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Continuity (42) |
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Incorrectly regarded as goofs (2) |
Plot holes (4) |
Revealing mistakes (19) |
Spoilers (34)
Audio/visual unsynchronised
Several times throughout the film characters say things when their lips do not move. For example, when Jack is under the bus defusing the bomb, a piece of rubber runs up under his cart. Jack says, "Fuck me!" but his lips do not move.
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As Jack is driving his truck up the freeway on ramp, the camera switches to a side on view. Jack sounds his horn several times, but both of his hands remain on the steering wheel. In previous/subsequent shots, when Jack sounds the horn, his hands leave the wheel and press the horn ring inside the steering wheel.
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When Payne says to Jack, "Ok, but I want you back *real fast*," what he is actually saying is, "I want you back in 10 minutes." The scene was dubbed to give Jack a little more leeway - he is obviously gone longer than the allotted 10 minutes.
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Extra beep of elevator passing a floor.
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When Jack and Annie are about to leave the bus, Jack looks into the camera and says "shit", but his mouth doesn't move.
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Soon after Annie takes the wheel from Sam she asks, "is there a plan?" Jack replies, "Just keep it above 50." We hear her voice say, "good plan." but her lips don't move.
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Boom mic visible
When Jack is talking to Howard Payne at the pay phone, the boom mic is reflected in the phone in several shots.
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Character error
After the discovery of the bomber's identity and place of residence. Jack listens as his partner gives the details then after they hang up the phone, Jack says to himself, "Come on Henry, save my ass," vs "Come on Harry..." The partner's name is Harry, not Henry.
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Continuity
After the elevator starts from floor 46, we see it from below; the motion of its counterweight, in the foreground, lets us easily see that the speed is somewhat more than one floor per second. The next shot is inside the elevator, where the floor indicator is changing at about half that rate, slower than one floor per second.
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As Jack and Harry rush onto the roof, a third arm and gun are briefly visible to the right. This is the arm of a third SWAT team member who has otherwise been completely deleted from the scene and who, as far as the viewer is concerned, isn't there.
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The elevator is at or below floor 41 when the first bomb explodes. In a view from above, we see it fall about 12 floors, without sparks. We then see the emergency brakes engage, with lots of sparks. But then an interior shot then shows the elevator passing 35, and indeed, after sliding past several more floors it stops between 29 and 30.
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When the passengers are being rescued as the crane that pulls off the roof is wedged near the top of the elevator shaft, the elevator is at floor 23. The roof access is at 53, so there are about 30 floors of cable extended from the crane. But when crane and elevator fall together, as seen inside the elevator shaft, they are only about 15 floors apart, and the cable is only a little bit slack.
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Before Jack and Harry get to Payne's elevator, it's at floor 20. But just Payne keys in 46 as his next destination, his indicator shows 28.
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Payne picks 46 because, as we see, it's the top floor and Jack will have to get off the roof or be crushed. But a little later, we see from a label on the elevator monitor board that the other police are watching that this elevator's top floor is 52.
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The state of repair of the bus door that Jack punches.
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When Jack slams on the brakes to rip the Jaguar's door off against the bus, the Ford Taurus just behind them changes color from light blue to dark green.
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At the beginning of the movie after Jack has hooked up the crane from outside to the lift, there is a shot of the crane outside, and the line going through the vent. If you look closely there is a pipe in front of the vent, yet when the crane goes through the vent, the pipe has vanished.
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When Jack receives Payne's phone call after the first bus explodes, the bus is on the right-hand side of the road. However when we see Jack and the bus through Payne's window while he is talking, the bus is nearer to Jack on the left hand side of the road.
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Harry's limp fluctuates between left and right leg.
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When the bus makes its jump across the freeway gap the poster on its side was loosened and dangled by a single bolt. But later as the bus heads down the runway at LAX the sign is back in place.
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Tuneman slips and loses the paper, knocking off a rearview mirror that reappears in the next shot.
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Annie's ring changes frequently.
