The chain saw on the block of ice switches ice blocks more than once. See more...
Director John Singleton can be seen briefly as the goalie in the Thanksgiving hockey game. See more...
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When the group of guys throws Victor Sweet into the ice water you can see he lands on a mat on top of the water. He doesn't go below the surface. [Anyone who goes ice fishing would know that after a hole is drilled, it has to be continually scooped out and often times redrilled. The water on the surface refreezes pretty quickly, and wind blown snow aides this solidifying process. Surely, enough time elapsed for this to have taken place.]
Jerry's SUV hits the van head first, but was parked the other way round in the drive. [The drive is to the side, almost at the back of the house, so his car would be far enough out of the way to reverse out of the drive, and then be facing the road in front of the house to hit the van. You even see Jerry start the car and appear to pull out of the drive minutes before you see him drive into the van.]
During the car chase, Jack's hair alternates from spiked/flat between shots. [It was flat throughout the whole scene.]
During the car chase there's a heavy snowstorm. In one shot, though, it's not snowing. [Sorry. I saw one heck of a blizzard throughout the entire car chase scene.]
The insurance man states the life insurance benefit is "$400,000" and several times it is mentioned as "$400,000". The check that Jeremiah Mercer cashes (deposits) is for $405,000. [He said that it is a little over $400,000. $5,000 isn't really that much when you are talking about figures in the hundreds of thousands. He, and the other characters were simply rounding the number down.]
The insurance man advises that he is from "State Farm Insurance", but the check that is deposited later says "Mutual State Insurance". [An insurance company may have different subsidiaries with different names, that are licensed to operate under those names in different states; this is not unheard of.]
Corrected by Rikki
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