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In the opening scene where Alex's partner is in the car with the bad guy, when she pulls her gun and he hits the brakes sending her into the dash she is not wearing a seat belt. Immediately after, when the car goes over the side of the dam, the shot looking down on her shows her with a seatbelt on, the reason she didn't fly from the vehicle. See more...

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Along Came a Spider (2001) - 10 corrections

Directed by Lee Tamahori, starring Michael Wincott, Monica Potter, Morgan Freeman (add more)

Genres: Thriller, Crime, Mystery, Drama

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In the car crash in the beginning of the movie, the car breaks through some large steel bars on the bridge and ends up hanging down from it. But actually the hole, which the car is supposed to create, is there already! Hint: Run it in slow motion and it's pretty obvious. [Per the rules of this site, if you have to use slow motion to see something, then it is not a valid mistake.]

Edit Corrected by SAZOO1975

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In the scene in the barn, towards the end of the film, Alex shoots Jezzie in the heart. The next camera angle is from behind Jezzie and shows an exit wound between her shoulder blades. Although stood directly in front of her, Alex is firing left handed, and towards the right, so surely the exit wound would be far more likely to be somewhere under Jezzie's right shoulder blade, or even her side? [It is entirely possible the bullet was deflected off a bone, exiting her back in a different place than expected.]

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You'd think that Jezzie would have been a little smarter as a secret service agent. You know, like once they acquire Megan, to delete all the incriminating evidence sitting back on an unattended computer. Aside from the fact she also used quite a stupid password, a single password isn't very secure at all. And then the content, displayed instantly when you get in, might as well say things like "hey look, we know what the kidnapper looks like" and "wow, here's the boat he's in too" and "wow, a cabin for sale. Why don't we go hang out there with all the evidence." Come on....they might as well have left a trail of breadcrumbs, because they sure were asking to get caught. [While Jezzie does seem to leave a *HUGE* amount of evidence, stupidity is not a mistake. In response to a few of those questions, most passwords are usually one word. Stupid password or not, the police could have hacked into it, she may have never had time to delete all the content, what with moving around so often after the case opened. It all comes down to stupidity on the largest scale.]

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