Corrected entry: In the subway tunnel scene, the night vision mode is switched on on the camera to see in the dark. The chase scene ensues. However, when they escape into the service(?) room in the tunnel the night vision mode is off, with no cut scene on the tape or any action indicative of it being turned off.
Piemanmoo
18th Jan 2008
Cloverfield (2008)
28th Oct 2007
Avatar: The Last Airbender (2005)
The Desert - S2-E11
Corrected entry: When Aang enters The Avatar State, he starts to rise very high. But when Katara reaches out to grab Aangs arm, she reaches it, but Aang was supposed to be too high!
Correction: He was only a few feet off the ground.
28th Mar 2007
Dead Rising
Corrected entry: During gameplay, Frank will always be holding his camera and only be able to use 1 hand. In the cut scenes, Franks can use both hands because his camera is suddenly on a strap.
Correction: Frank's camera is always on a strap, he just holds it most of the time in one hand. This is how he's able to carry larger items with two hands.
12th May 2007
Ben 10 (2005)
Corrected entry: When Ben changes from the alien forms back into human, he usually wears his usual attire: a white T-shirt and brown pants. But in some episodes, like "The Krakken" or "A Small Problem," he wears different clothes - or even just swimming shorts - but he appears dressed in his normal clothes.
Correction: It doesn't matter what he was wearing at the time, just what he had on when the omnitrix first attached.
How come in the episode where he unlocks the master control at Niagara Falls is he able to keep the yellow hoodie? Is it because of the master control?
7th Feb 2007
Gears of War
Corrected entry: During the assault on the house towards the end of chapter 4, one of your teammates calls for help on the floor above you. The subtitles keep referring to the "second story" when it should be "second storey".
Correction: That's how it is spelled in American English.
4th Oct 2004
The Brave Little Toaster (1987)
Corrected entry: When all the appliances are moving around and cleaning the house, they are not plugged in. However, when they go to find the Master, they need a car battery to travel to the city. And the night of the thunderstorm, they say that the battery died, or is dying, but the grumpy vacuum can still rescue Blanky.
2nd Oct 2002
Happy Gilmore (1996)
Corrected entry: When Happy is at the Happyland putting park, and he is practising his shots in the scene before the laughing clown, why would the signs "Keep Smiling" and "Have Fun" be facing away from where the putter was hitting, instead of facing people walking by?
Correction: It was to face the person sitting on the chair.
2nd Jan 2004
Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988)
Corrected entry: The weasels (bearing in mind they were working for an evil murderer) had angels/ghosts when they died, but the 'innocent' shoe toon killed earlier in the film didn't.
Correction: A toon death is different from a dip death.
5th Jan 2004
X-Men 2 (2003)
Corrected entry: In the Oval Office at the end of the film, Professor Xavier uses his telepathy to freeze all the people in the room. When the shot switches to a front view of the X-Men, watch the frozen people in the background closely. They are all quite good at being perfectly still, except for a blonde woman who is blinking rapidly and breathing heavily.
Correction: He only freezes their consious minds. The unconsious part of the mind controls breathing, heartbeat, etc. Think about it. If nobody breathed while he froze everybody, they'd all be dead when they woke up.
8th Dec 2003
Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me (1999)
Corrected entry: Near the end of the film, Dr. Evil declares that he is Austin's father. Austin believes him for a second. However, a flashback in 'Goldmember' reveals that Austin, Basil, no. 2 and Dr. Evil went to the same school at about the same age. Austin should have known that Dr. Evil wasn't his father.
Correction: Austin's an idiot. He even admits "right, idiot..."
8th Dec 2003
X-Men 2 (2003)
Corrected entry: In the end, when the President is visited by the X-Men, Professor X has stopped time, but right before he speaks, you can see a female journalist in back of him blink 3 times after the lightning stops. (01:59:40)
Correction: The Prof. only froze their consious minds. The subconsious part of the mind controls things like breathing, blinking, heartbeats, ect.
18th Nov 2003
Daredevil (2003)
Corrected entry: How can Daredevil "hear" the bullets, and dodge them? Bullets go faster than sound.
Correction: He can hear the bullets loading into the chambers. Besides, most small arms fire is subsonic.
7th Nov 2003
Soylent Green (1973)
Corrected entry: After the assassin drives the metal hook into Simonson's skull he draws back the hook for another blow - and we can see that there is no blood, hair or anything else soiling the end of the hook, despite the fact that it was just driven into a man's skull and yanked out.
Correction: It was a crowbar, and he didn't drive it into his skull. He just hit him over the head with it.
23rd Jun 2003
Bruce Almighty (2003)
Corrected entry: In the scene where Bruce is going to do his first stint as anchor on the Monday 6:00 news, the control room is seen celebrating the Sabres winning the Stanley Cup. The news director says "The Sabres JUST won the Stanley Cup". When is the last time a Stanley Cup finals game ended at 6:00 PM on a Monday night?
9th Sep 2003
The Simpsons (1989)
Corrected entry: Homer's dumbness is caused by the crayon stuck up his nose, as stated in the episode, but on a previous episode, Homer remembers he once was injected with a new drug which the government was testing, which left him bald, fat and stupid.
Correction: He also hit his head on a coffee table as a child and was brain damaged. There's a lot of reasons.
9th Sep 2003
The Simpsons (1989)
Corrected entry: Marge seems to have remembered her Fear of Flying rather suddenly - only a few episodes ago she was flying to Itchy & Scratchyland in a helicopter.
Correction: She's only afraid of flying in planes.
28th Aug 2003
Happy Gilmore (1996)
Corrected entry: After Chubbs died, Shooter told Happy "You killed a golf legend." But in the first tournament, when Shooter was a special guest, neither him or any of the other participants never bothered to notice Chubbs. If he was such a legend, why had all those people who obviously knew a lot about golf ignored him ?
24th Jan 2003
Catch Me If You Can (2002)
Corrected entry: In one of the bank scenes the camera zooms in on the bills as the teller is counting them out. They are obviously bills with the new larger presidential heads, printed after the year 2000.
Correction: They're regular size.
27th Aug 2001
Office Space (1999)
Corrected entry: At the end of the movie when Peter is cleaning up the debris he sees Milton's stapler and says he knows someone who might want this. The camera switches angles and the stapler disappears. Where did it go?
Correction: You can see it hooked on to his tool belt.
13th Nov 2002
Pokemon 3: The Movie (2000)
Corrected entry: When Brock is battling against the teenage Molly, he calls out Vulpix against her Teddiursa. However, all he uses are physical attacks against the bear. Since Vulpix is a Fire-type, why not use Flamethrower?
Correction: Because it doesn't really matter what attack he uses against a weak pokemon like teddiursa. He saves the strong fire attacks for more challenging pokemon so as to not wear vulpix out.
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Correction: The camera could have had a feature that automatically turns off the night vision once it is no longer dark enough.
Piemanmoo