Did you ever find mistakes?

[CommanderEVE]

how do you find this mistakes?

[Astro Forever]

We watch the series.

[jeffbert]

Don't know whether this has occured to anyone already. At the end of 'The Time Machine' Uran aka Zorrette remains quite speechless while talking. It's hard to spot since only 2 frames are having this mistake. Wouldn't have 'em noticed without the use of slow-motion playmode.

Her mouth is missing:


Here, her mouth is back:

Do you mean her mouth remained closed while she was speaking? If so, there are probably 100 or more occurances of that in the 60s.

[Astro Forever]

Do you mean her mouth remained closed while she was speaking? If so, there are probably 100 or more occurances of that in the 60s.

No, Uran has no mouth at all in the first picture, not even a closed mouth.

[Strange Wings]

Yeah, perhaps this little conspicuity doesn't really file under the strong term 'mistake'. As I said, the frames are moving by that quick at the viewer's eyes it's really difficult to spot without the use of the repeat/slow-motion buttons.

The one with Uran's missing boots spotted by Astro Forever is far more evident.

[CommanderEVE]

that would look weird if it was though the whole secne o.o, it's like on Oban star racers the cartoons have no nose, all of them

[Astro Forever]

Yeah, perhaps this little conspicuity doesn't really file under the strong term 'mistake'. As I said, the frames are moving by that quick at the viewer's eyes it's really difficult to spot without the use of the repeat/slow-motion buttons.

I still classify it under the term "mistake". A small one, but a true one anyway.

When I spot a mistake at regular speed, I often have to go at a lower speed to check that what caught my eyes was indeed a mistake. Sometimes it isn't, but I'm getting better at it, so more and more often it's one.

[jeffbert]

No, Uran has no mouth at all in the first picture, not even a closed mouth.

Maybe I should read the posts before responding.

[CommanderEVE]

lol, good one jeffbert

[AstroBoyGF]

From The Robots Nobody Wanted...





The mistake is in the first picture, but I put the second one just in case somebody would argue that it was possible in real life (it is, but it's not a possible explanation for the above mistake! ). By the way, I love how her eyebrows are getting above her head, as Dr. Elefun's often do!



I found the above mistake by accident as I was taking screenshots for this one:







The table is never quite the same. The jug and the sugar bowl are changing color, the plate is fuller and the saltcellar has dissapeared in the second pic, and the glass of wine is empty in the third pic. Even the table itself is different. Half of it is made of transparent glass in the last two pics, but not in the first.



And last, not a big deal, but while I'm at it:



The woman turns the page twice, and twice the page starts with "NO 2772". The pages are also a little bit empty!

2772 she's reading the phoenix!!