Continuity: Chili Palmer goes to DeVito's house and parks his mini van next to the curb facing one direction. When Chili gives DeVito the keys for a test ride, the mini van is now parked facing the other direction on the street.
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Get Shorty (1995) - 7 mistakes
Directed by Barry Sonnenfeld, starring Danny DeVito, Gene Hackman, John Travolta, Rene Russo (add more)
Continuity: When John Travolta, Rene Russo, and DeVito meet at Martin's house, Rene and John arrive in their cars and park facing the wrong way (driver's doors toward the curb), which in Beverly Hills gets you a ticket, but when they emerge from Martin's house, Chili Palmer's van is turned around (and the BMW that Rene Russo was driving is gone) so that the automatic door scene can commence.
Other: When the guy is on the balcony, and gets shot over the rail, you can clearly see the top rail bend to let him flip over and fall. Then when he lands you can see what looks like the corner of a mat lift up and kick dirt up. The next shot shows the bad guys leaning on the very rail that just bent.
Continuity: Watch the scene where Chili and Harry are driving past the Napoleon billboard. We then see a shot of Harry with the billboard quite far behind him, but when we cut back to Chili, the billboard is quite close again.
Visible crew/equipment: When Chili and Harry are riding down the street and Harry is telling about the script that he wants to buy and why he needs $500,000, you can see the camera and crews reflection in the windows behind them.
Other: When Rene Russo and John Travolta are sleeping at her house, she hears a noise downstairs and wakes John up. Listen closely, she says "John, wake up.". His character's name is Chili.
Continuity: When Chilli goes to see Leo in the hotel, the door swings shut when Leo comes in AND when Chilli leaves. But, when Leo goes back outside to argue with Chilli, it doesn't swing shut.
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