The Whole Ten Yards (2004) - 107 mistakes
Directed by Howard Deutch, starring Bruce Willis, Matthew Perry
Continuity: Near the end of the movie, when everyone has been "captured", Jill rips the crucifix and chain off of Jimmy's neck and throws it at Cynthia. In his next closeup, you can still see the chain on Bruce's neck. Submitted by Karoo
Continuity: Early in the movie, when Jill St. Claire tip-toes into the house while Jimmy the Tulip is busy with household chores, she invariably gets caught by the new family man anyway and eventually takes the argument with him upstairs to the bedroom. Carrying on the shouting match with her husband while getting change in front of the closet, a pair of shiny silver handcuffs (most likely the kinky kind - what business could a hitman possibly have with handcuffs?) can be seen hanging behind her head. By the time the outer layer of her clothing is stripped, the handcuffs disappear.
Continuity: When Cynthia tells Oz she is pregnant on the phone Oz removes the phone from his ear and shouts "We're pregnant". When it cuts the phone is back to his ear. Submitted by Mortug
Continuity: After Jill has shot Jimmy she grabs her face crying. When it cuts her hands aren't on her face. Submitted by Mortug
Continuity: When Jimmy gets to Oz's office, Oz is leaning on a rack with two jackets. It falls down and Oz picks it up again, but now only one jacket is on the rack. When it cuts, suddenly both jackets are hanging on it. Submitted by Mortug
Continuity: When Oz and Jimmy are getting drunk and Jimmy says "God is counting my seeds" you see him holding his left hand to his head. When it cuts he is pointing with his left hand. Submitted by Mortug
Continuity: When Oz is about to go buy bus tickets and Jimmy says "Do that squeeler.", Jill is walking behind Jimmy. When it cuts Jill is in front of Jimmy. Submitted by Mortug
Continuity: The first time Bruce Willis talks to Matthew Perry on the phone Bruce holds the phone in his right hand. Bruce's watch changes positions, well below that bump/bone below the wrist to above the bump/bone and then below again. Bruce never lowers his arm, or the phone, to cause the watch to move.
Audio problem: Even when Oz has hung up the phone with Lazlo you can still hear Lazlo saying "Can you hear me?". Submitted by Mortug
Continuity: At the restaurant when the man is arguing with the waitress about his coffee there is a shot of him from behind where you can see him sitting still. When it cuts to a closeup of him he is waving his hands around. Submitted by Mortug
Continuity: When Oz and Cynthia are discussing her pregnancy and she says "Don't ruin this," a waitress pours wine into Oz's glass, then she stops. When it cuts, she is still pouring wine into the glass. Submitted by Mortug
Continuity: When Jill is pointing her gun at Jimmy, she changes between gripping the gun with both hands and with one hand. This happens multiple times during the scene. Submitted by Mortug
Continuity: When Jimmy says "Murdering another human being can be a moving experience" to Jill, you see Jill wiping her nose on Jimmy's collar. When it cuts she isn't wiping. Submitted by Mortug
Continuity: At the bar, when they are drinking, Jimmy asks Oz if he had a good relationship with his father. Oz takes a sip from his bottle. When it cuts, the bottle is gone. Submitted by Mortug
Continuity: When the waitress is done pouring wine into Oz's glass, she puts the bottle into the wine cooler. When it cuts to a closeup of Cynthia, the waitress is still holding the bottle. Submitted by Mortug
Continuity: When Jill and Jimmy are arguing at the motel, Oz tells Strabo that Jimmy killed 21 people. Later at the bar when Jimmy is very drunk, he tells Oz that he has killed 21 people. Oz corrects him and says, "22 people", and Jimmy says, "Who'd I forget". Oz replies with "Frankie Figgs". Apparently Oz had forgotten that information as well when he was bragging to Strabo earlier. (Also, why would Oz know who Jimmy had forgotten?).
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