Revealing mistake: After Christine gets out of the shower, we hear the director cue her by saying, "Go," before she walks past the camera.
End of Days (1999)
1 revealing mistake
Directed by: Peter Hyams
Starring: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Gabriel Byrne, Kevin Pollak, Robin Tunney, Miriam Margolyes
Continuity mistake: After the priest writes down 666 on a piece of paper, he holds it upside down to reveal that it is 999. When we cut back to him a few seconds later, the numbers look completely different. (01:05:40)
Father Kovak: You think you've seen everything? There's a whole world you've never dreamed of. Thomas saw it, and it destroyed him.
Jericho Cane: I've seen a lot, but nothing would ever make me cut out my tongue.
Father Kovak: Wait a few days.
More trivia for End of Days
Question: Why does Satan go through the trouble of hiring protective detail at the beginning of the film? Bullets have no effect on him, and even if he was hit, he could just make the claim that the shooter missed. And it's not like he's overly worried about people discovering his true identity, since he blackmails and corrupts people throughout the movie.
Chosen answer: Satan had to protect the host's body from harm by the Catholic priests who might try to stop him with holy "weapons." At the end, when Jericho impales himself on Michael's sword, Satan is cast out of Jericho's body because of the holy power of the sword.
Bishop73
There's no proof holy weapons could hurt him one way or another. He certainly wasn't fazed by crosses. I find hiring security more of a plothole. Arnold impaled himself on the sword so that his body would be pinned and Satan couldn't use him. Satan was driven out because his time on Earth was up. He failed to conceive. You can see the prison of Hell engulfing him. The sword didn't matter. The time did.