Music Within

Factual error: When Richard asks Art his opinion of his book, a copy of "Haymarket Scrapbook" is on a shelf. This book was first published in 1986, yet Richard's book will be published in 1981. (01:03:00)

johnrosa

Factual error: When Art buys a soda, a close-up reveals the quarter he uses is not a pre-1998 US Quarter (George Washington bust on the front, eagle on the back), nor the 1976 Bicentennial version, but appears to be one of the 50-states series of 1998-2008 quarters, most likely Oregon (which happens to be the state where the filming was done). (00:26:00)

johnrosa

Continuity mistake: In 25 years neither Richard, Art, Chris nor Nikos age. They all look exactly the same throughout the movie.

Sacha

Visible crew/equipment: At the end of the movie, Richard exits his car to eat pancakes with Art. The boom mike is reflected on the door, including the operator's hand holding it.

Sacha

Factual error: In the Vietnam scenes, the helicopter had a wire cutter (a prominent forward-leaning blade above the windshield), but they weren't in use on military helicopters of that era.

Factual error: During a scene from 1978, Richard's taxi has the third brake light in the rear window, but those lights weren't introduced until 1986.

Factual error: When driving in Portland in 1972, many newer buildings in downtown are visible, including the US Bancorp tower, which was constructed in 1983.

Mr. Parks: "Most people go to their graves with their music inside them." - What was Mr. Holmes saying? Come on guys, it's not that hard. He's saying that most people die without discovering their own genius, without expressing the uniqueness that makes them special.

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