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As the assistant coach is grabbed from the bus doorway, the same reaction shot (Izzy standing up as Chelsea and Rhonda fall backwards) is played twice from different angles. See more...

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Jeepers Creepers 2 (2003) - 32 corrections

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This is something that occured to me: It seems that when the Creeper loses a body part, it can only be replaced, but not grown back. Instead of the farmer putting the pieces back together, so he'll be ready to stop the Creeper when it returns 23 years later, why not cut the Creeper's body into pieces and then keep them seperate, and therefore prevent its return? This seems like a much safer idea to me. [Taggart wants the Creeper to return in one full piece so he can fight it again to revenge his son's death; or he wants people to come see it to believe the stories about the Creeper. Either way, it's plausible. ]
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In the scene where the white coach is outside the bus looking for the black coach after the flares have been dropped, look in the top center of the screen. Off in the distance, on the top of the hill, you can see police cars with flashing lights, obviously where the road has been shut off for shooting the scene. [There's certainly a flickering light of some sort, but there's no indication that there is a hill of any kind there - it's just too far away to tell. The light isn't broad red-and-blue flashing like police lights but an inconsistent white and maybe green light in a small triangle-shaped pattern. It's impossible to say that this is a police roadblock, maybe a radio antenna.]
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When the bus driver reaches out to touch the four pronged spike thing that punctured the tire she barely touches it and cuts her hand, but the man who touches it next pulls on it hard to remove it from the tire and doesn't get cut, and he has his hand around the same part that cut the bus driver. [They don't grab it in the same place. The driver grasps one of the prongs and gets cut. The next man holds it not by the prongs but the grip in the center, which is not sharp. His palm touches the flat part of the prong and isn't cut while he pulls it out. He continues to hold it very gingerly so the prongs don't cut him while they examine it.]
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The Farmer would be at least twice as strong as the cheerleader who stabbed the Creeper through a bus roof into his back. Yet at the end when the Creeper is wounded badly, he has trouble puncturing his skin. [Taggart has no trouble puncturing the Creeper's skin, he has trouble puncturing its rib cage. Shots on the Creeper's chest show that the spear has gone through its skin but only a few inches into the chest. In an incredible stroke of luck, Rhonda's javelin punched through the Creeper's eye socket (where his skull is weak) and out the back of his head (where the curvature acts like an arch that is easier to puncture from underneath), making it much easier to break whatever skeletal structure he has. The torso skeleton is tougher, that's all.]
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On the bus after the first blowout, when Izzy yells "Poho update." The camera moves back towards Scott, you can see the back of the bus (under the emergency door) has been removed, presumably for shooting through. [The floor of the bus is intact. The only oddity is that the emergency door has two windows, one above and one below. Both windows have dirt on them and are lined with rubber, so they appear to be normal parts of the bus. I don't see anything else this could refer to.]
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After the first tire blows, we see Chelsea using a mobile phone, looking like she's texting someone, but a few scenes later we're told there's no reception where the bus has stopped. How can she text with no reception, and if she isn't texting, why would she be checking her phone reception before anyone else even knows why the bus has stopped? [All we see her doing is punching buttons. She could be bored and playing a game, looking through her phonebook, messing with options, etc. Chelsea doesn't do or say anything that indicates she's trying to communicate with someone or checking reception.]
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It's obvious that the hole in the roof created by the Creeper's hand would only have fit Bucky's head. Later he fits his whole body in it. [Either the Creeper only wanted to eat something in Bucky's head and would have been satisfied to tear it off his body or it was depending on using its strength to haul Bucky through and tear the hole wider in the process. Later the Creeper grabs Bucky through a different hole close to the middle of the bus that is much larger, made when it crashed on the roof.]
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After the first tire blows Chelsea is using a mobile phone, but right after Izzy yells "Poho update." the camera moves slowly down the bus and her phone has disappeared. She wasn't off-screen long enough to put it away. [We see her holding it extended in her right hand and punching buttons, probably playing a game. When the camera comes back to her, her hands are offscreen and the absence of the phone cannot be verified.]
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A bus roof that can support the weight of 6 athletes gives way easily to a javelin wielded by a cheerleader? Not very likely. [The athletes are spread out over the entire roof. Cheerleaders usually have a good bit of muscle from constant practice, plus this one's powered by adrenaline. The javelin is pointy and focuses the force much more than a large person does.]
