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Visible crew/equipment: When Vicky and Chuck tell Sarah and Leo to take the baby with them, he's hurriedly placed in the baby carrier. At the start of the next shot, just as they all rush toward the motorcycle, at the right side of the screen one of the location shoot's huge lights (similar to a Mole-Richardson) is visible, along with (presumably) two crew members standing beside it. At least two of the crew's lights can be seen in the DVD's Special Features, "Creating the Perfect Traffic Jam." (01:40:10)

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Visible crew/equipment: When the kid is on the motorcycle looking for his wife, you can see a camera and crew reflected in the black helmet. It's when we see the traffic jam and the rental van shot.

Factual error: While the tidal wave is enveloping Manhattan, there is a scene where Washington Square Park is destroyed. A large arch is hit by the wave before reaching the rest of the park. The problem is the arch is on the UPTOWN side of the park, not the DOWNTOWN side which according to the movie was the direction the wave was coming from.

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Trivia: If you happen to have the DVD version of the film, have a look at one of the trailers. In the movie trailer they show the comet hitting the ocean at an almost right-angle. In the actual movie the comet enters the atmosphere at an angle, thus letting the people watch the comet travel to across the sky into the ocean.

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Question: How does the government hear about the comet? The scientist saves the information to a disk then takes the disk in the car with him. He crashes and the car catches fire. The disk would have been destroyed.

Answer: It could have been salvaged and worked on, plus he was calling people in authority. There would have been an investigation into the crash, which leads back the young boy and the comet.

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