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Anyone have an answer to this?

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  1. In 1948’s Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein, Bela Lugosi’s Dracula is briefly seen in a mirror. The context of the shot indicates the director intended him to be visible because there’s a woman in it as well. But this contradicts 1931’s Dracula, also starring Lugosi, where it is unequivocally stated that the vampire cast no reflection and in fact doesn’t show up in a mirror at a crucial point in the movie.

    Bringing all this up because there’s an ongoing argument in monster geekdom of whether the reflection in the 1948 film should be digitally removed, now the capacity to seamlessly do so is here, or left as it. I myself have no opinion.

  2. Ever notice how cars in chase scenes often have no inside rear view mirror when viewed from outside? They couldn’t get rid of the camera reflection on interior shots.

  3. Why? For the same reason that the blue whale, the largest animal ever to live on earth at close to 100 feet in length and weighing some 190 tons, has a throat that’s only about 8 inches in diameter:

    Because that’s just the way things are.

  4. Norman, good one. A college drinking buddy of mine had a theory the butter makes that side of the bread heavier, so it flips and stays butter-down as it falls.

  5. Why is their air?
    Is it real?
    Whatz it made of?
    Can Vampyrs and Weirdwolves really mate?
    Can a Weirdwolve lick his own butt?

    There are more things, Aloysius, than have been dreamed of in your head …
    (to quotate the bart)

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