Directed by Brian Robbins, starring Ali Larter, Amy Smart, James Van Der Beek, Jon Voight, Paul Walker, Richard Lineback, Ron Lester, Scott Caan (add more)
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The sex-ed teacher writes "sexual reproduction" on the board then turns around to face the class. In the next shot "sexual reproduction" is missing. [She is standing in front of a different part of the board - there are two different posters and she writes in between them, then stands off to the left. You can see "sexual reproduction" still on the board when Billy Bob comes back and walks past the board.]
When Billy Bob says, "We're punching it in for 6," his lips don't move. [It is the commentator, not Billy Bob that is saying this.]
When Billy Bob is shooting the trophies out of the back of his truck, he cocks the gun, fires it, cocks it, and talks, then he cocks it again, shoots it, cocks it, talks, cocks it, etc..it's kinda funny, wouldn't he be ejecting live shells every other one? [Yes he would be, but this is a character decision made by a person undergoing lots of emotional stress at the time. Not classified as a movie mistake.]
Corrected by Spaceboy_007
When Lance goes down injured, at the hospital his dad says something about Lances scholarship to Florida State. In Texas, high school football players may not sign any scholarship offers to play college football until after the season is over. [He may not have signed it, but he was probably guaranteed it by the college.]
At the end of the movie Mox says he never played football again, but the game they just won was only a division game, there would still be a state championship game. [Not a mistake. This could be a true statement: Mox skipped the state championship. I don't think high-school football rules state all players MUST play in the championship if they won the division.]
Tweeder's numbers on his football jersey change throughout the film from 81 to 82. [That is a common practice among high school sports. Many times players have different numbers at home and away games.]
In the part where he just wins the second game he played, and is interviewed after the game, his girlfriend throws the poster of "Mox is a fox" at his face and it goes on the floor. In the next scene he throws it again, saying "it's a trip". [Mox's girlfriend hits him with the streamer that she tore off the side of the car and wadded up. Mox throws the "Mox Is A Fox" sign.]
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