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Six Days Seven Nights DVD Cover Download “Six Days Seven Nights” 1998	Actors: John Koyama Harrison Ford Quinn Harris Anne Heche Robin Monroe David Schwimmer Frank Martin Jacqueline Obradors Angelica Temuera Morrison Jager Allison Janney Marjorie, Robin’s Boss Douglas Weston Philippe Sinclair, Resort Manager Cliff Curtis Kip Danny Trejo Pierce Ben Bode Tom Marlowe, Helicopter Pilot Derek Basco Ricky, Helicopter Crewman Amy Sedaris Robin’s Secretary Long Nguyen Pirate Jake Feagai Pirate Pirate
	Directors: Ivan Reitman
	IMDB Rating: 5.6/10 out of 25,504 votes

“Six Days Seven Nights” 1998 by Ivan Reitman – Movie Goofs

“6 Days 7 Nights” Plot Summary

Robin Monroe, a New York magazine editor, and the gruff pilot Quinn Harris must put aside their mutual dislike if they are to survive after crash landing on a deserted South Seas island. add synopsis

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• Continuity: When Angelica comes on stage to dance, on the night of the plane crash, her ankle bracelet is on her right ankle. When she turns around on stage, the bracelet is on her left ankle.
• Continuity: At the end, when Quinn goes to Robin arguing with the custom agents, the passengers in the background are climbing the steps to get onto the plane. But while they are talking the passengers are seen disembarking the same plane in the background.
• Continuity: When Quinn first sees Robin getting off the plane (at the end), the passengers in the plane in the background disembark twice.
• Continuity: When the pirates’ gunboat is attacking the plane, it is initially shown moving towards the beach at some speed. When the plane takes off, however, the boat is seen to be perfectly still with no visible wake near it.
• Crew or equipment visible: Crew visible in Robin’s sunglasses at the airport.
• Audio/visual unsynchronized: After Quinn is dragged down the waterfall, he says, “I’m fine.” But his mouth movements don’t match the words. He also says something about it being her turn, which is also not synchronized with the audio. The mouth movements he is making for both sentences are simply him drawing breath.
• Revealing mistakes: While overlooking the coastline high atop a cliff, Quinn is talking to Robin and you can see a tour helicopter flying behind him. The coastline they are overlooking is the Napali Coast which is a popular destination for tour helicopters on the Island of Kauai, Hawaii
• Continuity: When Robin crash lands Quinn’s plane, the left side of the cockpit is partially submerged. But when Quinn is helped out of the plane, his door is not submerged but is a few feet above the water.
• Revealing mistakes: When Robin lands Quinn’s plane on the beach, the bodies shown in the cockpit as it hits the water are obviously dummies.
• Continuity: When landing the plane at the end, from the cockpit it looks like the plane is about 100+ feet off shore when it crashes. However, when the fiance runs out to get his betrothed out of the plane it is only ~20 feet off shore.
• Continuity: The plane crashes on the beach and remains there for several days. Yet, there is no sign of tide in all that time, the level of the water is always the same.
• Continuity: Near the end, the injury on Robin’s forehead seems to get worse between shots.
• Continuity: In the wreck of the airplane, there is a bar across the top of the wings. But, in other shots it is not there.
• Anachronisms: After discovering the Japanese float plane, Robin is awakened to the sound of Quinn sawing the floats off the plane. He is using an apparently new hacksaw, which he did not bring with him. Did he return to the crash site which was several miles away? Or did he find one inside the float plane? If indeed it was inside the float plane, the blade would have rusted through after 40 years in the jungle.
• Continuity: At the airport in the final scenes of the film, when Quinn gets out of the helicopter, his shadow is very short from the sun which is almost directly overhead. However, when he meets up with Robin again, the shadows are much longer despite only a few minutes having passed.
• Continuity: During the scene when Robin inflates the raft inside the plane the plane’s flaps are in the full down position, but when Quin goes around the plane to talk to Robin with her face pressed against the window the plane’s flaps are now in the full up position.
• Errors in geography: Peacocks are not found in the South Pacific.
• Revealing mistakes: When Robin and Frank first arrive at Macatea there is a beautiful view down the beach. This is exactly the same shot (including the tourists, furniture, clothing) that appears in the brochure Frank showed her in the restaurant in New York.
• Continuity: In the beach scene when Robin hears/sees the commercial airliner and tries to signal it with the flare gun, she struggles with Quinn for the flare gun because he was passed out. Initially there is an open bottle of liquor between Quinn’s legs. After Robin gets and shoots the flare gun Quinn wakes up and rolls over and the bottle is now under his arm.
• Audio/visual unsynchronized: When the pirates show up and Quinn hits one with a stick the audio doesn’t match up during the shot.
• Crew or equipment visible: After Quinn and Robin fly the plane back and crash into the harbor, there is camera equipment visible attached to the underside of the right wing. You can see it behind Robin out the window as she is assessing Quinn’s condition and says, “We did it.” It looks to be cabling of some kind, and has a bright red tag attached to it. When Robin is being helped from the cockpit a few scenes later, the equipment is gone.
• Errors made by characters (possibly deliberate errors by the filmmakers): When Robin is in control of the aircraft she says to herself, “Speed: 65 Knots”. The airspeed indicator in the aircraft is not in Knots but in MPH
• Revealing mistakes: The registration of French aircraft starts with “F” (which is correct in the movie) but includes only letters. Harrison Ford’s character’s airplane has only numbers following the “F”.
• Errors in geography: Robin and Frank are seen arriving and departing Macatea on Aloha Airlines, but the airline never operated anywhere near Tahiti. Before ceasing passenger operations in 2008, it only flew between the Hawaiian Islands, the west coast of the US and Canada, and one weekly round trip to Christmas Island in the Gilberts.
• Errors made by characters (possibly deliberate errors by the filmmakers): The de Havilland Beaver has a front passenger/co-pilot’s door which would have made it totally unnecessary for Angelica to enter through the cargo/passenger door and squeeze past Robin and Frank to get to her (the co-pilot’s) seat.
• Audio/visual unsynchronized: The band singer in the island bar.
• Continuity: When Quinn takes the snake from Robin’s shorts, his shirt shifts on/off his left shoulder as the camera changes.
• Continuity: Robin is wearing a long white dress when they crash. She changes into floral shorts and a tank shirt when she and Quinn go looking for fresh water. After he gets the snake out of her pants in the water, they cut to next scene where they are back to the beach where the plane is. Robin is looking for fresh clothes in her suitcase and the shorts and tank shirt she was just wearing (which had gotten dirty and wet) are in her suitcase folded and clean, and Robin is changing out of the white dress she had already changed out of.

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