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Film goofs - page 14

Dhliz records thousands of goofs spotted across a great many films. You can read through them here:
مهمة في تل أبيب (1992)
When Amaal begins writing her memoirs, she says she married in late 1966, then "a few months later" gave birth to her son Tamer, whom they were very happy with, and then says the war broke out afterward. However, the 1967 defeat took place at the beginning of June, leaving too little time between "late 1966" and the outbreak of war for marriage, pregnancy, and birth.
مهمة في تل أبيب (1992)
In the shot where Hamdy, the intelligence officer, goes to His Boss's office at the beginning of the film, he salutes incorrectly by raising his right hand almost above his eye, which is unexpected from a senior officer in a sovereign agency.
المهرج الكبير (1952)
Some of the articulation does not match the mouth movements in the conversation between Asrar's mother and Saeid.
المهرج الكبير (1952)
In Shahtout's conversation with Asrar at her house, we see both his hands on the cane, but in the next shot we see only one hand.
المهرج الكبير (1952)
The articulation does not match the mouth movements in the song at Shehata's palace, and the same thing happens in the first song in the kitchen.
المهرج الكبير (1952)
The Secretary puts his hand on the paper to write, but in the next shot his hand is away from the paper.
المهرج الكبير (1952)
When Shahtout falls, we see a flower in his ear, but when he falls in the next shot it suddenly disappears.
المهرج الكبير (1952)
In The Maid's song for Shehata, the position of her hand on his arm differs from one shot to another.
المهرج الكبير (1952)
We see Asrar in the sun, but in the close-up most of her face is in shadow, at a steeper angle than in the previous shot. Then we see her completely in the shade. A lock of hair also appears and disappears.
المهرج الكبير (1952)
We see Shehata and Asrar talking in the sun, but in the close-up of Asrar she is in the shade.
المهرج الكبير (1952)
As Boraei the servant walks, the camera's shadow can be seen behind him more than once.
المهاجر (1994)
When Ram places the plants in the sandy ground, he is wearing white and brown loincloths, but when he turns around, the brown cloth that was around his waist is no longer visible.