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Salam Ya Sa7By film poster ★ 6.7

Salam Ya Sa7By

فيلم سلام يا صاحبي
120 minutes
Goofs (18)
 In the ending scene during Marzouq's fight with The King's men, when Marzouq throws one of The King's men from the loader so that he crashes through the villa window, it is clear that the "glass" is made of a paper-like material.
 During Marzouq's fight with The King's men, we see two men trying to climb onto the loader arm, which puts the loader driver in a stronger position during the fight. This is unrealistic behavior in such a situation, since the obvious thing would be for the two men to try to bring the driver down instead of climbing the arm.
 During Marzouq's fight with The King's men, when Marzouq throws one of The King's men from the loader and he falls onto the villa's iron fence, the iron fence pierces the man's body, even though the fence's iron bars look too thick to pierce a human body falling from a low height.
 When Marzouk The Coach goes to the bar at the beginning of the film, someone places a drink bottle on the counter, but in the very next shot from the opposite side we find the bottle with a glass of water beside it.
 When Marzouq pours the drink for Mashreqi, we hear the sound of the drink being poured into the glass, but the sound continues unrealistically in what seems to be a repeat of a short recording, even though the sound should change according to the level of liquid in the bottle.
 After Marzouq pours the alcohol and sets it on fire, we see Mashreqi screaming without moving or leaving the table in front of him, which has caught fire, even though he is free to move, is not restrained, and could easily get away from the flames.
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