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Throughout the film we can see a black and white zebra print poster on the side of the bus. During the airport scenes the poster disappears and then reappears.
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The bumper bar that the bus loses when swerving to avoid the garbage truck reappears on the bus.
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Size, direction, and orientation of shadows throughout the film.
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Sign on the left-hand side of the bus which disappears and reappears.
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Annie's earrings.
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Jack (on the sliding floorboard) momentarily disappears from under the bus.
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Joe Morton's character is referred to as "Lieutenant McMahon" throughout the film, but in the credits the character is listed as "Captain McMahon."
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When Jack and Harry are rescuing the people from the elevator, at one point there are clearly four people in the elevator; two men and two women. A woman gets out and then only one man and one woman are left in the elevator.
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Just before Jack boards the bus, he tells the driver to open his doors. In the preceding shot which moves around the front of the bus, the doors are already open.
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Upon pulling the first passenger - the blonde woman - from the elevator, the following passenger - the brunette - can be seen sliding entirely out of the elevator all by herself. Yet, in the next shot, we have a backside angle of her being helped out by Travers.
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The amount and condition of the cuts on Jack's arm as he chases and fights Payne.
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Shortly after the bus narrowly avoids the dustbin lorry, there is a shot of Jack on the phone to Mac, shown from outside the bus. In the next shot, from the camera inside the bus, he has only just picked the phone up to start the telephone conversation with Mac, when he says "Mac, get me out of here!"
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Skid marks are already visible on the tarmac when Jack and Harry turn up at the building where the bombed elevator is.
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When Jack runs across a busy street after Payne, the red car stopping for him changes from a Ford Tempo to a Mazda Protege between shots.
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After the bus makes the jump, all the passengers are celebrating. Watch Terry (the young guy). At one point he falls to his knees. Immediately after, the show a different view, and Terry is standing once again, without us seeing him stand up.
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When the bus takes the off ramp into the city, it slams into a few cars and if you look clearly when the bus hits a car before plowing through the caution signs, the right front corner of the bus is caved in from the impact. but throughout the movie, the bus seems to be in perfect shape.
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When the bus is heading towards the gap, a sign is infront of it. When the bus gets closer to the gap, the sign disappears.
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The ramp that the bus jumps off of appears in the last scene when the bus hits it, before it, its just an ended road.
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The weather changes between shots when the bus is in the city, for instance before the bus goes by the school its a nice sunny day. But the scene before that shot its dark, and looks like its a dark cloudy that's about to rain.
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After Jack tried to defuse the bomb under the bus, he punctured the fuel tank. When he told Annie what had happened, the fuel gauge is shown and the needle quickly advanced toward empty. For how much fuel was lost during a very short cut away from the fuel gauge and back to it, it would have emptied out within no more than two minutes. Yet several long minutes went by between the last shot of the fuel gauge and when the bus finally ran out of gas.
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When Jack is lowered to the fallen elevator, he uses a hook to hold the elevator and as we see that, the hook is facing right, however when the emergency brakes are blown up and the elevator falls, the hook is facing left.
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The blood shown on Annie's sleeve changes between shots.
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The logo on the front of the subway train changes from a generic train logo and the real-life LACMTA Metro logo between shots.
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When Jack and Harry first inspect the elevator bomb, they enter through the 32nd floor access panel, but the sign inside the elevator shaft above the access panel says 42.
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While the news crew is preparing the tape to distract Payne and rescue the passengers, Jack and Annie check the fuel gage and it clearly reads empty. There is no way that a vehicle without gas can still be running. The bus would stop almost instantly and blow up. But, when Jack and Annie are rigging the bus to drive by itself, you can see the fuel gage and it clearly reads full. Where did the fuel come from as the passengers are being transferred to the rescue bus?
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At the end of the first scene, Jack "shoots the hostage" : Harry get a bullet in the left thigh. Next scene, as we see Harry walk to get his medal, he has a clutch to help him with his right leg. Later on, when he walks out of the bar, we clearly see him limp with the left leg again.
