Mean Machine

Mean Machine (2001)

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Corrected entry: As the prisoners are training for the game against the guards, they show Monk sitting at the goal post. Right after this scene, the characters discuss how they still need a goalkeeper, and they reluctantly suggest Monk to fill the position.

Correction: You have these scenes around the wrong way. They suggest the monk and then he is next to the goal post after they go and talk to him.

Corrected entry: During the football trials, after Mouse has booted the ball out of play, Massive goes to get it. When he is talking to Mr. Ratchett, his top buttons are all done up, as Ratchett grabs his shirt though, they are undone.

Correction: Actually you are wrong. When Mr Ratchett grabs Massive he pull the buttons off his shirt. You can even hear them fall onto the concrete.

Audio problem: When Bill (the guy that sucks in the game but at the end makes the third goal) is showing with the Monk how to attack the other team, he has a lot of pain at the end of this show. When the man that explains everybody how to do this, says "Number 24", Bill says "I can't" because he has a lot of pain, but obviously that "I can't" has been dubbed over.

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Massive: If you want any of life's little luxuries - chocolate, toothpaste, soft toilet paper - Massive is your man.
Danny Meehan: Massive?
Massive: It's ironic.

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Trivia: During the demonstration by Chiv and Monk, Monk grabs Billy's privates and lifts him off the floor. This is a variation on the famous Vinnie Jones move first used on Gazza in the English football league. This move is also in Gone in 60 seconds and can be seen on Vinnie's website.

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