When the girl agent points her gun at Corky, first it is in her right hand, and when the screen switches, it's in her left hand, but in the next shot, it's in her right hand. See more...
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When the Night Vulture goes up to Corky outside the evidence room, he says, 'Ni hao ma,' saying that it is Mandarin for 'hello'. Actually, 'Ni hao ma' is Mandarin for 'how are you'. [This is a mistake of the character, not necesarily the scriptwriter. Perhaps, since he has lied about so much, he has also lied about his mastery of the language.]
When Corky is driving to his office at the beginning singing to Take On Me by A-Ha, you see him turn the steering wheel all the way to his right, but the car doesn't turn at all. [Actually his hands slid over the wheel, they never touch it or turn it. He has a very loose grip on it.]
In the scene where the suspect drives the car while Corky is stuck, he never hits the gas, yet the car moves as if the pedal is being pushed down. [The grate that separates the FBI agents from the perp. is broken and you can see it fall onto the gas pedal and you can hear the engine rev. It is then put into reverse.]
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