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At the end when we zoom up from the Sheriff and his wife, the "spy satellite" view zooms significantly back but we don't see any of the telltale evidence of the recent massive explosion to the south of them that was seen in the distance while they were walking through the field. See more...

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The Crazies (2010) - 5 corrections

starring Danielle Panabaker, Radha Mitchell, Timothy Olyphant (add more)

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

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In the beginning part of the movie where the sheriff stops the boat over the plane on the river. The screen zooms out and give a detailed latitude and longitude coordinates. When you google earth those coordinates, its exact location is a field outside of Lenox, Iowa. It is a small town similar to the one there at, but there is no river anywhere nearby. [The Town and River are fictional, hence why they dont exist in the real world. No one said the movie was a true story. If it were a true story then it would be a mistake if nothing real were located at the coordinates given.]

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When the sheriff removes the stitches from his mouth the guy on the gurney the guy says "behind you" even though his eyes were still sewn shut. [If you pay close attention, you will see that his eyes are not sewn completely shut. His eyes are open as slits, and he can still detect movement behind the sheriff.]

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How can the car wash operate? The power for the entire town, as well as the water supply, have been shut off. [A generator could explain the power and a reserve of water could explain the water. It's not unusual for a building like that to have either of them.]