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When Ryer and Rand jump off Rand's window and down to the street, they land on a tree. Notice the severed branches; instead of being broken [presumably from the falling bodies], they are cut rather smoothly. See more...

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After every time travel safari, Charles Hatton greets and welcomes back his guests, comparing them to Columbus, Marco Polo, Armstrong, and 'Brubaker landing on Mars.' In 1978, director Peter Hyams, directed Capricorn One [and A Sound of Thunder], a film about a staged travel to Mars. Three astronauts were involved - Lt. Willis, Cmdr. Walker, and Col. Brubaker. See more...

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Title	A Sound of Thunder
Original entry	The biggest mistake I see is the butterfly death changing anything at all. Isn't the place where the butterfly dies, ENGULFED IN VOLCANIC ashes anyway? killing everything anyhow? So how can the death of this butterfly affect anything. if in a matter of seconds after its death the whole place is destroyed by the volcanic eruption.? [There was nothing to stop the butterfly flying away until it got stepped on, if you watch the film, you can see that the butterfly was already heading away from the direction of the volcano when it was killed, and however improbable it may appear, that is what the movie makers were intending to convey that it WOULD have survived.]

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A Sound of Thunder

Original entry

The biggest mistake I see is the butterfly death changing anything at all. Isn't the place where the butterfly dies, ENGULFED IN VOLCANIC ashes anyway? killing everything anyhow? So how can the death of this butterfly affect anything. if in a matter of seconds after its death the whole place is destroyed by the volcanic eruption.? [There was nothing to stop the butterfly flying away until it got stepped on, if you watch the film, you can see that the butterfly was already heading away from the direction of the volcano when it was killed, and however improbable it may appear, that is what the movie makers were intending to convey that it WOULD have survived.]

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The biggest mistake I see is the butterfly death changing anything at all. Isn't the place where the butterfly dies, ENGULFED IN VOLCANIC ashes anyway? killing everything anyhow? So how can the death of this butterfly affect anything. if in a matter of seconds after its death the whole place is destroyed by the volcanic eruption.? <em>[There was nothing to stop the butterfly flying away until it got stepped on, if you watch the film, you can see that the butterfly was already heading away from the direction of the volcano when it was killed, and however improbable it may appear, that is what the movie makers were intending to convey that it WOULD have survived.]</em>

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