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In the airport rescue scene, the rescue bus initially is to the right of the bomb bus. later, we see that when the people are being rescued, it is to the left. then again, in a long shot it again changes position to the right
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When Payne leaves Jack behind and takes Annie down to the subway station, he taunts Jack with the detonator. But from then up until Payne handcuffs Annie in the car, no one is holding the detonator. It is nowhere in sight.
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Crew or equipment visible
In one of the scenes in the bus, a camera man is visible in the convex mirror of the rear doors stairwell.
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Camera visible strapped to the side of the bus when it lands back down off two wheels, visible just after hitting the cop car in the way.
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Camera visible strapped to the side of the bus as it leaves the highway.
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Reflected in the bus door as Jack runs along side it.
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When Annie and Jack are skidding along on the bus hatch to escape, you can briefly see the track the platform is riding on as they go through the road cones.
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Camera is visible in Tuneman's sunglasses in some closeups on his face.
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When Jack is unhandcuffing someone on the bus, just before they have to jump the gap in the freeway, you can just see the top of someone's head as it disappears into the stairwell.
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Camera Dolly reflected behind Jack and Harry when they stop to look at the crane on the roof.
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When Lieutenant MacMahon first talks to Jack from the helicopter, the helicopter filming him is reflected in the glass.
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When the bus launches the car off the ramp, you can clearly see the guide wheels underneath the car.
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Shortly after Jack is able to catch up to the bus in a black Jaguar convertible, a camera truck is clearly visible in one scene where he tries to pass the bus on the right.
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The chain pulling the first exploding bus is clearly visible.
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Obvious stunt player driving the bus during action scenes.
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When the bus goes around the 90 degree turn and the bus tips up its side wheels, an extra set of wheels are visible underneath the bus.
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Just as the bus is about to jump the unfinished bridge, police lights can be seen reflected in the interior of the bus. However, the police escort has already broken off and the exterior shots show the bus driving by itself.
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In the scene where the bus blows up after Jack and the driver are done having coffee, a red van is clearly seen, cables and all, towing the bus as it explodes.
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In the shot from behind where the police escort joins the bus, the shadow of the camera truck is visible to the left.
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When Jack breaks the Jaguar's door there's a person standing on the on-ramp wearing a light blue shirt watching the action
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Errors in geography
The freeway that the bus first goes onto is supposed to be I-10, but there is a light rail line down the middle. That makes it I-105, which according to the movie was not yet open at the time the story was taking place.
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When on the city streets the TV news reports that the bus is headed South on Western. But after it hits the stroller of cans the bus is seen heading towards Rimpau, which is a North/South street. So the bus is either going East or West, but definitely not North/South.
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Howard Payne's house is located in Sun Valley. The house the police drive up to is overlooking LAX as you can see the historic Theme Building in the background, which is about 30 miles away.
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When Annie is running for the bus, she passes notice boards as such, yet when it cuts to a side shot of Annie at the door to the bus, the massive notice boards have suddenly disappeared and all it is now is bushes and gardens.
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Supposedly the bus is traveling in one general direction on the freeway but in actuality they keep passing the same spots on the 105 freeway and changing direction. Sometimes the bus is heading east and sometimes west on the 105.
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Shortly after Annie takes control of the bus, if you look out the window in the background when Jack asks her if she can handle it, we can see the bus passing the same truck accident that Jack parked his car in front of when he first spotted the bus.
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Factual errors
Elevators' emergency brakes must engage faster than that, otherwise they would be useless if the car fell when nearer the base of the shaft.
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A bus jumping a gap in an unfinished freeway would nosedive, not jump up and soar across to the other side. Director Jan de Bont has admitted getting around this by having the bus drive up a ramp.
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Several scenes are shown of the bus with its rear doors open while moving. A safety feature does not allow the rear doors of transit buses to open until the bus is at a dead stop, with the brakes applied.
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Jack tells Annie that he doesn't have the key for her handcuffs when they are trapped on the subway. Most handcuffs will open using a standard model key. In addition, there are several easy ways to open a set of cuffs without the key.
