Continuity mistake: At the beginning of the movie, Mr. Fuller writes a letter for Douglas Hall. When he finishes, he writes the name on it in a bold hand style. Later, when he gives the letter to the barman, the name on it is written with completely different, beautiful handwriting. When the barman opens the letter, we see that it now has a different style again.
The Thirteenth Floor (1999)
Ending / spoiler
Directed by: Josef Rusnak
Starring: Vincent D'Onofrio, Craig Bierko, Gretchen Mol, Armin Mueller-Stahl
Douglas Hall finds out that his world is actually another virtual reality world in itself. Whitney is killed in the 1937 L.A. virtual world which brings his 1937 counterpart into Douglas' world. The same thing happens with Douglas' future "real" world counterpart, who is killed in Douglas' world, thus Douglas and Jane live happily ever after (of course) in the "real" world. Douglas Hall did kill Fuller (at the beginning of the movie) but it was another user "inhabiting" Doug's body. Mr. Fuller is alive and well in the "real" world (the year 2030something or 2040something). In a nutshell: the 13th floor is simply a virtual reality world within a virtual reality world.
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More mistakes in The Thirteenth Floor
Jason Whitney/Jerry Ashton: Hey! What'd you do to the world?
Douglas Hall: Turned it off.