Factual error: When Chris Rock plays chess on the street on a chess park table, you can see that the right square on the board is black. Any chess player knows that a board must be set up white on right. Something that makes this mistake even bigger is that Chris Rock is playing chess on a downtown chess table, not a personal board. Meaning the whole table was made wrong by the architect, no way would a city let that kind of error continue. You can also notice that the table Anthony Hopkins is playing on was constructed properly.

Continuity: When Kevin is in Michael's hotel room, and he comes upon Michael's girlfriend we see her getting dressed after just coming out of the shower. We see her take her robe off, then the camera cuts to Michael, and when it cuts back, she takes it off again.

Continuity: The movie makes it out Chris is an awesome chess player, though in the chess scene, you see Chris make some terribly awful moves and make some moves that aren't even legal.

Other: When Chris Rock is DJ'ing at the club he uses the slider on the turntable to increase the volume of the love song he's just started playing. The slider on the turntable has nothing to do with volume it is a pitch control used for controlling the speed of the turning disc. Even if he were controlling the volume with his left hand (out of shot), changing the pitch control to the extent that he did, would cause the record to sound terrible.

Continuity: When Nicole gets out of the shower the scene switches to Anthony Hopkins and then switches back to the room and she is completely dry after only a few seconds.

Continuity: Near the end of the movie where the bad guys are chasing Hopkins and Rock in the field, one of the bad guys lands on the hood of the Mercedes. He rips of the driver's mirror and uses it to smash the windshield. In later scenes the windshield is whole again.

Continuity: When Chris Rock is talking to Anthony Hopkins in the diner, He turns to look at him while talking, but in the next shot he is rubbing his face with his hand and looking straight ahead.