Stone Cold Steve Jobs

This was the film that resulted in continuity becoming important. You can see various continuity errors in this film and 180 degree rule errors because, at the time film was so new and exciting the consensus was people wouldn’t notice mistakes. They’d be too awed by the film itself.

Well, people noticed. Still, this and A Trip to the Moon by George Melies are widely hailed as two of the best films ever made.

Geez! Don’t shoot the screen itself! You trying to give your audience heart attacks?!!? Was Edison always a psychopath!??!

 Don’t see too many errors. Other than logical. Dunno the sudden dance party or why the... tiny, sudden nun.

That shot at the end of the guy shooting the screen made audiences scream and dive for cover.

Also that death twirl by the conductor.