Dan backs the station wagon into the police car, yet in later scenes the back of the car is shown and it has no damage at all. [It's an older car, made of metal. The police cruiser is a newer car that has a body with a lot of fiberglass pieces. Stands to reason there'd be no visible damage on Dan's station wagon but it was still able to damage the cruiser.] Corrected by Phixius
Dan in Real Life (2007) - 1 correction
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Dan backs the station wagon into the police car, yet in later scenes the back of the car is shown and it has no damage at all. [It's an older car, made of metal. The police cruiser is a newer car that has a body with a lot of fiberglass pieces. Stands to reason there'd be no visible damage on Dan's station wagon but it was still able to damage the cruiser.] Corrected by PhixiusYou may also like: Juno | Cloverfield | No Country For Old Men | I Am Legend | The Wizard of Oz