Lady in the Water

Lady in the Water (2006)

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Corrected entry: Breathing the air from a glass with a pen is physically not possible that far under water. It is hard to breathe that way at 60cm bellow surface. Any lower and it becomes impossible - the fluid pressure on the lungs is just too high.

Correction: It would indeed be possible to breathe from the glass as both the air in the glass and the "breather" are at the same pressure. This is what a SCUBA regulator does, it provides air at the pressure appropriate for the depth of water. The only time you could not breathe through a straw is if you are breathing air from above the water surface and your lungs are more than 6" deep.

Corrected entry: When Cleveland hears splashing in the pool the first time, he opens the door and holds a flashlight in front to see. The shot is of the light out of the door, it is very obvious that it is raining, as it can be seen with the light. However, the next shot is of the outside and its obviously not raining. nor was it raining before any other shots.

Correction: It wasn't rain; it was the lawn sprinklers. Sprinklers go off and on.

Sereenie

Continuity mistake: When Cleveland introduces Mr. Farber to Young Soon Choi, Heep says her apartment is 8A. But, later when Cleveland goes to Choi, the door number reads 16B.

BigOLB

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Story: Your sister will have seven children. You will see the first two.

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Trivia: Shyamalan based the film on a story he told his children. This aspect of the production was questioned frequently, with one critic saying that if Shyamalan based his films on kid stories, he should go make films for Nickelodeon. Ironically enough, 4 years later he released "The Last Airbender" for Nickelodeon, which was considered to be one of the worst films ever released.

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Question: What is the filmmakers's purpose in making Reggie (Freddy Rodriguez, the Guardian) only work out one half of his body? I don't get the symbolism.

Answer: It's not a matter of symbolism, but of making the audience remember who he is. If Reggie was introduced as a normal guy in the beginning, with no significant feature, the audience may not recognize him when he's introduced as the Guardian. The working-out-one-arm thing makes him memorable enough to be instantly recognized again later when necessary.

It is not that it makes him memorable - It is like Mr. Heep says - that he wants to be special. "Every soul has a purpose." Reggie is striving to find his - only it finds him.

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