Most bugs found in the X-Men prequel
The biggest number of bloopers in movies released in 2011 was recorded in X-Men: First Class. This is reported by the resource MovieMistakes, which specializes in finding errors in Hollywood projects. So, at the beginning of the movie, Eric Lenscher receives a five-Reichsmark coin from Sebastian Shaw, dated 1934. However, such coins were issued later - from 1936 to 1939. In the same episode, which takes place in 1944, the song `` Non, je ne regrette rien '' is heard in Shaw's office. It was written in 1956 and became especially popular in 1960 when Edith Piaf recorded it. When the American and Soviet navies attack mutants with a large number of surface-to-surface missiles, among the latter, many modifications are visible that appeared in the late 70s, early 80s, in particular, the RGM-109 Tomahawk cruise missiles. Recall that this is happening during the Cuban missile crisis in the early 60s. In addition to factual errors, the movie has a lot of inconsistencies with the plot of the original trilogy. For example, in First Class it is shown that Professor Xavier lost the ability to walk as early as 62, whereas in X-Men: The Final Battle he and Magneto visit young Jean Gray in the mid-70s, while the professor is still on his own. In total, over 20 critical errors were found in the movie. This did not prevent the movie from grossing over $ 300 million worldwide. cruise missiles RGM-109 Tomahawk. Recall that this is happening during the Cuban missile crisis in the early 60s.In addition to factual errors, the movie has a lot of inconsistencies with the plot of the original trilogy. For example, in First Class it is shown that Professor Xavier lost the ability to walk as early as 62, whereas in X-Men: The Final Battle he and Magneto visit young Jean Gray in the mid-70s, while the professor is still on his own. In total, over 20 critical errors were found in the movie. This did not prevent the movie from grossing over $ 300 million worldwide. cruise missiles RGM-109 Tomahawk. Recall that this is happening during the Cuban missile crisis in the early 60s.In addition to factual errors, the movie has a lot of inconsistencies with the plot of the original trilogy. For example, in First Class it is shown that Professor Xavier lost the ability to walk as early as 62, whereas in X-Men: The Final Battle he and Magneto visit young Jean Gray in the mid-70s, while the professor is still on his own. In total, more than 20 critical errors were found in the movie. This did not prevent the movie from grossing over $ 300 million worldwide. the movie has a lot of inconsistencies with the plot of the original trilogy. For example, in First Class it is shown that Professor Xavier lost the ability to walk as early as 62, whereas in X-Men: The Last Battle he and Magneto visit young Jean Gray in the mid-70s, while the professor is still on his own.In total, over 20 critical errors were found in the movie. This did not prevent the movie from grossing over $ 300 million worldwide. the movie has a lot of inconsistencies with the plot of the original trilogy. For example, in First Class it is shown that Professor Xavier lost the ability to walk as early as 62, whereas in X-Men: The Last Battle he and Magneto visit young Jean Gray in the mid-70s, while the professor is still on the move himself.In total, the movie found over 20 critical errors. This did not prevent the movie from grossing over $ 300 million worldwide. In total, more than 20 critical errors were found in the movie. This did not prevent the movie from grossing over $ 300 million worldwide.In total, more than 20 critical errors were found in the movie. This did not prevent the movie from grossing over $ 300 million worldwide.The Topic of Article: Most bugs found in the X-Men prequel. |
