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.]
Bad Company (2002) - 2 corrections
Directed by Joel Schumacher, starring Anthony Hopkins, Chris Rock, Peter Stormare (add 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.]
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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