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Christmas with the Kranks
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  • Continuity: The snowflakes in Enrique's hair change between shots after meets the Kranks.

  • Continuity: The cut on Nora Krank's forehead she received while tanning, and the position of her fringe, change and disappear between shots.

  • Revealing mistakes: When the two kids playing the video game get up, they drop the controllers but the game keeps running as if they are playing.

  • Continuity: When Marty arrives for the party, he brings the only can of ham, and Nora serves it, happy that she was able to serve Blair's favorite. Then later, Luther sees the full can of ham and brings it over to the neighbors.

  • Continuity: When police car is moving slowly down the street, view from inside car - windshield wipers are moving, view from outside car - windshield wipers are not moving.

  • Continuity: When Nora is trying to leave her house and Vic grabs her window she rolls it up to try to get rid of him. His fingers get stuck and Nora does not roll it back down, however in one shot the window is back down then in the next shot it is up again

  • Errors in geography: When Nora Krank is chasing the canned ham in the parking lot at the grocery store she is supposed to be in Chicago in the winter, yet there are trees with leaves visible in the background.

  • Continuity: The tanning bed employee's hair and outfit change between when Nora and Luther arrive and when Nora is looking for a band-aid.

  • Continuity: The Christmas wreath on the Krank's front door appears and disappears between shots.

  • Continuity: When Luther refuses to buy the Christmas tree from the Boy Scouts, Nora and Luther go in the front door which has a Christmas wreath on it. The Boy Scout leader complains to a group of neighbors and they all turn to look at the Kranks' house. When the door is seen from across the street and in a series of close-ups, the door has no wreath on it. The wreath reappears and stays there until Luther throws it aside.

  • Factual errors: Luther Krank sees the advertisement of a Carnival Ship then books passage on what he refers as the luxury ship Jubilee. The Carnival Jubilee was one of Carnivals smaller "Holiday" class ships that first sailed in 1986. Shortly before this movie was made, the Jubilee was transferred to P & O lines of Australia and became the Pacific Sun. There is no way Luther could have sailed on the Jubilee in Christmas of '04.

  • Factual errors: When the Power Lineman restores power to the Cranks' house, he is shown touching hi-power lines wearing only leather gloves. He also "hammers" on the side of the transformer. He would have been immediately electrocuted.

  • Factual errors: In the beginning of the movie, the daughter is leaving for the jungle of Peru to work for the Peace Corps. The Peace Corps does not place any volunteers in the jungle regions of Peru, but rather just the coastal and highland areas.

  • Factual errors: Luther Krank states that he has spend six weeks planning the cruise when in fact he got the idea the day after Thanksgiving, the day he took Blair to the airport. Though we all may wish for more time between Thanksgiving and Christmas, the truth is that there is no possible way there is six weeks between the two holidays.

  • Factual errors: During the Christmas party, when Marty and the Peruvian boyfriend started to perform a song in Spanish, behind Marty was someone playing the Andean pan-pipe (an instrument with two rows on bamboo pipes arranged in size order). He is playing the instrument backwards, the smaller row must be facing him not away from him

  • Revealing mistakes: The front of the Kranks' house changes at one point of the movie. Normally, the bay window is on the left side of the house and the door knob on the front door is on the right side of the door. In the scene after Luther has iced his front walkway, when the mailman is walking across his yard, the bay window is on the right side of the house and the door knob is on the left side of the front door. Strangely enough, the house number still reads 1482 correctly.

  • Miscellaneous: When Luther is hanging from the rope outside his house, the firefighter behind Vic is hit in the head with the ladder they are starting to raise to help him.

  • Continuity: After declining Aubey's offer to order Christmas cards, Nora sits down to lunch with Candi and Merry. Upon revealing that the Kranks are avoiding Christmas and that there will be no Christmas Eve party, Candi asks the question "When do you leave?". However Nora did not mention a word of the cruise to either of the two.

  • Continuity: When the police bring Blair and her boyfriend to the party, they are shown getting out of the back seat of the police car. When you next see the police car, the criminal is shown handcuffed in the back seat as well.


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