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Mistake Visible crew/equipment: Sharon Stone attempts to convince Dustin Hoffman to inject himself with a tranquilliser by trapping him in a room and filling it with water.  As the water rises, Dustin Hoffman frantically looks for a way out.  There is a quick overhead shot of this scene that flashes on for just a second, and if you look around the perimeter of the room - you will see the entire crew, complete with camera and lights.

Mistake Revealing: As Ted is being burnt by the fire, you can see his body trapped underneath the debris. In a side shot of Ted it is very obviously a stunt dummy as the left arm and head stay completely still and the arm remains completely stiff despite hearing screams and shouts from the pain.

Mistake Continuity: In the part where Norman is running through the spaceship, when he runs through a doorway, you get a glimpse of his facemask. It's dry. After going through water to get to the spaceship, wouldn't there be water on it?

Mistake Visible crew/equipment: when Dustin gets back into the ship, Sharon Stone lays down with him for a few seconds. When the camera takes a shot from directly above the two, you can see a crewman's leg in the left side of the screen.

Mistake Visible crew/equipment: In the scene after the storm warning has been received, as Captain Harold C. Barnes takes something out of the shelf, a microphone is visible for some seconds at the top (seen on VCR version).

Mistake Continuity: In the scene where Dustin Hoffman and Samuel L. Jackson are talking in the dorm after they hear of the storm coming Samuel L. Jackson is laying down in the bunk and he's telling Dustin Hoffman how they are going to die. There is a shot of Samuel's leg at the end of the bunk, then Samuel sits up against the wall and in the next shot his leg is still at the end of the bunk, wouldn't it have moved back when he sat up against the wall?

Mistake Continuity: When Norman should give himself the injection, the syringe moves around on the table. First it's parallel to the edge of the table, then at an angle. Later, in the overhead shot, it's lying in a completely different spot.

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