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Anachronisms 

While the movie is supposedly set in the early '90s, a late '90s / early '00s Cadillac Escalade can be seen passing through the foreground as Leticia enters the pawn shop.
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Audio/visual unsynchronised 

Right before Leticia runs out of the house after meeting Buck, there is a shot in which Buck is speaking but his lips are not moving.
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Character error 

One character says that "Monsters Ball" is a tradition in England, a party held for a convicted killer the night before his/her execution. But this film is set in the 90's, and England abolished the death penalty after the execution of Ruth Ellis on July 12, 1955.
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Vera, while meeting Hank in a motel room, asks Hank about how Sonny was doing. In a small community, when a prison guard kills himself with a gun, it would be a big news and everyone would know about it including someone like Vera.
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Continuity 

When Hank resigns from the department of corrections, he puts his badge on the desk. It disappears in the next shot.
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The blood stains on Leticia's shirt change between when she is first seen on the street and later when she is in the hospital.
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The cigarette that Leticia gives Buck disappears and reappears between shots.
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When Leticia is working in the diner she puts the glass top back on the cake stand twice.
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In the hospital Laetitia has two huge blood stains on the left side of her shirt. When she arrives with Hank at her home, the shirt is clean.
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When Hank approaches Leticia's truck in the driveway, he puts a plastic gasoline can down next to the driveway. After she backs out, the can is gone although Hank has not picked it up.
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Crew or equipment visible 

When Hank goes to clean up the backseat of his car, two of the cameramen's reflections are visible in the back window of his Ford Crown Victoria.
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Errors in geography 

Throughout the movie there are conflicting references to its being set in Louisiana, Mississippi, or Georgia.
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Factual errors 

Credits list special thanks to Louisiana State Penitentiary in Angola, Georgia (not Louisiana).
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Credits list special thanks to the non-existent Kernner fire department, while thanking the City of Kenner.
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Plot holes 

Hank removes a bullet from the chair after the burial of Sonny. Since Sonny died from a gun shot wound, one would think that the bullet would have been taken by the murder investigators for forensic examination, and not left behind in the chair.
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Revealing mistakes 

When they are preparing Lawrence Musgrove (Sean Combs) to be executed they shave his head with an electric razor and then he walks into the death chamber and he is completely bald - that is only possible if you use a regular razor blade.
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