Phixius

9th Nov 2012

Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian (2009)

Corrected entry: Amelia saying that Larry 'couldn't take his cheaters of her chassis' - using the word cheaters to mean his eyes - is incorrect. The slang term 'cheaters' was a reference to glasses/ spectacles, because using them to help enhance vision was 'cheating'.

Correction: It's just an expression. It does not matter that Larry wasn't wearing glasses. Men get told all the time not to get their "panties in a twist" even though odds are they're not wearing panties.

Phixius ★

22nd Feb 2011

Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian (2009)

Corrected entry: Towards the end Larry gets the octopus into the reflecting pool, when the octopus first jumps in (which is a problem by itself) it is completely submerged. But the reflecting pool is only about 18 inches deep. So there is NO WAY that this octopus would be able to do this.

rdobert4

Correction: Octopedes have no bones and are extremely flexible and squishy. There are videos all over the internet showing these creatures squeezing through unbelievably tight spaces. This octopus could effortlessly have submerged itself in a foot and a half of water.

Phixius ★

17th Jan 2010

Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian (2009)

Corrected entry: We can see them flying around the museum with the right brothers plane. However that plane could only fly a few feet and not such a long way.

Ivan-sama

Correction: It's Wright brothers, not "right" brothers; and everything in the movie happens because of magic. Plastic figurines can ride squirrels like they were horses, and the Lincoln Memorial can walk around without shattering itself, but an airplane can't fly? Sorry, not a mistake.

Phixius ★

20th Dec 2009

Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian (2009)

Corrected entry: When Larry is walking away from Brundon, you can see Brundon in the distance and he is simply walking. When the camera cuts closer to him, he is playing around with the flashlight. When the camera cuts back to Larry with Brundon in the distance, Brundon is simply walking again.

Correction: Brundon is making very sharp and very very quick movement with his flashlight. The camera angle changed to show him doing this, and went back to Larry when he stopped.

Phixius ★

2nd Jan 2010

Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian (2009)

Corrected entry: In the fight scene between Larry and Kahmunrah, Larry throws the tablet to Amelia Earhart. When the shot cuts to Amelia, you can see that two of the squares on the tablet are turned. In the first movie, the tablet didn't work when squares were turned, so none of the exhibits should be alive.

Correction: The squares were in place at sundown so the spell took affect. Moving the squares afterward will not effect the the current spell's affects.

Phixius ★

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