Continuity: During the basketball match, when the big guy is making a lot of noise, guards come up to him from the front and behind to take him out of the arena. The guy at the back puts his right arm over the big guy to his chest, but in the front view, that guard doesn't have his arm across his front anymore.
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After the Sunset (2004) - 13 mistakes
Directed by Brett Ratner, starring Don Cheadle, Pierce Brosnan, Salma Hayek, Woody Harrelson (add more)
Continuity: Close to the end, when Henry Moore has Lola by the hair, his hand keeps moving to different positions on her head.
Continuity: Max and Stan are sitting together at the end of the movie. Stan is explaining how he set Max up, Max takes his straw out of his drink, but it keeps reappearing in subsequent shots.
Continuity: When Max and Stan are fishing on the yacht, Stan asks Max to put sun cream on his back because he doesn't want to burn, and in two shots the lid of the cream is closed, but in the wider shot the lid is now open.
Continuity: At the beginning of the film when we see Max on the roof of the arena, he pulls out his mobile phone. His left hand changes position on the phone between shots.
Continuity: In the scene where we see Lola working on the deck to expand it, Max asks her "what are you doing?", in this shot when the camera angle is at the side of Lola a large beam with a white sheet attached to the deck of the house right behind Lola, yet in the following shot from Max's perspective there is no beam or white sheet, just ocean and clouds.
Continuity: When Stan gets a suite upgrade at the beginning of the film, he walks outside to check out the view, in the first shot of him walking out, the camera pans out and we can see the balcony has no large plant to Stan's right, yet in the following shot when the camera pans out to a wider angle, there is now a rather large plant to Stan's right thats suddenly appeared.
Continuity: When Stan is in Max's house by the beach, Max tells Stan to leave and Stan leaves him with the card. Stan holds the glass of scotch in his left hand, goes around Max and switches the glass to his right, then in a face shot of Stan the glass is back in his left.
Visible crew/equipment: When Lola is cooking and Max is on the phone talking to Stanley, just before the next scene on the boat, look behind Max, you can see a small boom mic. reflected in the glass.
Plot hole: Max apparently hacked into the Suburban's 'ON STAR' system to take remote control of the vehicle. Not possible: There is no way to shift into drive, steer, apply brakes, or apply the gas pedal by remote control unless there are previously installed mechanical devices that can operate those controls. The electronic controls in a modern vehicle can only operate mechanical devices, and the ones needed to do this type of thing are NOT installed on any car from the factory. It is also clear that Max did NOT somehow previously install these devices on the vehicle unbeknown to Stan, for Lola( dressed as the street bum) had to retrieve the VIN number in order to access the 'ON STAR' programming, which they would have already had if they had previous access to the vehicle.
Continuity: Near the beginning of the film when Stan is at Max's place, he flips over a card to show Max a picture of the cruise ship, in this shot we see Stan's two fingers holding the card and the other two bent, but in the following shot, all four fingers are now on the card.
Continuity: At the end of the film when Max is at the bar and is talking to Luke, Stan appears and puts his hand on Max's back. In the front shot of Max and Stan, Stan's fingers are now on Max's shoulder, not on his back as in the previous shot.
Other: When Max, Lola, Stan and Sophie get back from scuba diving, Sophie gets a call on her mobile phone, she looks at it, and it says "13 new voice messages", instead of "incoming call".
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