Rob245

16th Oct 2019

America 3000 (1986)

Trivia: Second post apocalyptic movie for Chuck Wagner, he also did the Sisterhood.

Rob245

16th Oct 2019

America 3000 (1986)

Stupidity: Frigga's captor Tony kills a fellow prostitute, removes her body, but doesn't bother to get rid of her blood soaked sheets.

Rob245

16th Oct 2019

Nightmare Sisters (1988)

Plot hole: The boys notice they stay as hot babes after being saved from the succubus yet the girls don't.

Rob245

16th Oct 2019

Nightmare Sisters (1988)

Plot hole: Marci, once changed back, seems to have clear vision despite having worn glasses before. Melody no longer has an overbite and Mickey isn't overweight. Why they stay this way isn't made clear.

Rob245

16th Oct 2019

America 3000 (1986)

Stupidity: The men have a blaster or fancy gun of some kind from the bunker Korvus found yet they never use it once in battle against the Amazons.

Rob245

16th Oct 2019

America 3000 (1986)

15th Oct 2019

Baby Mama (2008)

Question: Why does Kate even go through the surrogate mother routine with Angie? Why not just adopt a baby?

Rob245

Answer: She did apply for adoption, but because she's a single woman, "it can take about 5 years to get an adoption" and would cost $100K. She didn't want to wait that long for a child.

Bishop73

Answer: She had attempted to adopt, but was denied. Unmarried people often have more difficulty in adopting children. It can also take years before a child becomes available and the cost is high.

raywest

15th Oct 2019

Below the Belt (1980)

Other mistake: When Tommy tries splashing Rosa during their match she hits the ring mat with her chest and stomach yet seconds later she's somehow knocked out. I never saw her head hit after multiple viewings of that scene.

Rob245

Trivia: This Tarzan never once speaks other than letting out of the famous "Tarzan yell" twice in the move.

Rob245

Trivia: Miles O'Keefe, who plays Tarzan, doesn't appear for the first 30 minutes or so.

Rob245

Continuity mistake: Near the end of the movie Jane's wearing a loin cloth like Tarzan that the natives dressed her in. When she's with Tarzan and a monkey after washing off the white paint she's suddenly wearing a skirt.

Rob245

14th Oct 2019

X-Ray (1981)

Susan: What do you want, Harold?
Harold: What I've always wanted Susan, your heart.

Rob245

12th Oct 2019

Stripes (1981)

Question: When the guys are in that bar, the police raid it. Why do they do this? The place not have a license to operate or something?

Rob245

Answer: The mud wrestling is a form of gambling, betting money on winning. The bar probably didn't have a gambling permit.

lionhead

10th Oct 2019

Overboard (2018)

Question: Maybe I'm foolish but if they're poor then how does Kate afford a nice looking car?

Rob245

Answer: Just because someone is low income doesn't mean they can't own a decent car. Kate could spend what little money she has to pay for her car and still consider herself poor because she has no money left over after paying bills. Plenty of low income people still own decent cars because they are more reliable and require less maintenance than an older car, and are thus a good investment. Kate has three children, works two jobs, and goes to school. She has to have a good car to get back and forth and there's no way she could afford a major repair on an older car, so buying a new car is actually a smart choice for her situation.

BaconIsMyBFF

Continuity mistake: When Ned and Cindy are driving to the farm it looks more like it's around 5 or 6 pm yet when they arrive it's suddenly pitch black outside.

Rob245

8th Oct 2019

Jawbreaker (1999)

Question: Maybe I missed something but why didn't Julie go to the police anyway? They might've believed her. The other thing is, once revealed just what sort of sentence do you think Courtney would receive? Maybe a year in juvie followed by several years in state prison?

Rob245

Answer: It's a common trope in movies and TV shows that when someone unintentionally kills somebody, the person panics and can't think straight. The movie "I Know What You Did Last Summer" is a good example. Since the girls were scared of what they did, they were most likely afraid they wouldn't be believed that it was an accident. As for Courtney, her sentence depends on not only what state the death occurred in, but it also depends on the circumstances of Liz's murder; i.e. was it intentional? Was it an accident? Was there intent? After that, how many months in juvie and then state prison would be determined by again, the state it happened in and the circumstances behind the death.

7th Oct 2019

Cursed (2005)

Trivia: There's a nod to Craven's Scream franchise as the police think they've killed Joanie in werewolf form, only for her to spring back up before getting a shot to the head which kills her. This was done in Craven's first 3 Scream movies.

Rob245

6th Oct 2019

Forrest Gump (1994)

Question: Would the army really take a guy with a low I.Q., much less one with a cleft lip?

Rob245

Answer: The Army doesn't issue IQ tests upon enlistment. Given that Forrest had a college degree, and passed basic training with flying colors because of his amazing ability to follow orders, he would be allowed in just fine. And Bubba didn't have a cleft lip, just big gums.

LorgSkyegon

Answer: I can't even guess why you think a cleft lip would disallow someone from being admitted into the Army, or anything/anywhere else for that matter.

Because an unrepaired cleft lip is a disqualifying disability. You can't join the US military if you have one.

LorgSkyegon