Continuity mistake: When Jennifer Lopez sits on a bed in the hospital, she is talking to someone on the other side of the room. When the camera points towards Jennifer the sheets of her bed are a little bit messy; when the camera returns to Jennifer in the next shot her bed is made up.
Out of Sight (1998)
Plot summary
Directed by: Steven Soderbergh
Starring: George Clooney, Ving Rhames, Jennifer Lopez, Steve Zahn, Jim Robinson, Mike Malone
Jack Foley (George Clooney) is a professional bank robber who has robbed more banks than anyone on the FBI's computer. Most of them with his partner Buddy Bragg (Ving Rhames). Karen Cisco (Jennifer Lopez) is a Federal Marshall who manages to catch Foley as he escapes from prison. But Foley and Buddy overpower her and take her hostage while they escape. Jack makes a connection with Cisco as they lie in the trunk of Karen's car together and pretty soon, Jack finds himself wanting to keep her around, so that he can see what it would've been like if they met under different circumstances. The sub-plot to this film shows a loudmouth convict named Glenn Michaels (Steve Zahn) who learns of a stash of uncut diamonds in the house of another convict named Richard Ripley (Albert Brooks) who pays for protection in prison from the volatile gangster Maurice Miller (Don Cheadle). Michaels sets up the score for Foley, Bragg and himself, but find Miller and his crew forcefully joining the squad.
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More mistakes in Out of Sight
Maurice "Snoopy" Miller: It was worse than you thought it would be, wasn't it? Yeah, you with the bad boys now, baby.
Trivia: The mug shot of George Clooney is the same one that was used in "From Dusk 'Til Dawn."
Question: When Karen is being questioned by her superior in the hospital, he has her written report. But, when did she have time to write it? She met Foley, got thrown in the trunk, got into an accident, then went to the hospital.
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Answer: Movies tend to gloss over realistic details and compress events to tell the story. It is possible she dictated it into a recorder and someone transcribed it into a written report.
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