Continuity: Throughout, but most noticeably when outside Harrison Ford's wife's real estate shop, there are green leaves on the shrubs/trees...they drive a short way to their home and there is snow around and no leaves on the trees. It keeps changing seasons.
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The Devil's Own (1997) - 7 mistakes
starring Brad Pitt, Harrison Ford (add more)
Continuity: In the beginning of the movie Frankie/Rory's (Brad Pitt) mother is serving the dinner. She gives them all dinner except herself, and then sits down. Then the father says the prayer, and when he does that you can see the whole table, and there is food on the mother's plate.
Continuity: They're having a party at Tom's (Harrison Ford) house about half way through the movie. Sitting on the table is a 2 litre bottle of Pepsi with the new logo. The scene's supposed to be taking place in 1993.
Continuity: The actor who plays Brad Pitt as a child has green eyes, yet Brad Pitt has blue eyes.
Continuity: Tom and Rory are playing pool against two other guys early in the film. In almost every shot they are sinking the orange striped ball, and if they are not sinking it, it is present on the table.
Revealing: When the partner-cop of Harrison Ford is killed there is shortly a scene where the dead guy is on the "table" at the hospital/morgue and you can see his jugular throbbing.
Continuity: Right at the end of the film when Tom (Ford) and Rory (Pitt) are on the boat, Rory is pointing his gun at Ford who is on the floor. He is holding the gun with his right hand and cupping it with his left hand. The camera flicks back and forth between the two actors three or four times and every time the gun is in his right hand. Then the camera goes back onto Rory and this time the gun is in Rory's left hand and it begins to tremble, because of the gun shot he got hit with earlier. He then collapses with the gun in his left hand.
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