Corrected entry: At the end, Frankie is fed upon by several soldiers, and is seen being torn apart. His left arm separates from the body. Yet at the end, his body is whole, and even his shirt is undamaged. Mighty post-mortem regeneration?
Enso
22nd Jan 2010
Daybreakers (2009)
8th Mar 2010
Saw VI (2009)
Corrected entry: In the opening "game" of the film, Simone is forced to remove flesh to stay alive. We then see her sever an arm with a few blows from a hatchet in order to win the game. The arm is removed about 3 inches below the elbow but a later scene in the hospital shows a bandage with the arm completely gone from far above the elbow. Furthermore, modern advances in limb re-attachment allow for a limb to be re-attached up to a full day after the accident. Why didn't the doctors in the OR simply re-attach the arm that had been lobbed off?
Correction: For all we know, this could happen in the past, when medical science were not as advanced, or she had to left her arm there. It's also possible her arm was too badly damaged to save. Bottom line, this isn't considered a movie mistake.
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Correction: Frankie had countless bitemarks, but his arm was never separated from his body.
Enso