Movies I Have Seen - October 2019 (13 movies)

The Domestics. 2018, Starring Tyler Hoechlin as Mark West, Kate Bosworth as Nina West, Lance Reddick as Nathan Wood, Sonoya Mizuno as Betsy, Dana Gourrier as Wanda, Jacinte Blankenship as Theresa Wood, Thomas Francis Murphy as Plowboy Jim, David Dastmalchian as Willy Cunningham and Lee Perkins as Dean the Nailer. Crave, October 1, 2019. Soundtrack: "Drifting Heart" - Performed by Roosevelt Nettles; "No One Care" - Performed by Denny Reed; "It's Time to Quit Crying" - Performed by Frank Fafara; "Since I First Met You" - Performed by The Robins; "Til" - Performed by The Angels; "She is My Dream" - Performed by The Tads; "Once It Was Mine" - Performed by Judy Lunn; "Forever" - Performed by Rickie Page; "Slippin' the Stealth" - Performed by Goatsnake; "Something Old, Something New" - Performed by Lonnie Russ; "Touch of Red" - Performed by Bent Wind; "Tame Me Tiger" - Performed by Bonny St. Claire. Trivia: It is an American post-apocalyptic horror film. The film has received favorable reviews from critics. On the review aggregation website Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds a 100% approval rating with an average rating of 7.5/10 based on 5 reviews.

Isn't It Romantic. 2019, Starring Rebel Wilson as Natalie, Alex Kis as 12-year-old Natalie, Liam Hemsworth as Blake, Adam DeVine as Josh, Priyanka Chopra as Isabella, Betty Gilpin as Whitney, Brandon Scott Jones as Donny, Jennifer Saunders as Natalie's mother, Big Jay Oakerson as Gary, Tom Ellis as Dr. Todd, Michelle Buteau as Martina and Director Cameo: Todd Strauss-Schulson as a co-worker on the hover board when Natalie first sees it in the "rom-com" world. Crave, October 2, 2019. Soundtrack: "Oh, Pretty Woman" - Written by Bill Dees and Roy Orbison, Performed by Roy Orbison;
"Ride" -
Written by Vincent Alfieri
Performed by Halo Sol
Courtesy of A&G Sync, Inc.
Talking to Ancestors
Written by Christian Harrington, Kerri Hirsch, Kira Lang, Ric Neyer and Jon Skoglund
Performed by Spiral Rhythm featuring Madison Cansler, Laurel Eris, Kathy Hardman, Kerri Hirsch, Ric Neyer, Kiki Williamson and Mark Witters
Courtesy of Musiphysical Productions
Struggling
Written by Andrew Grimshaw, Thomas Tonnelien, Daniel Tuffs and Jago Weeks
Performed by Jago featuring Galak Spiritual & Chief Rockas
Courtesy of Tru Thoughts Recordings
By arrangement with Third Side Music
Theme from 'A Summer Place'
Written by Max Steiner
A Thousand Miles
Written and Performed by Vanessa Carlton
Courtesy of A&M Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Everybody Everybody
Written by Daniele Davoli, Mirko Limoni and Valerio Semplici
Performed by Black Box
Courtesy of Groove Groove Melody Ltd.
By arrangement with Concord Music
No More I Love You's
Written by David Freeman and Joseph Hughes
Performed by Annie Lennox
Courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment UK Limited
By arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment
The Lady in Red
Written and Performed by Chris De Burgh
Courtesy of Rockware Ltd.
By arrangement with BMG Rights Management (US) LLC
Kiss Me
Written by Matthew Slocum
Produced by Alana Da Fonseca & The Boom Clack
Performed by Priyanka Chopra
I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me)
Written by George Merrill and Shannon Rubicam
Produced by Alana Da Fonseca & The Boom Clack
Performed by Rebel Wilson, Adam Devine and Priyanka Chopra
I Love You Always Forever
Written and Performed by Donna Lewis
Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp.
By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
Breakout
Written by Andy Connell (as Andrew Connell), Corinne Drewery and Martin Jackson
Performed by Swing Out Sister
Courtesy of Mercury Records Limited
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Express Yourself
Written by Madonna and Stephen Bray
Produced by Alana Da Fonseca & The Boom Clack
Performed by Rebel Wilson, Liam Hemsworth, Adam Devine, Priyanka Chopra, Betty Gilpin and Brandon Scott Jones
My Way (Remix)
Written and Produced by Alana Da Fonseca and Jordan Yaeger
Performed by Alana Da Fonseca (as Alana D). Quote: Natalie: "You had me at hello-copter."

