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"People that point out mistakes in movies.."

Are sad prats. Plot holes and obvious mistakes, fine, but there are pathetic feeble people that like to watch films purely to try and find a mistake. Here's one I found on moviemistakes.com, about "Once Upon A Time In The West."

"The whole scene in the post station takes about 12 minutes. During this time the bartender finishes his cigar almost completely, a task that takes at least 45 minutes if you smoke fast."


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Just enjoy the movie for what it is, you fool..

Yes, but does anyone actually give a damn about how long it takes him to smoke a cigar?

Some of the simple mistakes people can't help but point out, especially if they know the subject well.

Think of how many times people on here have said they've seen a console being played on TV/in a movie where the actor's been using the pad wrongly etc.

Obviously that quote is geeky, but no doubt the writer smokes cigars. Either that or he's a worldclass detective with a funny tash.

@ Chris
The only decent bit is the "Trivia" part.

Unless you work at the cinema and have seen the film 40 times.

I remember someone I worked with at my local cinema said the knife bends/wobbles at the end of Gladiator.

Never noticed myself.

I hate that website, it ruins movies.

Are sad prats. Plot holes and obvious mistakes, fine, but there are pathetic feeble people that like to watch films purely to try and find a mistake. Here's one I found on moviemistakes.com, about "Once Upon A Time In The West."

"The whole scene in the post station takes about 12 minutes. During this time the bartender finishes his cigar almost completely, a task that takes at least 45 minutes if you smoke fast."


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Just enjoy the movie for what it is, you fool..