Robo-Crew

How about when Robocop throws Clarence through the glass you can see it pre-shatter.

B.T.

I hope it´s the Director´ s Cut! With all the bloody goodness.

Steffen

Because the cast are sitting low on the chesterfield, he’s not holding the boom pole up over his head but at his own head height, which is why his forearm is extended out in front of him like that. You can actually see him lean slightly forward to get the line from the woman with cocaine on her chest. He was trying to get his body back as far as he could. At the tail end of the shot as the camera pans right slightly he’s out of frame again.

Sean Armstrong

When in motion, it definitely doesn't look like a boom operator.

Red Letter Media

Are you gonna call me?

Knightskeye

Bitches leave.

That's a statue of the Greek god of boom mics

John Radoff

When i first saw that on tv i believe the lines was dubbed to be, "Ladies, please." Made Boddicker come off a lot more polite overall in the film.

Garrett Evan O'Kelly

For a second I thought youbguys were reviewing a movie called Robocrew. Now Im sad because Robocrew sounds exactly like the sort of movie you guys would watch on Best of the Worst. Then I saw youre doing a fullblown commentary track which is actually even better. Kudos!

Garrett Evan O'Kelly

Bitches, leave.

Montague Films

Nice. Never noticed this one. You can also see the camera crew reflected in the monitors during the long take opening the first boardroom scene.

Analog Pill

That is the boom operator in reflection. He’s leaning forward in a way that indicates he’s doing his damndest to avoid all the reflections in that room. I hate to call out a fellow Boom op, but we’ve all had it happen and if it’s not to glaring an error it can slip right through post production. My current show (Star Trek Discovery) has had a few mics and wireless packs in it, but I’ll never tell where.

Sean Armstrong