Justice League
A new threat is revealed in the form of Steppenwolf, a creature in search of three interstellar cubes/boxes hidden on Earth that can create enough energy to destroy mankind. Bruce Wayne joins forces with new ally, Diana Prince aka Wonder Woman and is intent on building a new team of heroes to include Aquaman, Barry Allen aka The Flash, and Victor Stone aka Cyborg. With their hands full with Steppenwolf they decide that their last chance may be to use the remaining box/cube to resurrect the one hero who could help them. Here are a few movie mistakes to look for while watching “Justice League”.
∙ Bruce Wayne is in search of Arthur Curry aka The Aquaman. He walks out onto the cliff overlooking the fishing village where Arthur is usually found. In the rear view, Bruce’s coat hood is up, covering his head. The scene cuts to a front view, and the hood is down.
∙ Howard is cleaning the hallway when Silas starts to leave. The close-up of Howard’s badge as he tells Silas he’s sorry for what happened, shows a man in blue, wearing a hat. The picture is different when he stops mopping and starts to walk into the lab. Notice the person isn’t wearing a hat.
∙ Aquaman saves the drowning fisherman and brings him back to the village bar. While Arthur is drinking, he notices the green slime on his right hand and the glass he was drinking from. In the wider view, the green slime is gone.
∙ Steppenwolf arrives in Atlantis to take one of the cubes/boxes. In the closer, underwater view, Aquaman grabs Steppenwolf’s right horn with both hands. In the next, overhead view, he’s holding the left one.
∙ Batman, Wonder Woman, Flash and Cyclops arrive to save Silas Stone and the others taken from the lab. The rear view of Wonder Woman when she jumps out of the Night Crawler shows she’s wearing golden shoes with shin guards. Her shoes are flat. Later in the scene, when she hits Steppenwolf and he exclaims “Amazon”, her shoes have wedge heels.
“Justice League” (2017) stars Ben Affleck, Gal Gadot, Ezra Miller, Jason Momoa, Ray Fisher, Henry Cavill, Amy Adams, Jeremy Irons, Diane Lane, Connie Nielsen, J.K. Simmons, Amber Heard, and Joe Morton. It runs 120 minutes and is rated PG-13 for sequences of sci-fi violence and action.
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∙ Bruce Wayne is in search of Arthur Curry aka The Aquaman. He walks out onto the cliff overlooking the fishing village where Arthur is usually found. In the rear view, Bruce’s coat hood is up, covering his head. The scene cuts to a front view, and the hood is down.
∙ Howard is cleaning the hallway when Silas starts to leave. The close-up of Howard’s badge as he tells Silas he’s sorry for what happened, shows a man in blue, wearing a hat. The picture is different when he stops mopping and starts to walk into the lab. Notice the person isn’t wearing a hat.
∙ Aquaman saves the drowning fisherman and brings him back to the village bar. While Arthur is drinking, he notices the green slime on his right hand and the glass he was drinking from. In the wider view, the green slime is gone.
∙ Steppenwolf arrives in Atlantis to take one of the cubes/boxes. In the closer, underwater view, Aquaman grabs Steppenwolf’s right horn with both hands. In the next, overhead view, he’s holding the left one.
∙ Batman, Wonder Woman, Flash and Cyclops arrive to save Silas Stone and the others taken from the lab. The rear view of Wonder Woman when she jumps out of the Night Crawler shows she’s wearing golden shoes with shin guards. Her shoes are flat. Later in the scene, when she hits Steppenwolf and he exclaims “Amazon”, her shoes have wedge heels.
“Justice League” (2017) stars Ben Affleck, Gal Gadot, Ezra Miller, Jason Momoa, Ray Fisher, Henry Cavill, Amy Adams, Jeremy Irons, Diane Lane, Connie Nielsen, J.K. Simmons, Amber Heard, and Joe Morton. It runs 120 minutes and is rated PG-13 for sequences of sci-fi violence and action.
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