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Around the World in 80 Days (2004) - 28 mistakes

Directed by Frank Coraci, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Ewen Bremner, Ian McNeice, Jackie Chan, Jim Broadbent, Steve Coogan (add more)

Genres: Action, Adventure, Comedy, Family, Romance, Western

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Continuity: When Passepartout takes the little red book from Fogg, his grip on it changes between shots. First his left hand holds the top left corner of the book and his right hand the bottom right corner. In the next shot, it's the opposite.

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Continuity: When Passepartout is flying down the street with the equipment on his back, he crashes through a painting. When his head goes through the painting, a piece of it rips and hangs under his chin. When it cuts to a wide shot, the piece is gone.

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Continuity: On board the S.S. Carmen when Fogg says "By these calculations I still be behind by one day" you can see a man climbing in the ropes behind them. When it cuts to the steamer captain the man in the ropes is gone.

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Continuity: After Passepartout has fallen off the tree and landed in front of Fogg, there's a broken twig on his back. When it cuts to him getting up, the twig is suddenly gone.

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Continuity: When Fogg meets the character played by Rob Schneider, Rob says "Now, your stink is your most powerful weapon..." while pointing with his fingers. When it cuts to Fogg you see Rob's hands suddenly appears on Fogg's shoulders.

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Deliberate "mistake": If Fogg and company are well on their way around the world, how on earth did Inspector Fix beat them to India?

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Continuity: When the old valet has left Fogg, Fogg gets on his knees. It cuts to Passepartout beginning to fall off the tree, then when it cuts again Fogg is suddenly standing.

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Continuity: In the beginning when Passepartout escapes the policemen, there is a couple moving away from the fence. When it cuts to the policeman stopping, the couple moves away from the fence again.

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