Directed by Kevin Smith, starring Claire Forlani, Ethan Suplee, Jason Lee, Jason Mewes, Jeremy London, Joey Lauren Adams, Kevin Smith, Michael Rooker, Renée Humphrey, Shannen Doherty (add more)
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In the shot where Brodie and Rene are in the elevator, right after they have sex, Brodie does a little dance to the tune that is played on the pause screen of the classic Nintendo game "Battletoads". [Actually, this is not true. It was confirmed on the audio commentary that the music Brodie is immitating is his own interpretation of the type of music you hear in clubs. His dancing was also based on this interpretation. In no way does it relate to "Battletoads."]
When Brodie and Jay are talking about destroying the stage Jay points out the Death Star-like weaknesses on the reverse (blank) side of the folded blueprint. [As you mentioned, the blueprints are folded, therefore Jay and Silent Bob are looking at the half of the blueprint that they have doubled over.]
In the scene where Jay and Silent Bob are chased in the alley, Bob pulls out an inflatable doll, and throws it to his side. In the next shot when the cops run in the alley, the doll has disappeared. [We never see the entire end of the alley. It could well simply be off-camera to the left.]
Corrected by Rooster of Doom
Silent Bob swings down from a high point in the mall. There is a shot where we have a side view of Bob as he is flying through the air. However, he stays level with the stores at the mall for much longer than he actually would. He would only be level with the floor for a fraction of a second, and would then begin rising back towards the other side of the ceiling. [It's too obvious that this was intended. It's not a mistake, just part of the comedy.]
When Brodie and T.S first talk to Jay and Silent Bob about destroying he stage, Jay smacks the cigarette out of Silent Bob's hand. We see he doesn't reach down and pick it up, but instead takes a new one out of his pocket. However, none of the cigarettes Jay smacks down are on the floor when it pans out to all four of them. [After Jay and Silent Bob go to work out their plan Brodie and TS are shown walking past the pet store and in the lower left hand corner you can barely make out the cigarettes on the floor.]
In the scene were Rene dumps Brodie she pushes the dresser against the wall to go through the window she then opens the window and sticks the window to the roof. The camera flips to Brodie and when it goes back to Rene the window is not stuck to the ceiling it is suspended inches below the roof. [The window never actually sticks. This can be seen in an alternate take in which the camera stays on Rene durning Brodie's lines. The window enters the hole and then falls out after she lets go, the part of her letting go was cut but the time over which it happens is not, the camera is just on Brodie.]
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