Film goofs - page 1
Dhliz records thousands of goofs spotted across a great many films. You can read through them here:
When the fire appears in the house because of magic, the cameraman's shadow appears on the wall as the fire moves.
When Nour describes the appearance of the person who helped rape her, when the officer prints the picture, its source is a video-player program such as Windows Media Player.
At the beginning of the film, when Bahbouh explains to one of his employees that 7x7 equals 77, in the close shot of Bahbouh while he writes the number on the ground, the shape of the numbers and the way he holds the pen differ from what we see in the previous shot.
From Al-Horoub (الهروب)
In the scenes showing Montaser's news articles published in newspapers, it is clear that the headline and Montaser's photo were pasted onto real newspaper pages containing stories unrelated to the film's subject.
In the scenes where the hacker breaks into the target's computer systems, his laptop screen shows him executing some basic commands that have nothing to do with hacking or finding out the password.
It seems that the actor Talaat Zakaria's name was accidentally omitted from the credits.
When the apartment of Dr. Samir Fanous Walaan is raided because officer Sherif thinks it is being used for prostitution, the apartment number is mistakenly seen changing from 9 to 6 because one of the two screws holding the number to the door is missing, the upper screw. But after the raid, the number changes back from 6 to 9 for the same reason, which would be impossible unless someone had moved the remaining screw from the top of the 9 to its bottom during the raid.
The actor Magdy Abdel-Halim's name is misspelled in the credits as "Magdy Abdel Hakim".
On the poster, editor Hala Mohiey-Al-Din's name is misspelled as "Hala Mefhy El-Din".
The name of production manager Mr. Saied Zaky is misspelled on the poster as "Sayed Dhaki", and the same mistake appears in the name of artistic producer Ahmed Zaky, written as "Ahmed Dhaki".
In the opening credits, under the title "Financial administration", the name "Nadia El-Qoseiry" is written incorrectly instead of Nadia Al-Qosary.