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In the beginning when the man says "That's it Evans, you're fired", you can see Evans talk, but you can't hear him. See more...

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The Meaning of Life (1983) - 6 corrections

Directed by Terry Gilliam, starring Carol Cleveland, Eric Idle, Graham Chapman, John Cleese, Michael Palin, Terry Gilliam, Terry Jones (add more)

Genres: Comedy, Musical, Fantasy

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During 'Christmas in Heaven' when the girls go into the air, you can see wires holding them. [It is a stage presentation put on as a show for the 'guests' in heaven, the actresses are supposed to be on wires. No mistake.]

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In the marching scene when the guy said he wants to be home with the wife and kids, when you see a shot of the back of his head, you see his mouth move, but you don't hear anything. [No, immediately as he starts to talk the camera switches from behind him to in front. There is no mistake here.]

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When the waiter leads the viewer to his childhood home, he wears his napkin over the same arm throughout except for one shot, when it suddenly changes to the other arm and then back again. [It's not a different shot; it's a completely different scene. The waiter has plenty of time before and after to change the napkin from one arm to the other and back.]