit-hoods and made their
machine-guns ready to defend themselves. Unthinkable!
- Olav Westerman
- The Japanese fighters don't drop their external
fuel-tanks before they engage in battle. That's
unthinkable too! - Olav
Westerman
- There is too little smoke in the battle-scenes,
especially during the attack on the PBY flying-boats
at Ford Island. Compared to photos of the
real attack. - Olav Westerman
- The Japanese aircraft-carriers in the movie
have their "island-structures" (the
bridge and smokestack areas) on the starboard
side. In reality the Japanese ships had them
on the port side. Since none of the aircraft
in the movie had any letters or numerals painted
on them, it had been very easy just to "flip"
the film during editing and thereby make it
look right. - Olav Westerman
- Correction:
Actually, of the six Japanese carriers
that attacked Pearl, only one (Akagi,
or Kaga if I remember)had the island to
the left. The others had the island on
the right. If an aicraft misses a landing
and has to go around, the added throttle
will make the aircraft tend to veer left
if the pilot doesn't correct in time.
If the island's on the left, dead pilot,
damaged ship. If its on the right, pilot
and plane maybe in the water, maybe flying.
Ship undamaged. - The
Sneak
- During the real attack, the Japanese planes
had large identification-codes on their fins,
but in the movie they don’t. - Olav
Westerman
- In the movie all the Japanese planes in
the first wave fly together and arrive at
Pearl Harbor at the same time. In real life
the slow divebombers started earlier than
the fighters and torpedo-planes and circled
around Pearl for several minutes while they
waited for the rest of the strike-force to
arrive. (They were observed by Americans,
but they thought it was their own planes).
- Olav Westerman
- During the scene where Paul Newman takes
Julie Andrews on a hill to tell her that he
didn't really defect, you can see the mikes,
the lights and the top of the painting behind
them. - Gerard Morvan
- In the scene where the "ladies"
are shopping for clothes in the Snydersville
General Store, Vita gives the stuttering kid
who runs the place a paperback book entitled
'D.V.'. A little later, he's reading out loud
from the book, but it's magically become a
hardcover. - Phroso
- When Vita, Noxie, and Chi Chi are stopped
by Sheriff Dullard ("It's a misprint!"),
he asks Vita to get out of the car. As they
go to the police car, the Sheriff makes advances
towards Vita and his arm, depending on who
the camera is on at the time, is sometimes
around her neck and sometimes not. - Phroso
- Noxy and Vita win drag queen of the year
and they make their way to Hollywood to compete
again in a drag queen contest there. They
decide to take Chi Chi with them and she wins
the contest in Hollywood but how could she
even compete if she was not a winner back
in New York.
- When "someone" gets shot by one
of the guards on the stairs, as he falls down,
the wire and box (used to create the 'bullet
hole' effect on his chest) falls out of the
bottom of his jeans. - Kay
D
- In Toy Story 1, Woody got a burn spot right
between his eyes from Sid. In Toy Story 2,
it's not there. I was actually looking forward
to seeing it repaired. Ohwell. - angel
- I noticed in the second one that the backpack
in Andy's room in the beginning, when Woody
is looking for his hat, it's the same backpack
that was Sid's in the first movie (not necessarily
a goof). - angel
- When Woody is trying to get his arm back
from Al (asleep), The TV is still on. The
Blue-tinted light from it never disappears.
I think it's too old to have a sleep timer.
Then, when #@$%^ pushes play to start the
Woody's roundup, they all referred to it as
the TV turned on! - Bob
- At the part where all the toys walk into
Al's toy Barn, There are a bunch of Buzz Lightyear
Magazines by the door. When they leave, the
Magazines are gone and Board Games are there.
Maybe the workers moved them or Maybe not...
- Bob
- (Revealing mistakes) After Woody has been
stolen the rest of the toys are scanning the
TV channels to get the map to find Al's Toy
Barn. Sketch draws a copy of the screen which
Buzz looks at. Next we get a shot of the other
toys in front of the TV which *still* shows
the map so there would have been no reason
for sketch to copy it.. Someone at Pixar forgot
to put the next commercial on :-) - Søren
Pingel Dalsgaard
- (Continuity) When Woody is kidnapped by
Al, Buzz jumps out the window, with no helmet,
exactly in the scene where he lands, he already
have his helmet on, and the net scene when
he runs, the helmet is gone again, come on!!!
