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10 Twilight mistakes in pictures
Directed by Peter Berg, starring Cameron Diaz, Christian Slater, Jeremy Piven, Jon Favreau (add more)
Continuity: In the scene where Michael (Jeremy Piven) kills his brother Adam in the parking lot, you can see that when he pulls out of the parking space, he turns his vehicle around. The camera cuts from an outside view (where Adam's minivan is) to inside Mike's car. If you watch, Mike turns his steering wheel to the left but his car turns to the right when the camera switches back.
Visible crew/equipment: In the scene where Michael is brought to Louis' house by his friends in the car, the camera rails are visible.
Continuity: When Cameron Diaz runs out on to the street at the end of the movie she is holding a toilet scrubber and a rag. She then falls down on the road and lies on her back screaming while the camera above her is rising. The view changes and the camera is higher (obviously on a helicopter now) but during this camera switch the toilet brush has gone from one hand to another.
Continuity: In the scene where Christian Slater is about to show the house to the perspective buyers, the man has dark colored sunglasses on, then when it pans back to him, his glasses are clear, and finally when the camera returns again to the couple he has his dark colored glasses on again.
Plot hole: A security guard in a Las Vegas hotel goes to investigate a report of a disturbance in a suite, with no two-way radio, which is a key piece of equipment for security guards! When he knocks on the door, no one answers, so he uses his passkey to enter. He would not have been able to do so without notifying his supervisor. Unless he was the one and only security guard in the entire hotel, someone would have been appraised of his last known whereabouts.
Visible crew/equipment: At the very end of the movie when Kyle Fisher is in the back yard in the wheel chair, he has stumps for legs. However, if you look at the bottom of the wheelchair just below the seat, you can see his feet behind him. It is especially obvious when the wheel chair tips over and his feet move a little.
Plot hole: Neighbours had called security to complain about loud music and shouting, but no one called to complain about someone running a power saw in a hotel room?
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