Corrected entry: Fraser's girlfriend slams a chair against a soundproof glass and the glass shatters. Soundproof glass is usually 3 or 4 inches thick and is very hard to break. Also, if the glass wasn't soundproof, it should've been because most radio stations have those. (01:19:15)
Corrected entry: When Chazz, while dressed as a delivery guy, is running from the security guards at Palantine Records, he slips into an elevator just as the doors are closing. Every elevator in every office building has a sensor that opens the doors back up when anything passes in front. This prevents people from being crushed. Those doors would have opened as he passed by, and the guards would have snagged him.
Correction: There are sensors on MOST elevators, yes. However there are numerous stories of people who get a finger or hand crushed because they are dumb enough to put there hands in before it closes. Some elevators won't stop closing if someone is holding the close button, or that the door has to be grabbed.
Corrected entry: In the very start of the movie when Brendan Fraser is about to go to the record producer he is seen taking his bike helmet off and leather jacket with a sleeveless black shirt on underneath. The next shot cuts to his hands putting his helmet in the saddle bags on his bike and he magically has grown a blue button up shirt on over the black sleeveless shirt.
Correction: He takes the shirt out of his pocket/saddle bag and puts it on outside the record company to disguise himself as a delivery boy.
Correction: Given that you can hear what goes on inside the booth from the outside, it obviously isn't soundproof. And just because "most" radio stations have it, doesn't mean all do. My local pop/rock station doesn't.
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