When Kris Kristopherson's truck crashes over the bridge near the end of the movie, on the riverbank in the background can clearly be seen, not only the camera crew but also a large audience. [Not a mistake. When Rubber Duck charges at the roadblock on the bridge, you can see a crowd running away, not to get hit. The crowd were there as a part of the story. Who says that there weren't both a crowd and camera crews at the riverbank to see what was going to happen to Rubber Duck.]
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Near the end of the film when Spider Mike is rescued from a town. The Rubber Duck's truck is damaged. It looses the bullbars on the front, and the windbreaker on the roof is flattened against the roof of the cab. Yet after leaving the town, in a series of shots showing the Rubber Duck's truck. The damage disappears or varies. The windbreaker appears fixed and so do the bars, yet in the next shot just the windbreaker is fixed and the bars aren't. It continues like this through a montage and then in the next scene when it cuts back to a close up of the truck both are damaged again. See more...
Convoy (1978) - 1 correction
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Genres: Action, Comedy, Drama, Western
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When Kris Kristopherson's truck crashes over the bridge near the end of the movie, on the riverbank in the background can clearly be seen, not only the camera crew but also a large audience. [Not a mistake. When Rubber Duck charges at the roadblock on the bridge, you can see a crowd running away, not to get hit. The crowd were there as a part of the story. Who says that there weren't both a crowd and camera crews at the riverbank to see what was going to happen to Rubber Duck.]
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