sdgirl98

Correction: Bennett throws the glass ashtray at Philip, which then bounces back at him and hits his head. Bennett falls over, and there is an audible clinking sound of the ashtray hitting the floor right after he falls.

zenee

Correction: When the "rope" violet makes is seen in wide shots, you can see knots tied along it. as there is more than one seat in the car, it is obvious she ripped them off all the seats and tied them together.

Correction: When the dogs take off after Garfield they obviously slipped out of their collars to chase him.

Correction: He could have gone into a branch which would make him flip over.

Correction: So? There are many types of door hardware in England, one of which is handles that don't turn. They don't have a latch, and it's easier to open the door, since you don't have to turn the knob. A smaller bolt is usually installed above it to lock the door when needed.

Correction: It takes a few seconds for the dial tone to start.

Correction: I only see him rest his weight on his front right foot temporarily for brief moments. He doesn't appear to walk on it for extended periods of time. He also doesn't stand on it for extended periods of time.

Correction: If the Flubber can be conscious and take the form of little goo-people, it certainly could change its bounciness at will.

Correction: Sticking out your arm at an attacking dog is a good (and recommended) way to protect your face and body from the dog. Fluke was growling when the man approached the living room, and it was pretty obvious by then that Fluke was going to leap up and attack him. So, his best friend stuck out his arm to protect himself as best he could from the attack. His actions are totally reasonable in this scene.

Correction: The only thing you could be referring to is sometimes the shots are from the dog's point of view, and at those times, the dog is supposedly licking the puppy but is really licking the camera lens. There is nothing wrong with these shots.

Correction: Gravity causes acceleration, not velocity. The group of mutineers fell through the open hangar because they were in motion from jumping, but they soon passed out of the artificial gravity field generated by the ship, and continued downwards, soon to be caught by the planet's natural gravity and become planet side pizza. As for the spider, he grabbed the flag and the rope gave way, so he flew away with it, and was too far to be affected by the gravity field once BEN reactivated it.

Correction: The reason they melted so quickly is because he had been wearing the shoes for at least an hour or two. In less then an hour the shoe temperature gets really hot. Also, when he went to put his shoe back on the roof he crushes the ice inside the shoe.

Correction: It doesn't but any being powerful enough to create a world where George was never born could easily stop the snow (to add to the effect if nothing else) without having to explain why.

tw_stuart

Correction: Although normally it doesn't happen it very well can. I have seen two cases where someone has gotten hit in the eye and the black eye appears instantly.

Correction: Obi-wan is pretty absorbed in looking at General Grevious and all of the droids. I would imagine his mind is not really on consoling the creature; therefore, him missing a "pet" is his mistake as a human, and not a mistake in the movie.

Correction: It's quite common for subtitles to not include all words spoken by characters. As you could imagine, the subtitles could very well fall behind the action on screen or have to speed up if every last word appeared on the screen.

Correction: It's not the same doll. The doll she is holding has short, straight hair, no hat, and is made of a shiny porcelain. When she receives the Emily doll later on, the doll has long curly hair, a hat, and is not shiny.

Correction: Max doesn't move around very much, but even if he does, it's not a mistake. The point of that scene is to show that he sits there for a really long time, doing nothing; you would expect him to move around a bit if he's sitting there for hours.

Correction: The minimum speed you need to escape a certain star's gravitational pull is function of the distance you are to it: the higher the distance, the less minimum speed you need. There is a certain critical distance, lesser than which the minimum speed to escape is higher than the speed of light, making it impossible to escape. However, if your distance to the star (in this case, a black hole) is higher than that critical distance, then you CAN escape from it if you have enough speed (lower than the speed of light). When they look in the direction of the black hole, we can see a black sphere that represents the black hole. The radius of that black sphere is more or less the said critical distance. In the movie, their distance to the black hole is higher than the critical distance, hence they can escape if they have enough speed (which they got from that "wave").

Correction: Its obvious that the speech is not suppose to go with the actaul film. Its a narration over top of the movement.