Facebook connect

Apologies for using you all as guinea pigs, but I'd appreciate some help! I'm experimenting with Facebook Connect, which will hopefully make it easier to post comments/submit entries, and also for you to share entertaining pictures, pages, or individual entries on your Facebook page. Just spotted a great movie mistake? Post it to Facebook! Things like that. Stage one though is to get the Facebook Connect button working properly. As such, you should see a button below. If you click it, a window should open to Facebook's site, asking you to log in, which will enable a link between Facebook and this site. Once that's done, the "connect" button should be replaced by your Facebook profile picture, and text saying "Welcome [your name]. You are signed in with your Facebook account."

If that's what happens, success - please let me know it worked. If that didn't happen, or you can't see the button, please let me know that too - what went wrong or happened differently, and what browser you're using. At the moment being connected means nothing beyond seeing that welcome text when you're logged into Facebook and looking at this page, but give it time! If you want to disconnect for any reason, just go to Facebook, click the "applications" link at the bottom left, then "edit applications" and you can remove Movie Mistakes from there. If you've got any thoughts/suggestions/concerns about this, please let me know. Thanks!

Episode 50 First Dates

A bumper week for our 50th, as we cover Saw VI, The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus, Fantastic Mr. Fox, Triangle, and Bottle Shock. We also muse on the possibility of a British Saw film, the genius of Terry Gilliam, Paul somehow mixes up laughing and vomiting, In This Week in Movie History, Desert Island Flicks (this week: "best horror franchise"), and an interview with comedian Phil Butler. Oh, and when Paul mentioned the movie "Unlawful Entry", Jenny barely stifled a laugh so filthy we had to edit it out, but think of that when you hear the title and it'll hopefully make you smile.

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Current releases

Here are some entries from current cinema/DVD releases. For more entries and a breakdown of US and UK cinema and DVD charts, click here.

Where the Wild Things Are mistakes

The first morning, when Carol is introducing the creatures to Max, look at Carol's nose and its diagonal scratches. The scene is mirrored from time to time.

X-Men Origins: Wolverine mistakes

When the old couple who give Wolverine clothes are first driving towards their house, there is an aerial shot of them driving over a bridge. This is supposed to be set in Canada (drive on the right) but it was filmed in New Zealand (drive on the left). They are driving on the right but the arrow on the road is on the left side.

Paranormal Activity mistakes

At the beginning of the film, when she first has come home and is questioning the camera, he says something about how now they will, hopefully, catch something on film that has been happening the past few nights. Later in the film, she's upset and states something about how this hasn't started until he got the camera. Later on yet, they make it known that she's had this "problem" since she was eight.

Monsters vs Aliens mistakes

We see many people running from the alien robot on the bridge. We then see Ginormica, and behind her the people have disappeared.

Up mistakes

When they fall off the house and can't get back on it Russell isn't wearing a backpack. After they decide to walk the house to the falls, Russel has his backpack.

Drag Me To Hell mistakes

In the first scene when Christine is driving her car, she has the blowers on max speed yet there is no sound from the fans whatsoever.

Couples Retreat mistakes

During the "nude" scene on the beach, when Shane is asked to drop his drawers, he wears shorts initially, but then in a subsequent shot right before the "reveal", he is wearing pants.

Angels & Demons mistakes

Contrary to what the movie states, priests can be elected Pope - they are simply elevated to the rank of Bishop before taking the office.

Zombieland mistakes

After Tallahassee and Columbus find the yellow vehicle, Tallahassee paints the number "3" on the sides. The style that the "3" is painted in changes throughout the movie.

Coraline mistakes

When Coraline goes to see her father for the first time in his study, there are three boxes at the entrance. She enters, puts the Coraline doll down on the smallest box with the doll's legs and right arm hanging down, then she starts playing with the creaky door. When her father tells her to stop, the boxes have changed position and the doll's legs and arm are straight.