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Cleat 3 year s ago
#15 maybe because that is just a movie 
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Robin 3 year s ago
who the f cares
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Belinda 3 year s ago
I feel sorry for people that can't just enjoy the movies these days and have to comment about a little, minor thing while ignoring all the work that went into those movies.
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Shay 3 year s ago
#2 well, it would be a lot more boring to watch the movie not being able to see facial expressions etc. It would save a lot on the budget being able to use whatever stand-in for the big names though. :-)
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Rose 3 year s ago
Who actually watches a movie frame by frame to find these ‘mistakes’. They probably ought to get a life.
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One 3 year s ago
To be fair, about half of these are ones that are going to jump out at you without needing to do any searching, if you're that way inclined. I mean, the waterfall flowing backwards is pretty obviously wrong, the stars through the porthole can be obvious if you've ever used a camera with manual focus and Ian McDiarmid doesn't grab your attention on the 30th rewatch, and I guess if you know your guitars Marty's anachronistic instrument would be obvious.
As to Hagrid's parents, love will find a way, especially if one of them is a wizard.
BTW, I had a Korean friend who was incensed beyond measure that all the North Korean characters spoke with _South_ Korean accents in 'Die Another Day' — and even more by the villain's dad, who had a Cantonese accent.
As to Hagrid's parents, love will find a way, especially if one of them is a wizard.
BTW, I had a Korean friend who was incensed beyond measure that all the North Korean characters spoke with _South_ Korean accents in 'Die Another Day' — and even more by the villain's dad, who had a Cantonese accent.
As to Hagrid's parents, love will find a way, especially if one of them is a wizard.
BTW, I had a Korean friend who was incensed beyond measure that all the North Korean characters spoke with _South_ Korean accents in 'Die Another Day' — and even more by the villain's dad, who had a Cantonese accent.