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Incorrectly regarded as goofs
Jack's car appears to have a Michigan license plate, but it's really an old-fashioned California plate.
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After the first bus blows up, Jack is on the phone with the bomber. The bomber gives Jack a deadline of 11am, after which Jack looks at his watch. The time on Jack's watch shows 8:05, but that's not the time of day. Above the numbers on the watch are the letters AL, which means it's on the Alarm setting. 8:05 is the time the watch alarm was set for, not the time of day.
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Plot holes
When Jack first approaches the bus while driving Tuneman's Jag, he yells as loudly as he can to the driver "THERE'S A BOMB ON THE BUS!" The driver can't hear him, even with the window open. He also can't hear Tuneman who is another foot closer. But when Jack maneuvers around to the other side of the bus where the door is, the driver can suddenly hear him clearly say "stay above 50 mph" even though there is now several additional feet separating them and he is not yelling.
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Just before the bus gets onto the empty freeway, you can clearly see the bus slamming on its brakes to avoid hitting the slow-moving police car directly in front of it (the front end of the bus dives down). It is obviously no longer going 50 mph as required by the bomber.
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After everyone is off the bus, the runaway bus collides into a plane being pulled out of a hanger and explodes. The airport would most likely have been evacuated as soon as a bus carrying a bomb drove onto its runways. No one would be working during that time.
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The bus is rear wheel driven. Speedometer is connected to front tires. So when bus takes off into air on freeway, the front wheel should stop spinning in few seconds and bus should have been blown off. The bomb is definitely not judging wind speed. The take off itself of course is another error mentioned already.
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Revealing mistakes
When the elderly woman refuses to be helped out of the elevator that is about to drop twenty floors, the floor outside the elevator can be seen through a hole in the bottom left hand corner of the elevator, revealing the fact that it is only one or, at most, two floors up.
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When the bus jumps the gap in the freeway it is clear that there are no passengers aboard and only the stunt driver.
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Although the last shot from inside the bus before the jump shows the roadway simply ending, once looking from outside the bus we see it run over something just at the end of the road, then rise suddenly above road level. Obviously this is an end view of a ramp.
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In the bus jump on the freeway, the missing bridge section is cut out digitally. However, the shadow of that part of the bridge is still visible.
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A break in the seam of the prosthetic covering of Payne's hand is visible when he lifts the venetian blind to check out Pershing Square.
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In a quick shot of the platform truck loaded with police officers riding alongside the bus in an attempt to rescue passengers of the bus, you can clearly tell that the film was undercranked to simulate a higher rate of travel. This is apparent by the unnatural, quick movement of the police officers on the platform truck bed.
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When the bus is landing after jumping over the gap in the freeway, you can see that it is completely empty with nobody on board.
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When Jack and Payne are fighting on top of the train you can see the lines on top of the train pointing horizontal and then vertical without them shifting in position.
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When they reach the 90 degree turn, and are about to turn Annie says "Here we go!" then with the next shot from inside the bus, the exact sentence is repeated identically.
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When Jack is under the bus, his watch shows 5.01. Jack answered the phone call at 8am and the bomber wants his money before 11am.
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In one of the quick scenes of the elevator falling, you see that there's no one in the elevator, through a hole in the floor. However, in the next shot the elevator is overcrowded with people again.
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The windshield on Tuneman's car is wet when it shows him up close. However it was a sunny day and he had not hit the yellow barrels of water on the freeway. He doesn't hit them until a few scenes later.
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When Jack and Annie slide out from under the bus and into the dirt, we can see the stuntman's wedding ring. Jack is not wearing a ring.
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The time is set for 11:00 am for Howard's money. When the bus is driving, if you look closely into the distance from the freeway and Airport, you can tell it's sunset.
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In the Long Beach scenes, where the bus goes onto the opposite side of the road, a car screeches to a halt, leaving skid marks. Skids marks are still visible from previous takes.
