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A Car from the Future? An Anachronism That Raises Eyebrows
The film is set in 1985, yet the poster features a car that wasn’t released until 2011. This discrepancy immediately catches the eye and leaves viewers puzzled: How could a vehicle developed decades later appear in a story from the 1980s? Is it a mistake, or is there more to it?Anachronisms like this are not uncommon in the film industry. A modern car in a historical context can disrupt the audience’s immersion and challenge the story’s credibility. At the same time, it sparks curiosity: Is the car a deliberate stylistic choice to connect the past and future? Or is it a subtle hint at a hidden message within the film, waiting to be uncovered later?
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