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Doom (2005) - 8 corrections

Directed by Andrzej Bartkowiak, starring Karl Urban, The Rock (add more)

Genres: Action, Adventure, Horror, Sci-fi, Thriller

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Throughout the film, Sarge refers to his men as "soldiers" and even addresses his own men as "soldier" at times. Marines never call themselves soldiers, as soldiers only pertain to the army. [This is purely an opinion based on present-day Marines who, for all we know, have no links of any kind to the futuristic group portrayed in the film. Sarge can call his troops anything he wants, short of getting their names wrong, without it being a mistake.]

Edit Corrected by Tailkinker

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The skeleton of Lucy and her child- they wouldn't die in that position (her shielding the baby) if there were mutants/demons attacking; she'd be torn apart, thrown against a rock/wall, etc. as would the child. The only way they could die and be preserved in that manner would be if she died from a volcano (ie Pompeii). When asked "How did [she] die?" Samantha replies "We don't know". Death by volcano is easy for a master archaeologist to spot. [Reaper and Samantha are not talking about Lucy and her child specifically, but the entire race they belonged to. Sam describes how their extra chromosome made them smarter, stronger and healthier, and also how the extra chromosome must have been artificially made, since earlier skeletons don't have it. Reaper then asks "If they were so smart, how come they're so dead?", to which the answer is "we don't know". So the conversation is about why an entire race of advanced beings suddenly died out, something a volcanic eruption would not be capable of.]

Edit Corrected by Twotall

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In the scene where Samantha Grimm and Duke are carrying the wounded Dr. Carmack to the lab, all of the sudden a new character appears in the scene to assist them. This brunette female in a lab coat wasn't with the soldiers or Samantha when they entered the complex through the airlock, nor was she helping them with Dr. Carmack prior to this scene. Now all of the sudden she appears from nowhere to help them and no one question who she is or where she came from. Then a few minutes later Samantha tells her to go ahead and leave to be with her daughter. What daughter? Then she just leaves the lab unescorted. [Sam already knows who the woman is, as she says that she's sure the woman's husband was okay. So obviously they have been working together, which is also how Sam knew the woman had a daughter and told her to go be with her. As for her leaving unescorted, I believe this was before they knew any monsters were roaming about or that they felt the RRTS had the problem under control.]