When Elliot is a Colombian drug lord, he is talking in Spanish. When he first finds this out he says lots of phrases including "I like it a lot" but he is really saying "a lot like". [Actually, other than the words you can hardly understand, and the change of construction between Colombian and Argentinian Spanish, the only mistake he makes while speaking in Spanish is when he's asked "Señor, se siente bien?" (Sir, do you feel well?) And he says, "Muy bien, muy bien no podria estar" (very good, very good I couldn't be). The correct wording is "Muy bien, MEJOR no podria estar" (very well, better I couldn't be), a normal sentence in Spanish.]
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At the beginning of Elliot's basketball player wish, he makes an amazing slam dunk that shatters the glass. Pay attention to the scoreboard before he makes the shot. The final score is displayed before he even score the final points. See more...
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When Elliot is on the beach, as the devil walks by with two dogs she refers to them as Dudley and Peter, which is a reference to Dudley Moore and Peter Cook - the stars of the original Bedazzled. See more...
Bedazzled (2000) - 12 corrections
Directed by Harold Ramis, starring Brendan Fraser, Elizabeth Hurley, Frances O'Connor, Orlando Jones (add more)
Genres: Comedy, Fantasy, Romance
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When Elliot is a Colombian drug lord, he is talking in Spanish. When he first finds this out he says lots of phrases including "I like it a lot" but he is really saying "a lot like". [Actually, other than the words you can hardly understand, and the change of construction between Colombian and Argentinian Spanish, the only mistake he makes while speaking in Spanish is when he's asked "Señor, se siente bien?" (Sir, do you feel well?) And he says, "Muy bien, muy bien no podria estar" (very good, very good I couldn't be). The correct wording is "Muy bien, MEJOR no podria estar" (very well, better I couldn't be), a normal sentence in Spanish.]
When Elliot is the Colombian drug dealer when he goes in to see Alison to accuse her of her affair she throws her hairbrush at him. When the hairbrush hits the wall there is the sound of glass breaking yet the brush wasn't made of glass and she didn't hit a mirror or a window. [Watch the scene again - the brush leaves frame completely and we don't see what it hits. It might hit a vase or a glass water jug or a table mirror for all we know.]
After the sensitive guy scene, Elliot magically appears in the fountain. If you look at his trousers, you can see where the water is splashed up from him walking into the water before shooting the scene. [No, you can't. Elliott displaces the water he lands in, creating waves, and they soak his trousers above the level of water in the fountain. Do you really think a highly paid actor like Brendan Fraser would stand around in soaking wet trousers waiting for a retake to be set up?]
During the "basketball" wish we see Elliot walking down a corridor onto the court. Because he was digitally put in to increase his height, if you look closely you can see that someone who runs past him actually passes through Elliot's right arm. [I just watched this scene frame by frame and no such thing happens. The closest you get is when someone passes Elliott and he lifts his arm to allow him to pass. He is actually reaching up to sign an autograph, and his arm movement is very cleverly matched to the movements of the passing person.]
When Elliot is Lincoln and he's about to get shot, the killer appears right after they enter the theater, barely giving him time to find the beeper. Then he soundly announces himself before killing the President, amid a silent crowd. In reality, Lincoln was shot towards the end of the play, quietly, after one of the funniest lines, and when everyone was laughing loudly. The assassin chose that moment in hopes that the sound of the laughter would mask the sound of his gunshot. [Simple answer - this isn't 'reality'. It's a scene created by the devil to torment one of the damned-to-be, and things happen outside the rules of historical accuracy. After all, when did a gay genius called Elliot win the Pulitzer Prize? This filmmakers do not claim to be historically accurate. ]
Whilst I don't have a copy of the devil's contract, didn't Elliot make the wish for the Big Mac and Coke BEFORE he signed the contract? [The Devil is very decieving, and took the wish for the Big Mac and Coke as a verbal contract, which would later be formal when Elliot signed the written contract. Many businesses operate this way.]
In the scene where the devil is changing meters and Elliot falls from above, he lands and dents a blue car but after he gets up and starts walking the car is yellow and stays that way. [You can clearly see as Elliot falls, and walks away, that the roof of the car is a beige colour, while the rest of the car is a dark blue colour. The car never changes - it's both beige and blue.]
For one of his wishes Elliot wishes that he knew everything and that he had a longer penis. But when the wish is granted he doesn't know that he's gay. If he knew everything then he would have known that he was gay. [He did not wish to know "everything", he just wished to be extremely smart. Partly because of what happened with the basketball wish.]
It may have been an effort not to overuse a prop, but to return from every wish Elliot had to press 666 into the pager. However, at the end of the gay author wish, he did not use the pager at all. He merely sat down on the bed. [In this scene, he does sit on the bed, but then it flashes back to the Devil teaching the class. She talks for awhile and THEN he appears. In this whole time, he could of used the pager and transported back.]
In the scene when Liz Hurley and Brendan Fraser first go to her office in the nightclub, she's wearing a red dress with a long slit up the front. As she walks around the desk to light a cigarette, just before she sits down, the slit opens all the way to the top and it appears Liz is not wearing underwear. This is best viewed on DVD. Black panties would be completely dark, red panties would match the dress and white would be much brighter than what we actually see. [She is actually wearing red underwear.]
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