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Last Man Standing (1996) - 6 mistakes

starring Bruce Dern, Bruce Willis, Christopher Walken (add more)

Genres: Action, Crime, Drama, Thriller

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Continuity: John Smith's guns can hold about six dozen bullets apiece.

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Continuity: Before John Smith shoots the man above the skylight in the hotel, he reloads his two pistols. When he shoots the man, he only fires the gun in his right hand. In the next shot, we see two empty magazines fall to the ground as he reloads again.

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Visible crew/equipment: Towards the end of the motorcycle/armored car chase the armored car forces a gray sedan off the road into a concrete barrier. Just as the sedan begins to corkscrew into the air you can see a camera just ahead on the middle of the highway. Then we see the perspective from that camera as the car flies towards it. From yet another camera just behind the flying sedan we can see the sedan actually land on and obliterate the camera. In the next shot you can see the armored car run over the remains of the camera which then go skidding down the highway.

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Other: Shooting two forty-fives at once is hard. Willis must think so too. One gun fires blanks and the other gun operates like a real pistol, even emptying out shells, but is not firing. This is very noticable in slow motion during his first standoff.

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Other: Upon entering the bar to rescue the bartender, Willis shoots his first victim clean through a window. In slow motion you can see the gun is never fired and yellow flash is edited in.

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Factual error: When Smith shoots the first man with his twin .45s, the man flies back about 30-40 feet. In reality, he might fall back a foot or two, but he certainly wouldn't be propelled anywhere by simple bullets.

Edit Submitted by Ian Hunt