Anal Retentive Movie Fans
 

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I'm hooked. I never watch a movie the second time the same way again. I've even found mistakes not posted yet.

I'm one of those people!

I don't know if it's on there, but in the movie "Twister" when they are driving away from the tornado, a rim or somehting hits the windshield of the truck and cracks it, a few moments later they go back to the same truck and the windshield is speck free!

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In Galidator (sp?) they show the inside of the tents w/the busts of the men plain and unpainted much liek they are today. Too bad that when they were actually molded, after they were dry they were very eloborately painted. That's why there is no carving in such a way to denote eyes, it's smooth. The eyes were painted on! Duh. Noticed that back a couple of months ago..lol

Sometimes, continuity errors in films are deliberate, to preserve the flow of a scene. It may escape detection at first glance, but repeated viewings will eventually bring the error to the surface.

Some of the James Bond films (especially the early ones) are rife with continuity errors. One example: in Diamonds Are Forever, the scene where James Bond and Tiffany Case do the balancing act with the '71 Mach 1 Mustang in the streets of downtown Las Vegas (actually a Hollywood backlot) could not be used as originally shot; the film shows the crowds waiting for the action scene across the street. The scene was reshot with the crowds gone, but the stunt drivers balanced the car on the OPPOSITE side coming out of the alleyway. To salvage the scene, an insert shot of James Bond and Tiffany Case (Sean Connery and Jill St. John) going through the flip was added.

Can't believe this is not on there! In Raiders of the Lost Ark, at the first there is a scan across a big old map of the word. When you reach the middle east, it says IRAN. Well, wasn't it still PERSIA at that time?? I fussed through the whole first part of that movie about that. Good thing we were watching it on cable and not in the theater.