Film goofs - page 40
Dhliz records thousands of goofs spotted across a great many films. You can read through them here:
When Alaa enters while his parents are sitting on the chairs, we see the chairs moving from behind, but in the front shot they are still.
When Alaa's sister Tamtam holds the iPad, the side shot shows her holding the box below her face, but in the next front shot it is not visible in the upper half of the frame; then in the side shot she is holding it up again.
When Alaa El-Farsi gives Alaa an apple, in the first shot his fingers are on the bottom of the apple, but in the shot from the opposite angle his index finger is on top of the apple, then in the third shot the fingers return to how they were in the first shot.
When Alaa El-Farsi photographs Alaa while she is standing in front of the mannequin, we see four fingers on the back of the phone and the index finger on its screen. In the next shot from the opposite side, however, two fingers are on the screen, not one.
When Samhiya wipes the water from her face after Salah Abdel-Samad pours it on her, the front shot shows her wiping her face with a tissue, but in the next shot (from behind) she is wiping her face directly with her hand without a tissue.
We see Nadia take off the wig, then see her with her natural hair, but her natural hair is noticeably raised upward in a way that would not have been possible if she had been wearing the small wig.
When Khalaf El-Dahshoury Khalaf leaves the lecture hall, Tony (the dark-skinned young man) leaves with him wearing his checkered shirt, but later he catches up with him while tying the shirt around his waist.
When Khalaf El-Dahshoury Khalaf lifts his bag from the train floor, he bumps into One of the Passengers, who is wearing a shirt with the American flag on it, and we see His Girlfriend beside him. But in the closer shot, His Girlfriend is more than two meters away from him.
We see The Pasha placing his hand on his chest with the tie in front of his hand, but in the next closer shot his hand is on top of the tie, not the other way around as before.
We see Riad holding a billiard ball in his hand while smiling, but in the next shot the ball is no longer in his hand, his hands have changed position, and his face is stern as he looks downward.