You are Pixar. - Javier
Fernandez
- (Continuity) When Michael Douglas is looking
for his daughter, in the first scene he goes
by in one car, I think a mercedes, but in
the next scene he goes by in a different car.
It's even a different color!! - tahur
- When Jake busts into the room
with Alonzo. Jake tells him to give him the
gun at his ankle well Alonzo gives him the
gun in his back pocket but not the one at
his ankle. (DVD) - josh
- In the very last scene,
where Ethan Hawke's character is getting out
of his car you can see a car on the street
just as he pulls up. When he gets out of his
car, through the back of the car you can see
people getting out of the parked car. This
is part of the alternative ending that has
Ethan talking to the 3 rich bad-cops. It still
shows them getting out of their car even though
Ethan's character does not talk to them. (DVD)
- Robin
- There is a scene where Alonzo is crashing
into cars. His car is dented front and back.
Later his car doesn't appear to be wrecked
especially in the back. (DVD) - TBears
- As Alonzo backs up his car and crashes into
a silver van, his lights blow out. Next scene
his lights are on again. (DVD) - TBears
- This story takes place over a single day.
Although it briefly rains, and the streets
are wet downtown. We never see it rain again.
This causes some problems: (1) When Jake and
Alonzo "bust" the college kids,
the area where they parked and the dealer's
place was bone-dry. (2) When Jake goes home
at the end of the day, the streets are still
wet. - Kieth
Moreland
- Comment: I
figured that LA is a big city and they
seemed to cover different areas. When
it rains in part of the city, it doesn't
necessarily mean it's raining throughout
the entire city. - Christine
- I'm pretty sure that Alonzo is seen to lock
and load the same gun twice. Once after leaving
the restaurant, and then again before he and
Jake stop the VW. Although I know Alonzo wears
two guns in shoulder holsters, we never see
any transition indicating that he's loading
the "other" gun. That, too, brings
up an interesting question, he carries two
guns, yet neither one is ready to shoot? (DVD)
- Kieth
Moreland
- (Plot holes) Alonzo and his crew serve the
search warrant, use the chain saw to cut through
the floor, then use pick axes and shovels
to dig up the money. After this cutting/digging,
Alonzo shoots ----, then shoots a crew member
in his bulletproof vest and goes on to concoct
some story about how ---- shot the cop, so
Jake had to return fire. Jake is "framed"
by Alonzo as the shooter. This scenario is
wrong for two reasons: (1) How would they
explain cutting up the floor and digging out
the money after the officer was shot and ----
was killed. As the officer was bleeding, awaiting
an ambulance, they did their digging? (2)
There is such a thing as gunshot residue tests
(GSR). Although Jake would have GSR on his
person from being in a room where a gun was
shot, he wouldn't have the concentration on
him that Alonzo would have from firing the
weapons he has all day long! (DVD) - Kieth
Moreland
- Explanation: They
could've said easily Roger was the one
doing the digging. That's perfectly plausible.
- OKSAN
- Explanation:
I wondered to about the digging in the
kitchen, but remember when Alonzo is on
the phone with a member of his squad.
He tells him to sign the equiptment out
for 'maintainance'. - Christine
- (Continuity) After the daughter is kidnapped
she is shown sleeping on a couch in front
the fat eye glass wearing kidnapper. As he
talks on the phone you see the little girl
sitting up as if awake, then when he looks
at her she is still asleep. (VHS) - bkerr32
- (Continuity) Also, Charlize Theron is hit
with a cell phone by Kevin Bacon, hitting
her left cheek. Wehn he cleans her wounds
back at the house, her right cheek is injured.
(VHS) - bkerr32
- Hey, since I am a fan of guns, I just HAPPENED
to notice that when the young guy with the
older guy are driving around in the truck
trying to attract the Tremors, the young guy
is trying to shoot the tremor with an M-16.
The first time it shows, the guy is shooting
the gun easily without aiming, but afterwards,
he is aiming and the gun has a recoil (it
kicks) were they out of blanks or what???
