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In the movie Signs (2002), the door they are boarding up opens to the opposite side. The aliens will still be able to open the door perfectly fine.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day
The Long Walk takes place in the 70s. You can see a double-stacked freight train in the distance. However, the first scheduled all double-stacked tra…
In Gladiator (2000), tramlines can be seen in the fields when Maximus is returning home. Tramlines are created by modern farm seeding equipment
The movie “Looper” (2012) contains THREE plot holes within a SINGLE storyline, but what’s even worse is that two of those plot holes were created as …
The final scene of Toy Story 2 doesn't make sense time-wise.
in Hancock (2008) charlize theron supposedly goes into a car in one scene and in the next it's gone.
Tesla (2020) there's a price tag that can be seen on the bottom of the tea cup with a price of $3.96
This building in Spider-Man Brand New Day must have some insane self-repairing floors
The Uprising (2026) features rich fields of maize in 1381s England
Within four times the member count either way, so the comparison is fair. Sorted by upside.
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