In the first scene when Cullen is entering the vault, she swipes her card then she types a 10 digit code to get in. But, close to the end of the movie when they are running the disk, the bad guys check the vault and Moorhart enters an 8 digit pass and it doesn't work, then he enters a 7 digit pass. What's with that? Is that a mistake or is he just an idiot? [Passcodes generally contain a different number of digits, so no he isn't. Also, this mistake is invalid, because in contradicts itself by asking whether or not it is a mistake. This should have been submitted as a question.]
Eraser (1996) - 16 corrections
Directed by Chuck Russell, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, James Caan, James Coburn, James Cromwell, Robert Pastorelli (add more)
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In the first scene when Cullen is entering the vault, she swipes her card then she types a 10 digit code to get in. But, close to the end of the movie when they are running the disk, the bad guys check the vault and Moorhart enters an 8 digit pass and it doesn't work, then he enters a 7 digit pass. What's with that? Is that a mistake or is he just an idiot? [Passcodes generally contain a different number of digits, so no he isn't. Also, this mistake is invalid, because in contradicts itself by asking whether or not it is a mistake. This should have been submitted as a question.]
In the shot of the house (the very first shot of the movie) you can see through the curtains that the lights are on inside. Yet when the camera shots are inside the house, the lights are suddenly off. [When it cuts to the inside of the house you can see the lights are on for about a second before they are switched off.]
At the end, Arnie is shot in one arm, which means he's got one left functioning. He jumps onto the side of a container being hoisted by a crane (he's got to use his only good arm to hang on). Yet, he still manages to punch some baddie on top of the container in the nose (with his 3rd arm). [Arnold (and his character) is extremely fit and strong. That, coupled with his extensive training and the massive adrenaline rush he's surely feeling, might be enough for him to shake off the pain and keep using his injured arm.]
At the beginning of the movie, Arnold squirts fake blood over the witness and the woman. The bloodtrail on the males shirt is apparent, but in the next shot when Arnold takes the picture the shirt is suddenly covered in blood. [This is because the blood solution dried, creating the look of real blood. This is what it is meant to do.]
After Arnold discovers who the traitor is and is drugged, he pages Lee with the code to leave the apartment. Why would he do that? The plane was heading to Atlanta, 1000 miles away from NYC. If he didn't make the call, they would never trace it to NY and would never have found her. [It's probably standard procedure to warn her. If there's a traitor, who knows how many people he's got working with him, anyone one of whom might very well have figured out where Lee is and be on their way to kill her. He probably figures his best bet is to get her moving.]
At the beginning, notice the brooch that holds the microphone on the woman. When she exits with the disk, the brooch jumps to the other side of her coat. [Notice that the scene where she's attaching the microphone (in the brooch) is shot into the mirror, so the microphone is obviosly placed opposite when she is shot from the front.]
In the scene where Johnny is in the hospital and he pulls out the plug on one of his monitor things, you hear beeping like he is going into cardiac arrest. The doctors bring over the defibrillator and shock him. Unless he was really dying, they could not have used it on him because if the defibrillator senses a heartbeat, it will not work. [The defibrillator didn't detect a heartbeat because it was still disconnected. When Johnny pulled the sensor the nurse didn't check to see if it was still connected, you only see her look at the monitor and then attempt to defib. Also they were using a manual defibrillator which wasn't connected to the monitor and would have worked, an A.E.D (automatic electronic defibrillator) would not have worked.]
At the beginning of the movie when Arnold is faking the deaths with the corpses from the morgue, he takes a picture of the witnesses bound and gagged. He appears to be using a small 35mm camera but when he goes outside to plant the pictures on the bodies of the goons, he has instant Polaroid pictures. He obviously would not have had time to have the film developed before the police arrived. [Lots of 35mm cameras can fit a 'Polaroid back' - a fitting that allows Polaroid instant film to be used. (Professional photographers use them for test shots.)]
When Arnie finally lets go of the plane and heads towards the parachute he threw, the camera zooms up on him and you can clearly see a parachute already on his back. This is extra strange because Arnie didn't do a parachute jump, a stunt man did, so why is he wearing one at that moment? Perhaps some bad editing? [It is not a parachute on his back. It is a sweater puffed up by the wind.]
When Arnold is protecting the girl under the fridge lid, one of those "knife" things goes through his right hand. When Arnold and the girl are running away from the house as it is blowing up, there is no wound on his right hand. [In the DVD version,the wound and the blood are both visible, even without using freeze-frame.]
When Vanessa Williams is in the computer room of Cyrex and has just copied the first disc, she takes the disc out of the computer and closes the disc drive. Having decided to copy another disc, she inserts a disc direct into the disc drive even though she hasn't even opened it at all. [In the DVD version, the camera remains at a position above the drive, so we can't tell if she opened it or not (although the time elapsed would indicate that she did).]
Electromagnetic railguns work off of the principle of electromagnetic energy. When the girl explains the principle of how the guns worked she says that they use aluminium rounds. Aluminium is a non-ferrous metal and is not affected by electromagnetic energy. [This is not entirely accurate. Electric current at a right angle to a magnetic field produces a force perpendicular to both. This force propels the projectile. The projectile must be conductive, but it needn't be magnetic.]
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