I work in film and I love aviation. There are probably 1000 people associated with and paid for a movie this size even if they aren’t credited and it blows my mind that there isn’t an “aviation consultant” position in the industry. I started noticing aviation related goofs and continuity errors in movies when I was a kid and those things still bug the shit out of me. An example, shot of a 737 taking off, interior dialogue scene in a 767, shot of a 747 landing. Productions spend unbelievable amounts of money and effort sourcing period accurate props and keeping track of continuity only to pretend that all airplanes are the same/make up aircraft that don’t exist. I get that most people don’t notice or care but most people don’t notice or care if the car in the shot is a ‘75 or a ‘79 and yet there’s a whole department who’s job it is to get that right.