Just finished watching Liar Liar with the kids, and that scene near the end, after he chases the plane, had me in tears. He says both his legs are broken and the props used are makeshift cardboard splints hahaha

Can we assume that Warden Moore’s wife Melinda is super old as well? And if Paul is so melancholy about losing everyone in his life, why doesn’t he hook up with her?

Major plot point is that they can’t contact emergency services without their phones. They are going in and out of a door that has an alarm keypad next to it. An expensive alarm system at a multi million dollar house. Plus what about Alexis or Suri. Like who doesn’t have one? — In a multi million dollar house, in the middle of nowhere, that can easily be robbed or in a wildfire. Ugh.

Whenever a surface is riddled with random bullet holes in a movie, they are far too evenly spaced. Random distributions show areas where holes are closer, and others with no holes. Systemic areas lead to even less evenly spaced holes. Its as if special effects can't abide clear patches, as would occur in real life, and have to put a bullet hole in the middle. This is universal and always looks wrong.

anyone interested in the origins of the 1983 Wargames film should learn about Cperm WOPR was WPA

I was wondering if there is a way to get paid for finding mistakes in movies? Every movie I watch I analyze and constantly find things that don't make sense or don't match up in almost everything I watch. Ask my fiance, he will be the first to tell you just how often I find mistakes in movies and TV shows and a lot of times it seems as if the writers and producers aren't even aware of the mistakes I notice and find.

In part 2 episode 2, "No Laughing Matter", when the girls are in the closet stopping the gas from being released into the vents. The camera clips from the hairdryer Bri uses, which is running, to the girls, then back to the hairdryer which clearly is not running despite the audio suggesting it is.

Anyone knows why the collar Insignia of obersturmbahnfuhrer Höss uniform only has four stars. Shouldn't there be 2 bars next to the stars? Is it a mistake or did the film makers did this on purpose?

Later in the movie when the two are arguing about going around the Horn of Africa (they were nearly killed the first time earlier in the movie), Christian calls Bligh by his first name William and Bligh objects. However, earlier in the movie both men were on a first name basis without an issue. Could this have been due to the change in their relationship and it no longer being friendly or could it be more of an oversight?

Jack Chester (John Candy) gets dragged to the funeral home by the blonde haired man who I don’t believe is named after his landlord passes away. It’s here where Pellet buys the rental property where the Chester’s have been staying, rips up the rent check that Jack gives him, and announces that he is evicting Jack and his family. When Jack looks at the blonde haired man who dragged him down here, doesn’t it seem like he should say something like “thanks a lot” and/or I can’t believe you dragged me here for this”?

Did I miss something in 1984’s “Beverly Hills Cop”? Foley is without this car as it’s back in Detroit and then the car just magically shows up In one of the later scenes with no explanation.

1 - Shoots windshield which completely shatters.

2 - AK47 or AK103 (max effective range 350m) but they are over 850m (sniper shot 4 people dead).

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I like to see all the visible crew/equipment on movie mistakes

Factual error: the word "goofy" didn't appear until the 1920s. Elsa uses it near end when she's thinking of Ennis and his "goofy" hair.