Audio problem: At the end of the film when Joseph reveals himself to his brothers, he says "I am your brother, Joseph." However, if you look at his lip movements, you'll see that he does not say "Joseph."
Audio problem: When the SEALs in the Chinooks take fire, a helicopter crew member fires their weapons. The weapon is a M240 7.62mm Machine Gun, but the audio of it firing is that of an M134 Minigun.
Audio problem: When Brian is rehearsing with his band, the flautists are heard playing whilst their instruments remain on their laps. (Moments later, the same phrase is repeated, but this time the flautists are playing it).
Audio problem: Whilst Lewis is waiting to testify before the Senate for the first time, he says, "Are they really going to ask about it? That was years ago," to the Senate aide. Whilst saying, "It was years ago," the shot cuts to the Senate aide, where Lewis can be seen in the corner of the frame, and his mouth isn't moving. (00:02:15)
Audio problem: During the talk of the three Glorias, the teen Gloria's mouth isn't in sync with what she's saying.
Audio problem: During the last scene with Ken, he is talking to Phil, as he jumps into the J-Car. He starts the car and the sound of the car is not that of a carbureted 7.0L (427) V8 (which is what it should be) but the sound from a 2005-2006 Ford GT. This is the car Ford sold for 2 years as a tribute to the GT40. The start up sound with the supercharged V8 (which is in the GT) is unmistakable. Especially to car people. When he's accelerating the engine/exhaust sound changes to the 7.0L (727) V8. (02:18:51)
Audio problem: During "This is me", when they enter the room and get to the "oooh oh oh" part if you watch the albino the sync is out as their mouths open after the music has ended on that part.
Audio problem: When Reggie threatens the man outside his club, Reggie's boyfriend runs at him shouting "You stupid bastard..." and he is restrained by the gang. His lips never actually say these words.
Audio problem: Whenever Tonya skates, you can hear the sound of figure skate blades scraping at the ice. Not only do they not correspond to the moves being made, but a skater of that calibre, not to mention of her technical prowess, simply wouldn't make those sounds at all.