Continuity/content errors in film

[palmettomoon]

I am watching a creepy 2012 movie "Chained" with Robert D' Onofrio and they flashed this postal money order near the end.

You cannot buy a $10,000 postal money order.

Anybody else enjoy catching errors in continuity or content in film?

 

[BlackJackAce]

Ones involving the use of firearms always bug me. Most recently I watched The Revenant with Leonardo DiCaprio. In it it appears the black powder rifles are the rare semiautomatic configuration as I see multiple shots being fired without reloading.

 

[palmettomoon]

Ones involving the use of firearms always bug me. Most recently I watched The Revenant with Leonardo DiCaprio. In it it appears the black powder rifles are the rare semiautomatic configuration as I see multiple shots being fired without reloading.

I thought Glass's use of black powder to get a fire started was a little fanciful. It's been my experience that BP explodes in a puff, it doesn't really burn like smokeless.

 

[kayaker]

In the first episode of “1883” , Sam Elliot was discussing poison ivy to the immigrants before the wagons left. He then picked up a white oak seedling and showed them what poison ivy looked like.

 

[Hayata]

What version of revolver does your game of Clue have in it?

 

[Lowrecoil]

Ones involving the use of firearms always bug me. Most recently I watched The Revenant with Leonardo DiCaprio. In it it appears the black powder rifles are the rare semiautomatic configuration as I see multiple shots being fired without reloading.

those bug me as well especially the racking of a round multiple times without ever firing.

 

[palmettomoon]

those bug me as well especially the racking of a round multiple times without ever firing.

The multiple trigger pull/click/click/click of an empty Glock.....

 

[4ssss]

In alot of scenes where someone is driving, the column shifter is in park.

 

[basstracker89]

Ones involving the use of firearms always bug me. Most recently I watched The Revenant with Leonardo DiCaprio. In it it appears the black powder rifles are the rare semiautomatic configuration as I see multiple shots being fired without reloading.

Yea that's always interesting....

 

[Lowrecoil]

The multiple trigger pull/click/click/click of an empty Glock.....

That as well!