When the Hood is arrested by the police, surely it is ridiculous that he is still powerless. He should have recovered by that point and be able to escape easily using his powers. [Under normal circumstances, the Hood would have recovered quickly. On this occasion, though, the hood had used his powers quite heavily and would therefor be fairly weak (he would have also been weakened further by his telepathic battle with his niece, Tintin). Therefore, it would take him a lot longer than usual to recover his full strength & power.]
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Near the end of the film, the crippled Thunderbird 5 is about to catastrophically re-enter the Earth's atmosphere and burn up. Predictably, the younger Tracy brother restores control, saves Thunderbird 5 and all on board. A few seconds later, a computer announces that Thunderbird 5 has resumed a geostationary orbit (such orbits are only possible at an altitude of 400km) My point? Pulling out of a fall, climbing 370km in a few seconds, and then stopping dead 400km up would have required such a massive acceleration/deceleration that everyone on board would probably have been pulverized, even if it were possible for a badly-damaged space station to move that fast. See more...
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Look at the hover bike the kids try to escape on, it has a seven printed on it. This is reference to the Thunderbirds each having a number on them (therefore saying this is the seventh Thunderbird). Thunderbird 6 was the title of an earlier Thunderbirds movie. See more...
Thunderbirds (2004) - 7 corrections
Directed by Jonathan Frakes, starring Ben Kingsley, Bill Paxton (add more)
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When the Hood is arrested by the police, surely it is ridiculous that he is still powerless. He should have recovered by that point and be able to escape easily using his powers. [Under normal circumstances, the Hood would have recovered quickly. On this occasion, though, the hood had used his powers quite heavily and would therefor be fairly weak (he would have also been weakened further by his telepathic battle with his niece, Tintin). Therefore, it would take him a lot longer than usual to recover his full strength & power.]
Soon after Alan returns to Tracy Island from school, Jeff says to him 'Why aren't you wearing your retainers?' Retainers are teeth braces that can easily be removed and put in by hand. If this is the case, then why does it hurt Alan so much for them to be removed later in the movie? [It's not mentioned how long Alan has had his retainers. For all we know, they could be brand new, and still very uncomfortable for Alan to wear. Anyone who has worn any type of brace, or retainer, will know that they are very uncomfortable to put in and remove at first.]
When the Hood and his henchmen enter Thunderbird 2 to go to London, the black man says 'ETA under an hour'. This is impossible seeing as Thunderbird 2 can travel 5000mph maximum and it is far more then 5000 miles from Tracy Island to London. [Nowhere in the film is it stated that Thunderbird 2 has a maximum speed of 5000mph.]
The hover-sled the kids use must have throttle pedals on either side of the footboards. When they first use it, Alan uses his left foot to set off, later he uses his right foot. [As the submitter himself/herself says, the sleds have pedals on both sides. Not a mistake, but an unusual design feature.]
Shortly after Lady Penelope, Parker, Alan and Fermat arrive on Tracy Island, Jeff asks where Lady P is and she is by the pool. Her phone rings and she answers it immediately saying "Parker" when in fact her name is Lady Penelope Creighton-Ward and Parker is her Butler. [Lady Penelope looked at her phone and saw it was Parker calling - she says "Parker" as a greeting.]
Just after Jeff and the boys land in London after escaping Thunderbird 5, there is a modern day Vauxhall Omega sat in the background. This film is set in 2065 (from the promotional material). I doubt the police would be using a 50-year old car in their time. [The movie is actually set in 2010, according to the trailers, which ought to take precedence over the promotional material.]
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