Corrected entry: The way the mirror in Jenna's room was positioned, it could not be reflecting the string of lights along the window or an image of the jacket on the coat rack as shown. Instead of the back of the jacket, the mirror should be reflecting its side/arm, the scarf, and maybe part of John's shirt. (00:30:32)
The Wolf of Snow Hollow (2020)
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Directed by: Jim Cummings
Starring: Jim Cummings, Robert Forster, Riki Lindhome, Chloe East
Other mistake: When PJ opens the door for the officers, the painting on the wall behind him is not straight as would be expected - it is how it would appear if looking down a hallway (the top and bottom of the frame are not parallel). (00:33:56)
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Suggested correction: There's absolutely nothing wrong with the painting. It isn't parallel because the wall behind him is at an angle from the position of the camera. If the wall was parallel with the camera, then this "mistake" might be right... but it isn't. The wall is at about a 45 degree angle facing away from the position of the camera. (Although to be fair, even if the painting was crooked, I don't see how that would be a "mistake.").
Sheriff Hadley: You're gonna have a hard time getting my generation off the stage. Willie Nelson's still doing concerts.
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Trivia: Robert Forster's last acting role.
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Correction: I cannot wrap my brain around this mistake. First of all, the mirror is absolutely in a spot where it can reflect what's reflecting. It's in a corner, sure, but it's facing the jacket moreso than the opposite direction. I loaded up the scene and I see nothing wrong. Second, the mirror is reflecting what it's reflecting. How is possible for the mirror to be reflecting something that it couldn't reflect? It's literally just a mirror on the set! This mistake makes no sense whatsoever.
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