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Errors in geography
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Incorrectly regarded as goofs
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Revealing mistakes
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Spoilers
Audio/visual unsynchronised
When Burns is crawling backwards, he says to Evie, "He took my tongue" (without a tongue, of course, so it is a throaty vocalization). Still, his lips do not match what he is trying to say.Share this
Continuity
Near the very end of the movie (just after Imhotep becomes mortal again), O'Connell runs Imhotep through with a very large sword. Imhotep's hands are placed over the wound, then taken away. As he looks at his hands, he sees blood, and the blood has run through his fingers to the backs of his hands. When he places his hands over the wound again, there is no blood visible on the backs of his hands or on his body.Share this
Continuity
After O'Connell is saved from being hanged, they all prepare to board the boat and Evelyn is shocked to see how cleaned up he is. However, despite being quite brutally hanged by a rope only hours before, there are no visible bruises on O'Connell's neck.Share this
Incorrectly regarded as goofs
Imhotep takes the Burns' (the American man with eyeglasses) eyes when he begins to become human again. While Burns is very near-sighted, it's been established that Imhotep doesn't receive the actual organ he steals (if he did, he'd appear to be even more of a patchwork creation). In the novel of the film and script, however, it's been stated that Burns, having poor eyesight, gave his faulty vision to the mummy when his eyes were taken. The concept was furthered in the script when Imhotep uses a pair of spare eyeglasses to fully see Burns and kill him.Share this
Plot holes
When Beni is bringing bags of treasure out of the city of the Dead, he loads the bags on camels, yet only five people among the expeditions (O'Connell, Evelyn, Jonathan, the Warden, and Beni) rode camels. The rest rode horses, with the exception of the Egyptologist, who rode a donkey. The novelization tries to say that these are the French Legion's abandoned camels, but how could those beasts be still alive after 3 years?Share this
Revealing mistakes
Cables and pulleys used to pull down the columns are briefly seen when Rick, Evey, and Jonathan are fleeing the destruction of Hamunaptra.Share this



