Revealing mistake: After escaping from the roof, John walks inside the building. When he runs towards a huge vent his bare feet swap to wearing black shoes.
Sacha
17th Dec 2020
Die Hard (1988)
16th Dec 2020
Die Hard (1988)
Revealing mistake: After barefoot John rolls down the stairs with the German thug one can notice the top of John's (his stunt in this case) protective sock around his left foot. (00:35:44)
16th Dec 2020
A Night at the Opera (1935)
Continuity mistake: During the first scene where Groucho and Claypool seat back-to-back, the chairs are sometimes right next to each other or in different positions.
16th Dec 2020
Spider-Man 3 (2007)
Continuity mistake: Right before Sandman is turned into sand he raises his hands to protect himself. A shot later they're lowered, and he raises them again.
15th Dec 2020
Spider-Man 3 (2007)
Continuity mistake: Before Sandman is turned into sand, the craw-like machine lifts up tons of sand but it never gets in his eyes nor sticks to his shirt.
13th Dec 2020
Die Hard (1988)
Revealing mistake: The first time John walks up to the rooftop, he walks backwards to avoid the thugs' bullets and shelters behind a wall. Despite supposedly being barefoot his socks are very noticeable and wrinkle around the ankle.
11th Dec 2020
Rear Window (1954)
Continuity mistake: After giving Jeff a massage Stella wipes her hands with a towel. The way it folds changes between shots.
11th Dec 2020
Goldfinger (1964)
Revealing mistake: Before Goldfinger is sucked out of the plane, the flying cushions (superimposed on a chroma) magically vanish.
11th Dec 2020
Goldfinger (1964)
Continuity mistake: The crane from the junkyard stops at the car's roof, but from a different angle it's up and being lowered again.
11th Dec 2020
Goldfinger (1964)
Continuity mistake: When Oddjob arrives at the junkyard, it's a cloudy day and the car casts no shadow; however, a shot later, from a different angle, it's a sunny day and there's an 8 o'clock shadow beneath the car.
11th Dec 2020
Goldfinger (1964)
Revealing mistake: When Oddjob is killed and falls face-down, he turns his head to the left a second before he smashes it against the floor.
11th Dec 2020
Goldfinger (1964)
Continuity mistake: After Bond hits Oddjob with the stick, Oddjob launches him face-down, but from the next angle Bond is landing and sliding face-up.
11th Dec 2020
Goldfinger (1964)
Revealing mistake: When Bond grabs a huge stick to attack Oddjob, the first wide shot behind Bond is of a very obvious stuntman with a square face and a prominent jaw. Stunt also visible after Bond jumps and grabs Oddjob's neck, when he is launched against the wall.
8th Dec 2020
Die Hard (1988)
Revealing mistake: When John fights against the blonde German thug, Bruce Willis' stunt and the thug's are very noticeable: different body build plus darker and longer hair in the case of Willis, and bulky wig in the case of the German. (00:35:21)
8th Dec 2020
Goldfinger (1964)
Other mistake: Inside the plane Bond punches Goldfinger's chest. However, Goldfinger reacts as if he had been punched in the face.
6th Dec 2020
Mulan (2020)
Continuity mistake: When Mulan baths in the river and his friend enters the water, a strand of hair along her left jaw appears and disappears randomly.
6th Dec 2020
Mulan (2020)
Audio problem: During the avalanche, Mulan's horse makes the exact same sound when galloping on dry hard ground and when he gallops on soft snow.
6th Dec 2020
Die Hard (1988)
Continuity mistake: Takagi leads John inside Holly's office. A shot later Takagi has moved several meters behind and is holding the door knob.
6th Dec 2020
The Crown (2016)
6th Dec 2020
Goldfinger (1964)
Continuity mistake: When Goldfinger shoots and breaks the plane window, chaos runs havoc: curtains flutter wildly and a strong wind hurling inside makes objects fly around. Yet right when Goldfinger is lifted up the air (an obvious chroma effect) the curtains and even Bond's hair stop moving. This happens between one frame and another, it has nothing to do with physics or pressure inside the plane.
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Suggested correction: If we remember that the cabins of these types of jets are pressurized, the continuity makes sense. When the window is shot out, explosive decompression occurs with the higher pressure in the cabin causing violent gusts as it flows toward the hole in the window. As Goldfinger is lifted toward the window and blocks it with his body, the flow suddenly stops. By the time Goldfinger is sucked through the window, the pressure has equalized and the cabin, though drafty because of the open window, is near normal again. In reality, the pressure difference would not be enough to suck a corpulent man through a small window, but that's another issue.
The curtains stop fluttering before Goldfinger is sucked-out. They are fluttering yet a shot later they are still.