Jesus they digitally retouched that for HALF the movie, it's insane !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Morrisminor wrote:I was at the screening. He finds the ear plug in the bag that he takes from the wives and right there in the rig he puts it in his ear. At the time it suggested a suppression of the voices in his head or to drown out the bickering of the wives. But he had it in there for the duration of the chase.
Except for one of Joe's "medals", it's a circuit board and number pad above it, looks 2000s at least to me. I talked about it here:danielreal2k wrote:The earphone looks 1999-2015 in creation, whereas everything else in the film is 1950's-1980 in date before the great war.
lol didn't even notice that at the theaters, how awesome is thatUncle Entity wrote:Jesus they digitally retouched that for HALF the movie, it's insane !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Morrisminor wrote:I was at the screening. He finds the ear plug in the bag that he takes from the wives and right there in the rig he puts it in his ear. At the time it suggested a suppression of the voices in his head or to drown out the bickering of the wives. But he had it in there for the duration of the chase.
I posted it on an electronics forum, one reply said cellphone from 2000s, but the discussion continues. The 6500 is square so no point in having a board shaped like that, but the 3310 maybe?Nightwalker wrote:I saw that circuitboard too. It is from a cellphone. One off the old fashioned ones with a numeric keyboard. I can't exactly see how big it is. But to judge by the shape, I think it is either a Nokia 3310 or 6500. I had both of them. But maybe it is a completely different model
I used to work at a cellphone repair company. But I worked at several Sony Ericsson models and Sagem.
. I checked trailers and it's in them and the same, although the "connector" on the left side appears to be blue plastic which is much more in line with how standardized connectors on electronics usually are.
My bad. I meant 6100, not the 6500.TheWarriorMax wrote:I posted it on an electronics forum, one reply said cellphone from 2000s, but the discussion continues. The 6500 is square so no point in having a board shaped like that, but the 3310 maybe?Nightwalker wrote:I saw that circuitboard too. It is from a cellphone. One off the old fashioned ones with a numeric keyboard. I can't exactly see how big it is. But to judge by the shape, I think it is either a Nokia 3310 or 6500. I had both of them. But maybe it is a completely different model
I used to work at a cellphone repair company. But I worked at several Sony Ericsson models and Sagem.
If it is a cellphone then most likely that numberpad is not from it The numbers seem much too large and deep, more like a home phone, which made me think maybe they are both taken from a 2000s or up cordless home phone. But of course maybe they are not from the same device.
You nailed itNightwalker wrote: My bad. I meant 6100, not the 6500.
But some of the old cellphones had very large and deep keypads. The plastic keys in the frontcover with the rubber conductive keypad beneath it.
. Just checked on the thread I made over at AllAboutCircuits and someone said Nokia 6100 and posted this:
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