We Die Young. 2019, Starring Jean-Claude Van Damme as Daniel,
David Castañeda David Castañeda ... Rincon (as David Castaneda)
Elijah Rodriguez Elijah Rodriguez ... Lucas
Nicholas Sean Johnny Nicholas Sean Johnny ... Miguel
Charlie MacGechan Charlie MacGechan ... Jester
Joana Metrass Joana Metrass ... Anna
Dean John-Wilson Dean John-Wilson ... Mousey
Jim Caesar Jim Caesar ... Felix
Kerry Bennett Kerry Bennett ... Brenda
Uriel Emil Uriel Emil ... Spider
Pablo Scola Pablo Scola ... Padre Orelio
Robyn Cara Robyn Cara ... Gabriela
Jacob Scipio Jacob Scipio ... Tomas
Joseph Long Joseph Long ... Luis
Tony Wredden Tony Wredden ... Carlo
Karlos Klaumannsmoller Karlos Klaumannsmoller ... Tomas' Father
Gary Beadle Gary Beadle ... Winslow
Danny Rico Soto Danny Rico Soto ... Rodrigo (as Danny Soto)
Petar Petrov Petar Petrov ... Rudy
Andy Raychev Andy Raychev ... Photographer
Evelin Kostova Evelin Kostova ... Gabriela's Girlfriend
Niccolò Besio Niccolò Besio ... Zico
Atanas Srebrev Atanas Srebrev ... FBI Agent One
Alfonso Matos Alfonso Matos ... FBI Agent Two
Gergana Dandanova Gergana Dandanova ... Afghan Woman
Laura Giosh Laura Giosh ... Teacher
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Owen Davis Owen Davis ... Vendor
Miguel Harichi Miguel Harichi ... Rapper Two
Christopher Mata Christopher Mata ... Thug #2
Gonzalo Ramos as Rapper One and Silviya Stanoeva as Spanish Girl. Crave, October 2, 2019. Soundtrack: "No Miraré Hacia Atrás" (I Won't Look Back) - Performed by Anna Spitz; “Violencia” - Performed by Ariel Kelly; “Crusifixus a 8 Voci” - Performed by Origen; “Swan Lake”; “Desert Shadows” - Performed by Luke Garner-Brereton; “Dance With Me” - Performed by Jive Ass Sleepers; “Colombia Cumbia” - Performed by Julio Kladniew.

Diego Maradona. 2019 (British documentary), Starring
Diego Armando Maradona ... Himself (voice) (archive footage) (as Diego Maradona)
Pelé Pelé ... Himself (archive footage)
Diego Maradona Jr. Diego Maradona Jr. ... Himself (archive footage)
Claudia Villafañe Claudia Villafañe ... Herself (voice) (archive footage)
Dalma Maradona Dalma Maradona ... Herself (archive footage)
Corrado Ferlaino Corrado Ferlaino ... Himself (voice) (archive footage)
Jorge Burruchaga Jorge Burruchaga ... Himself (archive footage)
Cristiana Sinagra Cristiana Sinagra ... Herself (archive footage)
Maria Rosa Maradona Maria Rosa Maradona ... Herself (voice)
Gianinna Maradona Gianinna Maradona ... Herself (archive footage)
Daniel Arcucci Daniel Arcucci ... Himself (archive footage)
Fernando Signorini Fernando Signorini ... Himself (voice) (archive footage)
Víctor Hugo Morales Víctor Hugo Morales ... Himself (voice)
Diego Maradona Sr. Diego Maradona Sr. ... Himself (archive footage) (as Don Diego Maradona)
Dalma Maradona Dalma Maradona ... Herself (archive footage) (as Doña Tota Maradona)
Roque Villafañe Roque Villafañe ... Himself (archive footage). HBO, October 3, 2019. Soundtrack: Music by Antonio Pinto.

The Disaster Artist. 2017, Starring
Dave Franco as Greg Sestero, the line producer and actor who portrays Mark in The Room
James Franco as Tommy Wiseau, the writer, director, producer, executive producer and actor who portrays Johnny in The Room
Seth Rogen as Sandy Schklair, the script supervisor and de facto first assistant director of The Room
Ari Graynor as Juliette Danielle, the actress who portrays Lisa in The Room
Alison Brie as Amber, Greg Sestero's girlfriend[10]
Jacki Weaver as Carolyn Minnott, the actress who portrays Claudette in The Room
Paul Scheer as Raphael Smadja, the first DP of The Room
Zac Efron as Dan Janjigian, the actor who portrays Chris-R in The Room
Josh Hutcherson as Philip Haldiman, the actor who portrays Denny in The Room
June Diane Raphael as Robyn Paris, the actress who portrays Michelle in The Room
Megan Mullally as Mrs. Sestero, Greg Sestero's mother[11]
Jason Mantzoukas as Peter Anway, the rep of Birns and Sawyer
Andrew Santino as Scott Holmes, the actor who portrays Mike in The Room
Nathan Fielder as Kyle Vogt, the actor who portrays Peter in The Room
Sharon Stone as Iris Burton, Greg Sestero's agent
Melanie Griffith as Jean Shelton, the teacher of an acting class attended by Wiseau and Sestero[12]
Hannibal Buress as Bill Meurer, the owner of Birns and Sawyer, a stage rented by Wiseau
Bob Odenkirk as Wiseau's method acting teacher
Bryan Cranston (uncredited) as himself, an actor and director who offers Sestero a small role on Malcolm in the Middle[13]
Judd Apatow (uncredited) as a film producer accosted by Wiseau. Netflix, October 9, 2019. Soundtrack: "It Won't Be Me" -
Written by Jennifer Bone, Andrew Gonzales & Francine Reed
Performed by Francine Reed
Courtesy of Fervor Records
Miles Away
Written and Performed by Craig Marsden
Courtesy of Fervor Records
Never Gonna Give You Up
Written by Mike Stock, Matt Aitken (as Matthew Aitken) & Pete Waterman (as Peter Waterman)
Performed by Rick Astley
Performed by James Franco (uncredited) and Dave Franco (uncredited)
Courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment UK Limited
By arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
It Takes Two
Written by Rob Base (as Robert Ginyard Jr.) & James Brown
Performed by Rob Base & DJ EZ Rock
Courtesy of Arista Records
By arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
Contains sample of "Think (About It)"
Performed by Lyn Collins
Courtesy of Republic Records under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Good Vibrations
Written by Donnie Wahlberg, Mark Wahlberg, Amir Shakir & Dan Hartman
Performed by Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch (as Marky Mark & The Funky Bunch)
Courtesy of Interscope Records under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Finally
Written by Ce Ce Peniston, Felipe Delgado, R.K. Jackson (as Rodney Jackson) & Elbert Lee Linnear (as E.L. Linnear)
Performed by Ce Ce Peniston (as CeCe Peniston)
Courtesy of A&M Records under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Rhythm of the Night
Written by Pete Glenister (as Peter Glenister), Francesco Bontempi, Michael Gaffey, Annerley Gordon & Giorgio Spagna
Performed by Corona
Performed by James Franco (uncredited)
Courtesy of Warner Music U.K. Ltd. & Extravaganza Publishing SRL.
