In one scene Lori Petty (Tank Girl) is lying chest-down in the sand outside of her house, firing some kind of high-powered rifle at the bad guys, who are in the process of raiding the house. In that scene you can clearly see a hat on her head. She moves and the hat falls off, then we see the house and back to Lori, whose hat is now mysteriously back on her head again. [She puts the hat back on while the camera is off her.]
Tank Girl (1995) - 3 corrections
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In one scene Lori Petty (Tank Girl) is lying chest-down in the sand outside of her house, firing some kind of high-powered rifle at the bad guys, who are in the process of raiding the house. In that scene you can clearly see a hat on her head. She moves and the hat falls off, then we see the house and back to Lori, whose hat is now mysteriously back on her head again. [She puts the hat back on while the camera is off her.] I could be wrong but, when Lori Petty is para-sailing using the tank towards the end of the film, the bullets ricochet off the straps. What the heck kind of parachute straps are strong enough to deflect bullets? [Seeing as how this is the future, and a movie based on a comic, it is quite possible, and very likely, that Rebecca's parachute straps are made of something that deflects bullets. Obviously so, considering it was deliberately filmed this way. ] When Tank Girl is on guard duty near the beginning of the film, she offers to trade Sam the dangerball for some food. However, she doesn't want to hand over the ball until she gets the food. Then they are attacked and Sam is kidnapped. How does Sam come to have the dangerball later on at Liquid Silver? [Just because we don't see Sam bring her food and get the dangerball doesn't mean she didn't. There was just a time gap between when she left and the attack.] Corrected by Grumpy ScotYou may also like: Clueless | Ladder 49 | Se7en | Twelve Monkeys | Spaceballs
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