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During the shootout in the baggage room at the train station, Anthony Hopkins tells Chris Rock to get the suitcase with the bomb in it. After some back chat Chris Rock says, 'I'll get the case.' but his lips don't move. To make it more obvious his tongue is sticking out at the time. See more...

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Before turning into the grass patch, Chris Rock hits a man who holds onto the windscreen wipers. We see the same man break off the side-mirror, with which he smashes the windscreen. Afterwards, throughout the rest of the chase, the windscreen is intact. [The bad guy on the car uses the mirror to smash the glass of the sunroof, not the windshield.]
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Toward the end of the movie, Oakes' men implant a transceiver behind Hayes' ear to hear what he hears. Makes sense. But why can't that thing act as a LOCATOR as well, so that they don't lose track of Jake? [The transceiver is just a sophisticated wire and does not have a homing device. Just like if I'm using a walkee-talkee, it will let you hear me but you can't trace me.]
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