Best comedy movie character mistakes of 2011

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Arthur Christmas picture

Character mistake: When they deliver Xmas presents to Denmark it's already too late - Denmark has the presents on the 24th, early in the evening.

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Our Idiot Brother picture

Character mistake: In the scene where Ned talks to Janet after getting out of prison, she says "Jared this is what happens..." His name is Ned, not Jared. (00:08:00)

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Tower Heist picture

Character mistake: Alan Alda says that his personal security code is the street address that he lived on at Steinway Boulevard when he was a kid growing up in Astoria, NY. The name of the street in Astoria is Steinway Street. (00:19:50)

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Larry Crowne picture

Character mistake: One of the latin chefs says in Spanish "Tengo un novia", when the correct way of saying it is "Tengo UNA novia". The way he said it sounds completely absurd.

Sacha

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Take Me Home Tonight picture

Character mistake: Throughout the movie, the way characters pronounce Tori's last name changes. It switches back and forth from "Fredricking" and "Frederking".

Brad

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A Cinderella Story: Once Upon a Song picture

Character mistake: Gail reads right through Katie's poor excuse about crotcheting, and says she won't go to the ball "after what you pulled today with Guy." She did not do it (well she didn't do anything, but 'supposedly did') today, but yesterday. (00:31:00)

Sammo

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