Corrected entry: If John Carter is able to jump higher and be stronger due to the weaker gravity of Mars, then why is he able to breathe? Low gravity means less atmosphere.
John Carter (2012)
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Directed by: Andrew Stanton
Starring: Willem Dafoe, Samantha Morton, Taylor Kitsch, Lynn Collins
Continuity mistake: When Edgar Rice Burroughs receives the diary from John Carter's attorney on the table, he grabs the book and turns it around to have the book's spine on this left hand. However, when the attorney stands up and shakes Edgar's hand to say goodbye, the book appears with the spine to his right.
Matai Shang: We do not cause the destruction of a world, Captain Carter. We simply manage it. Feed off it, if you like.
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Correction: This is a fictional Mars, inhabited by at least two highly technological races, the Red Martians and the Therns, and thus it is not unreasonable to assume that the technology exists to maintain the atmosphere in a state breathable by the inhabitants. The Barsoom stories, on which the film is based, include references to atmosphere plants, city-sized mechanisms to do exactly that. While these are not mentioned in the film, in the absence of any evidence to the contrary, it can be assumed that the plants are indeed present and functional.
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