Wtf???

[Captain Video]

Take a look at this YouTube video - don't be fooled by it's ( fake ) title, it's actually the second trailer for "Indiana Jones 4" .

What really is bugging the hell out of me is the fact that the movie is set in 1957, but at some point in the trailer you can clearly see a device with a DIGITAL COUNTER!!! Well, that DIDN'T EXISTED IN 1957!!! Digital counters only appeared in the early 70's!!!

Now, how Lucas ( who was 13 in 1957 ) and Spielberg ( who was 11 ) let that sort of mistake go into their movie???

Or, is it not a mistaken at all???

Or I am the one mistaken???

As Emperor Palpatine said to Luke Skywalker: "You will find, that it is you who are mistaken... about, a great, many things!"

Since it's clear now that the plot of the movie somehow deals with aliens, maybe that is the reason for the digital counter in 1957???

http://br.youtube.com/watch?v=AaQBEG4fcd4

[markdi]

are you sure - nixie tubes ? - 1957 ?

[Eric H]

Looks like LED's to me, maybe there's time travel involved?

[Celt]

Oops! Finding mistakes in movies can be fun. There was a car chase sequence in the movie version of Sacco and Vanzetti (which took place in the 20's) and you can see a 70's Lincoln drive by in the background. And it's not uncommon to see battery wall clocks (absent keywind holes and center-post second hands) in Westerns. Just look for common items. Telephone styles, radio or TV set models, etc.

[Captain Video]

Time travel, or, most likely, humans somehow learning how to use more advanced alien technology. In the first trailer, there was a magnetic box with the writting "Roswell New Mexico 1947" in it.

[Arkay]

The link doesn't work; the video has already been pulled by request of the copyright owners. :sigh: :thumbsdn:

While looking for a possible re-listing (what name was it under?), I found the following Indiana Jones trailer. Not what I expected. :no: The biggest surprise came right at the end...
http://br.youtube.com/watch?v=fACZMsKN7fk&feature=related

[jhal]

Oops! Finding mistakes in movies can be fun. There was a car chase sequence in the movie version of Sacco and Vanzetti (which took place in the 20's) and you can see a 70's Lincoln drive by in the background. And it's not uncommon to see battery wall clocks (absent keywind holes and center-post second hands) in Westerns. Just look for common items. Telephone styles, radio or TV set models, etc.

I love catching stuff like that in movies, especially with DVD's where you can pause and point it out, :D

[Captain Video]

The link doesn't work; the video has already been pulled by request of the copyright owners. :sigh: :thumbsdn:

While looking for a possible re-listing (what name was it under?), I found the following Indiana Jones trailer. Not what I expected. :no: The biggest surprise came right at the end...
http://br.youtube.com/watch?v=fACZMsKN7fk&feature=related

It was listed under the name "Cheese Sandwich" ... aparently, it was not enough to fool Paramount Pictures!!!

I saw that video in your link. What is the surprise?

[gigidy5]

It was listed under the name "Cheese Sandwich" ... aparently, it was not enough to fool Paramount Pictures!!!

I saw that video in your link. What is the surprise?

'Summer 2007'

[EchoWars]

I assume that was the release date for the vid game.