In the scene where Sarah is going to the club for the first time, Chenille asks her friend for her car keys, then opens the car door without unlocking it. When she and Sarah get out, she still doesn't lock the car, and hands the keys back to her friend. [Chenille not locking the door behind her isn't a mistake. Rude, but no mistake.]
Save the Last Dance (2001) - 11 corrections
Directed by Thomas Carter, starring Fredro Starr, Julia Stiles, Kerry Washington, Sean Patrick Thomas (add more)
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In the scene where Sarah is going to the club for the first time, Chenille asks her friend for her car keys, then opens the car door without unlocking it. When she and Sarah get out, she still doesn't lock the car, and hands the keys back to her friend. [Chenille not locking the door behind her isn't a mistake. Rude, but no mistake.]
As a former dancer and follower of the dance scene, I can say Sara would not have been accepted based on that audition: she was auditioning as a ballet dancer (albeit with hip-hop mixed in) but didn't even go en pointe. She did a few advanced technical moves (a pirouette, a grand jete, etc) but not nearly enough to show mastery of the field she chose to audition in. [I'm a dancer as well. That was the "freestyle" portion of her audition. In the earlier portion of her audition (which we see interspersed with scenes of the gang shootout), she is seen performing a full repertoire of ballet moves and frequently going en pointe. And if even that still wasn't good enough for admission to Juilliard, we can just call that a character mistake on the part of the judges.]
During the last few scenes, where Malakai is arrested, we can see 'Chicago' written on the police car. However, we all know this movie is set in N.Y. [No, the movie is set in Chicago. She travels to NY to audition for Juliard. Check out http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0206275/ and you will see in the plot outline that it is set in Chicago.]
In the first scene where Sara takes her pointe shoes out of a box, you can see that the brand of the pointe shoes is Grishco. The next time she takes out her pointe shoes, you see that the brand is Geynor Minden pointe shoes. [Dancers wear down their pointe shoes fairly rapidly and tend to have more than one pair because of this.]
In the movie Derrick is talking to Sarah after they watch the show and she is crying. He says "Do you want to go to Juliard" She had never mentioned to him that she wanted to go to Juliard or anything like that. [Just because she never mentioned it to him on camera doesn't mean she never mentioned it to him at all .]
In the scene near the end of the movie where Derek and his sister are at the playground with her son, Derek's sister tells him what she said to Sarah. Derek gets mad and then leaves to go tell his friend that he is not going with him. You can see that when Derek is at the park it is mid day and the sun is out. But by the time he gets to Malikye the sky is pitch black. [If it was late in the day, this is completely possible, especially considering that the movie is set during winter, when the sun sets early.]
After Chenille picks up Sarah's backpack, she gives it back to her and leaves, but doesn't put the lock back on her locker. You can see that all the lockers around her have bright red locks, but hers doesn't. [Chenille does put the lock back on her locker. In the next scene Sara turns around to get ready to introduce herself, but Chenille has already left.]
In the end of the movie when Sarah is auditioning again for Juilliard, there is a close up of her putting on her toe shoes. They are obviously brand new, they are nice and clean and shiny. A dancer would not be going to an audition with brand new shoes that have not been broken in. They would be using a pair of shoes that they have worn a while and adjusted to. [When breaking in toe shoes they plan to wear for a performance or an audition, dancers wear socks over their pointe shoes. This way, the shoes look "nice and clean and shiny" to the audience, but they are actually well worn and ready to dance in.]
When her father shows her the room he has done for her he tells her not to touch the walls because they are still wet, but there are pictures hanging on the wall. [Sarah's father does not say don't touch "the walls", he instead says, "don't touch THAT wall". He could be meaning the wall that contains the window; there don't appear to be any pictures on that wall from what I can tell.]
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