Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (2003) - 185 corrections
Directed by Gore Verbinski, starring Jack Davenport, Johnny Depp, Keira Knightley, Mackenzie Crook, Geoffrey Rush, Orlando Bloom, Jonathan Pryce (add more)
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In the shot where Jack Sparrow uses the handcuffs to slide down the rope, if his hands were bound, and the rope was tied at the end, how did he get off and how did he get onto the rope in the first place? [He folds the chain in half and flips the loop over the rope and grabs the loop (the middle of the chain) to slide down the rope. His hands are still bound, but the chain is long enough to do this.]
After Elizabeth wakes up and opens her drawer to find the medallion; when she raises the false bottom of the drawer the medallion is dusty, but when she picks it up it is shiny and clean. [The medallion starts out dusty, but as Elizabeth takes it out of the drawer she wipes it off. That's why it becomes shiny and clean.]
When Johnny Depp and Geoffrey Rush are fighting on the Isla de Muerta and Depp is stabbed, he stumbles back into the moonlight and you can see his skeleton form because he's holding the gold - he's under the curse. However, this never occurs in the beginning scenes of the film when Elizabeth wears the amulet and steps into the moonlight. [The curse only affects those who steal the gold coins directly from the aztec chest, which is why Will is unaffected by it when his father sends it to him and why Elizabeth is unaffected by the curse when she takes the coin from Will, to protect him from her father who might mistake him for a pirate. Jack steals the coin, probably hoping for the curse to protect him, since he knows a great battle is coming.]
When Jack and Will have the canoe over their heads and are underwater, the water would have rushed into the boat from underneath. [Not at all - hold an empty glass upside down and submerge it in a sink full of water - the air pressure keeps the majority of the water out, provided the glass isn't tilted.]
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