For as large and intense as the Twilight fanbase is, you’d think the makers of New Moon would have expected that viewers would be going over the movie’s details with a fine-tooth comb and done everything to ensure there were no mistakes in the film.

Or maybe they just assumed the largely female crowd of fans would be too distracted by Robert Pattinson’s smoldering gaze and Taylor Lautner’s chiseled abs to notice any discrepancies.

Either way, the makers of New Moon did seem to overlook a few details.

Moviemistakes.com, a site that catalogs errors in movies, has added a total of 17 mistakes from the new Twilight sequel.

Among the most obvious mistakes are:

- Continuity: After Bella awakes from the first nightmare, we see her Romeo and Juliet on the pillow beside her. When Charlie comes in the book is gone, but then reappears on the pillow between shots.

- The rims of the vampires’ contact lenses can be spotted occasionally during the film, especially in the Volturis’ eyes during the final scenes.

- Continuity: When Bella goes to Italy to save Edward, Alice drops Bella off . When Bella gets out of the car to ask where Edward will be, she is in front of the car door, but then the shot cuts and she is suddenly behind the door.

-Bella flies to Italy on a Virgin America plane. Virgin America only flies within certain cities in the US. The plane should have been Virgin Atlantic, which flies from the US to Europe.

Check out the complete list to see what other errors Moviemistakes.com managed to call out.

Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen is the film that just won’t die. Just when you think that the headiness of its debut was over, boom, the damn thing picks up steam and is closing in on becoming the biggest movie of the year.

Not bad for a film that can not find a friend in the press.

The critic/audience gap aside, our pals over at Moviemistakes.com alerted us to the obscene amount of blunders made during production. MM counted 40 mistakes, which makes the Michael Bay feature the “most mistake-ridden movie of the year”, surpassing the 19 goofs from Angels & Demons.

Any chance to post a pic of Megan Fox, I will take it.

My favorite mistake: When Sam is brought to the cemetery to meet Optimus, you can see the green mark on the grass where Sam is supposed to stand while talking to him.

Check out the site for more goodness.

While you’re here, how about you check out Atomic Popcorn’s review of the film from our crack staff of cinematic bloviators?

Matthew Snider – “Bay does know what he is doing whether you like him or not; he put together some of the cleanest actions shots around, if you ask me.”

Philip Barret – “As much as audiences believed a man could fly in 1978, they’ll certainly buy that Spielberg and Bay are keeping the Autobots hidden somewhere in an abandoned Hollywood lot.”

Erik Buckman – “One can have all the BOOM, hotness and amazing special effects they want but if the story is a mind-numbing waste of time, then the movie is an epic fail. Exhibit A: Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen.”