Anyone on the forum have an IMDB account and actively contribute to the list of goofs, trivia, and the like?
Pretty much the first thing I do after watching a movie is going to IMDB and looking at the Trivia and Goofs section.

Over the years I've only submitted a dozen or so goofs, it got me wondering if anyone here contributed as well.

A few off the top of my head:

John Wick 3:
The Doctor asks Wick to shoot him twice to make it seem like his assistance was forced. However, in both instances he moves his shirt out of the way. Lack of holes in the front of his shirt would be a giveaway his wounds were planned, aimed, and intentional.

The A-Team:
Murdock's Ranger Tab is missing from his uniform during the Court Martial scenes.

Top Gun:
In the "Hit the brakes and he'll fly right by" scene in the final dog fight when he manipulates the throttle, Maverick's watch changes from a black Orfina Porche to a stainless steel Rolex Submariner.

Both Iceman and Slider are wearing the TOPGUN patch on their flightsuits as they watch the Maverick/Sundown "We could have had him" confrontation. However, at this point they had not graduated yet.

Star Trek:
When Uhura confronts Spock about being assigned to the USS Farragut, Spock refers to her as Lieutenant. However, she is still a Starfleet Cadet.

Yes once, but I can't remember what anymore, some continuity error. lol

A few times, mostly adding film locations.

I really miss the IMDb user message boards. It was a chaotic free-for-all, but you could find a ton of information once you sifted through all the chaff.

Never contributed by one of my favorites that I spotted was in Gods and Generals (or Gettysburg but I think GnG.)

The Confederate Army is lined up to march into battle and the camera runs down the line of men. It gets to the drummers and shows their sticks hitting the drum heads. One of the drum heads has a Remo logo... the modern manufacturer of drum heads.

I love reading the Trivia and Goofs. I've submitted a few to Goofs, but nothing particularly stands out. One was about "Midway" I think.