Continuity: In the scene where Bonnie and Clyde are in the hotel room after they unsuccessfully try to have sex, Bonnie's hair is all messed up. But when Clyde says, "At least I ain't a liar." he turns around and looks at Bonnie and her hair is perfect.

Continuity: When Bonnie and Clyde are in the hotel room trying to have sex, Clyde stands up and Bonnie lies on her side and there is a gun right by her face. Throughout the rest of the scene there is no gun on the bed at all.

Revealing: When the farmer is going to shoot the sign the bank put up, you can very well see the mark where the hole is going to appear.

Continuity: The character of C.W. Moss's father is referred to by name only once - just before the final ambush, when Bonnie recognizes him and says, "Isn't that Malcolm?". But in the credits his name is Ivan Moss.

Continuity: During the final shoot-out scene Bonnie's bullet wounds go from being bloody to being black holes and back to being bloody again in about three shots.

Continuity: Throughout the film, Clyde is continuously losing, then regaining his limp.

Continuity: In the first shoot-out that involves the entire Barrow gang, Estelle Parsons becomes hysterical with a spatula and dish towel both in her left hand. The filming cuts away for one second and then she has the dish towel in her right hand and the spatula still in her left hand where it remains for the rest of the scene. This scene is a little more than one third of the way into the movie (VHS).

Continuity: In the scene where the gang is in the car eating the donuts, Blanch's donuts switches from being half eaten to only one bite and then back to half eaten.

Revealing: When CW Moss throws the grenade beneath the armored police vehicle, the resulting explosion does not appear where the grenade landed.

Continuity: CW Moss takes two bites out of Gene Wilder's hamburger by accident but when CW attempts to give the burger to Gene Wilder, there is just one bite taken out of it.

Continuity: In the scene where Buck was shot and they are driving away, he alternates from shot to shot from having his head rest against Blanch's chest to laying against the side of the car crying out in pain.

Continuity: In the scene where Bonnie and Clyde meet C.W. for the first time at the gas station, there are cuts back and forth between a medium shot from the front left side of the car and a closer shot from C.W.'s perspective standing at the front right side of the car. In one shot Bonnie's right hand is positioned under her jaw and her right elbow in resting of the top of the passenger side door. In the other shot her right arm is stretched out straight and resting on the door. There are at least two cuts and at least two appearances of each shot

Continuity: When Clyde is robbing the grocery store, the man that comes up behind him with the meat cleaver obviously misses him with the cleaver and hits the counter.

Continuity: In the first few minutes of the movie, when Bonnie first goes out to meet Clyde, she 'clomps' down the stairs in obviously hard, heeled shoes. A few minutes later, as they're walking, she's now wearing soft, flat shoes.