The video discusses the 1997 film "Anaconda" and highlights various errors and inconsistencies found in the movie. These include:
* The use of Christmas lights to depict fireflies
* A phone cord that keeps changing ears
* A wild boar that is not native to the Amazon
* A boar that becomes rigid too quickly after death
* A character who is dry after being in the water
* A scene where a tree falls on the boat but then disappears
* A fuel barrel that sinks but then reappears
* A snake's head that is controlled by a visible wire
* A character who is attacked by the snake but then reappears unharmed
* A bucket of blood that is thrown at the characters but doesn't seem to hit them
* A character who hits a snake with a pickaxe but doesn't seem to affect the wooden floor
* A snake with smoky pupils instead of round ones
* Sounds made by the anaconda that are not realistic
The video also points out some interesting facts, such as the use of practical effects, including a giant snake animatronic, and an Easter egg where a character played by Ice Cube hears a song he co-wrote on the radio.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The film Anaconda was released in 1997.
2. The film's budget was $45 million.
3. The film's message was $136 million.
4. The film tells the story of a group of Americans who are taken hostage by a hunter while recording a documentary in the Amazon.
5. The largest snake in the world is central to the story.
6. Dr. Steven Cale (played by Eric Stoltz) is an expert on the behavior of fireflies.
7. Fireflies were simulated using Christmas lights in the film.
8. The film's crew used a boat that had a phone cord that kept jumping from one ear to the other.
9. The crew was trying to capture the sounds of the forest, but they didn't stop talking for even a second.
10. A wild boar was not native to the Amazon, but it was used in the film.
11. The boar was already hard when it was killed, but it would take much more than just a few minutes for it to become hard after death.
12. The film's crew used a river that didn't get wet, but this was not a natural phenomenon.
13. The film's crew used a scene where a character, Terri Flores (played by Jennifer Lopez), is up to her neck in water, but she's completely dry when she gets on the boat.
14. The film's crew used a scene where a character, Dr. Steven Cale, is attacked by a snake, but his hair changes from a ponytail to a normal hairstyle during the attack.
15. The film's crew used a scene where a character, Paul Sarone (played by Jon Voight), throws a net at a snake, but the hand of the person throwing the net is visible.
16. The film's crew used a scene where a character, Denise Kalberg (played by Owen Wilson), is attacked by a snake, but the wires used to carry out the effect are visible.
17. The film's crew used a scene where a character, Gary Dixon (played by Owen Wilson), is killed by a snake, but the snake's head is controlled by a wire.
18. The film's crew used a scene where a character, Terri Flores, is trapped by the hunter, but the blood from a bucket doesn't come close to her.
19. The film's crew used a scene where a character, Paul Sarone, hits a snake with a pickaxe, but the pickaxe hits the wooden floor, not the snake.
20. The film's crew used a scene where a character, the anaconda, has smoky pupils, but anacondas actually have round pupils.
21. The film's crew used practical effects, including a giant snake animatronic, to simulate the anaconda's movements.
22. The film has a small Easter egg where a character, Danny Rich (played by Ice Cube), hears a song on the radio that he is one of the composers of.