Other mistake: Vaughn was sleeping in the back seat of the van with his head leaning on Gina's shoulder. When the collision occurred, his body somehow straightened up and went head first between the front bucket seats, through the front windshield, and he was ejected/killed. Based on his sleeping position in the van, he should have rolled forward and been kept in the back seat by hitting the front seats. A sleeping person is also less likely to be injured/killed because the body doesn't stiffen preparing for impact. If the accident actually happened as portrayed in the movie, Vaughn's body should have had visible cuts and be covered in blood, not just have a small amount of blood coming out of the side of his mouth. (00:07:53)
Mighty Oak (2020)
Ending / spoiler
Directed by: Sean McNamara
Starring: Janel Parrish, Carlos PenaVega, Ben Milliken, Tommy Ragen
Oak's Grandparents come to his mother's funeral. Gina offers to become Oak's guardian, saying that Oak likes it there, has friends, and Army of Love will raise him, similar to the idea that it "takes a village." Oak's Grandparents thinks he belongs with his "real family", but Oak is upset that he doesn't even know his Grandparents and no-one bothered to ask him what he wanted. Nonetheless, Oak goes to live with his Grandparents in Minnesota - he is given Vaughn's guitar to take with him. A short amount of time passes and the Grandparents bring Oak back to live with Gina - a different kind of family, but what makes him happy. Pedro and Gina are expecting their first child. Oak is outside in front of the garage of their house playing his guitar - in a band comprised of "kids his own age" - exactly what he told his mother he wanted before she died.
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