In the scene where Dracula and Mary first meet face to face Dracula has a bruise on his cheek. In none of his previous scenes was he seen taking a blow to his cheek, and even if he had, it would have certainly healed considering he had been shot three times mere moments before and those wounds have already healed. [It isn't a bruise on his cheek, it's a burn from daylight; earlier in the scene, the thief shot a hole in the plane causing daylight to pour through and it burns his cheek. It is safe to assume that an injury caused by his weakness take longer to heal.]
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When Mary discovers her father's body under Lucy's bed he has a new wound above his right eye, but the much larger wound he received earlier in the evening fighting Solina and Trick is now missing. See more...
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Anyone notice this? After Mary sees a vision of herself making out with Dracula at the record store, she runs out and tells Lucy to cover her shift. At that moment, Lucy is standing in front of a rack of CDs by singer "Vitamin C". Colleen Fitzpatrick, a.k.a. Vitamin C, is playing Lucy. See more...
Dracula 2000 (2000) - 3 corrections
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In the scene where Dracula and Mary first meet face to face Dracula has a bruise on his cheek. In none of his previous scenes was he seen taking a blow to his cheek, and even if he had, it would have certainly healed considering he had been shot three times mere moments before and those wounds have already healed. [It isn't a bruise on his cheek, it's a burn from daylight; earlier in the scene, the thief shot a hole in the plane causing daylight to pour through and it burns his cheek. It is safe to assume that an injury caused by his weakness take longer to heal.]
While on the cargo plane, Dracula's casket is airtight and can't be pried open, yet when ghostly fog starts to seep out from under the lid, you can see the the lid is propped open with wood on the inside, letting the fog escape. [They never said the casket was airtight, they just could not get it open, and since Dracula was able to get some blood, that could explain the fog.]
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