F/X2

F/X2 (1991)

5 mistakes - chronological order

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Deliberate mistake: Smoke from a smoke machine smells very acrid, is standard temperature and would never be confused with hot steam from a shower. The man with the knife would have suspected something is wrong once he was in range to smell and feel the "steam". (00:26:35)

Ian Hunt

Factual error: Take a look at the directory listing on Chris' computer. It is absolutely absurd. The game Battlechess, for instance, is shown having the filename BATTLECH.ESS . No popular program uses an .ESS extension. It should be BATTLE.EXE . Besides, Battlechess takes a whole CD by itself. It would not be on a single floppy with a bunch of unrelated files. (00:32:40)

Revealing mistake: When Rollie is hanging from the ladder and the bolt breaks, you can see the smoke from the exploding bolt. (00:42:50)

Ian Hunt

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Continuity mistake: Towards the end of the movie, when the mob appraiser has verified the medallions are authentic, he is wearing two white gloves. He then asks if he can leave. When he stands up and gathers his things, he has only one glove on. The shot cuts away. When it cuts back to him, he has two gloves on again. (01:32:50)

Other mistake: There are several moments while using the clown dummy toy that make it very obvious it is an actor in a suit. Most obvious of which is that it somehow 'senses' things like the momentum and orientation of the person controlling it, when all it is shown to do is copy muscle movements/motor skills. There are far too many examples to list.

Trivia: Midway through the film, Rollie calls his step-son Chris. The film on the TV that Chris is watching is the opening shootout scene from the first movie F/X.

Soylent Purple

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