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> FAIR: Justification of scenes which are commonly (and incorrectly) believed
>       to contain goofs.
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<  Actors               | Col Needham <[e-mail]>             | 06/02/95
<  Actresses            | Col Needham <[e-mail]>             | 06/02/95
<  Alternative Names    | Michel Hafner <[e-mail]>        | 06/16/95
<  Alternative Titles   | Michel Hafner <[e-mail]>        | 06/16/95
<  Biographies          | Mark Harding <[e-mail]>            | 06/16/95
<  Cast Completion      | Col Needham <[e-mail]>             | 06/02/95
<  Certificates         | Mark Harding <[e-mail]>            | 06/16/95
<  Cinematographers     | Michel Hafner <[e-mail]>        | 06/16/95
<  Color Information    | Mark Harding <[e-mail]>            | 06/16/95
<  Composers            | Michel Hafner <[e-mail]>        | 06/16/95
<  Costume Designers    | Harald Mayr <[e-mail]>       | 06/16/95
<  Countries            | Mark Harding <[e-mail]>            | 06/16/95
<  Crazy Credits        | Mark Harding <[e-mail]>            | 06/16/95
<  Directors            | Col Needham <[e-mail]>             | 06/02/95
<  Editors              | Harald Mayr <[e-mail]>       | 06/16/95
<  Genres               | Lars J Aas <[e-mail]>     | 02/17/95
<  Goofs                | Murray Chapman <[e-mail]>        | 04/28/95
<  Literature           | Joachim Polzer <[e-mail]> | 06/09/95
<  Locations            | Rob Hartill <[e-mail]>            | 06/16/95
<  Misc. Filmography    | Col Needham <[e-mail]>             | 06/02/95
<  Movie Links          | Col Needham <[e-mail]>             | 06/02/95
<  Movies               | Michel Hafner <[e-mail]>        | 06/16/95
<  Plot Summaries       | Colin Tinto <[e-mail]>          | 06/16/95
<  Producers            | Andre Bernhardt <[e-mail]> | 06/16/95
<  Production Companies | Rob Hartill <[e-mail]>            | 06/16/95
<  Production Designers | Harald Mayr <[e-mail]>       | 06/16/95
<  Quotes               | Bob Glickstein <[e-mail]>           | 02/17/95
<  Ratings              | Col Needham <[e-mail]>             | 05/26/95
<  Release Dates        | Mark Harding <[e-mail]>            | 06/16/95
<  Running Times        | Mark Harding <[e-mail]>            | 06/16/95
<  Sound Mix            | Mark Harding <[e-mail]>            | 06/16/95
<  Soundtracks          | Ron Higgins <[e-mail]>     | 06/09/95
<  Tag Lines            | Rob Hartill <[e-mail]>            | 06/16/95
<  Technical Info       | Joachim Polzer <[e-mail]> | 06/09/95
<  Trivia               | Murray Chapman <[e-mail]>        | 04/28/95
<  Writers              | Jon Reeves <[e-mail]>            | 02/24/95
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>  Actors               | Col Needham <[e-mail]>             | 08/18/95
>  Actresses            | Col Needham <[e-mail]>             | 08/18/95
>  Alternative Names    | Michel Hafner <[e-mail]>        | 08/18/95
>  Alternative Titles   | Michel Hafner <[e-mail]>        | 08/18/95
>  Biographies          | Mark Harding <[e-mail]>            | 08/18/95
>  Cast Completion      | Col Needham <[e-mail]>             | 08/18/95
>  Certificates         | Mark Harding <[e-mail]>            | 08/18/95
>  Cinematographers     | Michel Hafner <[e-mail]>        | 08/18/95
>  Color Information    | Mark Harding <[e-mail]>            | 08/18/95
>  Composers            | Michel Hafner <[e-mail]>        | 08/18/95
>  Costume Designers    | Harald Mayr <[e-mail]>       | 08/18/95
>  Countries            | Mark Harding <[e-mail]>            | 08/18/95
>  Crazy Credits        | Mark Harding <[e-mail]>            | 08/18/95
>  Directors            | Col Needham <[e-mail]>             | 08/18/95
>  Editors              | Harald Mayr <[e-mail]>       | 08/18/95
>  Genres               | Lars J Aas <[e-mail]>     | 08/11/95
>  Goofs                | Murray Chapman <[e-mail]>        | 08/04/95
>  Literature           | Joachim Polzer <[e-mail]> | 08/11/95
>  Locations            | Rob Hartill <[e-mail]>            | 08/18/95
>  Misc. Filmography    | Col Needham <[e-mail]>             | 08/18/95
>  Movie Links          | Col Needham <[e-mail]>             | 08/18/95
>  Movies               | Michel Hafner <[e-mail]>        | 08/18/95
>  Plot Summaries       | Colin Tinto <[e-mail]>          | 08/11/95
>  Producers            | Andre Bernhardt <[e-mail]> | 08/18/95
>  Production Companies | Rob Hartill <[e-mail]>            | 08/18/95
