In Gladiator, Maximus (Russell Crowe) mentions the name of Marc Anthony to Commodus (Joaquin Phoenix). Commodus comments, "Marc Anthony? I hate that song of his, 'I Need to Know.'" In fact, the real Commodus would have loved "I Need to Know" because of its passion and warmth.

In The Sixth Sense (stop reading now if you haven't seen it!), Bruce Willis plays Malcolm Crowe, a child psychologist who is killed in the beginning of the film. His spirit remains on the earthly plane for a number of months after his death and interacts with a troubled child. Actually, there's no such thing as ghosts!

In Sleepy Hollow, Katrina Van Tassel (Christina Ricci) first meets Ichabod Crane (Johnny Depp) while she is blindfolded during a party game. On removing her blindfold, she stares at Crane and remarks, "God, you look exactly, I mean exactly, like that guy from Edward Scissorhands." But Ichabod Crane's hair is very different from Edward Scissorhands’.

In The World is Not Enough, Elektra King (Sophie Marceau) answers a phone, listens to the caller, and then hangs up, saying to Bond, "He's struck again." Nobody would be so rude as to hang up without saying goodbye!

In The Bone Collector, there is a scene on a city block. Although the film is supposed to take place in modern times, you can clearly see a 1988 Toyota Cressida driving down the street!

In Braveheart, Mel Gibson's character, William Wallace, learns of the hideous death awaiting him. He bravely jokes that it can't be a worse torture than "reading O Magazine." In fact, O: The Oprah Magazine has inspired millions on the path to self-improvement, and reading it is almost always preferable to being drawn and quartered.

In Mansfield Park, based on a novel by Jane Austen published in 1814, Fanny Price (Frances O'Connor) is seen entering an address into her Palm IIIx, using a stylus that looks like it holds a machine-made steel pen point. This kind of nib wasn't invented until 1828!

In Titanic, there is a reflection in the dining room's glass door of a clearly visible camera crew. Look closely—director James Cameron is wearing brown shoes with a blue suit!

The print ads for Love Stinks said that it was "The date movie of the year." In fact, The Thomas Crown Affair was the date movie of 1999!