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Money Train (1995) - 12 mistakes
Directed by Joseph Ruben, starring Jennifer Lopez, Robert Blake, Wesley Snipes, Woody Harrelson (add more)
Factual error: Near the end of the movie, as the money train is approaching the passenger train, the motorman is communicating on the microphone with dispatch. If you notice, as he is talking, his hand is NOT on the throttle. On the trains in the NYC subway system if the throttle is not depressed the train will stop.
Continuity: Halfway into the film, when Wesley Snipes chases 'The Torch' into the subway and they subsequently begin to fight, Wesley causes The Torch to catch fire. If you look carefully at the next shot the train coming towards them is a 5-line train. The train that hits The Torch, however, is an N-line train.
Factual error: In many of the subway scenes the trains carry only three cars. There are no subway trains in New York that carry just three cars. The least amount of cars for a subway train is four, and that number only applies to the shuttle trains. The other lines in the subway carry between eight and twelve cars.
Visible crew/equipment: Towards the end of the movie, when the money train is getting closer to the passenger train ahead of it, there's a shot from the inside of the passenger train. The camera pans from the people inside it the the back window to show the money getting closer. Look in the glass and you can see the camera man and camera.






