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Thomas Crowne Affair, The - There Should Have Been a Crash
About five minutes into the movie Thomas Crown is about to cross the street when he is cut off by a sanitation truck.He waves the truck on and the driver speeds off but in the scene just before he is cut off we see that there is obviously a traffic jam with numerous cars in it and if the driver takes off at the speed he does he would definately hit the green car directly in front of him.
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perry on 01-13-2000
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warren writes:
I saw this as well and forgot about it until now. Some people would noy call this a slip-up. I do because it changed before my eyes.
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The Mask writes:
Other than not being able to zoom away, if Thomas Crown had not made him brake abruptly, there was already a car in front, so why was he approaching at that speed (unless of course the car backed up)?
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Obeah writes:
There is a lot of traffic, but the car in which Thomas Crowne is a passenger is the first car at a red light. The truck was not at the light yet, it came barreling down toward the light and almost hit him, thus becoming the second car at the same red light in the lane to the right of Thomas Crowne's. Furthermore, Thomas Crowne's car did not speed off after he left the car. The driver watched him as he got out of the car and was still looking at him as he closed the door and started to walk off. The light was still red and he did not speed off.
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