Journey to the Center of the Earth

Continuity mistake: In the beginning Professor Lindenbrook places his mountain goat horned ink well out of the way behind some scales, any other scene after that, they are missing.

jACKAROOBEAR

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Suggested correction: The inkwell remains where the professor placed it. There are no good shots of it later. However, it is possible to see part of it in later shots. It remains on the shelf directly below South America on the map on the wall.

Noman ★

Continuity mistake: At the explosion in the lab, Jenny is blown on top of a desk with straight lines down the side. Nowhere prior or after shots is there any such desk. The next shot, Alec is picking her up from the floor.

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Suggested correction: When Jenny first enters the laboratory, she walks past the front row desk (there appears to be two or more additional rows behind and above the front row. The students were seated at these desks earlier.

Noman ★

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Mistakes

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Visible crew/equipment: A giant lizard grabs hold of Mason with its very long tongue. Cables can be seen around the fake tongue which are both wrapped around Mason's left leg. (02:00:10)

Larry Koehn

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Quotes

Carla Goetabaug: Someone is walking up there. I heard footsteps, human footsteps.
Sir Oliver Lindenbrook: Madam, since the beginning of time, all women have heard footsteps "up there."

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Trivia

Trivia: The dimitrodon, the dinosaur in the middle of the movie, is actually a real lizard (a basilisk, in fact) with a sail glued onto its back.

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Questions

Question: When the gang explore the ruins of the city, you can hear a low pitch humming noise. What was making that noise?

Answer: It's just an added sound effect that foreshadows an ominous event (the giant reptile) that is about to happen. It's not meant to be anything naturally occurring.

raywest ★

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