Continuity: When Happy is trying out for the hockey team, he sends a slapshot in front of the coaches and it breaks the glass. In the next shot the glass is intact.
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If you look in the background during one of the tournaments, you will see a few of Happy's fans holding cut out signs of his face. This is the same but blown up picture that is used in Billy Madison to mark what grade he was in. See more...
Happy Gilmore (1996) - 7 major mistakes
Directed by Dennis Dugan, starring Adam Sandler, Ben Stiller, Carl Weathers, Christopher McDonald, Julie Bowen, Richard Kiel (add more)
Revealing: In at least one scene, you can see the ruts that the filmmakers made in the greens to make Happy's putts go where they wanted them to.
Plot hole: In the final tournament when Happy is stuck in the rough, he swings five times. Assuming he hit his drive into the rough and hit an AMAZING shot from the edge of the water into the hole, he still could do no better than a seven on the hole. Happy only lost one stroke on the hole.
Continuity: The exact same shots of the golf ball sailing through the air are used two or three times, especially during the last golf tournament.
Revealing: In the scene where the volkswagon is driving on the golf course to run over Happy, you can see tracks in the ground where the car had already been.
Revealing: When Happy tosses the IRS agent out of Grandma Gilmore's window, he falls down the steps outside and it is blatantly obvious that he is wearing kneepads under his suit pants.
Continuity: When Happy pleads with Chubbs to take him for lessons, he shakes Chubbs' hand. He pulls off a few fingers, but not his ring finger. When the shot changes to behind Chubbs, you can see that his ring finger is not there.
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