Corrected entry: Never heard of bullet-speeds being expressed in mph, usually in meters per second or feet per second. Anyhow, 360 mph is still well above the sound barrier, so any suppressor or silencer will NOT silence the sharp whip-like crack of a bullet going through the sound barrier.
Corrected entry: The movie is set in 1996-1997, but Jake Gyllenhaal uses an optical mouse, which did not come out until 2001.
Correction: The optical mouse was invented in 1970, and was in use during the 1980s. They weren't very common for household use, but laboratories and educational institutes used them quite a bit by the mid 90s.
Corrected entry: When Abby and Owen talk outside, there is no exhalation steam out of their mouths, which obviously would appear in cold winter.
Correction: Breath isn't always seen when it is cold out, it's more an indication of humidity. Just because there is snow on the ground does it mean it is very cold out, and just because there isn't snow on the ground does it mean it's warm. In New Mexico, where the story takes place, it is not humid much of the time. Therefore, there may not be much breath vapor. I work at a place where the last few days it has been extremely cold outside, with and there is little breath vapor. Inside the plant it is warmer, but more humid, and breath is visible.
Corrected entry: In the scene where Connect 3 arrive at the camp and introduce themselves, Joe Jonas' character Shane says, "I'm Shane and this is Jason and Nick", using his younger brother's actual name rather than calling him "Nate", the name of the character.
Correction: I've watched this scene over and over and he actually does say "Nate".
Corrected entry: In the final scene where they step outside the van, Cley says, "Cougar, you take point! However, Cougar had already defected and was not with the team.Except that Cougar is no longer with the team in this scene.
Correction: Roque is the teammate that defected. Cougar is very much in the van with them.
Corrected entry: While in Japan, they drive on the right side of the road instead of the left as they do in Japan.
Correction: The only shots of them driving are either at the airport or hotels, or through a tunnel, in an imported Cadillac limousine. Since it is imported, the driver sits on the left. The airport, parking areas, and tunnel could easily be one way lanes.
Corrected entry: When there is a shot of the characters' shadows on the shore before Aslan's Country, and the camera moves back towards Aslan's shadow, Aslan's actual body is not there, his paws are not touching his shadow, there is no Aslan, just the shadow. And then in the next shot, he is there.
Correction: That's not a movie mistake, it's an example of Aslan's power. He's materializing out of nothing. We see his shadow first, and then he appears. That's why there was a shot specifically of the characters, pan to their shadows, pan to Aslan's shadow, and BIG REVEAL: no Aslan.
Corrected entry: The generator in the basement works on petrol but they are almost out of it. However the streets are filled with cars with petrol in them, all they have to do is pump it out of the tanks. They could have power (and thus light) for months with that generator and so take a lot more time figuring out what to do next.
Correction: The generator was never dying due to the lack of petrol, the reason was because the electric charge was fading. This is confirmed in the scene where Paul takes a look inside it to identify the problem. After Rosemary points out that there actually is plenty of petrol (showing her with a bunch of cans with petrol on a shelf), Paul says that it doesn't matter, as the electric charge is fading anyway.
Corrected entry: When Johannes comes home and sees his wife and family again there is no mentioning of the baby that his wife lost while he was away. He hasn't been in contact with them since he left when she was heavily pregnant. Surely the new baby (which he doesn't know is dead) would be the first thing on his mind when he came back?
Correction: Just because characters act a different way than you would, or want them to, doesn't make it a mistake. And it's possible they had discussions off camera.
Corrected entry: At around 56 minutes in, the doorbell rings and Nina's mom goes in front of a mirror, you can see a crew member pass in the mirror.
Correction: This is NOT a mistake. The reflection in the mirror is of the mother, who has just walked past.
Corrected entry: All patients are required to remove their shoelaces when they arrive, but Bobby has shoelaces during the scene in the gym.
Correction: Bobby picks up the laced sneakers from the janitor Charlie who also lets them in to the gymnasium in exchange for pills. It is hard to see but he does hand them to him, as Bobby is not wearing anything on his feet.
Corrected entry: The film is set in 1891 and depicts a scene where the wolfman attacks a bus full of passengers, yet the earliest motorised buses were not introduced to London until 1902.
Correction: The bus seen in the film is steam powered, which were in use since the 1830's.
Corrected entry: The movie shows Winnie driving a 2009-2010 Prius, when the time of the movie is set in 2008.
Correction: I bought my 2010 Hyundai Genesis Coupe in late 2009, it was built in March 2009, and they were available for sale where I live since May 2009.
Corrected entry: This film is based around meerkats as the main characters, out trying to find water for the family. Meerkats do not drink: they get all the water they need from their food (e.g. mealworms).
Correction: Meerkats do drink water. They can go without water by getting it from food sources, if they have enough, but they do drink water as well.
Corrected entry: All of the movie takes part in present day Scotland, however the 9th Legion was destroyed at Camulodunum, present day Colchester in Essex, north east of London, several hundred miles to the south.
Correction: The fate of the Ninth Legion is a matter of some debate. The last concrete information on its whereabouts places the Legion at Eboracorum, present day York, in approximately 108 AD. Subsequent evidence is, at best, circumstantial. That the Legion was lost in combat in a disastrous attempt to pacify Scotland is a not-uncommon belief, as can be seen by the sheer number of literary and cinematic works revolving around those supposed events, however most theories now suggest that the Legion survived its British posting, albeit with substantial losses, was posted at least briefly in the Netherlands and was finally destroyed during a conflict somewhere in the East.
Corrected entry: In the opening sequence, Katherine Heigel hands the baby to Josh Duhamel, calling him "Josh" when Duhamel's name is Eric Messer.
Correction: No she doesn't. She says "careful, Messer, I just got her."
Correction: 360 mph is about half the speed of sound.
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