Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow

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The use of Sir Laurence Olivier's image was Jude Law's idea. Law said he had always wanted to work a [...]	D
In addition to the hologram towards the end of this movie, the old photographs of Dr. Totenkopf were [...]	D
In the shot where Polly gets out of a taxi at Radio City Music Hall, this movie's teaser poster can [...]	D
Sky Captain's revolver is an Enfield No. 2 Mk I chambered for .380/200 (a.k.a. .38 Smith & Wesson). [...]	D
The devices near the end of this movie that zap the unsuspecting scientist are actual devices called [...]	D
Polly Perkins' initials are PP, which is also that of "Pepper Potts", another superhero sidekick tha [...]	D
While the project was still in early development, writer and director Kerry Conran originally wanted [...]	D
The use of the name Kaji for a friendly helpful character is a clear nod to Chandu the Magician (193 [...]	D
At one point in this movie, Sky Captain recites, "And all I ask is a tall ship and a star to steer h [...]	D
The scene where the protagonists use an enormous log to cross a chasm on the island is another refer [...]	D
The paint job on Sky Captain's plane is that of the "Flying Tigers", a group of American fighter pil [...]	D
This movie used a unique combination of Adobe After Effects Plug-ins applied to achieve its unique l [...]	D
When they come across an abandoned mine, on the top of the mountain, there is a sphere-shaped figure [...]	D
To increase flexibility with this movie's editing process, writer and director Kerry Conran shot eac [...]	D
The first screening of the finished movie was shown to a select audience on July 22, 2004 at the San [...]	D
It was originally announced that Casey Affleck was going to play Dex. Giovanni Ribisi was added to t [...]	D
The entire movie was shot against bluescreen, with everything except the main characters computer ge [...]	D
The "hit list" shown near the beginning of this movie shows the names of the Unit Eleven scientists [...]	D
While set in a "real" New York City, the history is obviously changed. Il mago di Oz (1939) and Cime [...]	D
Dr. Jennings' lab is suite number 1138, an homage to George Lucas, who directed L'uomo che fuggÃ¬ [...]	D
Kerry Conran: the German-speaking porter in the opening blimp interior scene, who takes a note from [...]	D
Gwyneth Paltrow, Jude Law, and Angelina Jolie all went on to the Marvel Cinematic Universe - Paltrow [...]	D
Writer and director Kerry Conran never went to New York City while making this movie, and had never [...]	D
Much of the production design was inspired by artists from the 1930s, such as Hugh Ferriss, Raymond [...]	D
After the image of Dr. Totenkopf (Sir Laurence Olivier) is deactivated, it is discovered that the re [...]	D
The theatrical trailer used music by David Arnold from Stargate (1994).	D
This movie originally started out as a six-minute reel put together by writer and director Kerry Con [...]	D
When Sky Captain and Polly first arrive at the uncharted island, and Sky Captain floats the plane, e [...]	D
Angelina Jolie's part only took three days to shoot.	D
The "World of Tomorrow" portion of the title is a reference to the 1939-40 New York World's Fair, wh [...]	D
As Sky Captain and Polly Perkins fly submerged with "The Amphibious Squadron", they "overfly" a sunk [...]	D
Matthew Feitshans: The production supervisor played the officer who informed Sky Captain of the appr [...]	D
Sky Captain flies a late-model P-40, the six gun version of the P-40N. However, his has a few "Holly [...]	D
After seeing the first six minutes of the original short upon which this movie was based, Gwyneth Pa [...]	D
The interior of Radio City Music Hall was actually not computer generated; rather, the background wa [...]	D
Early drafts of the script called for Polly Perkins to be covering the premiere of Biancaneve e i se [...]	D
Dr. Totenkopf's name, derived from the German for "Death's Head", and his machinations were based on [...]	D
Gwyneth Paltrow was pregnant during the filming of this movie.	D
During the Giant Robots scene, you can see King Kong climbing the Empire State Building in the backg [...]	D
Franky Cook's eyepatch, airbase, and entire set-up are reminiscent of Marvel Comics hero Nick Fury o [...]	D
At the beginning of the film, the Hindenburg III docks at the top of the Empire State Building. Orig [...]	D
According to the novelization by Kevin J. Anderson, Dex's last name is Dearborn and Editor Paley's f [...]	D
The full name of Sky Captain as stenciled on his office door is "H. Joseph Sullivan". The "H" stands [...]	D
The logo for the Flying Legion is a winged lion with a banner reading "Ille Caelum Fremitus", which [...]	D
A moment after the encounter with the hologram of Dr. Totenkopf (Sir Laurence Olivier), Sky Captain, [...]	D
In preparation for her role as Franky, Angelina Jolie met with and interviewed dozens of British Wor [...]	D
According to producer Jon Avnet, the dinosaur-like creatures on Dr. Totenkopf's island were designed [...]	D
WILHELM SCREAM: Construction worker on scaffolding destroyed by bat-like flying robots pursuing Joe [...]	D
As the machines are blasting away at the street to get to the generators, the sound effect used is t [...]	D
Sky Captain's name is Harry Joseph "Joe" Sullivan.	D
Polly's article reporting the disappearance of Dr. Vargas reads: "NEW YORK-German Scientist and mech [...]	D
Jude Law (Sky Captain) and Sir Michael Gambon (Morris Paley) have both played Albus Dumbledore.	D
When Polly is on the phone to her editor, reporting the advance of the giant robots, her line is "Th [...]	D
Russian paper article was taken from russian paper Izwestia (2004). You can read it here izvestia.ru [...]	D
The Giant Robots that attack New York City are an homage to the "Superman" cartoon The Mechanical Mo [...]	D
"Dr. Totenkopf", the name of the mysterious scientist, is the German word for "death's head/skull".	D
The first scene filmed was the scene in which Sky Captain enters his office to find Polly waiting fo [...]	D
This movie was originally slated to be released on June 25, 2004. However, it was moved to September [...]	D
Polly Perkins' jacket buckle and charm bracelet have her initials.	D
WILHELM SCREAM: During the attack of the giant robots in New York City. You can hear the scream in t [...]	D
The names of people who worked on this movie appeared several times. On the first issue of "The Chro [...]	D
At one point, Dex says "Shazam!" The catchphrase of 1940s Fawcett Comics hero Captain Marvel, who wa [...]	D
Early in this movie, Polly runs around a corner. The wall of the building has graffiti which says "V [...]	D
In this movie, when they show all of the headlines from newspapers around the globe, you can see God [...]	D
The first Chronicle newspaper shown in this movie contains several actual articles from The New York [...]	D
There actually were a few sets built. The only full set constructed was Polly's office, used during [...]	D
Both Gwyneth Paltrow and Jude Law have played opposite Robert Downey Jr. Paltrow in the Iron Man/Ave [...]	D
Dr. Totenkopf used a death's-head logo on all of his robots; "totenkopf" means "death's head" in Ger [...]	D
Dr. Kessler was played by Jude Law's real-life father, Peter Law.	D
An emergency distress call is transmitted to Sky Captain by means of visible radio waves, coming fro [...]	D
During the first robot scene, a movie theater is seen called the "Densmore Theater". This is named a [...]	D
The average length of a shot is 1.6 seconds.	D
Writer and director Kevin Conran originally intended to have Bai Ling' Mystery Woman wear an eyepatc [...]	D
When Polly Perkins and Sky Captain investigate Jennings' ransacked lab, they discover a live, miniat [...]	D
The platform on which Joe and Polly land is platform 327. Platform 327 is also the number of the pla [...]	D

