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When Glass gets back on his horse after finding Fitzgerald's tracks he clearly kicks the other horse [...]	D
When Glass crawls to the first river for water he acts as if he is about to die of thirst but when o [...]	D
Throughout the movie you will hear Green frogs and Pickerel frogs vocalizing in the background. Both [...]	D
Glass wakes up in the early morning when the Arikara Indians try to ambush him. He shoots one Indian [...]	D
After the initial mauling, Glass attempts to retrieve his flintlock rifle from the the ground to get [...]	D
The deep wound in Glass's neck (which is later shown to have caused an opening in his throat) would, [...]	D
The bows that are used by the Indians look to be made out of fragile sections of cane. They don't lo [...]	D
Andrew Henry didn't actually die in real life as portrayed in the film. He actually died nine years [...]	D
The large snail used as a model image for carving the canteen is a nonnative apple snail. These nonn [...]	D
At 1hr 4 min, Glass crawls out to the end of a ledge. In the distance are snowcapped mountains. Howe [...]	D
As in the movie "The Edge", the bearskin that Glass is wearing could not have been cured in the allo [...]	D
In the dead horse scene, the innards are placed by the back end of horse. In another angle, they are [...]	D
Fitzgerald and Bridger pick up horses at the massacred Indian village. But when they ride into the s [...]	D
When Hikuc speaks to Glass about also losing his family, his vocals do not match his lip movement, a [...]	D
Around 00:57:06, Bridger's hairs are dry. Around 00:57:23, he's always laying down and his hairs are [...]	D
Near the end of the film and after Glass encounters the body of Henry, there is a close up of Glass [...]	D
During one of Hugh Glass' dream sequences, he is seen at an abandoned church. The arched steeple whe [...]	D
At 59'30": There is no snow around Bridger's head; next shot, at 59'49": there is snow on the ground [...]	D
In the scene of the trappers fending off an attack by the Arikara, most of the rifles are at half-co [...]	D
When Glass crawls out of his "grave", Bridger's canteen falls off his chest. The next morning, he ha [...]	D
When Glass places moss on his dead son's lips they clearly move as if they were still warm. A dead b [...]	D
When Glass is shown in his grave, he has dirt covering his face and inside his mouth. But when he em [...]	D
When Glass is resting his head on his dead son, you can see his son's eyelids moving.	D
Fitzgerald uses a term "Texas ranger" in one of his monologues. The very first time the term "ranger [...]	D
When Glass is laying wounded on his makeshift gurney a couple nights after the bear attack, he is lo [...]	D
When Elk Bear was lynched his hair was long and full, but when he was with Hugh Glass it was very th [...]	D
When Glass is tracking Fitzgerald through a pine woods, the trees are in nice neat lines. It's obvio [...]	D
When Bridger places the canteen on Glass's chest in his "grave", the top is pointing at Glass's feet [...]	D
As the Native American starts to leave the bison carcass, you see he has left his arrows in the wolv [...]	D
The ruined church shown in the dream sequence as constructed is clearly an Orthodox church based on [...]	D
The amount of mustache hairs under Glass' nose (philtrum almost fully hairy, then hairless between t [...]	D
When Fitzgerald shoots the dead Captain Henry off the horse, Henry falls off the left of the horse. [...]	D
When Fitzgerald and Bridger return to camp and are being paid for staying behind with Hugh Glass, th [...]	D
When Glass and the Captain identify Fitzgerald's tracks in the fairly deep snowfield, they take thei [...]	D
In the novel the film is based on, Punke writes: "The barrel [of Glass's rifle] was short, only thir [...]	D
It is suggested that when Glass emerges naked from the gut of the dead horse, his coat and pants wou [...]	D
When Glass traps and captures a fish and raises the fish to his mouth to take a bite out of it, you [...]	D
When it is clear that Leonardo DiCaprio is floating down the rapids, and not a stunt double, the bac [...]	D
It's winter time and Hugh Glass spends a lot of time in and out of very cold water. At one point, he [...]	D
Glass is attacked by a grizzly bear with her two cubs. But the film is set at a time of year when a [...]	D
Several times during the movie characters have the frizzen, which makes the spark in a flintlock, op [...]	D
In the end scene when the Indians on horses cross Glass who is sitting down in the snow near the str [...]	D
It would have been impossible for Glass to reload a pistol while riding a horse at full gallop.	D
You can see a 'chopper' making waves on the river water when Glass escapes from the Indians by divin [...]	D
DeCaprio spends a lot of time calmly swimming in very icy-cold water.	D
When Glass takes the pouch from his son's neck, his son's neck moves freely. His son has been dead f [...]	D
Although Glass had no knife, his mustache (and only his) remains perfectly trimmed throughout his or [...]	D
When the buffalo-sharing Indian builds a makeshift tepee for Glass to spend the night, the wind blow [...]	D
Glass, while recovering from his wounds, has a couple dream sequences. One of the images he recalls [...]	D
When Fitzgerald shoots the already-dead Henry off the horse, his rifle is pointing far to the right [...]	D
Many of the characters repeatedly use modern-day figures of speech in their conversations, not the r [...]	D
A fierce storm rises just before the Indian tucks Glass in a makeshift tent to heal. No branch of th [...]	D
When the search party is looking for who they believe could be Hawk, they hear a close gunshot direc [...]	D
A Pawnee is accompanied by a voiceover in Inupiak. Inupiak is spoken in Arctic Alaska only, and come [...]	D
Two times Hugh Glass shoots his single-shot flintlock pistol twice in rapid succession without reloa [...]	D
In reality Fitzgerald and Bridger helped Glass in killing the bear although later abandoning him. Gl [...]	D
At the beginning of the movie, Hugh Glass broke his ankle, but it healed over the course of the movi [...]	D
At the start when Glass finishes urinating, he clearly zips up his trousers. The film takes place in [...]	D
When Glass escapes the Indians by floating down the river, the river is first clear of ice and runni [...]	D
When Glass and Fitzgerald fight near the river, after Fitzgerald's fingers are cut off there are sev [...]	D
The grove of trees where Hugh Glass slept in the healing sweat enclosure was very thinly planted and [...]	D

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