>  Production Designers | Harald Mayr <[e-mail]>       | 08/18/95
>  Quotes               | Bob Glickstein <[e-mail]>           | 07/07/95
>  Ratings              | Col Needham <[e-mail]>             | 08/18/95
>  Release Dates        | Mark Harding <[e-mail]>            | 08/18/95
>  Running Times        | Mark Harding <[e-mail]>            | 08/18/95
>  Sound Mix            | Mark Harding <[e-mail]>            | 08/18/95
>  Soundtracks          | Ron Higgins <[e-mail]>     | 08/04/95
>  Tag Lines            | Rob Hartill <[e-mail]>            | 08/18/95
>  Technical Info       | Joachim Polzer <[e-mail]> | 08/11/95
>  Trivia               | Murray Chapman <[e-mail]>        | 08/04/95
>  Writers              | Jon Reeves <[e-mail]>            | 08/11/95
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<         http://www.leo.org/Movies/welcome.html
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>         http://rte66.com/Movies/welcome.html
>         http://www.leo.org/Movies/welcome.html
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<     See the comp.infosystems.www.users newsgroup and its FAQ for more info
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>     See the comp.infosystems.www.browsers.* newsgroup heirarchy for more info
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<   ftp.cathouse.org  in  /pub/cathouse/movies/database/tools/moviedb-3.2b.tar.gz
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>   ftp.cathouse.org  in  /pub/cathouse/movies/database/tools/moviedb-3.2c.tar.gz
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<   ftp.funet.fi  in  /pub/culture/tv+film/database/tools/moviedb-3.2b.tar.gz
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<   ftp.fu-berlin.de  in  /pub/misc/movies/database/tools/moviedb-3.2b.tar.gz
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>   ftp.fu-berlin.de  in  /pub/misc/movies/database/tools/moviedb-3.2c.tar.gz
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< (5) telnet access to the WWW interface
<
<     There are several telnet'able servers which will provide a WWW client
<     service. However, if you have telnet capability you should use your own
<     client/browser. See (2) for more information.
<
<     Some telnet sites with WWW client software can be found at;
<
<        telnet www.njit.edu            (login as "www")
<        telnet ukanaix.cc.ukans.edu    (login as "www")
<
<        Use their online help to determine how to connect to any of the URLs
<        listed in (2)
<
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> # 1492: Conquest of Paradise (1992)
> - CREW: Visible on a modern ship, after the camera circumnavigates the
>   ``Santa Maria''
>
>
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> - CONT: When Floyd travels from the space station to the moon, both the earth
>   and the moon are gibbous as the same time (as seen from each other).
> - FACT: The earth should appear closer to the horizon at Clavius than
>   at Tycho, not vice versa.
> - FACT: The earth is more colorful from space than indicated.
216c215,218
< - FACT: Stars in the background shouldn't drift slowly past the spaceship.
---
> - CONT: When Hal is claiming the win in the chess game, he says ``queen to
>   bishop three'' but moves Q-B6.
> - FACT: Stars in the background shouldn't drift slowly past the spaceship when
>   the viewpoint is fixed in relation to the ship.
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< - MISC: As Dave Bowman climbs into HAL's logic center to shut him off, the
<   seal on his suit's left hand is hanging open.
---
> - CONT: Letter designations of the pods in different scenes.
> - FAIR: When Bowman reenters the ship, he is exposed to vacuum for no more
>   than 10 seconds before operating the repressurization valve.  Scientific
>   evidence shows that this would indeed be survivable without grievous harm,
>   notwithstanding the sensational depictions in other movies.
> - FAIR: There is much debate over the scene where Floyd sips through
>   a straw while on the Pan Am flight to orbit.  When he stops sucking, the
>   fluid level in the straw can be seen to drop, which to some observers is
>   taken as a goof, given that we know that there is no gravity on the
>   craft. However, the action of the fluid can be attributed to factors
>   such as vacuum/pressure effects; in any case, the downwards motion of the
>   fluid is consistent with what would be desired in a weightless environment.