By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
What You Want
Written by Mase (as Mason Betha), Sean 'Diddy' Combs (as Sean Puffy Combs), Curtis Mayfield, Nashiem Myrick and Keisha Spivey
Performed by Mase feat. Total
Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp. / Bad Boy Records
By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
Outside Looking In
Written and Performed by Eric V. Hachikian
Courtesy of EVH Arts, Inc.
Can't Get You Out of My Head
Written by Rob Davis (as Robert Davis) & Cathy Dennis. Anachronisms: 1. Early in the movie late 1998/early 1999 Greg and Amber are watching Gilmore Girls, but Gilmore Girls didn't debut until October 2000. 2. The LCD camera-top monitors used on the production cameras during the filming scenes did not exist in 2002 or 2003. 3. Ready to Rumble poster visible in a 1998 scene. This film came out in 2000; even in a studio, a poster of it wouldn't exist at this time. 4. Post-2003 cars sporadically drive in the background. 5. The production sound mixer on set had a pair of black Audio-Technica ATH-M50 headphones. Those headphones did not exist during the early 2000s. 6. The entire film takes place in the late 90s/early 2000s, but a Jack in the Box restaurant can be scene with the modern logo/signage, which was introduced in 2009.
Performed by Kylie Minogue
Courtesy of Parlophone Records Ltd.
By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
Epic
Written by Mike Bordin (as Michael Bordin), Roddy Bottum, Jim Martin (as James Martin), Billy Gould (as Bill Gould) & Mike Patton
Performed by Faith No More
Courtesy of Slash Records / Warner Music U.K. Ltd.
By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
Cielito
Written by Salvador Garcia, Luis Hernandez, Manuel Toledo & Traditional
Courtesy of Extreme Music
Eternal Memories
Written by Anselm C. Kreuzer (as Anselm Kreuzer)
Courtesy of APM Music.

It Chapter Two. 2019, Starring
Jessica Chastain as Beverly Marsh:
The only female member of the Losers Club, who was abused physically and sexually by her father, was bullied at school over false rumors of promiscuity, and was Bill and Ben's love interest. As an adult, she has become a successful fashion designer in New York City while enduring an abusive marriage.
Sophia Lillis as Young Beverly Marsh
James McAvoy as Bill Denbrough:[5]
The most resourceful, the determined former leader of the Losers Club who sought revenge for the murder of his younger brother, Georgie, and fought his killer, Pennywise, during the summer of 1989. He promises that he and the other Losers will return to Derry if It resurfaces. As an adult, Bill is a successful mystery novelist in Los Angeles, and is married to a successful actress named Audra Phillips.
Jaeden Martell as Young Bill Denbrough
Bill Hader as Richie Tozier:[5]
Bill's bespectacled best friend and fellow member of the Losers Club, whose loud mouth and foul language often get him into trouble. As an adult, Richie becomes a successful stand-up comic in Chicago.
Finn Wolfhard as Young Richie Tozier
Isaiah Mustafa as Mike Hanlon:[6]
A member of the Losers Club who fought against It. As an adult, Mike is the only one to stay in Derry and becomes the town librarian. He summons the other Losers back to Derry when It resurfaces.
Chosen Jacobs as Young Mike Hanlon
Tristian Levi Cox and Torian Matthew Cox as 4-year-old Mike Hanlon
Jay Ryan as Ben Hanscom:[7]
A member of the Losers Club who fought against It and was bullied as a child for being overweight. As an adult, he is fit and a successful architect living in upstate New York.
Jeremy Ray Taylor as Young Ben Hanscom
James Ransone as Eddie Kaspbrak:[8]
A member of the Losers Club who is the epitome of a hypochondriac. As an adult, Eddie is a successful risk assessor living in New York City and is married to Myra, who is very similar to his Munchausen syndrome by proxy-stricken mother Sonia.
Jack Dylan Grazer as Young Eddie Kaspbrak
Andy Bean as Stanley Uris:[8]
A pragmatic member of the Losers Club who fought against It. As an adult, he becomes a firm accountant in Atlanta and is married to a woman named Patty Blum. He later commits suicide because he knows that he fears the creature too much.
Wyatt Oleff as Young Stanley Uris
Bill Skarsgård as Pennywise the Dancing Clown / "It":
An ancient, trans-dimensional monster that awakens every twenty-seven years to feed on the fear of children that it murders. Pennywise is It's favorite and primary form. It was overpowered and seriously wounded by the Losers Club in 1989, forcing it into early hibernation. This defeat motivates the monster to rebuild its strength and exact revenge against the Losers once they return to Derry.
Other forms of It include Joan Gregson as Mrs. Kersh, an apparently sweet and gentle elderly woman, and actually a perfidious monster, who lives in Beverly Marsh's childhood home; Javier Botet as Hobo, a leper man who encountered a young Eddie at the 29 Neibolt Street house, and also as The Witch, the monstrous form of Mrs. Kersh, Jackson Robert Scott as Georgie Denbrough, Bill's deceased younger brother, and Owen Teague as Patrick Hockstetter, Henry's dead friend who was killed by Pennywise in the sewers in 1989. It also briefly appears without clown makeup, presumably as his alias "Bob Gray" (also played by Skarsgård).
