Goofs

In the desert there were two nuclear batteries. When Jacq shoots Wallace with the flare gun, Wallace's companion leaves with the nuclear battery that spilled from the robot's bag with the contents they were looking through the previous evening. When Jacq talks with the 'clock master' robot, he hands him the battery that Jacq found at the crime scene where Wallace shot the self-repairing robot in the beginning and has been carrying with him ever since.

The incoming message from Conway to Vaucan says, "RETURN PILGRIM 7000 CAA B2-206 UNIT'S BIOKERNEL" but the biokernal that Vaucan had and gave to Dr. Dupre was for the unit that was shot, not 206 Unit that burned itself.

In the long shot of the canyon-side complex, as Jaq and Rachael are driving away, there is no sign of the the second vehicle the bad guys arrived in, which should still be visible parked at the perimeter of the complex.

After the car crash in the desert, Cleo has a wig on when the shadows walk up. Cleo lost the wig in the crash.

When Jacq and Cleo are dancing, the shots keep changing who is "leading." Sometimes it's Jacq, other times it's Cleo.

The turtle the boy is playing with (a red-eared slider) at the ocean is a freshwater turtle and would not be found in a salt water environment.

Around 37:30, Dr. Susan Dupré (Melanie Griffith) suggests that man has evolved from monkeys; that does not agree with the theory of evolution which says humans and monkeys both evolved from a common, now extinct, ancestor.

It is very strange Jacq did not see the ocean since he was a boy, as it is within a fuel tank's reach. The vehicles they use are powered by gasoline engines, and their range is few hundred miles with a full tank, supposing they have a full tank.

The setting is 2044AD. Jacq submits a report after visiting Doctor Dupre and the possible suppression of the 2nd protocol and receives a response from Vernon Conway with the time stamp "Transmitted Time: 04=23AM 06/06/25"

Dr. Durpre says that self repair implies that machines have a conscience. A better term would be consciousness, as self-repair indicates more of self-awareness of self versus of knowledge of right and wrong.