Spider-Man 3

Continuity mistake: When Gwen is free falling, her hair moves wildly except for the part where she is about to be crushed by two pieces of concrete, where her CGI hair is completely still.

Sacha

Continuity mistake: In the scene where Marko falls into the molecular chamber and the machine starts up, turning his insides to sand, we follow pieces of sand into his left hand but, going in the same direction we went in, we come out of his right hand.

movieobserver

Continuity mistake: In the scene where Spider-Man is being given the key to the city, the view as the camera sweeps the band, it shows a full row of members on the top left, but when you see the band from the park angle (during MJ's conversation), there are less band members.

Plot hole: In this movie Goblin was able to sneak up on Peter. But in the previous movies Peter was able to sense danger from quite a distance away; Green Goblin from a few blocks and the train barricade from over a mile.

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Trivia: While taunting Spider-Man about Mary Jane in the final battle scene, Venom says, "How's that sound, tiger?" He says the same line in the 1990s Spider-Man animated series.

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Question: Was Spider-Man's identity ever made public at the end of this movie? He was without his mask several times during the final battle and there were a lot of cameras, so...?

Brad

Chosen answer: There's no evidence to suggest that his identity was compromised at any point.

Tailkinker

Answer: The fight between Sandman, Venom and Spider-Man was high up on a construction site so nobody watching the action from ground level would be able to see his face.

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