Additionally, Teach Grant portrays Henry Bowers,[9] a psychopath who terrorized the Losers Club in the summer of 1989 before he was arrested for killing his father. Nicholas Hamilton reprises his role as the young Henry Bowers. Molly Atkinson reprises her role as Sonia, Eddie's Munchausen syndrome by proxy-stricken mother, and also plays Eddie's wife Myra, who is very similar to Sonia. Xavier Dolan and Taylor Frey appear as Adrian Mellon[10] and Don Hagarty, a gay couple who are attacked by a group of youths during a carnival before Mellon is killed by It, while Jake Weary appears as Webby, the leader of the youth gang who attacks Adrian and Don. Luke Roessler portrays Dean, a young boy who meets Bill near the storm drain where Georgie was killed in 1988, and is later killed by It at the Funland, while Ryan Kiera Armstrong appears as Victoria Fuller, a little girl with a large birthmark on her cheek, who is killed by It after he lures her to under the bleachers at a baseball game. Jess Weixler portrays Bill's wife Audra Denbrough (nee Phillips), Will Beinbrink portrays Beverly's abusive husband Tom Rogan,[10] and Martha Girvin appears as Stanley's wife Patty. Stephen Bogaert, Joe Bostick and Megan Charpentier reprise their roles from the first film as Beverly's abusive father Alvin Marsh, pharmacist Mr. Keene, and Keene's daughter Gretta, respectively. Juno Rinaldi portrays the adult Gretta.
It writer and creator of the original 1986 novel Stephen King cameos as a pawn shop owner, the film's director Andy Muschietti cameos as a customer at the pharmacy, and filmmaker Peter Bogdanovich cameos as the director of the film based on Bill's novel. Brandon Crane, who portrayed the young Ben in the 1990 miniseries adaptation, also makes a cameo appearance as an associate at Ben's architecture company.[11] Filmmaker Guillermo del Toro was sought for a cameo as the janitor that Ben encounters when fleeing from Pennywise. Despite nearly securing del Toro, he was not included in the final film.[12] Katie Lunman reprises her role as Betty Ripsom in a vocal capacity, in addition to portraying a second character, Chris. Cineplex CrossIron Mills Theatre, October 9, 2019, with Chantelle Luther and Melanie Luther. Soundtrack: Music by Benjamin Wallfisch. Anachronisms: 1. During a flashback to summer of 1989, an arcade cabinet of "Mortal Kombat" is clearly seen at the movie theater. But the game was not released until October of 1992. A cabinet of ''Mortal Kombat II'' is also visible in the arcade, while the game actually came out in 1993. 2. Richie's Mustang is the MY18 model and not the MY16 model.

Ladies in Black. 2018 (Australian), Starring
Angourie Rice as Lisa
Rachael Taylor as Fay
Julia Ormond as Magda
Alison McGirr as Patty
Vincent Perez as Stefan
Susie Porter as Mrs. Miles
Ryan Corr as Rudi
Nicholas Hammond as Mr. Ryder
Shane Jacobson as Mr. Miles
Noni Hazlehurst as Miss Cartwright
Luke Pegler as Frank
Celia Massingham as Myra
Alison McGirr as Patty Williams
Trent Baines as Greg
Jesse Hyde as Michael
Kate Miller-Heidke as Nightclub Singer (Cameo). Crave, October 12, 2019, with Dr. Connie Luther. Soundtrack: "
He's My Baby (Kate Miller-Heidke) 2:11
2. Just Walkin' In the Rain (Johnnie Ray) 2:37
3. It's Now Or Never (Digitally Remastered) (Elvis Presley) 3:14
4. Only the Lonely (Roy Orbison) 2:23
5. Smoke Gets in Your Eyes (The Platters) 2:37
6. Theme from "a Summer Place" (Percy Faith and His Orchestra) 2:23
7. Catch a Falling Star (with Mitchell Ayres and His Orchestra & the Ray Charles Singers) [with Mitchell Ayres and His Orchestra & The Ray Charles Singers] (Perry Como) 2:29
8. The Rock and Roll Waltz (Digitally Mastered 1988) (Kay Starr) 2:56
9. Boom Boom Baby (Billy "Crash" Craddock) 2:30
10. In the Middle of an Island (2011 Remaster) (Tony Bennett) 2:05
11. The Twelfth of Never (Single Version) (Johnny Mathis) 2:25
12. Rock and Roll Music (1958 Single Version) (Chuck Berry) 2:31
13. Singing the Blues (Guy Mitchell)
14. Que Sera Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be) [From "the Man Who Knew Too Much"] [with Frank De Vol and His Orchestra] [with Frank De Vol and His Orchestra] (Doris Day) 2:02
15. Last Date (Instrumental) (Floyd Cramer) 2:26
16. Marianne (Terry Gilkyson & The Easy Riders) 2:21
17. Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow (Ella Fitzgerald) 2:41
18. Always Be Happy (feat. Elliot Finn) (Tim Finn) 3:24
19. Don't Let the Stars Get In Your Eyes (Kate Miller-Heidke)
Anachronisms
There is a scene where people are playing cricket. It appears that the batsmen are wearing helmets. Batsmen did not start wearing helmets until the 1970's.