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In the film it says that Howard Payne was an Atlanta police officer. When he puts on the police uniform it is strangely an LAPD uniform not Atlanta.
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When Harry and his team arrive at the bomber's house, an airplane can be seen taking off in the distance. However, during this time, the bus is driving in circles around the airport runway. All planes would be grounded if a bus carrying a bomb was driving around the runways.
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The bus, upon making contact with the cargo plane at the airport, blows up from inside the bus and then spreads to the plane; the bomb was placed under the bus and would have obliterated the bus's chassis completely, yet the bottom half of the bus remains essentially intact.
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After the elderly woman is rescued and is being escorted away, she turns and yells, "My shoe!" in reference to her loosing one of her high-heeled shoes. However, she has on two shoes, one black and one skin-toned.
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Spoilers
Audio/visual unsynchronised
Near the end when Payne is talking to Jack on the phone he is seen holding the phone on the left side of his face with his right hand. While he is talking, he snaps his fingers with his other hand, however, this would have been impossible considering he was missing a thumb on that hand.Share this
Character error
At the end of the movie, when Annie and Jack are kissing in the destroyed subway train, one of the tourists that almost crashed with their van is taking pictures of the couple with a closed Polaroid camera.Share this
Character error
After the passengers get transferred off the bus safely, the tire pops. Annie says "Jack, I can't hold anymore" yet Jack responds "Hold on!"Share this
Character error
After Jack punctures the bus' fuel tank and is rescued by Ortiz, Annie punches him and asks him, "What's that smell?" Jack tells her, "It's gas," yet the bus is a GMC 'New Look' model which is powered by Detroit Diesel engine.Share this
Continuity
The handcuffs on Annie's wrists in the subway car are tighter in some shots than others.Share this
Continuity
When the bus is driving by itself, it appears to be driving through a hangar. When the bus enters the hangar, the hangar door is fully open. But when the bus exits the hangar from the other side, in the background you can see the hangar door fully closed.Share this
Continuity
The cut on Annie's forehead disappears and reappears during the subway scene, as well as changing its size.Share this
Continuity
In the subway terminal scene Annie has at least one cuff attached to her wrist but when she gets on board the subway there is nothing until she's cuffed to a pole.Share this
Continuity
When Helen tries to get off, Jack moves forward and grabs her left shoulder. After a brief cutaway to Payne, Jack is standing farther back and his hand has not yet reached her shoulder when the bomb under the steps explodes.Share this
Continuity
Shortly after Jack shoots Harry in the leg and Payne goes to make his mistake, there was originally a scene that showed Jack shooting Payne in the neck. Although this scene was eventually deleted, you can still see the smoke from the shot Jack fired while he watches Payne run into the garage.Share this
Continuity
When the ambulance parks up and Jack gets out, he shuts the door behind him. When Annie gets out of the ambulance later the door is already open.Share this
Continuity
As they are attempting to derail the subway, they are hugging around the pole. As the subway tips over in the street. It flashes to them still hugging as the pole breaks and they fall, the pole is behind her (outside of the hug).Share this
Continuity
In the subway car, the dye bomb inside the money bag explodes and the purple paint sprays all over Payne's face. After that he climbs up on top of the subway car to fight Jack, but during the fight sequence there is no purple paint on his face.Share this
Continuity
The orientation of the lines of the train roof during the final fight sequence between Jack and Payne. During the fight, Jack is on top of Payne, and Payne tells Jack "Hey, I'll drop the stick boy! You want that?" before smacking Jack in the face with it. From here Payne ends up on top of Jack and smacks him in the face again, here they are laying with the train roof lines going across their bodies. There is a short cut where Payne smashes the back of Jacks head on the roof. Then Payne again smacks Jack in the face with the stick, but despite Jack and Payne not rotating their bodies, they are now laying along the lines.Share this
Crew or equipment visible
Reflected in the other bus that rescues the passengers from the bomb bus.Share this
Crew or equipment visible
