Varsity Blues (1999) - 44 mistakes

Continuity: In the game after Billy Bob passes out, the defense stops the opposing team and lance runs out onto the field. Billy Bob is already in the huddle. The next cut shows Coach Kilmer telling Billy Bob, who is on the bench taking oxygen, that he "needs him for one more series."

Continuity: In the whipped cream bikini scene, when Mox pulls back from kissing the cheerleader he has whipped cream on his shirt. In the next shot it's not there.

Continuity: When Tweeder is puling up to Mox at the convenient store he has 3 girls in the car with him. if you look closely when he is driving down the street there is only a driver and no girls in the car.

Continuity: In the closing game, the score of the game is 17-7 but when Moxon is coming to the line, the score on the scoreboard is 14-7.

Continuity: In the seen where Mox runs the "oopty-oop" in practice, Coach Kilmer comes out and starts yelling at Mox.  Kilmer grabs Mox's face mask.  His hand moves from holding the top to holding the bottom and back to the top again.

Continuity: When Lance gets tackled and tears up his knee his shoulder pad is sticking out of his shirt at one point then it is back in then back out again.

Continuity: After the first completion to Tweeder the scoreboard says the ball is on the 38 yard line. An incomplete pass is the next play and all of a sudden they are on the 20 yard line.

Continuity: In the beginning when Mox comes downstairs and is talking to his father at the breakfast table his Father has his tie over his shoulder, then the little brother comes in the room and knocks the tie off his shoulder, then the camera goes back and forth and the tie is on shoulder, then off the shoulder.

Continuity: In the last game during halftime the team rebels against coach Kilmer (Jon Voight) and leave. This leaves Lance to be the head coach, but what about the other coaches? They didn't leave with Kilmer - where did they go?

Continuity: When Lance gets hurt, the guy who tackled him is partly laying on him, but in the next shot he's not on him at all.

Continuity: In the practice where Mox runs the "oopdy oop" Tweeder is thrown a pass right before Mox takes the field. If you look closely he drops the pass as he is falling.

Continuity: In the first "Oopdy Oop" play in the game it has Moxon looking to his left, then cuts and he immediately throws right without ever turning.

Continuity: The announcer says that Moxon just had a 40 yard scramble when playing the Broncos. It cuts to the scoreboard and the ball was only on the 20 yard line.

Continuity: When Billy Bob is holding a camera when tweeter is about to hit the guy from the class of 1980, if you look towards the right, you see that Coke and Sprite cans are on opposite sides of the table. After the guy from the class of 1980 gets hit and the camera goes back to Billy Bob, you see that both of the cans are together and are on the other side of the table.

Continuity: When Tweeder blocks the punt against Gilroy, it shows him running and putting his arms up in one shot. In the next he's in mid-air.

Continuity: In the game against the Wildcats, the first shot is of the team on the 45 yard line. He rolls back about 10 yards and gets sacked. The next shot is of the scoreboard and it says the ball is on the 15, when it should be on the 35.

Factual error: In the game against Gilroy, Gilroy would be penalized quite a few times for their bench being on the field.

Continuity: In the shots at the beginning when driving to school Lance and Tweeder switch positions many times. First Lance is in the rear driver's side corner and Tweeder is in the front passenger's side corner. Then Lance is in the same corner and Tweeder is in the rear passenger's side corner. Then in the final shot Tweeder and Lance have switched corners.

Continuity: In the beginning when Lance is walking out of his house, a wide shot shows the screen door is shut. When it cuts to him he's walking out from inside the house and the screen door is already open.

Factual error: When Lance is ultimately injured, Billy Bob falls over well before the ball is snapped. Any football fan knows that this is a dead ball penalty, meaning the play would be ruled dead, and Lance would not have been injured on that play.