Continuity mistake: During his introduction Scarface's scleras go from light yellow to white then back to light yellow.
Rob245
10th Jul 2022
Batman: The Animated Series (1992)
10th Jul 2022
Batman: The Animated Series (1992)
Question: How is it possible the doctors at Arkham can keep being fooled by the likes of Poison Ivy, Two Face, The Riddler, etc., who're only pretending to be cured? Surely they could tell when they're faking.
23rd Jun 2022
Batman: Arkham Knight
23rd Jun 2022
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge
23rd Jun 2022
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003)
The Lesson - S3-E13
Other mistake: Donatello is briefly replaced by a second Raphael when they're sitting at April's apartment's table.
23rd Jun 2022
Batman: Under the Red Hood (2010)
Continuity mistake: Jason spits blood onto Joker's chin which changes spot wise and shape wise by the next shot.
23rd Jun 2022
Walk Like a Man (1987)
Revealing mistake: There are times in the movie when you can tell Bobo's beard is fake such as when Penny's giving him a drink from a 7-11 and it's peeling off near his right ear.
23rd Jun 2022
Star Wars (1977)
Question: If Darth Vader's hands are robotic then how can he use the Dark Side of the Force to choke anyone?
Answer: Hands aren't necessary for force usage - it's more a gesture to aid concentration (or for effect, or simply because it looks good on film). During Luke's fight with Vader in The Empire Strikes Back for example, Vader is flinging large objects at Luke without removing his hands from his lightsaber at all.
23rd Jun 2022
Halloween II (1981)
Question: Why does Michael waste time leaving "Samhain" on the blackboard and killing all those hospital people? He's able to slip all over the place so all this extra killing seems pointless.
Answer: Michael is insane. It's no different from him killing all the people in the first movie and setting up all the elaborate things he set up like the tombstone and the bodies. In the context of the movie, he's simply driven to kill and do evil things on his way to his goal.
22nd Jun 2022
Batman: Arkham Knight
22nd Jun 2022
Hexed (1993)
Continuity mistake: When Henry Pratt's lying dead after Helen killed him his head's turned to his left. When Miles is kneeling next to him his head's suddenly turned to his right. A shot later and his head's turned back to the left. Then, when Helen's on top of Miles, Pratt's head is turned back to his right.
21st Jun 2022
Happy Birthday to Me (1981)
Revealing mistake: During the flashback to Ginny's operation, you can tell it's a prop head due to the color of the part where the operation's taking place.
21st Jun 2022
Batman: Arkham Knight
Continuity mistake: In both Arkham Origins and Arkham City Mr Freeze is bald. Yet here he's shown to have strands of white hair in the DLC mission In From The Cold.
21st Jun 2022
Batman: Arkham Knight
Continuity mistake: This takes place a year or so after Arkham City. Yet Joker's Titan poisoning marks look different, more like blood stains.
21st Jun 2022
Below the Belt (1980)
Other mistake: It makes no sense for Hilda to be on the ring apron during Rosa's match with Terrible Tommy much less be in her ring gear when she didn't wrestle on that card.
21st Jun 2022
Charlie's Angels (1976)
Continuity mistake: When you see Julie's backside as she's choking their client her hair's different. Clearly this is actress Tanya Robert's stunt double.
21st Jun 2022
Charlie's Angels (1976)
Revealing mistake: When Julie's attacking their client and choking him with her arms locked, they're nowhere near his throat.
19th Jun 2022
Batman: The Animated Series (1992)
Continuity mistake: When Poison Ivy is introduced in her trademark green costume, she's bare legged. Yet a few shots later, she's suddenly wearing green tights. While she's offscreen for a brief period, there's not enough time between the shots for her to have put them on.
18th Jun 2022
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge
18th Jun 2022
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge
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Answer: The problem is that you're trying to force real-world logic into a series with heavy sci-fi/fantasy elements and broad storytelling. Would a real-world psychologist be able to tell when someone is faking? Possibly. But that doesn't make for fun storytelling, especially for a fantasy-heavy series aimed predominately at children. This is one of those cases where the audience is merely expected to suspend their disbelief for the sake of entertainment. And I can tell you that as a kid who watched this show when it first aired in the 90's, I personally never even thought about it.
TedStixon