Someone wrote in the synopisis, under revealing mistakes, that "Both the man and the woman portraying the "American Gothic" couple cast shadows on the background as they step into frame, revealing the house behind them is a painted flat."
It isn't a mistake. It's based on a PAINTING.
Who are these people who spend their time looking for flaws, when they should be looking at their own creativity?
vincentlynch-moonoi says > It isn't a mistake. It's based on a PAINTING.This is true but, like the other scenes, they're meant to be look like the famous painting but they are real people not a painting. It doesn't make much difference in the story though.
Who are these people who spend their time looking for flaws, when they should be looking at their own creativity?Sometimes I notice goofs in movies. I've ended a few onto that section of a movie's page but it's rare. When I do see them they're usually already listed.