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Errori

In the main hangar of Sky Captain's hideout, all the window panes show the exact same damage.	D
The P-40 is a single-seater (indeed, the first mass-produced single-seat fighter in the US), but Pol [...]	D
Towards the end of the movie, under normal circumstances the g-forces from the rocket's high speed w [...]	D
While underwater, Joe exclaims, "My rudder's jammed." In fact, it is his elevator that is jammed.	D
When Joe and Franky are talking to each other by radio from their "submarine planes," a buzz indicat [...]	D
The bones of the doctor who was burned to the bones before Totenkopf's message are gone when the cam [...]	D
When Sky Captain and Polly are running across the log bridge, he fires a 1911-style semiautomatic pi [...]	D
SPOILER: When Franky gives the order to take the mobile airfield up to ten thousand feet right away, [...]	D
When Joe's plane runs out of fuel, the first thing he does is lower the landing gear, which is liter [...]	D
The first newspaper shown reports the Hindenburg III docking at the Empire State Building on October [...]	D
Polk presses a button to release the containers holding the animals. After a few moments Joe and Pol [...]	D
In Nepal, none of the actors' breath is visible, despite the apparently freezing conditions.	D
After the P-40 surfaces on Totenkopf's island, Polly sees the plane's registration "h11od" reflected [...]	D
Headlines in German newspaper shown after the attack of the robots is full of errors. Main headline [...]	D
When Polly reaches for her camera on the tree log, Joe grabs her right hand and the camera is in her [...]	D
When on his P-40 plane, Joe and Polly are not wearing headsets. Wind on the fuselage, vibration and [...]	D
In a closeup, Polly Perkins' charm bracelet includes an American penny. On the back of this coin the [...]	D
A person holding the mooring lines for a dirigible could not keep it from moving. It would simply li [...]	D
The Mystery Woman is unconscious as the rocket takes off, yet somehow she is aboard the rocket in fl [...]	D
During the rocket boost phase, Joe and Polly should be subject to several Gs of acceleration, but th [...]	D
SPOILER: At the end of the movie, when Polly lifts her camera to take a picture of Joe, the lens cap [...]	D
The motion of the ornithopters is wrong. As the wings flap, the fuselage stays in one place. Physics [...]	D
When Joe's plane dives into the sea and converts into a submarine, the force of impact with the wate [...]	D
On two occasions, Franky gives the order "All hands on deck" when she means "battle stations" or "ge [...]	D
During air battle Sky Captain's plane had been shot and his fuel tanks in its' wings are damaged and [...]	D
Joe is carrying Dex's ray gun while he is locked in the dynamite shed, but he doesn't use it to get [...]	D
When the rocket door open at 90,000 meters -- an altitude of about 56 miles -- Joe and Polly should [...]	D
At one point in the film, Polly takes a flash picture, but her camera contains no flash attachment.	D
As Joe and Polly escape from a mine compartment full of explosives Polly drops her camera but she ha [...]	D
Joe refers to "ancient" sailors navigating by the stars. So did WWII pilots like Joe, and plenty of [...]	D
When the destroyed robot is delivered to the Sky Captain's base, we can see that CGI trucks carrying [...]	D
The movie is plainly set in an "alternative" reality, so apparent errors of history and geography ca [...]	D
The German rocket's display showing its height contains three spelling mistakes: "VERSTARKER" (boost [...]	D
The suicide note is at least 20 years old, but the paper is fresh and ink is unfaded.	D
On board the Hindenburg III, Doctor Vargas asks the boy (in German) "KÃ¶nnten Sie mir bitte versic [...]	D
Although the movie is supposed to be set in 1939, in New York City a movie theater marquee advertise [...]	D
When Dex first tests his ray gun, the reflection of the beams in his goggles travel in the wrong dir [...]	D
One of the German newspapers shows a story placed in a nowadays edition of Frankfurter Allgemeine Ze [...]	D
(at around 3 mins) The date on the newspaper reads 'Thursday, October 7, 1939'. The actual day corre [...]	D
When Polly Perkins first exits the theater after meeting with the scientist, there are duplicates of [...]	D
In the underwater scene where Joe's "submarine plane" is forced backwards, it makes a sound like an [...]	D
Joe constantly wears goggles while piloting his plane. In fact pilots of the era were trained to low [...]	D
During the Giant Robots scene you can see King Kong climbing the Empire State Building in the backgr [...]	D
Several inaccuracies with the camera Polly is using, the Argus C3. As this film is set in an "altern [...]	D
During the robot scene in the beginning, Polly dropped the camera and it rolled and fell through the [...]	D
When Frankie ejects from her plane underwater, no rush of air bubbles escape the cockpit.	D
Joe and Polly land dead-stick (without fuel) on the carrier and the carrier is attacked only a few m [...]	D
Laurence Olivier is listed in the end credits as 'Sir Laurence Olivier'. Although knighted in 1947 a [...]	D

