BID FOR NICOLAS CAGE GLOVES FROM 'THE ROCK' - NICOLAS CAGE FORUM

Lula Argante

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Date: 9:00 AM, 03/07/12

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It took me a while to place where Nic as Stanley Goodspeed wore these gloves in The Rock! Not sure they are the most desirable prop ever, but you never know! they are certainly collectable and clearly worth a penny or two! https://www.julienslive.com/view-auctions/catalog/id/68/lot/25551/ __________________

Lady Trueheart

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Date: 9:41 AM, 03/09/12

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As long as I don't have to wear them for the same reason Stanley did! __________________

Lula Argante

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Date: 9:26 PM, 03/10/12

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LOl! What else could you wear gloves like this for?!! How about other possible props from The Rock..I a also a Beatlemaniac so that Beatles vinl would be cool...nd I wonder what was really inside those little green balls, I wouldn't mind one of those..as long as it didn't really contain deadly VX gas..or how about Mason's note..or the microfilm?! __________________

Lady Trueheart

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Date: 11:59 PM, 03/10/12

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I will take the guitar he was strumming on. And the robe he wore on the rooftop. __________________

Lady Roxanne

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Date: 3:40 AM, 03/13/12

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The guitar and the robe I would def prefer, too, Lady T.! lol @Lula: Really NICe find! Thanks for posting it! __________________ "When you think about magic, it is imagination plus willpower focused in such a way that you can create a conscious effect in the material world..." Nicolas Cage

Gina

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Date: 8:27 AM, 03/13/12

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I wouldn't mind the hat and glasses he wore in the very last scene of the movie. I thought this was some interesting editingflubs! The Rock (1996) Directed by Michael Bay, starring Ed Harris, Nicolas Cage, Sean Connery, William Forsythe, David Morse, John Spencer, Michael Biehn, Tony Todd (add more) Genres: Action, Adventure, Thriller Screenshots of mistakes that have been online for less than a year are only visible to members, but the rest are available to everyone. Don't forget to check out the picture of the day, updated daily, and the top 30 screenshots too. Continuity: While in the chamber Isherwood shows his glove and says it is eating them. We see him looking through his helmet at the glove and it is covered in foam, however in the next shot from the outside, there is no foam at all. Factual error: When Cage gets into the Ferrari, the camera changes for a few seconds showing the gearbox. In slow motion it is obvious that Cage shifts into 3rd gear instead of 1st, however the car makes a very impressive tyre-burning start. The F355 is indeed a very powerful car, but this would be simply impossible to do in 3rd gear. Continuity: During the Hummer chase scene, after the Hummer smashes into the truck with all the water jugs, you can see from a shot inside the Hummer that the windshield is cracked. For the rest of the chase, it isn't. Continuity: Nick Cage is chasing Mason in the yellow Ferrari. The windshield breaks at least twice, but is perfect in the next shot. Revealing: During the car chase, when the first FBI car flips over, the device used to flip it over is visible on its underside. Continuity: In the car chase scene, Mason is driving the stolen Hummer and he hits a meter maid truck sending it flying into a telephone pole and blowing it up. They slow down the film a little here and show us this hit from several different angles including from above. When they slow down the film you can see that the Hummer is turned sideways in the impact but in the next frame it drives off as if it had just tapped the meter truck and not slammed into it as shown. Revealing: During the big chase scene when the tram is out of control as it hits the last car and blows up you can see rubber tires on it, specially added to let it go on tarmac. Continuity: Towards the end of the movie when Ed Harris gets shot watch him fall. He lands on a mat then a second later you see him being dragged by Nicolas Cage and the mat is gone. Continuity: In the chase scene, Cage is in a real Ferrari F-355 at some points, but the car switches to a replica 'kit car' in various scenes. When it is crushed, you can see the fibreglass kit car body pop off to reveal the Pontiac Fiero guts. I heard our friends from Maranello were not impressed. Continuity: During the movie when Mason is talking with his daughter in the park, his tie in one cut is tied differently then in another cut of the same scene. Look closely at the stripes. Continuity: During the chase scene, just before the Ferrari is destroyed by the trolley, you see Cage dive out of the car and a rear view of the trolley hitting the car. In this shot, you see the complete rear end of the Ferrari, with a blue pickup next to it. In the very next shot, the Ferrari is getting sandwiched between the trolley and the pickup. Continuity: When Hummel's marines are breaking into the naval weapons depot, the guard inside the control tower isn't wearing a hat. When he falls through the window, he is. Continuity: When Nicolas Cage drives through the window in the yellow Ferrari and the shot changes, he is coming out from a different window than in the first shot. In the first shot he emerges from the window to the left of the 7th Street Garage storefront ('Classic Autos' written on the window), but next shot he emerges from the window to the storefront's right. Also, note the now glassless window to the storefront's left, due to a previous take. -- Edited by Gina on Tuesday 13th of March 2012 08:29:14 AM __________________ Whoop, Whoop!!!!

The Rock (1996)