Corrected entry: The actual flight of the Spruce Goose was only up in the air and then down - it did not soar across Long Beach. It was simply to prove the thing could become airborne.
Kathleen Albers
9th Feb 2005
The Aviator (2004)
17th Feb 2005
Collateral (2004)
Corrected entry: When Annie gets in Max's cab, there is bright sunlight. The scenes quickly change to dark night. Surely their trip wasn't that far. There was no transition from daylight to total night.
Correction: Its not bright day-light, it was close to sunset. The journey was long enough to have that transition and not every part of the journey was shown.
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Correction: According to the official Spruce Goose museum located online at http://www.sprucegoose.org/aircraft_artifacts/exhibits.html, Hughes "flew her for a little over a mile at an altitude of 70 feet for approximately one minute." The film's portrayal is accurate.