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Bill Munny: You better bury Ned right, and don't go cuttin' up... nor otherwise harm no whores, or I'll come back and kill every one of you sons-a-bitches.

In the bar scene where Gene Hackman confronts Clint Eastwood there is a whiskey bottle and a glass on the table in front of Eastwood. He shoves the glass forward and you definitely hear it chink against the bottle. In the next second there are several inches of space between the bottle and the glass. See more...

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Unforgiven (1992) - 7 corrections

Directed by Clint Eastwood, starring Clint Eastwood, Gene Hackman, Morgan Freeman (add more)

Genres: Drama, Western

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The scene on the train features some dialogue implying the assassination of James Garfield, President of the United States, by Charles J. Guiteau. However, the assassination took place in 1881; the film takes place in 1880. [The film starts in 1880 but most of the acton is in the following year 1881, when Garfield was shot.]

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The white horse that Eastwood rides is stallion, not a mare (look carefully). [This must be linked to something else in the movie in order for it to be a mistake. The fact that it is a stallion would not be an error unless it is speciffically mentioned somewhere in the film that it is a mare. Where is the mistake?]

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In the final gun fight Clint Eastwood shoots the deputy in the off yellow shirt standing next to "the fat man" in the upper stomach. The deputy does not seem to notice this and keeps firing. In the next scene he appears to be shot again and falls dead, only one bullet hole is visible. [That's because the first shot missed. That's why Eastwood's character shot at him again.]

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Right after Little Bill beats the tar out of English Bob, Bob falls unconscious. Little Bill then proceeds to yell at everyone standing around. While he is yelling, watch closely in the background (bottom right of the screen) and you will notice the unconscious English Bob moving and looking directly at the camera waiting for a "cut." [Bob is slipping in and out of consciousness. As for what he's "waiting for", that's an assumption on your part. Most people in his position would lie as still as possible to avoid being beaten more.]

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During the final scene, there is a thunderstorm happening as Will rides into town and then proceeds to kill Little Bill and the rest. Although there is very loud thunder, there is never any lightning. [Sometimes, thick cloud between the lightning and the observer can mask the flashes even though the thunder is heard. In addition, if the storm is distant, the time delay between the flash and the thunder becomes so great that succeeding strikes overlap. Then it becomes almost impossible to relate the thunder to any particular flash.]

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Eastwood is visiting the grave of his wife. On the gravestone it reads "Born March 1840....died August 1878...aged 29 years." But that would be 38 years. [Claudia's gravestone is accurate. It says she was born in 1849 (not 1840) and died in 1878, making her 29 years old. The glare almost hides part of the 9, making it appear to be a small zero.]

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When Morgan Freeman sews up Eastwood's eye, he sews up the right side and after it's done, it's the left eye. [Clints character has cuts on both sides of his face sewn up by Morgan Freeman, but you only see him stitch up one.]

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