Batman and Robin

Continuity mistake: In the last fight against Bane, Bane has got Robin and Batgirl by their throats against an icy wall. In a close-up of Batgirl, Batgirl's right hand is near Bane's spiked wrist guard. However, in the very next shot, her right hand is more near Bane's elbow.

Continuity mistake: Once they've obtained the cure for Alfred and are back at Wayne Manor, Dick's back in his regular Robin costume instead of the newer one he wore at the observatory.

Rob245

Continuity mistake: At the lab, Freeze starts to laugh hysterically and raises both arms up to his face. A shot later, they're lowered at hip level.

Sacha

Continuity mistake: After the cop has his keys stolen by Ivy, check the fingers on his hand leaning on the wall: they change position depending on the shot.

Sacha

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Continuity mistake: When Freeze freezes Frosty while he holds a newspaper, Frosty's position and the way the newspaper folds change between shots. The position and number of icicles around him also change drastically.

Sacha

Revealing mistake: When Batman places the heaters around the telescope to thaw the ice, the frozen floor moves like plastic when he places the second heater. (01:45:00)

THGhost

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Alfred: There is no defeat in death, Master Bruce. Victory comes in defending what we know is right while we still live.

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Question: How was Pamela Isley aka Poison Ivy able to fight Batgirl with martial arts-like skills towards the end of the movie? Pamela was a doctor and I highly doubt given her obsession with her research she had the time to take martial arts lessons in her spare time, if she had any during her stay in South America. Even after she transformed into Poison Ivy, her transformation could not have given her martial arts skills since her powers are based on plant abilities.

joshtrivia

Answer: There's no way of knowing whether or not she "had the time" to study martial arts. Regardless of her studies, she could have made time to pursue this as an extra-curricular activity. Universities can have classes, clubs, competitions, and student groups for martial arts on campus that anyone can participate in. She may also have been studying it since childhood. She was also a botanist, so even with a rigorous academic schedule, she would likely have more free time than a medical student.

raywest

Answer: That and they had to have the women fight in here. I mean they couldn't have the guys hit her now could they? So it was necessary for her to fight competently at least.

Rob245

Exactly, and that's a point I make again and again that things happen in movies because it's required to make the plot to work, not because it reflects real life.

raywest

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