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When the Master almost falls off the bridge, the Monk With No Name gives him the pole to grab onto. You see the Master grab the pole and his hands are at the end of the pole. The camera angle changes and his hands are now at the middle of the pole. See more...

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Bulletproof Monk (2003) - 6 corrections

Directed by Paul Hunter (add more)

Genres: Action, Adventure, Comedy

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Entry The Monk With No Name helps his Master from almost falling off the bridge and when he pulls him up they are standing in front of each other. The camera angle changes and they are now almost 10 feet from each other. [It's obvious that it's not directly after, but a few seconds after.]
Entry When Kar unwraps the phone cord from his boss's neck, it is still in coiled fashion, how do you choke someone to death without tightening the cord? [Most phone cords even when stretched will return to there coiled state when let go, so although it was tight to choke the guy, it would have become recoiled when it was let go.]
Entry In the scene where the Monk corrects Kar's pronunciation of his name he tells him he "doesn't look Cantonese". Cantonese is a dialect - there's no such thing as "looking" it. Kar does mean family but the word means nothing on its own. It's like calling yourself "me". [Cantonese is a dialect from the Quangdong Province. In Chinese, you can call someone a "guangdong ren," someone from Guangdong...so someone who looks Cantonese is correct in this sense. The family character alone can still mean family when translated to english....]
Entry After Kar's (Seann Scott Williams) fight with Mr. Funktastic, the patches of dirt on Mr. Funktastic's jacket change between shots. [Mr. Funktastic never has a jacket on before, during, or after the fight.]
Entry Monk (Chow Yun-Fat) learned he must never read the entire scroll or he would gain all the power of the earth. He had to have read it to tattoo it on his body and memorize the last verse. If he had all the power, he shouldn't have been able to be caught by the soldier and tortured. [At the start the master says "whoever reads the scroll aloud..." He could have tattooed himself without invoking the power, or else memorised the last bit, destroyed it, and then given the rest of the scroll to someone else to tattoo on him.]
Entry The leader of the underground gang calls himself Mister Fantastic. The tattoo on his chest says Mister Funktastic. [Yes, at one point in time he calls himself "Mr. Fantastic". However, later in the same scene he refers to himself as "Mr. Funktastic" just like everyone else calls him. It is his nickname. For example; when Jade tells him fighting makes her hot, he tells Kar that he can't finish him off because his lady needs some "funktastic lovin'" or something to that effect.]

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