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News Producer: [looking at crashed airplane] Were you on that plane?
Ray: No.
News Producer: Shame. That would have made a great story.
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Ray walks into the living room when Rachel watches TV, sits down, asks about the splinter while still holding a coffee mug with his outstretched arm leaning on his leg and his feet on the floor, in the shot facing him. In the next shot from behind, his leg is now on the footrest, his arm lies on the chair arm, and he’s not holding the mug. Then moments later something similar happens. See more...
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In an early scene in which Rachel is watching television, she's channel surfing. At one point, she hits briefly upon a shot of a car being demolished by a speeding locomotive. This is, in fact, a scene from "The Greatest Show on Earth," which Steven Spielberg has reported as the first movie he ever saw. See more...
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War of the Worlds
Continuity: When Ray places the silver garbage can at the curb, he places it parallel to the other cans, but in the following shots they form a triangle. They also change position, such as the blue recycling can being directly in front of Tim’s back car, yet when Robbie gets out the can is far enough away from the car to allow the back door to open freely.
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