Corrected entry: In the flashback of Daniel covering for his friend's art supplies, the teacher asks the class how much the supplies are. When he asks the class how much the paints are, most of the class says, "$3" but you can clearly make out some kids saying, "3.50." The error repeats itself when the teacher asks how much are the supplies in total, and the class says, "$13," but some kids say, "13.50."
Defending Your Life (1991)
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Directed by: Albert Brooks
Starring: Meryl Streep, Rip Torn, Albert Brooks, James Eckhouse, Michael Durrell, Gary Beach
Continuity mistake: When Daniel and Diamond are having lunch, Diamond is drinking some red drink and Daniel has water. Both glasses jump all over the table and the liquid levels change as well.
Daniel Miller: Where were you? I'm just curious.
Bob Diamond: I'd tell you, but you wouldn't understand.
Daniel Miller: Don't treat me like a moron. Try me.
Bob Diamond: I was trapped near the inner circle of thought.
Daniel Miller: I don't understand.
Bob Diamond: I told you.
Correction: This isn't a mistake. This is a clear case of kids not exactly knowing the costs.
Ian Hunt