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LADIES IN BLACK is set in December 1959, plus January 1960. Daughter Lisa Miles (Angourie Rice) is trying to get her dad (Shane Jacobson) to sign her application form dated Saturday 12-12-1959 to apply for a Commonwealth Scholarship to pay for her entire university education, whilst her distracted dad is watching horse racing on their television. However the horse racing footage shows a Sydney horse race, where horse number 14 is the winner, whilst naming the winners of the 1966 Melbourne Cup horse race, that was held on the afternoon of Tuesday 1st November 1966 - 1966 MELBOURNE CUP, 1st Place Galilee, 2nd Place Light Fingers, 3rd Place Duo. The winner, the four year old Bay Gelding who was foaled in 1963, GALILEE had sadlecloth number four. In 1959 horse racing was heard on radio, seen in newsreel footage shown at most cinemas and at Newsreel Cinemas in each Australian Capital City, but in 1959 there were no live television broadcasts of any Australian horse races.In 1959 all Sydney horse races move clockwise, and all Melbourne horse races move counter-clockwise (anti-clockwise).
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In 1959 Sydney residential single-phase two-wire mains electricity service flows overhead from the street service pole via two insulated wires to the two insulators at the service point located outside the house at roof level, where the Home Wiring System begins that sends electricity to the main meter box. The red brick house, where Lisa Miles (Angourie Rice) lives with her parents (Susie Porter and Shane Jacobson), incorrectly shows its mains electricity service with one aerial bundled cable that was only installed in Sydney from the 1980s, with just the one insulated outdoor Double Core Double Insulated Cable Wire connected using only one of the two electricity insulators visible at the service point.
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The vision of the 1966 Melbourne Cup race called by Melbourne's own Bert Bryant does not match the vision that is showing on the television as it is a Sydney race and the horses are racing the opposite way to Melbourne's way of racing. (movie set in 1959)
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Despite being set in 1959/60, "First Fleet" class catamaran ferries - built between 1984 and 1986 - appear in several shots.
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On the counter at the Goodes Department Store, the 1950s/60s/70s cash register appears to be the NCR 100-146 cash register. Incorrectly the cash register is the post-decimal version, that was seen all over Australia from 14th February 1966 when Australia changed the currency to Australian dollars and cents, from Australian pounds shillings and pence. Mechanical, manually operated, built like a tank, and guaranteed to strengthen the muscles in most shopkeeper's fingers.
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Factual errors
As the girl is trying to get her dad to sign her uni form he is watching the races where Gallilee beats Light fingers, these 2 horses were born in 1963 and 1961 yet the movie is summer 1959/60
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Ed is seen watching a horse race on television. Two of the horses names (Galilee and Light Fingers) were foaled several years after the movie was set.
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Miscellaneous
There is a scene where Lesley (Angourie Rice) is reading a book in the park during her lunch break. This was filmed in Hyde Park Sydney however in the distance in the left of the screen you can clearly see present day Sydney traffic from 2017. This is despite the films setting in 1959.
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Incorrectly regarded as goofs
Numerous Sydney electric trams are featured in the film, set in November/December 1959, it should be noted that all the electric trams in the Sydney CBD, were all replaced by diesel buses. Ending 100 years of tram services, Sydney's last electric tram ran in the Sydney CBD from Hunter Street in the city and then along Elizabeth Sreet in the city, Oxford Street, and along Anzac Parade to La Perouse on 25th of February 1961.
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Revealing mistakes
In the scene with the Tram & Tram stop next to Mark Foys they forgot to CGI out the lawn beside the Tram Stop.
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Movie is set in Sydney in 1959, but in a shot of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, Harry Seidler's Blues Point Tower was visible, but that tower was only built in 1962.

Slaughterhouse Rulez. 2018, Starring
Asa Butterfield as Willoughby Blake
Finn Cole as Don Wallace
Hermione Corfield as Clemsie Lawrence
Michael Sheen as The Bat
Nick Frost as Woody Chapman
Simon Pegg as Meredith Houseman
Margot Robbie as Audrey
Isabella Laughland as Kay
Tom Rhys Harries as Clegg
Max Raphael as Hargreaves
Kit Connor as Wootton
Louis Strong as Smudger
Jo Hartley as Babs Wallace
Jamie Blackley as Caspar De Brunose
Jane Stanness as Matron
Jassa Ahluwalia as Yuri
Alex Macqueen as Lambert
Charles Fitzherbert as Tompkinson
Nick Kellington as The Beast. Crave, October 26, 2019. Soundtrack: "“Blood Diamonds (feat. Courage)” – Performed by Áine, Courage; “Love Is A Many Splendored Thing” – Performed by Andy Williams; “Hot Mess – GIRLI vs. Anteros” – Performed by GIRLI, Anteros; “you should see me in a crown” – Performed by Billie Eilish; “White Flag” – Performed by Bishop Briggs; “Break The Rules” – Performed by Charli XCX; “IDGAF” – Performed by Dua Lipa; “Like That” – Performed by Fleur East; “Kill v. Maim” – Performed by Grimes; “Two Ghosts” – Performed by Harry Styles; “Cannibal” – Performed by Kesha; “Black Magic” – Performed by Little Mix; “Eighteen” – Performed by Pale Waves; “Never Tear Us Apart” – Performed by Paloma Faith; “Disturbia” – Performed by Rihanna; “Girls” – Performed by The 1975; “Zombie” – Performed by The Cranberries; “She Moves In Her Own Way” – Performed by The Kooks; “Heads Will Roll” – Performed by Yeah Yeah Yeahs; “Teach Me To Fight” – Performed by YONAKA.

