Benchwarmer / Cool Jerk - S1-E11
Corrected entry: The players are listed by first name on the scoreboard, and their numbers aren't listed, so there's no way of telling which player is which.
AidanN
28th Feb 2007
Hey Arnold! (1996)
28th Feb 2007
Hey Arnold! (1996)
Das Subway / Wheezin' Ed - S1-E12
Corrected entry: The sun is well above the horizon when they leave the theater, but it sets less than 30 seconds later.
Correction: If you look you can see the sun going down when we first see it when they step out of the theater. This is a cartoon so it's perfectly ok to suspend reality for awhile.
28th Feb 2007
Hey Arnold! (1996)
Downtown as Fruits / Eugene's Bike - S1-E1
Corrected entry: When Arnold is fixing Eugene's bike, he's not wearing his hat.
Correction: Unless we saw him without his hat a second before this isn't a mistake, even if it's rare for Arnold to not be wearing his hat.
20th Mar 2007
Hey Arnold! (1996)
Corrected entry: The first time Arnold tries it, he says five, but Rhonda actually makes six moves; the second time, Arnold says three, but Rhonda counts off four.
Correction: That's a mistake she made as a character. Not a movie mistake.
31st Jul 2007
Alpha Dog (2006)
Corrected entry: Johnny and others are seen smoking in bar. However, the California Smokefree Workplace law went into effect in 1998 for bars.
Correction: I've been in bars and truck stops in CA that still have smoking or smoking sections after 1998. The way they got around it was to have "smoking clubs" to which people would have to buy a membership, for $1 usually, and thereby they waived their right to sue for damages under the Smokefree Workplace act. Quite possibly Johnny and all are members of a similar club.
5th Mar 2007
Jarhead (2005)
Corrected entry: During the Christmas party sequence, the song "O.P.P." by Naughty By Nature was played. This track, however, was not released until late 1991, while this part of the film is set in earlier 1991.
Correction: O.P.P. was released Sept 24, 1991. Obviously a Christmas party would be in Dec 1991.
2nd Apr 2007
Scream (1996)
Corrected entry: At the end when Billy uses the voice changer and says time to guess how I'm gonna die, his voice doesn't match the polished voice we heard earlier in the movie on the phone.
Correction: That's because he's screaming it into the voice changer. And he no longer has to hide who he is anyway; Sidney knows he's the killer.
2nd Apr 2007
Scream (1996)
Corrected entry: After Sydney gets attacked at the beginning and is sitting in the back of an ambulance for police questioning, the ambulance says Bayshore, when Woodsboro is inland in California.
Correction: Bayshore is just the name of the ambulance company - it doesn't imply that the ambulance can only operate near a bay or a shore.
11th Mar 2007
Under Siege (1992)
Corrected entry: The terrorists who wear IFBs, wear them incorrectly. They have them clipped on the front of their shirts, and then put in the ear. The correct way is to have the cable clipped onto the back of the shirt, and then cord goes over the ear, and into it, making sure the cords do not get in their way.
Correction: They are terrorists, not trained soldiers, likely not trained in how to properly wear the IFB's. Aside from that, it would be a character(s) mistake, not a movie mistake.
It could also be a "crew thing" where all their guys just wear them like that.
2nd Apr 2007
The Mummy (1999)
Corrected entry: Near the end of the movie, when the Mummy's girlfriend is put on the table next to Rachel Weisz, it is VERY obvious that she is breathing BEFORE he tries to bring her back to life.
Correction: Based on an IMDB entry, this is plain wrong. Until the 'spirit' enters her body, Ankh-Su-Namum is just a prop dummy, not an actress in costume, so there is no breathing, or a pulse, or anything similar. After the spirit enters, she's allowed to be breathing.
This is inaccurate. The female mummy was actually one of the make-up artists, and she was so nervous during filming that her pulse is visible prior to the spirit entering her body.
11th Jul 2007
3 Ninjas (1992)
Corrected entry: When the kids are getting ready to leave for school they go out the back door. But in the next scene they are coming out of the garage and the door is opening. This means that they either went in a side door or went in through the garage door, closed it, and then opened it again when they had their bikes. So why didn't they just go through the door that connects the house to the garage? Also, if Emily left her bike on the driveway, why wouldn't she just go the front door?
Correction: It's just a choice the characters made. Choices that are made in the movie by characters are not valid mistakes.
22nd Mar 2007
Hey Arnold! (1996)
Parents Day - S5-E6
Corrected entry: In the first scene where she's shown, Harold's mother is a brunette, but after that she has her normal brownish hair color.
Correction: This entry seems somewhat silly, as brunette means brown hair.
1st Apr 2007
Back to the Future (1985)
Corrected entry: Towards the end of the movie when Marty is driving down the street in 1955 to go back to 1985, Doc is trying to get the electricity cables back together for the lightning needed to send Marty back to the future. Doc then slides down the cable to connect the cable to the other one over the street. As he's about to connect the cable, the lightning strikes. He then has at least half a second to connect the cable and he does. But the lightning takes at least two seconds to get from the tower to the car. This is way to slow for electricity. Electricity can move around the world four times in a second.
Correction: The velocity of electric current depends very much on the insulation of the wiring being used. For instance, in open air (such as lightning) electricity is very fast, but within rubber-insulated wiring, it is slower.
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Correction: It's pretty well implied in this show that everybody knows who everybody is. So having only names is perfectly ok.