When Whistler is driving the van, he hits the two cars and knocks out the driver's side headlight, yet right after this and through the rest of the film, the headlight works properly. See more...
When they are going through the computer guy's trash, Mother (Dan Akroyd) is wearing an "Aleka's Attic" t-shirt which was River Phoenix's (Carl's) band. See more...
Directed by Phil Alden Robinson, starring Dan Aykroyd, River Phoenix, Robert Redford, Sidney Poitier (add more)
Genres: Action, Adventure, Comedy, Crime, Mystery, Romance, Thriller
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Dr. Janek's chip has computer information on it that can break any other code. Therefore, the code is copyable. So why does anybody else only worry about that getting one chip, considering that the characters could easily make any number of copies and save it to disk? [Beacuse they would still need that one chip to make copies.]
Corrected by Rlvlk
There is a scene where Robert Redford is jumped by three guys. There are three guys at the beginning of the fight, then one kind of ducks off screen and Redford fights the other two guys and knocks them out. I kept waiting for the third guy to come and fight with Redford but he never does, he just kind of disappears. [What happens is Carl jumps through the ceiling and tackles the character played by Timothy Busfield, knocking him out. Then Carl stands up and waits for Redford to finishing fighting with Wallace. That's why it looks like there are three guys starting out and then one disappears.]
A package Robert Redford has behind his back when he goes to the piano school disappears. [We don't see him put the package on the piano that Liz's student is playing. In later shots, you can see the package on the piano.]
When Martin Bishop sneaks in to the PlayTronics building with Dr. Brandis' access card, the printer in the security office notes his entrance at the front door and at the office door. When Brandis brings Liz to the building accusing her of stealing his card, nothing is found amiss in his office and Cosmo is satisfied that no wrongdoing has occurred. Would the guards not have checked the computer entry records that were so intentionally shown to the audience? These would have shown that someone had indeed fraudulently entered Brandis' office. [The guards and Cosmo probably wanted to check for any blatant signs of entry first; then they'd look for details. True, the printout was fairly blatant, but I mean they might have tried searching for missing objects in Cosmo's office first, for instance.]
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