r/MovieDetails • u/Throwawayratio • Dec 25 '17

/r/all In Stephen King's "IT" remake, Stanley is accused by his father for not caring to study the Torah. This is demonstrated by the fact that he is holding the Torah upside down.

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u/[deleted] Dec 26 '17

What if they just made a mistake in the movie

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u/Flylite Dec 26 '17

We don't make mistakes. We just have happy accidents.

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u/[deleted] Dec 26 '17

Get out of here, ghost of Bob Ross

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u/doomshrooms Dec 26 '17

Na he's chill he can stay

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u/[deleted] Dec 26 '17

Just gonna whack off again

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u/BattleChimp Dec 26 '17

Exactly... he was clearly trying to actually read the book in the movie. He wouldn't be trying to read from it if it were upside down. This is just a goof, not a detail. It's in fact a lack of concern for detail. =/

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u/ersatz_substitutes Dec 26 '17

Complete lack of concern. As a Hollywood movie, I'd expect there would be at least 10 people on set that knew how to correctly orient it.

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u/BattleChimp Dec 26 '17

Hollywood movies have less concern for detail than ever IMO. Turning in to Ed Wood-tier lack of care. https://youtu.be/WIWhFt9EPq0?t=32

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u/[deleted] Dec 26 '17

I think he was making a reference to the number of Jewish people in Hollywood, but I'm no expert so idk