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Many times in the film, it is stated that Nick died of a gunshot in the face. But in one of his death close-ups, there were no bullet holes on his face. It hit him on the head and then broke his neck.
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At the beginning of the film, Nick and his partner used a red car to hit a locked metal door before opening the door. But in the next shot, the car is intact.
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This film is derived from Peter M. Lankov’s graphic novel. The title borrows the usage of "RIP" (Rest In Peace) carved on the tombstone by Westerners, which is also the usage of "Rest In Peace", and PD also means " "Police Department" (for example, LAPD is the Los Angeles Police Department) combined can be called "Underworld Police Department."
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This film is the fourth film adapted from a comic starring Ryan Reynolds. The other three are "Blade Warrior", "Wolverine" and "Green Lantern". If you add in the "Deadpool" that has been confirmed to be starred by him, this number will reach 5.
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The comedian Zach Galifianakis originally wanted to play a role in the film, but due to schedule conflicts, he could not make it.
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Judy Foster originally wanted to play a role in the film, but it was not possible. In the end, the character was handed over to Mary Louise Parker.
R.I.P.D. behind the scenes gags
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Extended Reading
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Juvenal 2022-03-28 09:01:02
I have ideas, but I don't have the ability.
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Alisa 2022-03-26 09:01:05
The Underworld Police Department, adapted from the original manga, has a very interesting and interesting world view that attracts me. The North American box office failure didn't stop me from loving the film. Although RR is handsome enough, it still lacks box office appeal. This film is more of an old drama bone supporting the scene. Prison break TBag's amazing cameo, the charm of the villain Uncle Salted Pork (Kevin Becon), and the incarnations of the two protagonists with great contrast in the world are the highlights of this film. The special effects of the film are also worth watching
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Nick: I'm dead?
Proctor: Let's be honest. Being a dirty cop is one of the higher shot-in-the-face percentage jobs.
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Roy Pulsipher: Let's learn you a few things about Old West fighting! First,
[Roy shoots, erasing a deado]
Roy Pulsipher: Only a novice hides in a church steeple. It's the first place I'm gonna look. Second place, hotel window, every time.
[shoots again, but doesn't hit anything]
Nick: I guess there's only one novice in their crew.
[Nick and Roy both turn and fire, erasing a deado on a building roof]
Roy Pulsipher: Sometimes the window guy is on the roof.