>   We can reasonably assume that Pan Am arranged for the fluid to behave in
>   such a manner by constructing the container in a way which would allow it to
>   suck unused fluid safely back into the reservoir.
> - FAIR: As Dave Bowman climbs into HAL's logic center to shut him off, the
>   seal on his suit's left hand is hanging open.  The fact that the audio track
>   of the secret message can still be heard (Bowman turns his head) indicates
>   that there is still air in Discovery.
>
>
> # 3 Men and a Baby (1987)
> - FAIR: When Jack's mother comes to visit Mary, you can see in the background
>   what appears to be a little boy standing in a doorway.  There is a rumor
>   that this is the ghost of a little boy who died in the apartment in which
>   the film was shot.  This rumor is false, as the interiors were all shot on
>   a sound stage in a movie studio.  The ``ghost'' is actually a cardboard
>   cut-out of Jack wearing a tuxedo.  This prop appears later in the film,
>   when Mary's mother comes to collect her.
>
>
> # 39 Steps, The (1935)
> - CREW: In the mirror that Annabella turns around after arriving at Hannay's
>   flat.
>
>
> # 48 HRS. (1982)
> - CONT: Reggie loses his handcuffs When Jack throws him into his car after
>   taking him from prison.
>
>
> # 9 to 5 (1980)
> - BOOM: [top]: during the scene where Violet worries about putting rat poison
>   into her boss' coffee.
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< # All Through the Night (1941)
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> # All the President's Men (1976)
> - BOOM: Bottom left, when the deputy editor calls out ``Woodstein!  Get in
>   here!''
>
>
> # All Through the Night (1942)
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> - CREW: When Jim Lovell covers the moon with his thumb, there are two
>   shadows on his face, indicating the crew's lighting sources.
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< - FACT: Astronaut's addition skills were not checked with slide rules.
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> - FACT: Nasa does check astronauts' addition skills, but not with
>   slide rules.
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< - FACT: The Sea of Tranquility is not on the dark side of the moon, nor was
<   their intended landing site.
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> - FACT: Tsiolkovski, Fra Mauro, and Mare Imbrium are all far from
>   where the ship would be just before acquisition of signal.  The
>   latter two are on the near side of the moon, not the far side.
> - FACT: The lunar surface can't be in daylight at loss of signal, and also
>   at acquisition of signal (on the opposite side of the moon).
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> - CONT: Biff's car changes quickly when he is chasing Marty on the skateboard.
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< - CONT: Biff's car changes quickly when he is Marty on the skateboard.
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> - CONT: When Marty is pretending to be Darth Vader, the hair dryer in his
>   belt appears and disappears.
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> # Barbarian and the Geisha, The (1958)
> - MISC: Townsend Harris ('John Wayne' (qv)) refers to Henry ('Sam Jaffe' (qv))
>   as ``Sam''.
>
>
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> - CONT: The hand that Chet uses to stop the bell ringing.
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> - MISC: The unconscious Albert moves a tray aside so that The Riddler and
>   Two-Fac can easily open the door.
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> # Beauty and the Beast (1991)
> - CONT: When Gaston enters house to propose to Belle, door is left open.
>   When Belle forces Gaston out of house, door is now closed.
> - CONT: Cereal-like food on Beast's face during "breakfast" scene
>
>
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> - FAKE: Obvious stunt player when Axel is thrown through the window.
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> # Bird on a Wire (1990)
> - GEOG: Too many hills for Detroit.
> - FACT: There are no ferries from Detroit to Chicago.
>
>
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<
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>
>
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< - DATE: In one scene, Richard Harris is sporting a band-aid on his neck.
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> - DATE: In one scene, Arthur is sporting a band-aid on his neck.
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> - FAIR: It sounds like Ugarte says that the letters of transit are signed
>   by ``General De Gaulle'', leading to confusion as De Gaulle had not
>   authority in that area at the time.  Ugarte ('Peter Lorre' (qv)) actually
>   says ``General Weygand'', but his accent makes it difficult to understand.
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> # Clueless (1995)
> - CONT: Cher's last name is given as ``Horowitz'', but shown on her report
>   card as ``Hamilton''.
>
>
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< # Conformist, The (1971)
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> # Como Agua Para Chocolate (1992)
> - DATE: Background music while Tita and Nacha are cooking in the kitchen
>   tells the story of a car breakdown.
>
>
> # Conformista, Il (1971)
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> - CONT: Conrad and Prince John play a chess game in which Conrad makes
>   four moves to John's one.
> - CONT: In the battle before Jerusalem, the scenery alternates between desert
>   and forest.
