In the scene when Daryl Van Horne emerges from the chapel covered in feathers, he gets into his car, drives a while, smashes through the back windshield, and the back license plate (DVH 1) disappears. When he parks the car in front of his mansion, the license plate reappears. See more...
Directed by George Miller, starring Jack Nicholson, Cher, Michelle Pfeiffer, Susan Sarandon (add more)
Genres: Comedy, Fantasy, Horror, Thriller
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When the girls toss the Jack doll and Jack is thrown out the back of the car, the speed of the car never changes. Nobody is in the car to press the gas. [Nor is there someone throwing Jack out of the back of the car. Such is the way with magic.]
Corrected by JC Fernandez
In the scene where Nicholson is seducing Sarandon, she breaks a string on her cello, cutting herself. A few minutes later, shes playing it again, all strings intact. [She breaks the string in an earlier scene. She probably had time to replace it.]
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