Corrected entry: When Mercutio shows the chariot and makes it disappear, you can see the chariot for a split second when he opens his hand.
Jazetopher
27th Aug 2001
Romeo + Juliet (1996)
6th Jan 2004
Romeo + Juliet (1996)
Corrected entry: After Mercutio dies, his eyes and mouth are open. Romeo cries out (yells in his face) and the dead Mercutio flinches.
Correction: Almost every body is subject to involuntary movements, as the brain dies, because it releases energy through the nervous system, most often in the form of small movements such as twitching, blinking, or even shaking.
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Correction: Everything that disappears from someone's hands is done by "sleight of hand", which is removing it without being seen. The fact that you see it for a split second only means Mercutio is not an expert magician, but not a movie mistake.
Jazetopher