hifijohn

Trivia: Thing's full name is Thing T. Thing. The T stands for "Thing."

hifijohn

1st May 2019

Quadrophenia (1979)

Factual error: Many extras in the background of the fight scene are wearing late 70's clothes.

hifijohn

23rd Apr 2019

Risky Business (1983)

Trivia: The sales of Ray-Ban Wayfarer skyrocketed 2,000% after the movie's release.

hifijohn

20th Apr 2019

Raise the Titanic (1980)

Factual error: When they find the safe they find it is watertight, but a watertight safe at that depth would have imploded from the pressure.

hifijohn

17th Apr 2019

M*A*S*H (1972)

15th Apr 2019

Columbo (1971)

15th Apr 2019

My Three Sons (1960)

Trivia: The show moved to CBS after ABC refused to finance the higher cost of filming in color.

hifijohn

15th Apr 2019

The Twilight Zone (1959)

15th Apr 2019

Columbo (1971)

9th Apr 2019

Lassie (1954)

26th Mar 2019

The Twilight Zone (1959)

15th Mar 2019

Star Trek (1966)

Factual error: The Declaration of Independence shows the "S"s are written in modern style script and not the "F"s style as in the original document.

hifijohn

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Suggested correction: The document shown is a correct reproduction of the Declaration of Independence and is identical to the William Stone version (identical to original though cleaned up). In the original lower case S's were written in an 'f' style (indiscernible in the movie), but the capital S's in the title are how they were written. It should be noted though that the close up version shown in the movie is not the document actually on display at the National Archives since the creases and ink marks are absent and the text isn't badly faded.

jimba

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