Open Season

Question: Why is the word "Lorraine" scratched into the handle of Shaw's gun? The words are easily seen after Boog levels Shaw with a golf club near his gun.

trulyrandom

Chosen answer: Shaw named his shotgun "Lorraine". He refers to the gun by the name throughout the movie. It's not an uncommon practice among hunters.

MovieFan612

Answer: Well obviously Beth sings it a lot, Boog goes to sleep to it. It also helps that Mr. Dinkleman plays the tune after you pull his string. It might be a popular lullaby in timberline.

Answer: I think after the flood from the dam happened, Boog lost his teddy bear. When he went to retrieve it from Shaw's house, he was soon driven to the cellar by Shaw. Shaw was also singing the lullaby because he had the bear. He must have found it, kept it, and listened to the song enough times that he memorised it.

Continuity mistake: Mr. Dinkleman's straps appear and disappear randomly throughout the movie. Although they are adjustable and we see Boog lengthening them on his first day in the woods, there are several scenes (even before Mr. Dinkleman is damaged after the flood) where the straps just disappear.

Brenda Elzin

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Trivia: This was the very first full feature-length film by Sony Pictures Animation.

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