Deadwood: The Movie. 2019, Starring
Timothy Olyphant as Seth Bullock
Ian McShane as Al Swearengen
Molly Parker as Alma Ellsworth
Paula Malcomson as Trixie
W. Earl Brown as Dan Dority
Dayton Callie as Charlie Utter
Kim Dickens as Joanie Stubbs
Brad Dourif as Doc Cochran
Anna Gunn as Martha Bullock
John Hawkes as Sol Star
Gerald McRaney as Senator George Hearst
Leon Rippy as Tom Nuttall
William Sanderson as E. B. Farnum
Robin Weigert as Calamity Jane
Brent Sexton as Harry Manning
Sean Bridgers as Johnny Burns
Geri Jewell as Jewel
Jeffrey Jones as A. W. Merrick
Franklyn Ajaye as Samuel Fields
Keone Young as Mr. Wu
Peter Jason as Con Stapleton
Cleo King as Aunt Lou
Tony Curran as James Smith
Jade Pettyjohn as Caroline Woolgarden
Lily Keene as Sofia Ellsworth
Don Swayze as Dennis Seacrest
Alan Ko as Mengyao
Luke Patrick Dodge as Stanley Bullock
Noelle E Parker as Margaret Bullock
Leticia Lagutenko as Florence Bullock and Garret Dillahunt as "Drunk No. 2. HBO, October 28, 2019. Soundtrack: “Deadwood Main Title Theme” - Performed by David Schwartz; “The Thunderer” Written by John Philip Sousa, Performed by The Deadwood Marching Band; “Columbia, The Gem of the Ocean” - Written by Thomas à Becket, David T. Shaw, Performed by The Deadwood Marching Band; “Nelly Bly” and “Old Folks At Home” and “The Glendy Burk” and “My Old Kentucky Home, Good-night” - Written by Stephen Foster; “Loch Lomond” Traditional; “Angelo Waltz” - Written by Alphons Czibulka; “Alaskan Rag” - Written by Joseph Lamb; “Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes” - Written by Ben Jonson, John Wall Callcott; “Lonesome Valley” - Written by Joan Baez, Performed by Dayton Callie; “Is That The Old Ship of Zion” - Written by Conrad Cook, Performed by The Carson Creek Singers; “Träumerei” - Written by Robert Schumann, Performed by Hans Kronold; “Oh Promise Me” and “Speed The Plough” and “Money Musk” and “Chorus Jig” (Traditional) - Performed by The Deadwood Wedding Band; “Hog of the Forsaken” - Performed by Michael Hurley; “Waltzing Matilda” - Performed by Ian McShane and Geri Jewell. Anachronisms: 1. At the end of the film, Al and Jewel sing the Australian ballad "Waltzing Matilda." The story takes place in 1889, but "Waltzing Matilda" was composed in 1895 and first published in 1903. 2. The setting of the film was 1889 in Deadwood. The real life Deadwood mostly burned to the ground in September of 1879 and most of its residents moved away. The city only "recovered" in the 1980s when it started to become a tourist destination. 3. Charlie Utter did not die in Deadwood. The real Charlie Utter had long left Deadwood by the time of this movie, and it is unknown when or where he died. The last mention of him is around 1912 in Panama.

The A-Team. 2010, Starring
Liam Neeson as John "Hannibal" Smith
Bradley Cooper as Templeton "Face" Peck
Quinton "Rampage" Jackson as Bosco "B. A." Baracus
Sharlto Copley as H. M. "Howling Mad" Murdock
Jessica Biel as Charissa Sosa [9]
Patrick Wilson as Vance Burress / Agent Lynch[10]
Jon Hamm as Other Lynch (uncredited)
Brian Bloom as Brock Pike. Bloom was also a writer on the film.[11]
Gerald McRaney as General Morrison
Terry Chen as Ravech
Maury Sterling as Gammon
C. Ernst Harth as Crematorium Attendant
Omari Hardwick as Chop Shop Jay
Corey Burton as Narrator
Dirk Benedict as tanning bed client "Pensacola Prisoner Milt" and Dwight Schultz as German neurologist; Cameo - John Carnahan: The father of director Joe Carnahan played Judge Carnahan at the court-martial. Cineplex Digital Movie, October 28, 2019. Soundtrack: "House of Pain" by The Game
"Shut Up" by Trick Daddy
"Trio Para Enamorados (Trio for Lovers)" by Jorge Calandrelli
"You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)" (Sung onscreen by Sharlto Copley)
"A-Team Blastoff Suite" by Tom Morello
"I Got Mine" by The Black Keys
"I've Been Lonely for So Long" by Frederick Knight
"The Washington Post" by John Phillip Sousa
"I Don't Want to Change Your Mind" by Wildlife
"My Girl Has Rosenmand" written by Johannes Brahms and performed by Peter Schreier and Konrad Ragossnig
"The Little Drummer Boy" written by Harry Simeone, Katherine K. Davis and Henry Onorati
"Anarchy in the U.K." by Sex Pistols
"I Ran 6 Miles" by Gary Sredzienski
"Reelin' In the Years" written by Steely Dan; "I Love It When a Plan Comes Together" (Uses original The A-Team Theme composed by Mike Post and Pete Carpenter). Anachronisms: 1. The engraving plates are supposed to date from the 1970s, yet in close-up they are the "large headed" modern design. 2. A number of military units which once existed in the past are mentioned as if they are still active formations. Some of the A-Team's members are said to be former members of the 4th Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment, and General Morrison apparently commands the 8th Infantry Division in Iraq. However, the real 4th Ranger Battalion was disbanded after sustaining massive casualties in Italy during World War II. Likewise, the actual 8th Infantry Division had been disbanded in 1992. However, the decision to use these units may have been to intentionally distance the film, its
characters, and events from reality while maintaining a degree of 'authenticity.' 3. General Tuco is wearing Oakley Inmate sunglasses, a model not available in 2002 when the prologue takes place.

