I’ve been waiting for it to pop up on a streaming platform!
When Mcconaughey is going down in the elevator talking to the prosecutor about making a deal for his prostitute client, you can see that the lettering on the electrical tower in the background disappears as they’re going down. When the scene cuts away and then back to this scene you can see the lettering on the electrical tower again. So they retook the shot but didn’t take it from the correct place on the elevator trip down.
Ethan Allen was a Revolutionary War hero who had occasion to visit England shortly after peace was declared. During this trip, Allen’s British hosts pelted him with jokes about Americans and General Washington in particular and one day they got a picture of General Washington which was conspicuously hung up in an outhouse. Though he couldn’t have missed this painting, Allen never mentioned it. Eventually, the Brits asked if he’d spotted Washington’s likeness in the restroom. Allen had, and added:
“It was a very appropriate place for an Englishman to keep it. There is nothing that will make an Englishman shit so quick as the sight of General Washington".
Didn't see this up here for suggestion for Sunday movie nostalgia review. .It's not that old but I do think it'd be one that's would be interesting to hear their thoughts on it/the questions they could have
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