Continuity: When Rex slams on his brakes after Ian tells him that he met a girl online, the background outside the driver side window is a building with trees around it. The shot then switches to the passenger side. When the shot goes back to the driver's side, the background outside of the window is just trees and other shrubbery, even though the car is still at a standstill.
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Continuity: When Lance and Seth Green are riding in the buggy, they are talking for a few minutes. During this time the side shot will show Lance with his arm all the way around Seth's back/shoulder. However, when the camera changed to a full shot, Lance's arms were at his side, nowhere near Seth's back or shoulder. This happened several times during this scene.
Continuity: When Lance and Ian are in jail, Lance is sitting next to a large man who is slouched forward. While Lance is mid-sentence, the shot changes and the man is sitting up much straighter.
Continuity: When Lance is sitting on the hood of the broken down GTO, he puts his glasses in a case and sets them on the hood. As Ezekiel pulls up, the view of Lance is from the side and you can see the glasses outside of the case on the hood.
Audio problem: In the cornfield, after Rick has run Lance over in his truck, Rick gets out and walks towards Lance saying, "Get on your feet, you....!" Although the shot is shown upside-down it is quite plain that his lips are not moving.
Continuity: When the three are in the car after riding in the corn field, Ian's friends keep changing places - three times.
Deliberate "mistake": When Seth Green and Lance pull up to Ian and Felicia, the car being pulled by the carriage should roll a little bit after the carriage stops moving, but instead it stops on a dime when it is only being pulled by rope, and nothing else to stop it with when the carriage stops.
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