Riddick

Riddick (2013)

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Corrected entry: At some point in the movie, it is revealed that Boss Johns, played by Matt Nable is the father of "Pitch Black" character William J. Johns, played by Cole Hauser. Hauser was 24 back when Pitch Black came out, while Nable was 41 when Riddick was released. Since the action of Pitch Black takes place 10 years before this movie, the character of Boss Johns would have been in his early 30's at the time. Did he really have a kid when he was 7?

Correction: You are referring to the real life ages of the actors not the in-movie ages of the characters which was never disclosed. Boss Johns may very well be 41 or 51 for all we know. Artistically speaking, the actors may represent any age they are meant to be in the movie, it would only be a mistake if they look radically older or younger than they're meant to be.

Let's not forget cryo sleep.

Corrected entry: Shortly after Santana tries to rape Dahl on the station floor, we see a vast amount of blood all over the floor where they had been lying; however, when it's revealed that they are both Ok and Dahl had simply beat him up, only his mouth is bleeding. The amount of blood on the floor was way too much to have come from a split lip.

Purple_Girl

Correction: His whole face is busted up. He's probably got a gash on his scalp, hidden by his hair. Scalp wounds bleed like crazy.

Phixius

Other mistake: The trip back on foot from the nodes for Johns was way too fast, and he likely would not have had enough ammo to handle the entire trip back. From Riddick's perspective, John's left, he cauterized his wounds with some explosive debris, fought several creatures and then ascended the hill continuing to fight creatures. By the time he hit the top of the hill, Johns had made the entire trip on foot, which was long by bike, had Dahl join him, locked in the node, and piloted the ship back to Riddick.

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Question: As the rain comes and the creatures come out and start to damage the station and kill people, why did the entire crew not seek refuge in their ships? Obviously, if the ships were meant for the harshness of space travel and some offensive/defensive capabilities, wouldn't they most likely have provided enough protection from the organic weapons of the creatures? It would make the plot not work but maybe should have been eliminated as a possibility.

Answer: The walls of the settlement are likely to be just as strong as the hulls of the spacecraft. It's likely they are even stronger because the settlement doesn't have to worry about weight limits. Remember also that they had to worry about Riddick hiding and getting the units back.

Greg Dwyer

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