Frase

Polly Perkins: [after Joe marked Totenkopf's locat [...]	D
[Polly is in a phone booth when the robots invade] [...]	D
[Sky Captain and Polly take cover behind a box, wh [...]	D
Dex Dearborn: I thought you said this thing was bi [...]	D
Polly Perkins: [after she breaks the window at Dr. [...]	D
Joe 'Sky Captain' Sullivan: What are you doing? Yo [...]	D
[last lines] [instead of taking a picture of the [...]	D
[first lines] Hindenburg announcer: Attention. Pl [...]	D
Polly Perkins: You mean you knew this the whole ti [...]	D
Polly Perkins: Doctor, you said you knew who was n [...]	D
Capt. Francesca 'Franky' Cook: Joseph Sullivan, I [...]	D
Polly Perkins: It's been three years, Joe. You're [...]	D
Joe 'Sky Captain' Sullivan: Polly, this may be our [...]	D
[after Dex unplugs the Telsa coils that previously [...]	D
[after Polly's faulty directions nearly crash them [...]	D
Capt. Francesca 'Franky' Cook: Alert the amphibiou [...]	D
Capt. Francesca 'Franky' Cook: What have you gotte [...]	D
Joe 'Sky Captain' Sullivan,Â Capt. Francesca 'Fr [...]	D
Polly Perkins: Joe, I wanna ask you something and [...]	D
Polly Perkins: [while crying] I took a picture of [...]	D
Polly Perkins: [after Joe wouldn't let her go back [...]	D
Joe 'Sky Captain' Sullivan: This is Sky Captain. I [...]	D
Polly Perkins: [on Franky Cook] She's some kind of [...]	D
Joe 'Sky Captain' Sullivan: Is it safe?	D
[repeated line] Joe 'Sky Captain' Sullivan: Good [...]	D
Joe 'Sky Captain' Sullivan: [Polly laughs] What? [...]	D
Editor Paley: I don't like it when you smile at me [...]	D
Joe 'Sky Captain' Sullivan: Naked... you can say i [...]	D
Joe 'Sky Captain' Sullivan: Come in, Dex. Dex Dea [...]	D
Polly Perkins: [describing the robot invasion to h [...]	D
Dr. Totenkopf: Who dares come before me? Who dares [...]	D
Joe 'Sky Captain' Sullivan: It's a dead end. Some [...]	D
Dex Dearborn: [walks in on Joe aiming a gun at Pol [...]	D
[to the Mysterious Woman] Joe 'Sky Captain' Sulli [...]	D
Polly Perkins: It's only a movie, Mr. Paley. I'll [...]	D
[Joe and Polly are preparing to take off along wit [...]	D
Joe 'Sky Captain' Sullivan: It's a mobile airstrip [...]	D
Police Sergeant: They've broken through the perime [...]	D
Polly Perkins: A man came to see me today, a scien [...]	D
[Sky Captain flies over the sidewalk where Polly i [...]	D

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