Film goofs - page 37
Dhliz records thousands of goofs spotted across a great many films. You can read through them here:
Some words do not match the mouth movements.
Some words do not match the mouth movements (in an exterior scene).
We see Isa holding the door at the level of his upper chest, but when he turns around we see it lower down.
In many scenes, we notice that the filming looks hazy (meaning the camera lenses are not properly in focus).
Some words do not match the mouth movements (such as the scene with Toha, the cold-drink seller).
In the scene where Ali plays the oud, it is clear that his hand movements do not match the music.
From Teer Enta (طير إنت)
When The Elder returns home, we find him carrying the pistol in his right hand, then in the next shot, when he slaps His Wife, his hand appears empty.
From Teer Enta (طير إنت)
In the North Coast party shot, when Laila refuses to kiss The Young Man, she then objects to Misho being surprised by this behavior, saying, "What? Would you accept that happening to your sister?" Even though it is clear that Laila belongs to a highly liberal social class, and regardless of whether one accepts this behavior, such a degree of disapproval is not expected.
From Teer Enta (طير إنت)
In the North Coast party shot, we see the bar with some "Stella" beer cans displayed on top of it, even though beer is known to be served only cold.
From Teer Enta (طير إنت)
In the shot where Misho's advertisement appears on the television screen, we see His Friend looking at the screen and then suddenly becoming alert before the advertisement starts showing, not after it.
From Teer Enta (طير إنت)
When Bahig, in the guise of The Gulf Young Man, goes to Leila, who works in the perfume shop, we find that when she shows him the varieties in a close-up shot, he is holding a cigarette with only a small part left. In the following wider shots, the remaining part of the cigarette is larger than in the first shot, although the opposite would be normal.
From Teer Enta (طير إنت)
In the shot of the family preparing to leave Kuwait with the child Bahig, we see a cardboard box on the roof of the car with "MX - 900 El-Araby blender" written on it. It is a modern blender model sold in markets at the time the film was produced (2009). Moreover, it is not logical for an Egyptian to buy goods made by an Egyptian company abroad in order to bring them back to Egypt.
