The rug covering the trap door in the bathroom was always replaced back over the door. [No, it wasn't. I was even looking for this because I thought they should do that, but they had no way to do it.] Corrected by PhixiusVacancy (2007) - 6 corrections
starring Kate Beckinsale, Luke Wilson
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The rug covering the trap door in the bathroom was always replaced back over the door. [No, it wasn't. I was even looking for this because I thought they should do that, but they had no way to do it.] Corrected by Phixius When Luke and Kate go back into the underground tunnels they head up and into a shop. Luke covers the trap door with what looks like a pretty solid and heavy desk. The mechanic seems to lift the door covered with the desk with ease and manages to hold it up for periods of time to take stabs at them. [The mechanic could be extremely strong, if you are very strong you would be able to lift the desk.] The police would have sent out back up after the officer did not report in anything, let alone not show up after being out for hours. [Different jurisdictions have different policies for how long to wait until they send out someone to check things out, especially if it's a small town that is generally pretty quiet, they may not send out someone right away. They may also be waiting for someone to finish what he is doing before he can check things out, I'm sure they didn't have a surplus of manpower.] Luke and Kate question why the cop showed up initially without an adress. Calls, especially hang-ups, are traced and an officer is sent to check them out. [Character mistake, not a movie mistake. They just didn't know or realize that cops will trace a hang-up.] Corrected by Nick Bylsma Luke Wilson looks at (and seems to grab) the shotgun in the police cruiser, yet when he and the lady run from the car, he is not carrying it. [Maybe he couldn't get it unlocked from the holder, shotguns in police cars are usually secured in transport.] When the police officer is searching the room, he flicks the light switch on and off and there's no power, yet he manages to see a video being played on the television. [Meaning that the fuse for the lighting circuit has blown, but the fuse for the circuit used by the appliances in that room are intact. Not a mistake.]You may also like: 21 | Iron Man | Prom Night (2008) | Meet the Spartans | Juno