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The speaker analyzes 32 alleged errors in the movie Avengers: Endgame, based on online sources. He categorizes them into four types: continuity errors, logic errors, false continuity errors, and false logic errors. He uses facts, references, and humor to explain why some of the errors are valid and others are not. He shows the percentage of innocence of the movie and asks the audience to vote for him in an award and suggest other movies to analyze.
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1. The text is a transcript of a video that analyzes accusations of errors in the movie Avengers: Endgame.
2. The video separates the accusations into four categories: errors of logic, continuity errors, false errors of logic, and false continuity errors.
3. The video evaluates each accusation according to the rules of cinema and logic, and gives a verdict of whether it is a valid error or not.
4. The video finds 32 accusations of errors in the movie, but only 9 of them are considered valid errors by the video maker.
5. The video ends with a percentage of innocence for the movie and a request for votes for the influence award.