Directed by Penelope Spheeris, starring Dana Carvey, Mike Myers, Rob Lowe, Tia Carrere (add more)
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When Wayne goes to get Cassandra, he manages to find the video shoot quite easily considering that Cassandra only told him that she was going to Chicago, not where in Chicago she was going to. [Not everything that occurs between characters is shown on camera. Just because we didn't see her tell him, does not mean that she didn't.]
Corrected by wizard_of_gore
Camera film does not unravel out of the camera like it did when Wayne opened the camera on the video set - if it is still in use, it should stay where it is. If it is fully rewound, why is it still in the camera? [Perhaps inaccurate but clearly done for comic effect and as such is not a mistake.]
Wayne gets fired from the show and then is told by Benjamin that the show now belongs to him, so how does he broadcast it from his basement at the end? The network would not have allowed it and Benjamin could have had the last laugh and sued him. [They break into the station and steal a bunch of equipment. Garth uses his computer skills to broadcast the show. Completely far-fetched, but so was the rest of the movie.]
In the scene where Russell and Benjamin are flattering Vanderhoff into sponsoring the show, Vanderhoff mentions how he doesn't talk about specific video games in his commercials. However, at the very beginning of the film in his advert (watched by Benjamin and a girl in bed) he can be heard listing some of the video games available at his arcade. [Vanderhoff means that he does not talk about the video games (characters, story, weapons, etc). He did not mean that he does not name some of the games he has.]
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