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originally posted by: jude11
Were there Chemtrails in 1776? Apparently so.
It looks like even Hollywood isn't even trying to hide it anymore.
Season 1 Episode 4 of "Turn" at the 37:20 mark.
Interestingly, the series is American History at its finest. Remember the fight for Freedom?
1776
Peace
I take it this is a blatant "oops" in production noticing those little details? - See more at: www.abovetopsecret.com...
originally posted by: Wrabbit2000
Isn't it a bummer when period shows or movies don't pay attention to period details?
originally posted by: burdman30ott6
originally posted by: Wrabbit2000
Isn't it a bummer when period shows or movies don't pay attention to period details?
There is a truly horrible made for SyFy channel movie, Zombie Apocalypse, that is so bad it is actually good. It has Ving Rhames and pretty much nobody else recognizeable in it. Anyway, in most of the indoor shop scenes, with them alternating between fighting zombies inside the shop and keeping them from getting in through the door, you can see people carrying on about their business through the windows. It's hilarious, 6 rabid zombies clawing at a door and 20 yards behind them is a lady and her child, carrying Macy's shopping bags, calming strolling across the street.
originally posted by: burdman30ott6
a reply to: jude11
I wish I could find the website now, but a long time ago there was a mistakes & easter eggs site that chronicled a ton of those. It's amazing how many post-apocalyptic or old western movies have "Winnebago seen on highway in the distance" scenes.
originally posted by: Wrabbit2000
I take it this is a blatant "oops" in production noticing those little details?
One of my favorite war series was called Tour Of Duty from the 80's. Great series about Vietnam and you'd almost think they filmed it somewhere in that area of the world. At least until you caught the shots with the giant 'erector set' towers for the high tension lines running over the hills outside locations in California.
Isn't it a bummer when period shows or movies don't pay attention to period details?