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Billy Dee Williams suddenly turns into Tommy Lee Jones from Batman to Batman Forever.
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It was six years, it wasn't that sudden.
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Originally Posted by Doughboy
Lethal Weapon was set in 1984 according to the grave of Riggs' wife. Murtaugh has just turned 50.
In Legal Wreckin 2, Vorstedt tells Riggs he was responsible for his wife's death 4 years earlier, yet Murtaugh discusses retiring when he turns 52. |
Originally Posted by majorjoe23
It was six years, it wasn't that sudden.
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More ROCKY continuity problems:
ROCKY II: Rocky almost goes blind. Can hardly see out of right eye. ROCKY III: Eye problems miraculously gone. Possibly could've gotten corrective surgery with all his money, BUT: ROCKY V: Suffers brain damage from Ivan Drago. Reportedly can't get a boxing license anymore. HOWEVER: ROCKY VI: Manages to get a license to fight again, despite all his previous brain damaging and having aged more than a decade. |
Originally Posted by JIF
When I was a kid, I was completely confused by the opening of SUPERMAN II. Non killing a guard and General Zod breaking a crystal to reveal the council before their exile to the Phantom Zone totally didn't match what happened in SUPERMAN: THE MOVIE.
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Originally Posted by mwbmis
That would only be the case if Riggs' wife had just died. I got the impression that she had been dead for a while (wasn't the Lost Boys on one of the marquees). Of course, there are plenty of other continuity errors in Lethal Weapon (like the kids aging faster than Rog).
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the thing that always bothers me about the Evil Dead series is the book looks completely different in each movie, i like the one in part 2 the best and hate the big one in AOD
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Originally Posted by devilshalo
Billy Dee Williams suddenly turns into Tommy Lee Jones from Batman to Batman Forever.
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Originally Posted by Jay G.
I always thought one of the biggest problems with both Terminator sequels is that in the first film it's established that only things encased in living flesh could travel through time, hence no clothes or weapons, yet in T2 and T3 the villain Terminators aren't encased in living flesh when they travel through time.
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Originally Posted by droidguy1119
Yes, they are. The skin on Terminators is living skin, they say that somewhere in at least one of the movies.
Originally Posted by imdb.com
Kyle Reese: The 600 series had rubber skin. We spotted them easy, but these are new. They look human - sweat, bad breath, everything. Very hard to spot. I had to wait till he moved on you before I could zero him.
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Originally Posted by droidguy1119
Yes, they are. The skin on Terminators is living skin, they say that somewhere in at least one of the movies.
Originally Posted by Giantrobo
Right. Reese explained all that in The Terminator.
And Reese also explains that he couldn't take or transport any type of weapons. Well, in T3, not only is she liquid metal, but she can now turn into complex machinery. |
Haven't read through the entire thread yet to know if this was mentioned, but Superman Returns has major continuity errors as it all but ignores III and IV.
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Originally Posted by movieguru
Haven't read through the entire thread yet to know if this was mentioned, but Superman Returns has major continuity errors as it all but ignores III and IV.
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Originally Posted by JIF
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