In Bigweld's "Hideout", Rodney knocks over the dominoes. As the biggest one is hit, we hear the 'clunk' sound. As the camera cuts, that sound is heard again, even though the biggest domino is already falling. [If you pause the sequence on your DVD-player and carefully look at the falling dominos, by gently forwarding the sequence, you can see part of the domino which you thought was the last one falling, on the left of your screen, coming towards you and hitting the real last domino, which explains the extra 'clunk' you thought was a mistake. The audio 'clunks' are therefore correct.]
Robots (2005) - 5 corrections
Directed by Chris Wedge, starring Amanda Bynes, Drew Carey, Ewan McGregor, Halle Berry, Jennifer Coolidge, Mel Brooks, Paul Giamatti, Robin Williams (add more)
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In Bigweld's "Hideout", Rodney knocks over the dominoes. As the biggest one is hit, we hear the 'clunk' sound. As the camera cuts, that sound is heard again, even though the biggest domino is already falling. [If you pause the sequence on your DVD-player and carefully look at the falling dominos, by gently forwarding the sequence, you can see part of the domino which you thought was the last one falling, on the left of your screen, coming towards you and hitting the real last domino, which explains the extra 'clunk' you thought was a mistake. The audio 'clunks' are therefore correct.]
The fantastic cross-town journey in the ball would have destroyed Rodney and Fender - especially since Fender tended to have pieces fall off of him regularly. [It's an animated work of fiction and depicted exactly what the producers/directors wanted. Nor was it intended for the movie to accurately depict the laws of known physics. As such it's not a mistake.]
When Rodney and the gang are about to attack Ratchet's hideout they are upgrading themselves with old parts. Later in the fight scene we see Drew Carey and the one who looks like the hulk fighting with parts not seen in the pile of junk. [They never show the whole junk pile. The parts were in the areas we didn't see.]
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