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Larry Rayder: I think I'm gonna screw Miss Mary. You mind, Deke?
Mary Coombs: I mind, Yo-yo.
Larry Rayder: Well, you didn't mind last night. Matter of fact, you kept begging for more.
Mary Coombs: Oh. Well maybe that gives you some idea of how little I was getting.
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After trying to ditch Mary at the general store, the blue Impala is chased by two cops in a patrol car. Shots looking rearward from the Charger's backseat at the police car show only two of its headlights are on, but shots showing Larry's face show the police car over his shoulder with all four lights on. This goes back and forth for several shots. See more...
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Continuity: When the blue Impala is shown early in the film from the rear, it has a crooked rear license plate, intact tail lights and trim, a 'Chevrolet' emblem at the right side of the trunk lid, and a pair of square stickers (red, blue) at the right end of the rear bumper. As it enters the flea market, the stickers are gone and the trunklid is dented. As it approaches the drawbridge, the plate is straight, a piece of trim is missing, a tail light is broken, and the 'Chevrolet' emblem and stickers are gone, and the dented trunklid is fixed. From shot to shot, these conditions swap back and forth repeatedly.
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