Shazam! Fury of the Gods

Continuity mistake: When Billy and Freddie stop discussing outside school, watch the woman behind: One shot she is throwing food in the trashcan, yet a shot later she is cleaning a tray.

Sacha

Continuity mistake: Billy tells Freddie, "We only have one rule!" while extending his arms. A shot later, they're down by his sides. (00:30:01)

Sacha

Continuity mistake: Outside school, when Jeffrey drinks from the can, he is either sipping or not depending on the shot; plus, his hand isn't always at the same height. (00:29:50)

Sacha

Continuity mistake: When Hespera chokes Freddy, he grabs her wrist. For a brief second, his hand is away, only to reappear in further shots.

Sacha

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Continuity mistake: When a guard aims to hit Hespera and Kalypso with his baton, they freeze him. However, an instant cut later from the opposite angle, his position is totally different.

Sacha

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Continuity mistake: When Hespera and Kalypso push the glass vitrine away, it falls and shatters into a zillion pieces. Half a second later, there's not a single bit of glass around. There's a better angle of the immaculate floor when a guard jumps on top of a woman.

Sacha

Continuity mistake: When Billy and Freddie discuss about the one rule, Billy's head is either facing ahead or sideways between shots. No continuity at all.

Sacha

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Continuity mistake: The first post-credits scene is a total editing mess: Shazam blows up the second bottle. Then shoots a second time and the bottle magically reappears and he blows it up again. Shot changes and the first broken bottle has swapped sides with the beer bottle.

Sacha

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Continuity mistake: When the group fly towards the accident on the bridge, from the aerial angle there are barely no people next to the smashed red car; a second later, there's 10 people around. Furthermore, the cars behind in a V-shape position are different: silver and red swap to dark grey and brownish. And, last but not least, the blue car's right door is open in the aerial shot, but closed an instant cut later.

Sacha

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Continuity mistake: During the bridge scene, the woman holding the basket with kittens has a seatbelt running across her chest. In the close-up it's gone.

Sacha

Continuity mistake: After Freddy gets bullied by the high school jocks and returns to talk to Anthea, he leaves his locker door open to walk her to class. When the camera pans around, his locker door is closed. (00:24:47)

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Suggested correction: Freddy's own locker is 4th from the right - he shuts it at the start of the scene. Just as Anthea says, "You knew those guys were gonna hit you," note the ginger-haired girl in an orange sweater is at her open locker, 2nd from the right, and Freddy walks over. As Freddy says, "That's how I amuse myself," we see the ginger girl standing patiently behind Freddy while he uses *her* open locker (she has a blue floral lei hanging inside) to unbend his crutch. When Freddy says, "Walk you to class? No. Why would I wanna do that? YES!" we see the ginger girl ready to get her locker back. She closes her locker while offscreen in the next shot. Then in the next shot, as the camera faces Freddy and Anthea, in the background we see ginger girl standing at her now closed locker. Rewatch this scene, please. There is no continuity issue.

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Hespera: Children stole the power of ALL the gods! This is very personal, Billy.

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Trivia: Michael Gray, who played the role of Billy Batson in the Shazam TV series in the 70s, has a cameo as the guy who speaks with Shazam on the street. He also wears the red shirt of the character.

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Question: We learn in the film that Shazam and Wonder Woman are friends, and (Spoiler alert) she brings him back from the dead at the end. So, why didn't she help him during the final battle or give any other much-needed assistance during the film?

Gavin Jackson

Answer: The dinner scene, where Wonder Woman has the head of the Wizard, never happened. There's no indication they knew each other, let alone were friends. In the realm where superheroes actually do exist, there'd really be no reason why she, Superman, who is supposed to know them too, or any other hero wouldn't be there to help. So the only answer would be an unsatisfactory one that sounds pedantic: she didn't help because it's a Shazam movie and not a WW or JL movie. One could say that she and the other heroes were busy with fighting crime/battles in their own city or they didn't know they needed help. She only appears at the end, it seems, to restore the god realm. It's also been said they didn't think Gal Gadot would be available to shoot her cameo scene, so Wonder Woman may not have been in the film because of a scheduling conflict. But to me, if she was meant to be in the film, they would have secured her availability long before shooting.

Bishop73

Answer: Where did you get the idea that they are friends? The movie makes it pretty clear they have never met before.

Cause they are having dinner together near the beginning. And you still didn't answer why she didn't help.

Gavin Jackson

Answer: The other superheroes don't sit around waiting for someone to call. Batman has a city full of rogues' gallery: Joker, Penguin, Riddler, Mr. Freeze, Killer Croc, Catwoman. Wonder Woman also has the same. They're busy people! But they'll come if asked or if they find out another hero needs help.

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