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> # Fan-Fan the Tulip (1951)
> - CONT: Fan-Fan's white trousers get dirty from falling off a horse, but
>   in the next scene they are clean.
>
>
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< - FACT: Most Arthurian legends place his existance at around 400-600 AD, and
<   yet the architecture clearly places the film as 1200-1400 AD.
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> - DATE: Most Arthurian legends place his existance at around 400-600 AD, and
>   yet the architecture clearly places the film as 1200-1400 AD.  Crossbows
>   were also not invented until the 11th or 12th century.
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< # Godfather, Part III, The (1990)
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> # Godfather: Part III, The (1990)
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> # Happiest Days of Your Life, The (1950)
> - CONT: During the class change scene, the knob on the bannister gets broken,
>   but can be see soon after as unbroken.
>
>
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> - FACT: Ramius refers to the Red October as a ``ship''.  Submarines, whatever
>   their size, are always called ``boats''.
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> # I.Q. (1994)
> - CONT: The ice cream in Goedel's, Liebknecht's, and Podolky's cones.
>
>
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> - DATE: Modern building visible in the background.
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> - CONT: Indy kicks the periscope on the tank, spinning it a half turn
>   anti-clockwise, and yet when seen from inside the tank, it makes a quarter
>   turn in the clockwise direction!
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< - CREW: Helping hand lifting child up to his mother at the end.
<
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< - CONT: Existance of the robot arm steadying the egg during the hatching scene.
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> - CONT: Existance of the robot arm steadying the egg during the hatching scene,
>   plus the fragmentation of the shell.
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< # Like Water for Chocolate (1992)
< - DATE: Background music while Tita and Nacha are cooking in the kitchen
<   tells the story of a car breakdown.
<
<
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< # Madness of King George, the (1994)
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> # Madness of King George, The (1994)
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> # Man About Town (1939)
> - CONT: Susan's hair style changes just before she leaves the house party.
>
>
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< # Marrakesh Express
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> # Marrakech express (1989)
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> - CONT: Stanley's tie suddenly flips over his left shoulder during the
>   bank account opening scene.
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< # Medicine Man
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> # Matter of Life and Death, A (1946)
> - SYNC: Conductor 71 says ``One is starved of colour up there'' during filming,
>   but ``Technicolor'' was dubbed for ``color'' during post-production.
>
>
> # Medicine Man (1992)
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>
>
> # Net, The (1995)
> - FACT: Angela says words to the effect of ``It looks like a regular
>   web page'', to describe a piece of software that is obviously not.
> - FACT: Telnet addresses don't include the ``@'' character.
> - FACT: The Macintosh virus Angela found would not be able to infect
>   a mainframe computer.
> - FACT: The IP address that Angela uses includes ``345''.  IP address
>   segments only go up to 256.
> - FACT: Typing ``WHOIS alias'' will give the name and address of anyone,
>   this even works for ``WHOIS villain-boss''.
> - CONT: Angela is at the Ferris Wheel at 7pm, when it it pitch dark, despite
>   later in the film when the radio indicates that it is summertime and hence
>   should be twilight.
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< # NeverEnding Story, The (1984)
< - CONT: Sand on Atreyu's chest when washed up on the beach.
< - CONT: After Hathaway leaves Rockbiter, a large wall of rocks is (not) there.
< - FAKE: 38:19: obvious stuntman just before he falls from the tree.
< - FAKE: Support stick for asteroid masks verticals section.
<
<
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< - References to: _Witness (1985)_ (qv).
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< - PLOT: Thornhill complains that he only has one suit for his stay in
<   Chicago, yet when he heads out into the prairie he has a second
<   color suit on.  Director 'Alfred Hitchcock' (qv) claims it was actually
<   the same suit that looked a different color due to film color-matching
<   techniques.
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> - FAIR: Thornhill complains that he only has one suit for his stay in
>   Chicago, yet when he heads out into the prairie he has a different
>   colored suit on.  Director 'Alfred Hitchcock' (qv) claims it was actually
>   the same suit that looked a different color due to film color-matching
>   techniques.
>
>
> # North to Alaska (1960)
> - Sam McCord's hair flies off with the first punch of his fight with
>   Frankie Canon.
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>
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< - BOOM: In the plants [?].
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> - BOOM: In the plants.
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> - FACT: Bodies do not explode when exposed to a vacuum.
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> - CONT: When trying to free Pinocchio from Stromboli's cage, Jiminy Cricket
>   takes his jacket and hat off and put them on the padlock.  In a later
>   scene, they are no longer there.
