Before he leaves for his Baja fishing trip, Jack Nicholson's character sits at an airport bar drinking a plastic cup of Scotch. As the camera pulls away in the next frame, he's shown sitting in front of a tall flute of beer. A few frames later, he's back in close up, nursing his short plastic cup of scotch. [These shots are split by shots showing TV news coverage, planes leaving the hanger, etc, and are intended to show that significant time is passing as he sits there. His going from scotch to beer and back to scotch is another hint that he's been there long enough to have had several drinks.] Corrected by John W RosaThe Pledge (2001) - 2 corrections
Directed by Sean Penn, starring Benicio Del Toro, Jack Nicholson, Robin Wright Penn
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Before he leaves for his Baja fishing trip, Jack Nicholson's character sits at an airport bar drinking a plastic cup of Scotch. As the camera pulls away in the next frame, he's shown sitting in front of a tall flute of beer. A few frames later, he's back in close up, nursing his short plastic cup of scotch. [These shots are split by shots showing TV news coverage, planes leaving the hanger, etc, and are intended to show that significant time is passing as he sits there. His going from scotch to beer and back to scotch is another hint that he's been there long enough to have had several drinks.] Corrected by John W Rosa
When we first meet Robin Penn, in the restaurant where she works, her right front tooth is noticibly chipped. When we see Robin at the end of the movie, her tooth is whole. No cosmetic dentistry visits between scenes were mentioned. [Her ex hit her and a tooth came out. Jerry comments on her new tooth at a fishingtrip.]You may also like: Pulp Fiction | From Russia With Love | Planet Terror | Oh, God! You Devil | Teachers


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