Manchester by the Sea. 2016, Starring
Casey Affleck as Lee Chandler, a grief-stricken loner, Randi's ex-husband, Joe's brother and Patrick's uncle
Lucas Hedges as Patrick Chandler, 16-year-old son of Joe and Elise and Lee and Randi's nephew
Michelle Williams as Randi, Lee's ex-wife and Patrick's ex-aunt by marriage
Kyle Chandler as Joseph "Joe" Chandler, Lee's brother, Elise's husband and Patrick's father
Ben O'Brien as young Patrick
C.J. Wilson as George, the Chandlers' family friend
Tate Donovan as Patrick's hockey coach
Kara Hayward as Silvie McGann, one of Patrick's girlfriends
Anna Baryshnikov as Sandy, one of Patrick's girlfriends and Jill's daughter
Heather Burns as Jill, Sandy's mother
Matthew Broderick as Jeffrey, Elise's fiancé
Gretchen Mol as Elise Chandler, Joe's wife and Patrick's mother
Josh Hamilton as Wes, Joe's Lawyer
Kenneth Lonergan as Manchester pedestrian
Stephen Henderson as Mr. Emery, Lee's boss
Erica McDermott as Sue and Director Cameo - Kenneth Lonergan as the Manchester Pedestrian who heckles Lee Chandler for being a bad parent. Cineplex Digital Movie, October 29, 2019. Soundtrack: "Let The Good Times Roll
Written by Shirley Goodman & Leonard Lee
Performed by Shirley Goodman (as Shirley) & Leonard Lee (as Lee)
Courtesy of Capitol Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Driving Wheel
Written by Roosevelt Sykes
Performed by Albert King
Courtesy of Stax Records
by arrangement of Concord Music Group, Inc.
Oh, What A Beautiful Mornin'
Courtesy of the Ray Charles Foundation
Written by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II
Performed by Ray Charles
Courtesy of the Ray Charles Enterprises
Pifa (Pastoral Symphony) -The Messiah
Written by George Frideric Handel
Performed by Musica Sacra Chorus & Musica Sacra Orchestra (as Orchestra)
Conducted by Richard Westenburg
Courtesy of Sony Classical
by arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
Cartoon Cat And Mouse
Written by Linda Martinez
Courtesy of 5 Alarm Music
45 Revolutions Per Minute
Written by Ryan Taylor
Performed by Oil Boom
Courtesy of Vu Music
Adagio In G Minor
Written by Tomaso Albinoni and Remo Giazotto
Performed by the London Philharmonic Orchestra
Courtesy of X5 Music
I Gotta Run
Written by Jordan Richardson
Lyrics by Kenneth Lonergan
Performed by Stentorians (as Stentorian)
Lily, Rosemary And The Jack Of Hearts
Written and Performed by Bob Dylan
Courtesy of Colombia Records
by arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
He Shall Feed His Flock Like A Shepherd; Come Unto Him - The Messiah
Written by George Frideric Handel
Katherine Ciesinski and Judith Blegen, Solists
Performed by Musica Sacra Chorus & Musica Sacra Orchestra (as Orchestra)
Conducted by Richard Westenburg
Courtesy of Sony Classical
by arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
Tell Me Why
Written by Jordan Richardson
Lyrics by Kenneth Lonergan
Performed by Stentorians (as Stentorian)
I'm Beginning To See The Light
Written by Duke Ellington, Don George, Johnny Hodges, and Harry James
Performed by The Ink Spots and Ella Fitzgerald
Courtesy of Geffen Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
At My Front Door
Written by Johnny Moore and Ewart Abner (as Ewart Abner Jr.)
Performed by El Dorados
Courtesy of Vee-Jay Records
Used by permission of Concord Music Group, Inc.
Sonata For Oboe & Piano, 1st Movement
Written by George Frideric Handel
Performed by Gerhard Kanzian & Ed Lewis
Courtesy of APM Music
Chérubin
Written by Jules Massenet
Performed by Münchner Rundfunkorchester (as Munich Radio Orchestra) and the Bavarian State Opera Chorus (as Choir Chorus of the Bavarian State Opera)
Mezzo-soprano: Frederica Von Stade
Bass Vocal: Samuel Ramey
Soprano: June Anderson and Dawn Upshaw
Courtesy of Sony Classical
by arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
Manchester By The Sea Chorale
(uncredited)
Written by Lesley Barber. Anachronism: Though the film supposedly takes place in 2015 (due to the date on Joe Chandler's gravestone), the footage of the Boston Bruins game shown on TV in the film has the St. Louis Blues wearing a version of the uniform (featuring yellow piping) that they stopped wearing in the 2013-2014 National Hockey League season. The game also includes goaltender Jaroslav Halak playing for the Blues as well despite the fact he was traded from the St. Louis Blues to the New York Islanders in 2014.

Greta. 2018, Starring
Isabelle Huppert as Greta Hideg, an obsessive piano teacher and former nurse.
Chloë Grace Moretz as Frances McCullen, a young waitress.
Maika Monroe as Erica Penn, a friend and roommate of Frances.
Colm Feore as Chris McCullen, Frances' workaholic father.
Stephen Rea as Brian Cody, a private investigator.