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< - FAKE: The grass wrinkles.
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> - FAKE: The grass wrinkles and the gravestones topple over.
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< # Pulp Fiction (1994)
< - CONT: Young Butch has blue eyes, old Butch has brown eyes.
< - CONT: When Captain Koons shows young Butch the watch, it shows some time in
<   the evening, then a close-up of the watch shows 12 noon.
< - CONT: The windows in Fabienne's Honda alternate between clean and dirty,
<   depending on whether the car is seen from the outside or inisde.
< - SYNC: When Winston Wolf rings the doorbell at Jimmy's house.
<
<
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< # Pulp Fiction (1994)
< - CONT: The bullet holes (not) behind Jules.
< - CONT: The time on the watch when Captain Koons is showing it to Butch.
< - CONT: Pumpkin's first line after pulling out the gun.
<
<
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>
> # Pulp Fiction (1994)
> - CONT: The bullet holes (not) behind Jules.
> - CONT: The time on the watch when Captain Koons is showing it to Butch.
> - CONT: Young Butch has blue eyes, old Butch has brown eyes.
> - CONT: When Captain Koons shows young Butch the watch, it shows some time in
>   the evening, then a close-up of the watch shows 12 noon.
> - CONT: The windows in Fabienne's Honda alternate between clean and dirty,
>   depending on whether the car is seen from the outside or inisde.
> - SYNC: When Winston Wolf rings the doorbell at Jimmy's house.
> - CONT: Pumpkin's first line after pulling out the gun.
>
>
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> # Purple Rain (1984)
> - Prince's motorcycle tyre changes from a street tyre to an off-road tyre
>   when he is near the river.
>
>
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<   of several hundred miles.
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>   of several hundred miles.  (One of the last shots of the sub shows the
>   captain giving the order to dive in German) [Ed: this is the most discussed
>   item in the entire goofs list!]
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> # Repo Man (1984)
> - BOOM: Reflected in the glass above the door before Otto leaves the market
>   for the second time.
>
>
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> - CONT: In the opening scene in the diner, the size of Mr. Blue's cigar.
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> - CONT: When the police are chasing Mr. Pink in the first flashback, they
>   run by all the same stores twice.
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> - CONT: The aerial on Boba Fett's helmet swaps sides.
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< # Star Trek Generations (1995)
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> # Star Trek Generations (1994)
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<   'Carrie Fisher' (qv) runs up to him yelling ``Luke!'' Luke's response is
---
>   ('Carrie Fisher' (qv)) runs up to him yelling ``Luke!'' Luke's response is
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> - CONT: The money on John's chest after the pushups.
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>
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> # Taking of Pelham One Two Three, The (1974)
> - FACT: The conductor brags that he knows that all cars on the IRT are
>   72 feet long.  IRT cars are either 60, 67, or 75 feet long.
> - GEOG: The relevant section of the Lexington Avenue line is not
>   straight enough for the action depicted.
>
>
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> - CONT: The numerical address above the front door of the house in which the
>   Terminator finds the first Sarah Conner does not match any of the addresses
>   of the Sarah Conners in the phone book.
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< # Under Seige II: Dark Territory (1995)
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> # Under Siege 2: Dark Territory (1995)
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> - PLOT: Casey tells [the bad guys] ``I'm coming for my niece'', despite not
>   knowing that she had been removed from the hostage car.
>
>
> # Under Suspicion (1992)
> - DATE: Set in the late 1950s, a 1980s British Telecom phone booth is visible
>   in the opening sequence.
>
>
> # Unendliche Geschichte, Die (1984)
> - CONT: Sand on Atreyu's chest when washed up on the beach.
> - CONT: After Hathaway leaves Rockbiter, a large wall of rocks is (not) there.
> - FAKE: 38:19: obvious stuntman just before he falls from the tree.
> - FAKE: Support stick for asteroid masks verticals section.
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> # Voor een Verloren Soldaat (1993)
> - DATE: Although the story takes place during World War II, the backdrop set
>   used in the show that the Canadian soldiers put on for the towspeople features
>   a red-and-white maple leaf Canadian flag, not adopted until the 1960s.
>
>
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> # Waterworld (1995)
> - FACT: There is not enough ice in the polar icecaps to submerge the earth.
> - CREW: Gas bubbles from breathing apparatus when Mariner is teaching the
>   girl to swim.
>
>
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>
>
> # Withnail and I (1987)
> - DATE: Set in the late 60s, shows a sign for the M25, constructed in the 80s.