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Sarah Michelle Gellar - "The Grudge" Movie - Some Mistakes

By Tammy Cordani

Wednesday 10 August 2005, by Webmaster

“There’s something evil there.” - Karen Davis (“The Grudge” - 2004)

What happens when a curse consumes a house and everyone who enters that place ultimately meets their end? In this 2004 remake of the Japanese film “Ju-On”, Karen Davis (Sarah Michelle Gellar) finds herself in a strange home caring for Emma (Grace Zabriskie) when the woman’s nurse, Yoko (Yoko Maki), goes missing. Karen, however, is unaware that this is only the start of her problems. While you’re watching this horror flick, keep an eye out for these spine tingling movie goofs!

Is It Laundry Day?

Watch closely when Yoko arrives at the house. While she’s talking, you will see a blue shirt over a lampshade in the background. At first glance, most of the shirt is over the lampshade. But, in the next shot, the shirt’s position changes and it looks as if it’s only the shirt’s sleeve over the shade.

Don’t Go In There!

Yoko decides to venture into the attic. Keep an eye on the sliding door during the scene. The door that leads to the attic is more than half way open when Yoko takes a look. But, in the next shot, once she’s been “swooped” up, the door is less than half way open.

Here We Go Again

This time around, Karen decides to venture into the closet. She tears the tape off the closet door, opens it and sees a book on the bottom. Look carefully when she picks up the book. At first Karen is holding the book by the side where it would open. In the very next shot, she’s holding the book by its spine.

Let’s Play That Again!

You’ll have to listen closely to two scenes to get this one. Susan (KaDee Strickland) calls and leaves a message on the answering machine. The first time we hear the message, Katie is listening. The message originally says “You can try my cell or at home later. Just want to make sure mom’s OK.”. She also mentions about calling later. Later, when the police listen to the message, it says something along the lines of “Just a little worried about mom. Just want to make sure she’s OK. Call me when you can.”!