Zawe Ashton as Alexa Hammond
Graeme Thomas King as Brian
Parker Sawyers as Gary
Jeff Hiller as Henri
Emer Gibbons as woman at bar. Crave, October 30, 2019. Soundtrack: "Where Are You
Written by Harold Adamson & Jimmy McHugh
Performed by Julie London
Courtesy of Capitol Records
under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Let's Reggae All Night
Written by Adriano Cintra & Luísa Matsushita
Performed by CSS
Courtesy of Sub Pop Records
Liebestraum No. 3
Written by Franz Liszt
Performed by Brian Connor
Float
Written by Jude Shuma (as Daniel Jude Shuma)
Performed by Jude Shuma
Courtesy of Propelr Music
By arrangement with Mutiny Recordings
Sous les Ponts de Paris
Music by Vincent Scotto
Lyrics by Jean Rodor
Performed by Lucienne Delyle
Courtesy of Parlophone / Warner Music France
By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
Piano Sonata No. 14 in C Minor
Written by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Performed by Jenõ Jandó
Courtesy of Naxos of America
Cello Sonata No. 4 in C Major, Op.102, No. 1
Written by Ludwig van Beethoven
Performed by Antony Cooke, Jenõ Jandó, Csaba Onczay
Courtesy of Naxos of America
Cult of Love
Written by Kristin Gundred (as Kristin Welchez)
Performed by Dum Dum Girls
Courtesy of Sub Pop Records
Like Never Before
Written by Philip McDonnell
Performed by Artificial Pleasure
Courtesy of East City Rockers Limited / Artificial Pleasure Administered by AWAL Recordings Ltd.
Wyoming
Written and performed by Heather W. Broderick (as Heather Woods Broderick)
Courtesy of Western Vinyl
The Four Seasons, Concerto in F Minor, Op. 8, No. 4
Written by Antonio Vivaldi
Arranged by Javier Navarrete
Performed by The Orchestra of Ireland
The Four Seasons, Concerto in F Minor, Op. 8, No. 4
Written by Antonio Vivaldi
Performed by Bela Banfalvi
Courtesy of Naxos of America
The Strangers
Written by St. Vincent (as Anne Erin Clark)
Performed by St. Vincent
Courtesy of 4AD
By arrangement with Beggars Group Media Limited
Salt
Written by Anna Jordan (IMRO)
Performed by SELK
Courtesy of Silent Sea Records
Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 in C-Sharp Minor
Written by Franz Liszt
Performed by Earl Wild
Courtesy of Reader's Digest Music/The Orchard
Op. 64: No. 1 in D-Flat Major - Minute Waltz
Written by Frédéric Chopin
Performed by Henrik Mawe
Courtesy of X5 Music Group
Liebestraum No. 3
Written by Franz Liszt
Performed by Anthony Byrne
Liebestraum No. 3 / The Park
Written by Franz Liszt
Arranged by Brian Connor
Performed by Brian Connor
Op. 64: No. 1 in D-Flat Major (Minute Waltz)
Written by Frédéric Chopin
Performed by Henrik Mawe
Courtesy of X5 Music Group
Liebestraum No. 3
Written by Franz Lizst
Performed by Anthony Byrne
Liebestraum No. 3 / The Park
Written by Franz Lizst
Arranged by Brian Connor
Performed by Brian Connor
Greta
Written by Banan Alice, Alex Kvist
Performed by Banan Alice.

Happy Death Day 2U. 2019, Starring
Jessica Rothe as Tree Gelbman[4]
Israel Broussard as Carter Davis[5]
Suraj Sharma as Samar Ghosh[6]
Steve Zissis as Dean Bronson
Ruby Modine as Lori Spengler[7]
Phi Vu as Ryan Phan
Sarah Yarkin as Dre Morgan[8]
Rachel Matthews as Danielle Bouseman[9]
Charles Aitken as Gregory Butler
Laura Clifton as Stephanie Butler
Missy Yager as Julie Gelbman
Jason Bayle as David Gelbman
Caleb Spillyards as Tim Bauer
Blaine Kern III as Nick Sims
Jimmy Gonzales as Police officer
Tenea Intriago as Student protestor
Tran Tran as Emily
Rob Mello as John Tombs. Crave, October 31, 2019. Soundtrack: "Stayin' Alive
Written by Barry Gibb, Robin Gibb, Maurice Gibb
Performed by Lizzo
Produced by Mike Sabath
Lizzo appears courtesy of Nice Life / Atlantic Records
La Bamba
Traditional
Bad Dreams
Written by Malachi DeLorenzo, David Moore (as David Matthew Moore), Jeffrey Ratner, Langhorne Slim (as Sean Scolnick), and Kenny Siegal
Performed by Langhorne Slim & Matt Lindland (as The Law)
Courtesy of Dualtone Records
By arrangement with Zync Powered by Round Hill
Flower Duet from Lakmé
Written by Léo Delibes
Performed by Adriana Kohútková and Denisa Slepkovská with the Symfonický orchester Slovenského rozhlasu (as Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra)
Courtesy of Naxos
By arrangement with Source/Q
Busy Day Birthday
Written by Stephen Baird and Robert Stribling
Performed by The Trak Kartel
Courtesy of John Fulford Music
99 Bottles of Beer
Traditional
Sõ Nho
Written by Huynh Hien Nang
Performed by Lip B
Courtesy of 6th Sense Entertainment, JSC
Ophelia
Written by Wesley Schultz and Jeremiah Fraites (as Jeremy Fraites)
Performed by The Lumineers
Courtesy of Dualtone Records
Carmina Burana, Pt. 1, Fortuna Imperatrix Mundi: No. 1, O Fortuna
Written by Carl Orff
Performed by David Parry / London Philharmonic Orchestra / London Philharmonic Choir
Courtesy X5 Music Group
By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
Hard Times
Written by Hayley Williams (as Hayley Nichole Williams) and Taylor York (as Taylor Benjamin York)
Performed by Paramore
Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp
By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
Kay's Last Peril
(Score cue from Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954))
Written and Performed by Hans J. Salter
Courtesy of Universal Studios
Happy Birthday
Written by Mildred J. Hill (as Mildred Hill) and Patty S. Hill (as Patty Hill)
You're Beautiful
Written by James Blunt, Amanda Ghost, Sacha Skarbek
Performed by James Blunt
Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp. / Warner Music UK Ltd
By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing.