Goofs
Audio/visual unsynchronised
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Errors in geography
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Factual errors
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Incorrectly regarded as goofs
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Plot holes
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Revealing mistakes
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Spoilers
Continuity
When AJ enters the shuttle after Harry decides to blow the nuke, he is covered in dirt and blood. As he is being strapped in a few seconds later, he is totally clean.Share this
Continuity
When the asteroid has been destroyed, the footage of a relieved crew at Mission Control is used twice, most notably with a soldier with his hands to his face, wiping his brow and adjusting his beret.Share this
Continuity
After the asteroid is destroyed, Bear is looking over his shoulder at the other crew members. He says, "Yo Harry. You the man." and is facing forward without sufficient time to turn.Share this
Plot holes
Killing the uplink to the nuclear weapon would not stop the timer. Once the timer has been started on the nuclear weapon, the timer on it would be independent. It would take an override code via an active uplink, not a killed uplink, to stop it. Thus, Truman's ploy to "buy them maybe two minutes" on the comet would have been useless. What he should have done was use the uplink to stop the timer, not kill the uplink itself.Share this
Revealing mistakes
When AJ's shuttle crashes and he finds Oscar, Oscar's eyes twitch in reaction to the bright sparks and flashes.Share this