it's quite noticible mistake made in the movie.
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from Snopes.com:\n\nClaim:   The ghostly image of a boy who died in the apartment where Three Men and a Baby was filmed can be seen in the finished movie. \nStatus:   False. \n\nOrigins:   The  \nunusual image at a window appears when Jack Holden (Ted Danson) and his mother (Celeste Holm) are walking through the house Jack shares with his two buddies. As Mrs. Holden plays with the baby girl left who was left in the three men's care, a human figure can be glimpsed standing behind the curtains of a background window at the left-hand side of the screen. A rumor has persisted for several years that this figure is the eerie image of a boy who was killed in the house where this scene was filmed. \n\nThe most common form of this rumor claims that a nine-year-old boy committed suicide with a shotgun in the Three Men and a Baby house. (A detail obviously inspired by the jagged black outline created as the curtains move away from in front of the figure's left-hand side. The black portions of the figure form an outline that does resemble a shotgun standing on its end, barrel down.) \n\nOther variations merely mention that a boy died in the house, without specifying how. The dead boy's despondent parents supposedly moved out after their son's death, and the house was rented or bought by a film studio, who allegedly used it for interior scenes of Three Men and a Baby. More detailed versions of the rumor have the boy's mother suing the film studio after they refuse her request to remove the image from the film, and/or making the rounds of television talk shows (Oprah, Geraldo, 60 Minutes) to repeat her strange tale of woe. Even wilder versions have the mother spotting her dead son, dressed in his burial clothes, in the film. In stock folkloric fashion, the mother immediately goes insane and has to be confined to a mental institution, where she has remained ever since. \n\nAs usual, the truth is much more mundane. The figure behind the curtains is a "standee" (a stand-up cardboard cutout used for advertising displays) of Ted Danson, dressed in a top hat, white shirt, and tails. The standee prop was created as part of a story line involving a dog food commercial in which Danson's character (an actor) appears, but references to the figure were cut from the finished version of the film. \n\n(The standee shows up once more in the film: Ted Danson is standing next to it when the baby's mother comes to reclaim her child.) The figure was accidentally left in front of a window on the set by a propman and thereby "sneaked" into the background of one scene. Additionally, all indoor scenes were shot on a Toronto soundstage -- no real structures were used for interior filming. \n\nAs with most rumors involving strange or hidden images in popular films (such as The Wizard of Oz and The Lion King), this wild tale originated after Three Men and a Baby was released on home video. The rumor first gained widespread notoriety in August 1990 and spread like wildfile in the media and on the Internet in the following months, just as the film's sequel (Three Men and a Little Lady) was about to hit the theaters. The cynical among us might wonder whether the studio itself had something to do with the creation and/or propagation of this rumor, as the combination of supernatural mystery and the boost of a sequel propelled Three Men and a Little Lady to a new record for video rentals. \n\n----------------\nGo to the website to see the pictures
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movies are different from reality.
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Somebody has to take the lead in solving the problem, as the principal did in the movie.  He was willing to risk even going to jail, to help the students.  But, at the same time, one person alone cannot solve the problem; the leader must accept and respect the work of the non-leaders who are doing so much of the actual work.\nIn the movie, the principal expelled and fired people who were destructive.  He was so committed to his goal, he became a one-man juggernaut against ignorance.  He did wonders, but he went too far in that he started to see anybody who disagreed with him as an enemy of the kids.  He saw the error of this, and corrected his mistake.  In the end, there was a united effort between him and all the teachers and students who wanted to improve that school.
166179
If it is the movie about a community of shape-shifting racoons, it should be rated PG. There must be an error on that store's website.
623561
It says that God makes mistakes.....which would explain so much.
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Don't bother. I don't know where they got there information from but the film is a very suuped up, historically incorrect mistake! They must have had a low budget and a bunch of disillusioned morons writing the script. Dont take it seriously. If i can comment positively on anything it's that it's quite a 'pretty' film.
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I completely agree with you! Thank you for this opportunity to say what a waste of money it is to make that kind of movie. I can't even begin to say how much I despise it. Let's just leave it at useless. Zero contributon to anything in the world. It would've veen so much better to send that money to Africa or whatever, anything but that.
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Everything in opposition of the Bible drives them crazy. It's already been established that it is fiction, and not even an original piece of work as it was stolen from other writers. But some people believe that it is really possible. That's their perogrative. I have not seen the movie so I can't comment on the contents. \n\nBut I agree you really do have to wonder when someone gets that upset over something. Perhaps it's not near as strong and firm as people would like you to believe if they get that threatened by a work of fiction.
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I don't believe it for at all either. I think that movie makes a joke out of Jesus and I feel sorry for all the fools who find a stupid book and movie to be giving out real information. If anyone wants to read a book that tells you the way it really is..then read the bible. Stop being stupid!!!!!!!!!!
581199
Here is the deal with all of that. The director is gay so everyone thinks the movie has gay conotations in the movie. I don't think that he is gay at all.
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I think this was a clip written specifically for the film
276137
I've seen the trailer, and I'm fairly sure its a hoax.. The story just doesn't seem believable, and the trailer definitely features bits from other films.. I spotted "Catch Me if You Can" in there, and other bits seemed familiar. Sorry!
637495
yea...i didn't like the middle part of the film,too. anyway, a good movie, indeed :)
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HE'S MAD THAT HE CAN'T FIT HIS HUGE THING IN THAT LADY HE LIKES.\n((JUST KIDDING,)) THE MOVIE IS A MUST SEE,THE GRAPHICS ARE GREAT,I THINK ILL SEE IT AGAIN.GO SEE IT, IT'S WORTH THE TRIP.
34136
I don't think so.  I believe that one of the biggest components to making the movie so great was the controversial tone of it.  The movie had great cinematography; but without the edge of the characters interplay, it wouldn't have had a whole lot of substance.
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In my opinion, it just isn't right!  But I'll still go see the movie!
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While the movie was definitely entertaining, I also felt that it was way off the book's plot. I think that if Hollywood is going to make a film reproduction of a book, especially one in a series, and doubly especially one in a series in which another film adaptation has already been made, they really ought to stay as close to the "facts" as possible, because they must know that the literary fans are going to poo poo it if they don't. Was Anne Rice even on board as a consultant? My guess is no.