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From: mp@mit-eddie.UUCP (Mark Plotnick)
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Subject: Re: Technical errors in films
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Date: Thu, 6-Oct-83 16:35:24 EDT
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There were some scenes in Coma (in which people were discussing things in
a hospital corridor) where you could see the boom mike, also.

A movie that was set in ancient times (Cleopatra, I think)
had a scene with an airplane in the background.

Lack of continuity is more common - somebody already mentioned some
superhero movie this summer in which the hero's wounds moved
back and forth between the left and right side of his chest.
And, although I may be mistaken, in Brainstorm one of the scientists
is said to have come from Caltech, but then in another scene he's
said to have come from Stanford (can somebody who goes to see the film
check on this?)

	Mark