Brad Hruza

7th Nov 2014

Dante's Peak (1997)

Corrected entry: When inside the boat going across the lake turned to acid, they are moving at a high speed. But all a sudden when they lose the prop, the boat is at a complete stop and actually turning. 2 problems with that scene. The momentum of the boat at a high speed would have continued moving it forward for quite some time. It would not stop all a sudden. And when he is using his shirt to row the boat, the boat would have turned, because he was only paddling on one side.

Brad Hruza

Correction: Long before the motor stopped they noticed that the acid was eating through the boat. By the time the motor stopped, the damage already done would have been enough to stop the boat's momentum. It also took a long time to dissolve the propeller, so their momentum would have also been affected as it was dissolving. In addition, you mentioned the boat was turning once they stopped but then said that the boat should have turned because of his paddling. It's possible that the paddling only kept the boat from continuing to turn while drifting.

dewinela

Corrected entry: At the end when John Candy announces the winner of the division championship, he says the winner moves onto the World Series. That is wrong. The winner moves onto the National League Championship Series from there, not the World Series.

Brad Hruza

Correction: - When the movie was released in 1992, MLB still had the playoff format of Championship series and World Series. The Division Series was not added until after the strike in 1995.

20th May 2014

Twister (1996)

Corrected entry: At the end when the fuel truck blows up in front of them, they drive right through the flames and hit no debris of the truck. The truck would not just entirely disintegrate and be no debris to hit, especially the steel semi frame.

Brad Hruza

Correction: It's clear that Bill turns right to go around the end of the truck.

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