Doom

Continuity mistake: When Goat dies, after the last attempt at defibrillation is made and the others give up, you can see the supposedly "dead" Goat take a big breath just before Reaper says "He's gone". In addition, in this shot Goat's eyes are wide open when the camera is on him. When the shot goes from Reaper back to Goat, his eyes are now closed. (00:41:05)

Twotall

Continuity mistake: There are lines in Dr. Carmack's message when Sarge shows it to his team that were not when he first recorded it. (00:02:20 - 00:08:20)

Continuity mistake: When the female, running after Dr. Carmack, gets her hand stuck in the door, her hand is first in a horizontal position. When it cuts the arm is suddenly in a vertical position. (00:02:00)

Mortug

Continuity mistake: When the woman's arm gets cut off in Dr. Carmack's door, a lot of blood spills on the door. In the following shots the blood is gone. (00:02:05)

Mortug

Continuity mistake: When the Rock is wrapping the wire around his hand at the end, the first shot of him wrapping the wire has one lap done on the top of his hand, in the next shot he has 3.

Continuity mistake: When the Sarge wraps the wire around his arm, it coils down his forearm once, like a spring, with just enough to wrap around his hand and make the spike. In the next shots of him, the wire criss-crosses the Sarge's forearm, indicating a longer wire was used during the "fighting." Also, the wire sits comfortably around his arm, when in actuality it should grip the forearm hard enough to leave marks and cut off the blood circulation to the hand, with only the ends of the wire relaxing.

Visible crew/equipment: When the woman is performing an autopsy on one of the dead "creatures" the lights supposedly flicker and turn off. There is a hand visible flicking the switches on the lamp to the right side of the screen. (00:45:40)

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Sarge: Semper Fi, Motherfucker! Faithful to the corps John.

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Trivia: At one point Sarge tells his men to kill the remaining civilians to prevent the infection from spreading, an order which they all refuse. According to the back story of the first Doom game the reason the main character was sent to Mars in the first place was because he refused an order to kill innocent civilians.

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Question: In the end of the movie, why did Reaper grab the BFG? I could see the stock of the gun sticking out from behind him. It had no more ammo left, so what's the point?

Answer: From what I know, that gun is now basically a working prototype, it would a nice thing to have. Also, it could be adapted to the RRTS (Rapid Response Tactical Squad) needs. Or just as likely, the UAC wanted it back.

Todd Loewen

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