Magic Mike

During "It's Raining Men" Ken slides his suspenders off twice in successive shots.

During his solo number Dallas unfastens the side strap of his thong but in the next shot the strap is back in place.

You can clearly see Channing Tatum's wedding ring on when he crosses in front of the camera after getting out of his truck when arriving at the construction site.

In the striptease done in July, Big Dick Richie's pants clearly split at the side seam shortly after he takes off his shirt, in future shots, they are no longer split.

The black F-150 Tatum starts off with clearly has the EcoBoost on the side in the first above shot of the truck (visible on Blu-Ray).

Subsequent shots of the truck do not show the sticker.

At the sorority, when Mike picks the girl up in front of the fireplace, her battery pack for her microphone is visible through her clothes.

Why do they make movies like this? Why did I watch it?

Directed by Steven Soderbergh, Magic Mike stars Channing Tatum as the titular character, along with Alex Pettyfer, Cody Horn, and Matthew McConaughey and revolves around a male stripper who befriends another young male and ... that's basically it.

It has its occasional humor bits but the majority of it is just trash. The best part was finding out that Brooke is played by Cody Horn.

Girls....get together and watch this movie.

OK, so I expected this to be a pretty pointless movie. Did anyone really think this would be a fantastic film?

I haven't wrote a review on here before although being a fairly active member for 2 years. Haven't really felt the need to contribute as I feel most of the films I like are fairly judged and I can't quarrel.

Well, I actually used to live in Tampa only a few years ago. I used to go to Ybor City and get into all sorts of fun mischief as well, so I feel I can speak with some authority when I say part of this movie is dead on, part is just ridiculous Hollywood fiction.

If your first assumption is that Magic Mike is about strippers who are caught up in the life of sex, drugs, and alcohol, you're right. However, this movie surprisingly has more depth to it than that.

30ish Mike (Channing T.), a stripper by night and a roofer (and aspiring furniture designer) by day, gets stuck with an assistant in his roofing job who doesn't know how to do anything.