When Whoopi Goldberg is pushing herself along the walkway after she is stuck to the chair, you can see her move out of view on the camera angle. They then have the angle from in front of her, still pushing herself along the walkway. They then go back to the previous angle and she is back where she started from without rolling backwards. See more...
The Rolling Stone magazine that the headmaster finds in the library that reveals Mary Clarence's/Doloris' true self is one of the magazines seen in the credits on the first film. See more...
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Why does Mary Robert still wear a different habit? Although a few years have passed, shouldn't she have already become a full nun? [That entirely depends on her own feelings. If she did not feel ready to take full vows, she would remain a novice for as long as she wanted.]
Answered by Twotall
When Deloris asks the class where their music books are, and they point to the ceiling, what is on the ceiling, and why do they point to the ceiling in the first place? [Because they have torn all the pages out and used them as spit balls and stuck them to the ceiling.]
Answered by shortdanzr
During the medley at the beginning of the film, does anyone know what the first song is that Deloris begins to sing? It sounds like it starts off "Starlight..." [The first song is "Love Child" by Diana Ross and the Supremes. The first words in the medley are "I started life".]
Answered by Shaun Ewing
What does Whoopi mean at the end when saying she is a 'headliner'? [A headliner is someone who receives top billing for a show or concert. She is the main attraction, and probably has a lesser known band/act perform before her, or "open for her".]
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