In the last shot of the film, with the camera moving away from the train on Hollywood Blvd., a long length of dolly track can be seen on the sidewalk on the left side of the frame.Share this
Crew or equipment visible
Camera truck reflected in the rear bumper as the last lady gets off of the bus when the passengers are being rescued.Share this
Crew or equipment visible
Just before the bus drives into the courier plane at the end, there is a cable visible on the left of the screen.Share this
Factual errors
When the bus enters LAX the right rear tire is torn by the security spikes in the driveway, but does not rupture immediately; we later see it peeling apart as the passengers are retrieved, until it bursts completely and sends the bus lurching to the left, away from the retrieval vehicle, with Jack and Annie still aboard. However, a tire that bursts on the *right* side of a vehicle at high speed will cause that vehicle to skid to the *right*, which in this case is *into* the retrieval vehicle - not away from it. (Of course, it's possible the bus's wild skid to the left is the result of Annie, who is an inexperienced driver, overcompensating - but we don't see even a hint of the fishtail that would produce.)Share this
Factual errors
Subway systems have fail-safe precautions which prevent runaways. This takes the form of a deadman's switch, usually a foot pedal, which requires constant pressure to operate the train. Once the shot trainman's foot came off the pedal, the train should have slowed to a stop.Share this
Factual errors
Jack steps off the moving bus at the airport via the rear doors, since there are no front door steps, and they stay open afterwards until Stephens steps into the opening. Annie could not have operated the door switch as would be done at a normal stop, since this would also have applied the bus's brakes; therefore the doors should close themselves as soon as they are not being held (as we see them do a few minutes later during the setup for evacuating the bus).Share this
Factual errors
When the bus hit the airplane and both blew up, the impact from the blast would easily have also blown up the vehicle pushing the airplane. Yet several moments after the plane and bus blew up, the driver of the vehicle jumped out unscathed and ran for cover.Share this
Incorrectly regarded as goofs
The plane clearly has no windows along its sides, and yet debris after the explosion seems to include rows of window frames. But most aircraft are designed for both freight and passenger use, and the internal structure of the fuselage includes the window-shaped holes seen in the debris.Share this
Incorrectly regarded as goofs
Payne clearly doesn't have the dead man's handle in his hands just before and after boarding the subway train. However, since he never said he was intending suicide, he conceivably provided a way to deactivate the trigger; he could have used this and put it in his pocket for this short time when he needed both hands free.Share this
Plot holes
A public subway car wouldn't be running on an unfinished track. And why does the subway car have to be sped up to jump the track? Why didn't they just turn it off and let it slow to a crawl?Share this
Plot holes
Harry is shot in the leg, and hobbles with a cane at the award ceremony. The next day he is leading the crew that is blown up at Payne's house. He would still be restricted to office duty and not leading that operation. Also, he's not limping in Payne's house.Share this
Plot holes
When Traven is being towed by a cable under the bus at the airport, the bus manages to make turns.Share this
Revealing mistakes
When Jack and Annie leave the bus, small wheels are visible on the bottom of the trap door they are riding on.Share this
Revealing mistakes
Sparks from the sliding subway car obviously not generated by friction against the ground.Share this
Revealing mistakes
When the front door of the house explodes, a wire is clearly visible pulling the cop that is "blown back" by the force of the explosion.Share this
Revealing mistakes
Toward the end of the movie when Jack and Howard are fighting on top of the subway train, the blue screen is clearly visible in at least one shot.Share this
Revealing mistakes
When Payne "loses his head" on top of the subway train, the light doesn't get damaged.Share this
Revealing mistakes
When Payne shoots the subway train driver, the glass to the drivers cab doesn't shatter and the bullet holes are too high in comparison to the driver's wounds.Share this
Revealing mistakes
Jack is shown attempting to disarm the bomb from under the bus, having a good two feet of clearance in which to work. Yet, we can clearly see before Jack slides underneath on the wheeled platform that there is nowhere near such room actually available under the bus. Moreover, given this low clearance, it would have been impossible for Jack and Annie to have been able to safely leave the bus this way from the center access panel.Share this
