Hercules in New York

Hercules in New York (1969)

40 mistakes - chronological order

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Audio problem: While in the park, when the Tarzan-looking man cries, "Where is my chariot?" his mouth is not in sync with the audio. (01:17:26)

Sacha

Revealing mistake: When Atlas climbs on the freight elevator and punches the baddie's hat, his punch is lame and fake, to say the least. (01:22:46)

Sacha

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Continuity mistake: The hot dog vendor opens the sausage compartment. The shot changes, and it's closed, and he opens it again.

Sacha

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Continuity mistake: When the bad guys chase the chariot, there are 5 of them in the car, 3 in front and 2 in the back. Suddenly, the bald man behind the driver is on the opposite side, and the guy he replaces has vanished, leaving 4 in the car. When the car arrives at Central Park, all of the 5 baddies are back in the car, but the actors are different: the chubby copilot with a hat is now a thin man wearing sunglasses, for example.

Sacha

Continuity mistake: Tarzan is talking to the hot dog vendor and watches in awe how his chariot is stolen. A shot later, from a different angle, he is looking at the vendor, totally unaware, repeating the previous movements; yet he doesn't react (as he did the first time) until several shots later.

Sacha

Revealing mistake: During the fight involving Atlas and Samson, in the aerial angle of them punching the bad guys, their punches miss by far, and some guys fall down even without being touched.

Sacha

Audio problem: When the baddies' car skids on the park's grass, it makes screeching noises, which it should only make on the road.

Sacha

Helen Camden: Well, I... It's kind of you to be so complimentary but I must say it's the first time anyone has been quite so, so extravagant with his comparisons where I'm concerned.

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