Goofs in Seagal movies

[steve]

I love Steven's movies as much as the next person but does anyone else have any good mistakes that have appeared in his films? A few of my favourites are:

HARD TO KILL - when the villain in the hospital shoots the orderly he shoots at one shoulder but the bullet exits behind the wrong one.

HARD TO KILL - the license plate on the jeep switches sides during one shot when they flee the house.

MARKED FOR DEATH - food splatters across the windshield of the Jamaicans' car during the chase then disappears.

MARKED FOR DEATH - in some versions you can see around four crew members hands holding up the dummy when Seagal beheads Screwface.

OUT FOR JUSTICE - the body by the fridge disappears when Seagal breaks Forsythe's wrist.

OUT FOR JUSTICE - the table during the final fight keeps moving around on its own, first its upright, then upside down, then upright, then a hole in it appears and re-appears.

OUT FOR JUSTICE - lots of blood suddenly appears on Forsythe's face as he is pushed into the kitchen.

UNDER SIEGE - before Seagal enters the workshop, the same villain is shot twice and falls down the stairs from two different angles. It's used to represent two different deaths as the shots are far apart.

ON DEADLY GROUND - a crew member can be seen at the left holding a boom mike in some versions when the villain at the end is thrown through a small window in slow-motion.

THE GLIMMER MAN - a wound on the chief villain's head appears and re-appears during the final fight.

OUT FOR A KILL - the broom behind Monkey Man in the barber shop falls but is then back up in the following shot.

Any more for the collection are more than welcome!

Steve

 

[TDWoj]

I seem to recall a thread a while back that had a fairly comprehensive list of goofs, some of which to this day I still can't find (like Sharon Stone saying "Steve" instead of Nico in one scene).

However, it's a fun exercise to do from time to time, so here are mine.

HARD TO KILL - as Andie is shooting down the ramp with a captive Mason, an arm appears and disappears in the upper right corner of the frame.

EXIT WOUNDS - the disappearing/reappearing grill on Orin Boyd's truck

OUT FOR JUSTICE - Gino picks up a Polaroid from the crime scene where his partner is shot and puts it in his pocket, but it's never referenced again. However, when he goes to see the dead cop's wife, suddenly *she's* in possession of the picture, and she was the one who was supposed to have picked it up.

 

[gunslinger]

There's a good one in Marked for Death. It takes place when Seagal fights the Jamaicans in the boutique at the end of the car chase. When Steve starts throwing the men through the glass displays their shirts or jumpers lift revealing the stunt men taking the fall are white.

EXIT WOUNDS - During the scene where DMX gets changed into differnet clothes and cool music plays, this scene is intercut with Seagal leaving his houseboat in his 4x4, you can see crew members reflected in the closet door watching filming happening.

There's dozens of more mistakes listed at a website, think it's called moviemistakes.com. Check it out.

 

[Disciple]

in Above the Law, when he throws that guy through the shop window and himself jumpst through it, his sneakers change midair.

 

[Mama San]

TD,
Check your OFJ tape again.
I think you'll find it's his "badge"
that you see in his hand.
God bless,
Mama san

 

[TDWoj]

I checked my OFJ DVD again, and this is what I saw: he's looking around surreptitious-like; he pulls his badge off his hip which is in his left hand; but in his right hand is what is clearly a polaroid, which he puts in his back pocket. The badge is still in his left hand.

-TD, with too much time on her hands!

 

[Amos Stevens]

Here is a web page on movie mistakes:

http://www.moviemistakes.com/search.php

 

[GlimmerMan]

There is a cool one at the beginning of Out For Justice - as Bobby is shot his wife screams and sinks to the floor and you see a brief shot of the knees of her jeans which are covered with mud as if she had to do the take a couple of times.

Glimmer