- Joey
- I noticed this only after the 2nd time I
was watching it. The part where Tru's mom
comes in to Tru's room to tell her why she
pretended to be DeDe is where the slip-up
occurs. After Tru slams the door in her mom's
face for a split second you see her door.
There's a poster of what DeDe looked like
on her computer hanging on her door. How could
she have a poster of her when it was her mom
all along??? - Jason
- When ---- is shot point-blank in the forehead,
you can see his skull cave in for a split
second, and then there is only a little hole
and some blood replacing the gaping wound.
- David
- When the mobster's head is set on fire,
you can see that he is wearing a protective
mask. - David
- After Elliot gets off of the roller-coaster,
he has puke all over the side of his yellow
sweatshirt, but in the next shot the puke
is magically gone. - David
- When ---- gets shot in his nuggets, there
is a bit of blood squirting out, but in the
next shot there is blood all over his belly.
There is no way so much blood would come out
in so little time. - David
- Truman tries the escape in his car. As he
rounds the fountain, his wife is clearly shown
strapped in her seatbelt. The next scene shows
her attempting to buckle-up. - pat
- When the director is taking phone calls
from fans, one guy asks how many cameras are
on the island and the director says about
5,000. But there would be more than 5,000
cameras because you never know where he will
go because there is more than 5,000 places
on the island. - Nicko
- At then end, when Truman is supposedly looking
straight into the sun, the light source is
clearly to the side of him, since half of
his face is in shadow. - Daz
Mooze
- When Truman's friend is stocking the vending
machine, the candy bars switch around or disappear
every time the scene changes. - john
- Throughout the film, the length of the hero's
severed arm changes significantly. - David
- Also, at the end of the film, the tattooed
man's tattoos smear, change and disappear
at random. - David
- (Factual errors) When Bruce Willis goes
outside in the beginning of the movie. When
he is walking in the snow, he is attacked
by a Bear. But if it is Snowing wouldn't the
Bear be hibernating. - Monkeyguy39
- It is possible that the
bear has waken up. It happens.
- In the dubbed version of the film there
are numerous amounts of scenes where Jackie
and his twin are shown on screen next to one
another. Whenever their clothes seem to touch
it appears as if they just walk through one
another. It happens most noticeably during
the whole hotel scene and when they first
meet in the bathroom. - Matt
S
- When in the hotel and there is a knock at
the door one of Jackie's characters goes to
answer it,when he turns around to tell the
other Jackie to hide it is clearly a cameo
appearance from a completely different person.
However he is well tanned and looks Spanish/Mexican.
- Matt
S
- In the bathroom scene Arnold and DeVito
are talking and there is a beer bottle on
the paper towel roller, then the camera goes
away and then back again and the beer bottle
is gone. - Ryan Wonser
- At one point, a mustang is driving through
a parking lot on two wheels. When the car
slams back down onto 4 wheels you can see
the driver's side airbag blow! It's a long
shot, but it definitely happens. - scott
- When Danny and Arnold are walking along
the street wearing those suits that look the
same, notice a lady wearing a red and white
striped T-shirt walking behind them from the
left hand side to the right. A couple of seconds
later she walks past again from the right
to the left, then a couple of seconds later
she walks past again, and again and again!
- Nicko
- The car is driving on two wheels and it
comes down and the window shaders and on the
next shot it's perfect. - Boss187
- In the movie ( Vivica Foxx's ) character
is at a party and decides to hurt her man
( Morris Chestnut ) by leaving the party with
someone else .. To do this she goes outside
and flattens her left rear tire on her jag
to get some man to help change it..One does..
later in the movie when she gets home the
man follows her in his BMW .. In the drive
way is her jag with a (FULL) size tire on
the left rear...."do jags have full size
spares or do-nuts" ? - cocohuevos
- The Hudson convertible used in this film
is a 1952 or 1953, but the dash inside has
the instruments in the middle and the large
chrome panels unique to the 1951 model! In
1952 the instruments were moved directly in
front of the driver. - bizzybody
- (Audio/visual unsynchronised)
When Beatrice Carroll runs across the room
she calls out "Mother!" but doesn't
open her mouth. - Soma
- (Crew/equipment visible) Come on I could
see the equipment through out the entire movie!
Especially toward the end. - John
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