Corrected entry: When the duped Egyptian architect realises he is in danger and flees to his car, the first camera tracks him to the vehicle and an object of some kind - a plastic bag or piece of cardboard - is visible under the front of his car. It is gone in the next scene.
Corrected entry: When the predator drone follows the caravan of cars, the sand storm they cause blocks the view of the vehicles. In reality the drone's camera would switch to infra red and the sandstorm would be pointless.
Correction: Using infrared on a red-hot desert with hot air isn't such a bright idea. Do you really think they could see through the red-hot sand cloud the terrorist made?
Corrected entry: At the end of the movie, when Leonardo DiCaprio leaves the hospital his eyes are black and blue from the beating. But in the next shot, when he goes to see Aisha through the windows, his colour is normal again.
Correction: Though it was the "next shot", the movie never explicitly suggested how much time had passed between the two different scenes. In the second scene his face did still have some slight bruising, indicating that he probably waited a week or two to heal so his appearance wouldn't be too gruesome when Aisha saw him again.
Correction: The "object of some kind" is a cat that moves out from under the car, as seen in the next shot.