Continuity mistake: When Noah and Adam are talking and Noah is playing with his fishing pole he is reeling it in. It cuts to a close up as he talks about his mother taking him to Canada and suddenly his left arm is pulled back a bit and he's holding the pole much closer to his body. (00:08:20)
The Humanity Bureau (2017)
Ending / spoiler
Directed by: Rob W. King
Starring: Nicolas Cage, Hugh Dillon, Sarah Lind, Jakob Davies
Agent Adam Westinghouse catches up to Noah, Rachel and Lucas as they are almost to the boarder to escape into Canada. Confronting them, Adam shoots Rachel in the head in front of her son and kills her. Noah tries to bargain for the boy's life and hands over a memory card and tells Lucas to run. Adam scans the memory card only to find it's blank and then shoots Noah in the head. Lucas returns, enraged, throwing rocks at Adam and the other agents who take him, but not before a sniper shoots and kills Adam and his men. Lucas is rescued by the people of Canada and it turns out that the real memory card was hidden in the lucky rabbit's foot that Noah gave him all along. Containing the details of the truth about New Eden, the crematorium and death camp, and a video recording from Noah which sparks the revolution to have the people revolt against the US Government and the Humanity Bureau.
More mistakes in The Humanity Bureau
Lucas Weller: Mom, why would they scare us like that?
Rachel Weller: Because it's easier to build fear than build a wall. (01:20:05)
Trivia: In the final scenes of the film, Noah Kross, played by Nicolas Cage, is wearing a mechanic's jacket. On the badge on his jacket is the name "Ray." Coincidentally, in his very next film called Looking Glass, Nicolas Cage plays a character named Ray. (01:21:55)
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