When Paris is bending down picking up her items from the vending machine, her black underwear is clearly seen sticking above the back of her jeans. A few scenes later when she is closing the front door in the motel reception, her underwear is again visible and it has changed to white.
Just before Ginny gets up to open the bathroom door to check on Lou, a close up shot of the lock slider shows the lever pointing down, yet when she goes to move the slider the lever is centered.
All the banging knocked it upwards.
All the banging knocked it upwards.
When Maine is escaping under the rain, the first shot shows him with chains to his feet, about 20 inches long. The next shots show him running away and chains have disappeared.
At 25 minutes, when Caroline Suzanne removes the shower curtain for her rain protection it appears she just rips the curtain down. Later, the curtain rings can be seen hanging from the curtain still intact. Nothing has been torn or ripped.
Around 25 minutes, Caroline takes what appears to be a cordless landline phone from it's base to search for a signal. If this was a landline, no signal bars would be indicated. In addition, the wireless phone would soon be out of range as she searched for a signal, rendering the phone useless.
At 29 minutes, when Ed enters the laundry room, the only dryers spinning are on the far left 2 dryers. As he opens them and they turn off, suddenly there is another dryer running (on the far right) which quits on it's own. It wasn't spinning when the other dryers were.
At 29:07, when Ed enters inside the laundry room, one can see the first machine in the row spinning with clothes and a maroon colored one inside it draws a particular attention. Then the shot changes to Ed coming towards and then again machines are shown at 29:17.But the maroon cloth now appears to be spinning in the second equipment. Also it is clearly visible when Ed opens the machines there are no maroon cloth inside first one but the second machine holds it.
The maroon colored clothing was always in the middle dryer and did not change dryers.
The maroon colored clothing was always in the middle dryer and did not change dryers.
The car used by the Nevada Department of Prisons had a blue license plate with white letters. These are actually personalized plates issued by the Nevada DMV. In Nevada, all state government owned vehicles have the standard license plate and they all have "EX" as the first two letters.
The plate did have EX as the first letters as seen at 1:16:12.
The plate did have EX as the first letters as seen at 1:16:12.
The newspapers shown during the opening credits are quite accurate, revealing additional information about the killer's background. In one case, though, two columns show exactly the same text.
At around 1h16min when the driver transporting two prisoners is stabbed by one of them from the back of his seat, he is clearly shown as having been hit badly enough to irremediably lose control of the car, but we end up seeing him steering the car to a stop.
Around 53 minutes, the frozen body that falls on Paris is easily moved by both her and Ed, indicating the body is a dummy prop.
At 1:26, Malcolm is strangling Dr. Mallick in the van. In the next scene, the van is driving erratically, as if the driver was being killed or injured. There was no such indication that the driver was attacked.
When Ed is driving through the rainstorm immediately prior to striking Alice, he slams on the brakes accompanied by the squealing sound from the tires that you would expect from dry pavement. Tires don't squeal on wet pavement.
The prisoner is described as carrying an "Axis IV Dissociative Disorder." In psychiatric diagnosis, psychiatric disorders fall under Axis I, personality disorders and mental retardation fall under Axis II, medical disorders fall under Axis III, a general summary of psychosocial stressors (eg. health problems, money problems, or family problems, and rated as None, Mild, Moderate, or Severe) fall under Axis IV, and the patient's Global Assessment of Function score (GAF: 0 to 100) falls under Axis V. Dissociative Disorder is an Axis I diagnosis.
Malcolm uses "¿Cuál es la punta de vivir?" as the Spanish translation of "What is the point of living?" However, "punta" only means "point" in Spanish in the sense of physical "peak" or "protuberance". The correct Spanish translation of "point" in the meaning of "sense" or "meaning" would be "sentido" -"¿Cuál es el sentido de vivir?" This stock phrase is most commonly rendered in Spanish as "¿Cuál es el sentido de la vida?" ("What is the meaning of life?"). Different words, both meaning "what" but used in different situations - "Cuál" would be the appropriate word in this question.
When the doctor is looking over Rivers' history, the police rap sheet on his mother misspells the word "paraphernalia."
Around 1:21, Ed is lying in the rain and his eyes squint as the rain falls on his face.
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