9th Nov 2020
The Wedding of Iron Man - S1-E13
Continuity mistake: When Clint is talking about the armory monitor, Century and Julia are standing to his right. A couple of shots later, Julia tells the computer to stop and feature screen three. When the shot changes, she is standing all by her lonesome, even though the other two should still be standing next to her. (00:09:52)
9th Nov 2020
The Wedding of Iron Man - S1-E13
Continuity mistake: When Mandarin is saying "Find me the name of that man, and I shall exterminate him," his closed right fist is raised with his thumb pointing at his face. When the shot changes, his right arm is suddenly down at his side. (00:07:44)
9th Nov 2020
The Wedding of Iron Man - S1-E13
Continuity mistake: When Wanda is dismissing the possibility of Mandarin planting a bug in Stark's armory, she is looking through a deck of tarot cards. When the shot changes, her hands are down at her sides. (00:04:55)
9th Nov 2020
Question: I've noticed that every episode has scenes where the camera is swaying a little, suggesting the camera was handheld or resting on the cameraman's shoulder. Is there a reason for filming this way, instead of just using a steadicam? It doesn't really add any sense of style to the show.
Answer: It is a style of filming a scene, a style of camerawork. In your opinion it doesn't add anything, but they do it for that purpose.
9th Nov 2020
Continuity mistake: When Angel says "Thank you, I appreciate it," he is shown lowering his phone to just below his neck area. When the shot changes, the phone is already down by his waist. (00:21:36)
9th Nov 2020
Audio problem: When Toad is saying "Who are you calling a perp? This is messed up. You don't know who you're dealing with," his mouth movement is slightly out of sync with the dialogue. (00:01:00)
9th Nov 2020
Behold the Negative Zone - S1-E12
Revealing mistake: The shot of Reed stretching out his arm to pull himself into the departing Fantasticar is recycled from the earlier episode The Silver Surfer and the Coming of Galactus: Part 1. (00:12:00)
9th Nov 2020
Behold the Negative Zone - S1-E12
Continuity mistake: When Annihilus is getting ready to throw his cocoon-like object at the heroes, he is shown lifting it with both arms. When the shot changes to him throwing it, he is only using his right arm, with not enough time having passed for him to lower his left arm. (00:09:25)
9th Nov 2020
Behold the Negative Zone - S1-E12
Continuity mistake: When Annihilus shoots a beam of energy at the police helicopter, it is all by its lonesome. A couple of shots later, the Hard News helicopter and a third helicopter are suddenly in the same general airspace as the police helicopter. (00:08:12)
9th Nov 2020
Behold the Negative Zone - S1-E12
Continuity mistake: When the cop in the helicopter is yelling at Annihilus through his megaphone that he is trespassing, the window he is leaning out of shrinks in size when the shot changes. (00:08:04)
9th Nov 2020
Behold the Negative Zone - S1-E12
Continuity mistake: When Reed interrupts the infomercial, all the merchandise that was on the table has disappeared. (00:07:06)
9th Nov 2020
Behold the Negative Zone - S1-E12
Audio problem: When Reed is saying "I'm afraid that's only part of the problem. That insectoid creature is loose somewhere in New York," his mouth movement is largely out of sync with the dialogue. (00:05:34)
9th Nov 2020
Behold the Negative Zone - S1-E12
Audio problem: When Alicia is saying "Ben said he had a surprise for me, but what's he doing selling video tapes?", her mouth movement is not in sync with the dialogue. (00:01:59)
9th Nov 2020
Origin of Iron Man: Part 2 - S1-E12
Continuity mistake: When Iron Man says "Let's go home," he is standing on rocky terrain. When the shot changes, he is shown taking off from a tiled floor inside a lab. (00:20:39)
9th Nov 2020
Origin of Iron Man: Part 2 - S1-E12
Continuity mistake: When Blizzard forms a storm cloud, it is barely above his head. After Living Laser throws a ball of energy into the cloud, the effects begin to harm Blizzard, and when the shot changes, the storm cloud is nowhere to be seen. (00:17:45)
9th Nov 2020
Origin of Iron Man: Part 2 - S1-E12
Continuity mistake: Throughout the episode, Fin Fang Foom's eyes alternate between having solid black pupils, red pupils with a black outline, and no pupils at all.
9th Nov 2020
The Silver Surfer & the Return of Galactus - S1-E13
Continuity mistake: When Galactus walks up to Doom, Doom's entire body is roughly the same length as Galactus' head from chin to just below the tip of his helmet. When the shot changes, Doom is now roughly the same size as Galactus' mouth. (00:18:31)
9th Nov 2020
The Silver Surfer & the Return of Galactus - S1-E13
Continuity mistake: When Miss Forbes is telling Thing to get out of her way, both are slouching, and she is slightly taller than him. When the shot changes, he is now a few inches taller than her. (00:16:17)
9th Nov 2020
The Silver Surfer & the Return of Galactus - S1-E13
Continuity mistake: When the bowl of food lands of Miss Forbes' head, it is shown to have a flat bottom. A couple of shots later, the bowl is now shown to have a raised bottom. (00:15:35)
9th Nov 2020
The Silver Surfer & the Return of Galactus - S1-E13
Continuity mistake: When Miss Forbes is trying to get her dog to eat, the distance between the furniture and the television has dramatically increased from what it was at the beginning of the scene. (00:15:01 - 00:15:34)
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Answer: As the other answer indicated, it is a common filming technique used to achieve various visual effects. Handheld cameras can create a deliberate sense of movement that follows a movie's action. A cameraperson can physically move in much closer to an actor, creating a more intimate connection between the character and the audience. It can also reflect a character's movement from their vantage point, and can be used to create a greater sense of realism with an edgier, less-rehearsed, or a documentary-style feel.
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