Errors Spotted on The Twilight Saga: New Moon

Chillax, every movie has 'em

The Twilight Saga: New Moon isn't perfect, as most of you are probably already aware. Some hate it, some love it but me? I'm somewhere in the middle. It's cheesy, yes, but I can tolerate cheesy. There was much talking, well so was the book. Kristen Stewart was awful; she always is as Bella. Edward was soooo white; so were the other vamps. Victoria was AWESOME; her shots in the forest was probably the best thing out of the whole movie. And Jacob, well Jacob, he was uber hot. Even though I didn't love the movie, there are plenty who did. Here in Indonesia, for example, getting the tickets was really hard, it was ridiculous. The line twists and turns all the way to be back. Crazy, crazy, crazy. I even had to watch it in a sort of crappy cinema (wait, it WAS crappy. The sound died off twice for like... 5 freaking minutes. That's a long time, peeps. A long time). Even though the movie is obtaining much love, many fans have spotted errors in the movie. Man, when will the Twi-hards ever be satisfied?

Errors spotted by fans:

• In the montage scenes where we see Bella's depression, when the camera is circling her, the camera man is shown in the mirror (twice) behind her.
• The rims of the vampires contacts can be spotted occasionally during the film, especially the Volturi's during the ending scenes — e.g., Jane's in the elevator.
• Continuity: When Alice jumps over the staircase in school to wish Bella happy birthday, between shots during the scene the positioning of the decorated scarf around her neck varies.
• Visible crew/equipment: In the very last scene, right before the ultimatum, if you look into the tail lights on Edward's car you can see various members of the crew reflected.

If you're interested to read more (there are 22 and still counting), head over to Movie Mistakes to see the full list. I didn't spot these mistakes in the movie. Maybe I was too busy getting pissed at the workers for such negligence. But anyway, I don't really care. Every movie has mistakes. It can't be perfect. I'll try to spot them, yes, when I watch it again on DVD. But I'm not counting.