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When the old couple pass the bus, they are going in the opposite direction to it. When Taggart finds their car later on, he keeps going in the same direction they had been (away from the bus), judging by the tire tracks leading off the road, so how does he ever find the kids? [The Creeper attacked the old couple from above (evidenced by tearing off the roof) and the driver pulled the steering wheel all the way to the left trying to toss it off, throwing the car into a U-turn that ended in a tree on the other side of the road (the tracks to the crash are curved, not straight). Thus it faces backward when Taggart finds it and he can find the bus by going that direction.]
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When the kids' face gets covered in blood, he tries to wipe it of, smearing it all over his face and hair. Later on his face is entirely clean, with a small bloody spot only. There is no way you get blood of your skin with a dry cloth only, and specially not in that amount of time with better things to do. [He's disgusted and terrified by the fact that he has a dead man's blood covering his face, so it's an extremely high priority from his point of view. A cloth wet with spit or a water bottle (common on a team's bus) would work well enough to remove it.]
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How does the Creeper have any trouble lifting Bucky or the assistant coach, when we later see that it is strong enough to lift a truck right off the road? [It lifts the truck off the road while in flight. It doesn't use its wings to pull up the victims.]
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The first time the bus has stopped, Betty is on the bus every scene we see trying to raise someone over the radio, so how can she be standing behind the tree smoking with the cheerleaders? The time between the various scenes at the bus isn't long enough for her to get off, have a cigarette and get back on again. [Between when all the players get off the bus (the last time Betty is seen on the radio) and when the cheerleaders are discovered smoking, the coach moves from just outside the bus door all the way around to the rear driver's side, so obviously some time has passed. We have no idea how much time. Betty isn't seen again until after the players' conversation, so she had time to get back as well.]
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When the tyre of the bus blows out, the sharp object that caused the puncture is on the inside of the rubber, sticking out. [As seen in Minxie's dream, the Creeper throws it ahead of the bus. It goes into the tyre at an angle and sticks out.]
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Through most of the movie when the Creeper smiles, you can see his yellow teeth. But at the end when he is attacking Double D he has white teeth. [The Creeper did take the head of one of the students, so he'd have different teeth.]
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When Rhonda, Izzy, and Big D are being chased by the demon in the truck at the end, why does Izzy throw Rhonda out of the truck? First, being thrown out of the truck the way she was, she would have hit her head and broken her neck, but she instead rolled out. Second, by being thrown out at all at the speed they were going, she would have definitely been killed. Third, why was she thrown out at all? And why wasn't Big D killed but Izzy was? [To answer your last two questions: She was thrown out because Izzy was going to put the brakes on so the Creeper goes through the window, so he didn't want to hurt her. And Izzy was killed because he had his seat belt on in the truck and stayed in there, while Big D was thrown out of the truck.]
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When the Creeper has been stabbed in the head it flies away and a few moments later it falls down on the bus, breaking all windows. After that, a few scenes later the kids all want to get out of the bus, but the door is blocked. They all start to panic and try to open the door. Since all the windows were broken, they could have gone off the bus through the broken windows. [First of all, the window openings are almost completely bordered with broken glass. It would probably be safety glass, being a school bus, but is broken glass ever really appealing to squeeze by? Secondly, the window openings really aren't that big, so even if there wasn't broken glass it would be a very tight fit and would take too much time to squeeze through.]
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If this one is supposedly within the same 23 days as the first movie, why is that he can fly around in this movie but had to drive that big panel truck in the first one? [He could fly also in the first movie, he only did it after they realized who he was. He just used the truck to scare them and not to seem as obvious.]
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In the scene where the Creeper pulls the pole out of his head and then flies up in the air and falls back down and slams into the bus, all of the side windows on the bus break and he even leaves a hole on top of the bus. If he slams into the bus with that much power wouldn't the windshield and the emergency exit windows also break? [No. It all has to do with the arch framework the bus has. If you bend the arch, anything around the arch would be affected (hence the windows). The door is not a part of the frame. There is enough space and rubber bumper between the frame and the door for its window not to be affected during the strike. The front and back of the bus are not part of the arch but welded on (similar to a soda can - dent the side of the can and the lid(s) wouldn't be affected). The windshield is made of the common coated proof glass. The doors - plexi glass for safety. The side windows tempered glass which is meant to shatter. Check the automobile safety manual for the reasons why.]
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The bus is heading east. The second time it breaks down, they encounter a man in a car heading west who promises to send help. Later in the movie, that same car has been attacked, and the car and the skid marks leading off the road are headed east, not west as they should be. [The driver could have turned his vehicle around during the chase in order to get away. Another possibility is that without a driver (because the creeper got him) the steering wheel would normally turn and hence the vehicle could circle itself.]
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