Directed by Rowdy Herrington, starring Kelly Lynch, Patrick Swayze, Sam Elliott (add more)
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Where he comes to Jasper to work at the Double Deuce, he drives to the junkyard to buy 4 new tyres and puts them in the trunk. There is just one problem - there is no space for them. But who cares, he closes the trunk anyway. [He bought a used car and only bought 2 tires as spares. We only see him place 2 tires in the trunk. 2 tires will fit in the trunk of a car.]
The blind guitar player (Jeff Healey) is wearing a wristwatch throughout the film. Did I mention he's BLIND? [Blind people do wear watches - either ones that speak or ones with numbers in braille.]
Corrected by Rlvlk
When Dalton, Jeff Healey, and Dalton's girlfriend drive by the car dealership, the big bouncer announces that Brad Wesley is putting something down on a new car. When Wesley's thug runs over and destroys the cars in the monster truck, they're all older - early 70's models, hardly "new". [The bouncer was making a joke - "putting something down on a car" would have sounded odd.]
Corrected by Mobrien316
When Dalton visits Brad Wesley at his home, Wesley tells the story of how he grew up on the mean streets of Chicago. Assuming he's rich and has connections in Chicago, why couldn't he just have Dalton killed off by a hit man instead of these bumbling rednecks that he employs. [Just because he grew up in Chicago doesn't mean he has ties to the mob. Or he could have been greatly exaggerating his importance.]
There is a scene that starts with one of the bar waitresses (Kari-Ann) up on the stage singing with the band. Watch the drummer; some of his playing is in perfect sync with the singer and music, but at another time you can hear a cymbal crash when visually he doesn't hit a cymbal. [He could have had a foot pedal setup for the cymbal.]
Whenever Dalton visits Red's Garage, we always see him driving out to this location. Yet when the fire at Red's happens it happens right across the street from the Double Deuce in walking distance. [Would it not be reasonable that Dalton was driving from the farm rather then from the Double Deuce? After all, he doesn't live at the bar.]
In the scene when Dalton has been brought to see Mr. Wesley, he and the two goons walk in the house and pass a pool table on their right. The pool table (which is full size and not bumper pool) has no pockets and only three balls on the table. [The pool table they pass is in fact a billiard table. A game played with three balls on a full sized table with no pockets.]
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