Jill's Mother: You're a whore, just like your mother!
Rick Riker: Who was that?
Jill Johnson: My mother.
When Dr. Stromm straps Landers into the machine, he fails to strap in Landers' left hand. But, in the next shot, both hands are strapped in. See more...
On the Youtube video, the video description says it was added on March 28th, 2008. This is the release date of the movie. See more...
starring Christopher McDonald, Leslie Nielsen (add more)
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When The Dragonfly is protecting Jill in the alley, he bangs a bad guy's head against a brick wall. You can tell that the wall is not really made of bricks, because it dents as the actor's head hits it. [That was the point of the joke. It's a rubberized wall, and since this movie is spoofing all kinds of things about superhero movies, this kind of joke is expected and anticipated.]
When the dragonfly sprouts wings it should tear through his costume, but in later scenes there are no tears in his costume. [Despite being a movie made to spoof superhero films, perhaps there's a simple reason that Rick Rikler's superhero uniform was made by special fabric that stretches itself out to accomodate the wings(such as in Spider-man, Peter Parker's outfit is specially made thin enough for his web to be shot through the fabric).]
The hood of the truck that crashes into the dragonfly is obviosly made of fiber glass. [Yes, Freightliner hoods are made of re-enforced fiberglass, as are 99% of all semi truck hoods. If they're made of metal, they are too heavy to flip forward to check the oil, or service the engine, and would need a hoist to open them.]
Near the end, part of Rick's glove gets torn off, exposing his ring. In the next scene, the glove is intact. [His glove is never back intact.]
Corrected by logan crews
In the part where Rick protects the girl in the alley, when he slams the bad guy's head into the wall, you can tell that the wall is fake and that it's soft. [You need to be more specific as to why you think that wall is soft and fake, does it dent in, does it move, how do you know that it is fake?]
When The Hourglass attacks Rick's house, Jill disappears. [Jill does not disappear. She falls down. Due to the angle it was filmed, the top of the table appears to be covering her.]
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