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Drag Me To Hell (2009) - 6 mistakes

Directed by Sam Raimi (add more)

Genres: Horror, Thriller

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Mistake Continuity: During the seance, the white goat disappears for one shot (from high above the table) and then reappears.

Mistake Continuity: A spirit knocks Christine over and gives her a bloody lip. Her boyfriend tends to her lip, which is very swollen. As she sleeps, there is a close up of a fly going into her mouth between her lips that are not swollen at all. After she swallows the fly, she sits up and her bottom lip is swollen again.

Mistake Other: In the scene where Christine first meets the seer, the seer takes Clay's credit card to charge $60, but in the uninterrupted events that follow, he charges nothing to the card. After becoming frightened, he insists on 'returning' the money, but is later revealed to have taken the money anyway. After having insisted on not taking the money, it would have taken an uncomfortable set of circumstances for the group to agree to let the seer electronically charge the money to the credit account anyway, rather than agreeing on no charge and simply leaving.

Mistake Continuity: In the scene where Christine is at the women's house at the end of the film, she is sitting at the table with the women and two guys and the goat. The creature is entering the scene and it's very loud. Christine in holding her ears. The next shot, her hands are down and she's looking at the door. In the next shot, she is holding her ears again.

Mistake Audio problem: In the first scene when Christine is driving her car, she has the blowers on max speed yet there is no sound from the fans whatsoever.

Mistake Other: When Christine fixes Clay's printer, there's just one small problem. Clay has two iMacs in his office, seemingly connected to an old HP DeskJet printer with a parallel interface. New iMacs do not have parallel ports, so Christine only solved one of Clay's problems.

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