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Times New ... 11. BIU In a director's effort to produce movies on time and under budget, the quality of said movie is sometimes is lacking. Imagine watching a movie 10 times or more with a specific purpose. That purpose is not to memorize the lines or to relive the dazzling special effects. Instead, the goal is to find movie mistakes. This is exactly what Jon Sandys began doing in 1996 after watching the Steven Spielberg film entitled Jurassic Park and James Cameron's movie called True Lies while still in grammar school in England. He noticed several glaring errors in both. When he pointed them out to other people he found that the subject was of interest to many. People found it fascinating that even with the best of editors, mistakes make it to the final movie. Sandys eventually authored books and made regular appearances on a television show's segment that highlighted these movie mistakes. Currently, Sandys focuses primarily on the following types of cinema errors: ones that reveal the movie making process, audio problems, continuity problems, visible crew members, visible equipment, factual errors, plot holes, and character mistakes. He has built this interest into a profitable and very popular internet website. A good example of a movie mistake in Jurassic Park is evident when the T-rex does not leave or make any footprints in the soft mud during his attack on a car. Be observant the next time you watch a movie, perhaps you might spot a mistake! 38 Which of the following describe the Author's view? A. Film makers are not professionals. B. Rushing to meet production deadlines can produce movie errors that you can find. C. Editors need to return to film maker's college to learn new techniques. D. It is better to just enjoy a movie the way it is presented. 39 It can be inferred from the passage, Jon Sandys acknowledged that most movies are not perfect and A. found ways to turn his interest in those mistakes into a career. B. made satirical short movies to ridicule the directors. C. tried to improve movies, D. was bitter about the mistakes