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In the final scene in the cave, the protagonist walks under the rain and becomes wet. After the whole poisonous needle thing, the camera cuts back to her and she is completely dry. See more...
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (2000) - 8 corrections
Directed by Ang Lee, starring Chow Yun-Fat, Michelle Yeoh, Zhang Ziyi (add more)
Genres: Action, Adventure, Drama, Fantasy, History
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In the scene where Jen remembers back to the desert where she first met Lo, when she is chasing him across the desert and they stop by the dried up water creek. They get off their horses and Lo gets a water bottle, drinks from it and passes it to Jen. She drinks from it and throws it back to which he catches it Jen attacks Lo. The camera angle changes to see them begin to roll down a sand dune but the water bottle has now disappeared. [Lo drops the water bottle when Jen hits him.]
In the scene where Jen and Lo are in the cave in the desert and Jen stabs Lo in the chest, the blood starts dripping down from about an inch above where he was actually stabbed. [The needle casts a small shadow on the chest, as do the folds of Lo's clothing; the blood drips from the point of stabbing.]
In the scene where Jen is kicking everyone's butt in the restaurant, take a good look where she "supposedly" knocked out two men before having to confront the big bald guy on the stairs. Look to your right and you'll see that the guy never falls down but just backs up to where he thinks he's out of frame. You'll need the widescreen version to see it because it's cut off in pan & scan. [This isn't a goof; he's backpeddling from her hit and then stops himself when he becomes distracted by the bald guy's sudden yelling. You can see him look up at the bald guy.]
In the fight scene with all the weapons, Michelle Yeoh grabs a gold post (which causes blue sparks when it comes in contact with the green destiny). In the first few seconds with this weapon she misses and destroys a weapon stand. In the next shot, the weapon stand is intact. [There are two stands. On the following shots you can see that next to the intact stand is the broken one.]
In the final swordfight scene between Michelle Yeoh's character, Shu Lien, and Zhang Ziyihi's character, Jen, in Shu Lien's security headquarters, Shu Lien is swinging a heavy wooden stick that crushes everything it hits, including the floor tiles. However in a subsequent shot in the same scene shot from above none of the floor tiles are smashed. [The tiles are still broken, you have to look really closely at the tiles on the bottom of the screen and you see the hole in the floor.]
There is a scene in the film where the little Chinese girl beats the crap out of everyone in some kind of bar. She beats one of the guys up and he falls out of the balcony and breaks it. Then, a few minutes later, it shows a view of the bar from the outside and the balcony is completely intact. [If you look closely you can see that the intact balcony/fence is being painted - so we can assume some time has passed between the scenes and it has been fixed.]
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