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Film goofs - page 74

Dhliz records thousands of goofs spotted across a great many films. You can read through them here:
الباشمقاول (1940)
The actress Taheya Kariokka's name appears in the credits as 'Taheya Kariokka'.
الباشا تلميذ (2004)
The actress Mona Hala's name appears in the credits as 'Mona Hala'.
الباشا تلميذ (2004)
In the scene where Officer Bassiouny storms the university at the end of the film, in the shot where the officer jumps through the security room window, the glass is clearly not real.
الباشا تلميذ (2004)
As in other roles where Hassan Hosny plays an officer, he gives the military salute incorrectly, which is unexpected from a police officer with the rank of major general. The character's performance also does not fit the position.
بابا أمين (1950)
After Hoda sings for the first time at the club, in the following shot after she goes home, Her Brother is lying down reading, but the camera movement frame is visible at the lower left of the screen.
بابا أمين (1950)
Some words do not match the mouth movements in some shots.
باب الحديد (1958)
When Hannouma goes to change her wet clothes and looks in the mirror, her hair is behind her back, but in the next mirror shot her hair is in front.
باب الحديد (1958)
During Hannouma's conversation with her colleagues, we see her filling the can with water, but shortly afterward we see that she has not filled it yet and is about to do so.
باب الحديد (1958)
When Hannouma saves The Boy from the train, we see lottery tickets flying heavily through the air, although they were not visible in the preceding shot.
باب الحديد (1958)
After Hannouma tells her friends that she left the bottles with Qenawy, in the next shot she is looking in a way that does not match the position of her face in the previous shot.
باب الحديد (1958)
Some of the dialogue does not match the mouth movements.
الأيدي الناعمة (1963)
The position of Hammouda's hands resting on his knee changes from one shot to another while he is sitting and listening to Shawkat on the bed: at one point they are clasped upward, and in the next they are turned downward.