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Addicted to Love (1997) - 5 mistakes

Directed by Griffin Dunne, starring Matthew Broderick, Meg Ryan (add more)

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Mistake Continuity: In the scene where Sam and Anton are finished fighting (Anton is in an upper-body cast), the arm support on his right keeps changing. First it's a short piece coming from the elbow, then it is a long piece coming from the side, and then back again.

Mistake Continuity: In the scene when Matthew Broderick is watching his girlfriend on the wall with his camera obscura he starts painting the wall white. After he gets a good patch painted, they go in for a close-up. The close-up however is of him painting the wall from a few seconds earlier. You can tell this by his girlfriend making the same head movement right before they cut to the close-up and the roller going in the same direction as it did before the close-up

Mistake Factual error: At the start of the film, they are using an optical telescope for astronomy in daylight. This is not possible. The telescope is also far too small to be giving such a detailed picture.

Mistake Continuity: In the scene where Matthew Boderick went to New York to look for Kelly Preston, he went up to her apartment during the day. But when he left, it was night-time. He could not possibly be up there for so long as he only went up to ring her doorbell.

Mistake Audio problem: When Anton is walking through the park and Maggie and Sam had just bribed the street performer to allow them to put lipstick on the monkey, you can hear applause although none of the onlookers were clapping. This happened when the monkey initially jumped onto Anton. It was only after the monkey jumped off and Anton acknowledged the onlookers did the audio match.

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