After Charles Barkley's talent was taken away from him, his coach called a timeout. So far so good. However, he called a timeout when it was the Knicks' ball. In NBA rules, you can only call a timeout when your team has the ball. [The coach did not call a timeout. His exact words were "Call a timeout!", thus instructing his players to call a timeout when they regained possession of the ball.]
Space Jam (1996) - 13 corrections
Directed by Joe Pytka, starring Billy West, Michael Jordan, Wayne Knight (add more)
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After Charles Barkley's talent was taken away from him, his coach called a timeout. So far so good. However, he called a timeout when it was the Knicks' ball. In NBA rules, you can only call a timeout when your team has the ball. [The coach did not call a timeout. His exact words were "Call a timeout!", thus instructing his players to call a timeout when they regained possession of the ball.]
The time between Michael Jordan retiring at the beginning and him coming back only takes a few weeks or so in the movie (i.e. the scene goes to Moron Mountain and back) but Jordan actually was retired for a few years before coming back. [He was actually still retired when the movie came out, so they had no timeline to screw up. His only comeback in the movie is him helping out the Looney Tunes. Other than that he was still retired in real life and in the story (he even mentions, repeatedly, that he is now a baseball player).]
When Stan runs up the hole he allegedly dug with his own shovel when Daffy Duck says "Let's name our team the Ducks", you can see some lines in the dirt that came from the bulldozer that really dug the hole. [We are shown a brief cut of Stan, in a bulldozer, shouting "I'll find you Michael.". Remember, his job is to impress Michael no matter what - him saying he dug his way here (even though he lied) is pretty impressive.]
When the Looney Tunes challenge the aliens to basketball because of their size, the aliens do not know what basketball is. Why would Bugs Bunny show them a clip of what basketball is? If he hadn't, then they could have just beaten the aliens in 5 seconds instead of having to go through all the pain and abuse they suffered. [Bugs Bunny says for them to have a FAIR game of basketball, and if he didn't show them the clip, then it wouldn't have been a fair game.]
Can someone explain how the hell the bulldog gets into the cupboard in the scene where Bugs and Daffy are searching for Michael's shorts? It was in the kennel when Daffy burrowed into it, the front door was closed so it couldn't have got in that way, and if it followed them up the tunnel, how exactly did it get into the cupboard (which was also closed) without them seeing it? [The same way Michael Jordon's arm streched across the court. Things like that happen in cartoons, even if the people are not cartoons themselves.]
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