Pet Peeves in Your Favorite Movies (Nitpicking)

In Predator you can clearly see that Billy is missing the shotgun attachment for his M-16 during the scene when they are moving cautiously through the jungle after the village battle.

In both Keaton Batman films, the only thing you ever see him eat is F***ING SOUP!.

Also there is a continuity error in The Dark Knight regarding Heath Ledger's hair length. The scene where he crashed the mob meeting and the scenes at the end, his hair is shoulder length. Yet in the interrogation scene, his hair is noticeably shorter.


And though not a movie, it always bugged me as to how Scott Hall detonated Austin's right knee with a cinder block, yet at Mania he had a heavily taped left knee.

Excellent topic.

1. There is a scene in Twister where Bill and Jo are driving away from the tornado in Bill's Dodge Ram truck and it strikes a large piece of farm equipment which shatters the front window. In the next scene, the front window is fixed.

2. In the theatrical release of Happy Gilmore, there is literally no conclusion to Ben Stiller's character. Happy wins the tournament and that's the end. I guess for the tv version, there is an added scene where Happy actually gets revenge on Stiller's character at the nursing home.

Planet of the Apes: The scene where Charlton Heaton sees his friend had his head operates on, and this starts a chase scene through the city. During this scene, random apes are throwing rocks at him, however there is one ape I see everytime I watch the movie that just throws her rocks at the grouo with this "What movie is this that I signed up for as an extra?". She pulls me out of the movie every time.

Star Wars Return of the Jedi: the scene where they escape Jabba's sail barge. Luke gets his hand shot. From the scene, is his arm just up in the air? It made zero sence to me.

Dark Knight Returns: Why did they send every available officer underground? It made absolutely no sence. Why would you leave your city under the watch of maybe 5 cops?

Don't get me wrong, Bane was awesome, and I loved the ending. But they could have come up with a better plot point then 98% of cops went underground for a raid and the got trapped...Why not have Bane go on a murder spree with Scarecrow? We could have been inteoduced to Killer Croc or Man-Bat for cop killing sprees. Would it be too mich? Sure. But when don't movies cross that boundary?

The Simpsons movie

Everything is Homer's fault and what Bart says about him is true. Flanders finally gave Bart a good male rolemodel figure, wish their relationship was expanded..ah well.

Still, love that movie!

Also Scotty, Cheryl, and Shelly just disappeared in Evil Dead 2.

It's the same device that he uses seconds previously to look into the apartment in the Narrows that the "other half" of the drugs are being taken to. So basically an X-Ray Vision scope, if you will?




www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/home-alone-plot-hole-has-logical-explanation_560be46de4b0dd850309e9bc

Fairly logical explanation, really. Always wondered myself.



As for mine, it's regarding The Dark Knight and some dialogue from Gordon at the end of the movie regarding the amount of people that Harvey Dent had killed. Specifially 5 people dead, two of them cops. However, you only see Harvey kill Wartz, doesn't kill Ramirez, and only kills potentially three people in regards to Maroni. So there's a missing person that is never discussed.

I actually got a chance to pose this question directly to Nolan via The Dark Knight Director Exclusive Watch and Chat from when the movie first came out on Blu Ray. His response was along the lines of "I'll explain this all one day, just not today..."

The movie was based, somewhat, off of Blade Runner. Which is important in mentioning because there's a similar mis-calculation of people in dialogue during that movie as well which led people to think Nolan did that on purpose.

I'd love to clear it up.

And what the hell happened to R2-D2's leg rockets?