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Directed by Peter Berg, starring Chris Cooper, Jamie Foxx, Jason Bateman, Jennifer Garner (add more)

Genres: Action, Drama, Thriller

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A couple of times during the film, Jamie Foxx calls Jennifer Garner's character, 'Jen'. Her name in the film is 'Janet', but he did not say 'Jan'. [Watch the movie with subtitles, he does call her Jan.]
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The film claims that Saudi Arabia is the largest oil supplier to the U.S. That is false. The largest percentage of oil imported into the U.S. comes from Canada. [Prior to 2001 Canada was not the largest crude oil supplier, Saudi Arabia was. Since that time, Canada has surpassed Saudi Arabia in exports to the US. However, the US exports back to Canada almost the same amount of oil for refining and other purposes. Therefore, while Canada does have the largest percentage export of crude oil to the US, it is not the largest *net* exporter to the US. In volume of oil imported to the US, Saudi Arabia is behind Canada and Mexico, but this doesn't take into account the crude shipped into Canada and Mexico for further refining, so with that logic, Saudi Arabia is the largest *net* exporter to the US.]
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