X-Men: The Last Goofs

[bjgroves]

Most films have hundreds of continuity errors. I wanted to start a jovial thread, but it has become an X3 bash-fest.

 

[Fanticon]

well, bashing aside...you're right...and remember how many people bashed Spider-man 1 with continuity errors...so goofs don't make it bad and won't change much...Studios and Directors have spent so much time on DVD's with added scenes and director's cuts and special features...and they still hardly ever manage to correct continuity errors after they've been pointed out since the theatrical releases...why is that?

 

[-Æ-]

That's total BS. Some of the greatest movies of our time are filled with mistakes...It's something that happens. It usually doesn't have much to do with this "rushed" thing that people like to throw around..

-TNC

Name me some movies then.

Because yes some are filled with mistakes, but its kind of bad when the "whole" movie was just one big mistake.

 

[ez-Tiger]

Here's another one...

When the day/night switch takes place after the bridge has moved... the only car with headlights on during the daylight was the Mercedes SUV, but when it gets dark most/all of the cars on the bridge have their headlights on. Did people stay in their cars to watch the show?

And why didn't Wolverine stab Jean Grey with the cure instead of his claws?

Claws are unbreakable...needles are...

 

[FNSpidey]

bjgroves is right. Search for mistakes in your favorite film and you'll find lots of them. Most of the times, the only reason sites don't acknowledge many mistakes in a film is that the film itself is not too popular or it's somewhat outdated. But the mistakes are there.

 

[TNC9852002]

Name me some movies then.

Because yes some are filled with mistakes, but its kind of bad when the "whole" movie was just one big mistake.

lol...What's the point now? You just admitted that you've already reserved your feelings for this movie, despite whether or not it has continuity errors..

-TNC