Most of the scenes in the film took place in Hantongfield, New Jersey. However, New York was flooded, and Hantongfeld was all right. This was not in line with geographic logic. In fact, Hantongfield’s elevation is 81 feet, which is lower than New York’s 87 feet, so if New York is flooded, then Hantongfield should also be flooded.
In the film, the Swintons live in New Jersey, but when Martin Swinton opened the cap to drink the medicine, it was very obvious from the bottom of the bottle that the medicine came from a pharmacy in Los Angeles.
The poem by Yeats that appeared on the door of Dr. Hobby's office-"The Stolen Child" is incorrectly quoted. The correct one should be "To the waters and the wild" and the one on the door of Dr. Hobby's office is "To the waters of the wild".
The vegetation in the forests of New Jersey in the film is very luxuriant, but this is not the case.
