Short Circuit 2

Short Circuit 2 (1988)

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Corrected entry: In beginning Johnny Five has smiley face sticker on his red 'backpack. Later, when going to the bookstore, the smiley face has been removed. (00:22:50 - 00:37:15)

lionman

Correction: Which is possible. Unless it comes back afterward, there's no mistake.

Phixius

Corrected entry: In the beginning when Johnny Five is telling Ben about his upgrades, he mentions that he has a full 500 megabytes of memory. While that may have been science fiction in the 1980's, we know full well today that 500 megabytes would be pathetically insufficient to store the amount of information he accrues, not to mention the capacity for artificial intelligence.

Correction: Some time in the future, a perfectly intelligent android may be able to run on less than 500 megs. Maybe we just haven't figured out the right compression algorithm or something. Besides, how much space artificial intelligence would take wasn't known and almost certainly couldn't be accurately estimated back in the eighties. I think this can be forgiven (like a movie filmed in 1980, set in 2010, but uses 5 1/4" floppies and Betamax).

Visible crew/equipment: When Fred is chucked on the table and says, "Watch the silk." you can see that its Fred's stunt double as he's a lot fatter and his hair is obviously a wig also he does a really good job of covering his face so the audience can't see hes a stunt man.

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Johnny 5: He locked you up? He did not smash, crush, dent, mangle you?
Fred: No, he just wanted us out of the way.
Johnny 5: Sure, kidnap the humans, destroy the machines.

Bishop73

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Question: When Ben and Fred are trying to call people with the calculator, why does the calculator randomly start playing "Help me Rhonda"?

Rollie55

Answer: They could only communicate via musical tones. They were trying to give Sandy clues as to where they were being held (playing 'Downtown' to let her know they were downtown). 'Help Me Rhonda' was a clue that they were in trouble.

Brian Katcher

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