Mindhunters

Factual error: When J.D. gets killed, Vince's leg shakes. Vince is suppose to be paralyzed. Even if he was extremely scared, his leg shouldn't have been able to move no matter how much he tried. It happens again later in the movie. (00:30:55)

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Suggested correction: During the film, its never discussed whether or not Vince is paralyzed. He may just have a damaged spine. The scene where his foot is shaking, the entire camera frame is pointing directly at his feet. Seems unlikely that would have been included, if he was playing a paraplegic.

Factual error: At the end when the two people are shooting at each other underwater, they both fire about four shots at each other. This isn't possible because a gun needs pressure to reload, or else it would jam after one or two shots. An episode of Mythbusters confirms this.

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Suggested correction: This is just false. Many modern guns can be fired underwater. And not just once, but until the clip is empty. Including Glocks, and Berettas. The latter, was what both characters were firing at each other with in the film. There's many videos on Youtube of people shooting guns underwater. That scene is 100% accurate.

Visible crew/equipment: In the scene where the team are searching for the killer, an overhead shot of the town shows some sort of a rain-making machine in the upper right hand corner of the screen.

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Trivia: The book lying on the pool table that LL Cool J taps has as two of its' authors John Douglas and Robert Ressler, two world renowned serial killer profilers.

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Question: What was the deal with all the agents' jackets having letters written on the back in luminous paint? Why did the killer do this?

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Chosen answer: Vince explains this. The letters spell out CROATOAN. There was an English colony on Roanoake Island, of which the entire population mysteriously disappeared, giving no trace of what had happened, barring the letters CROATOAN carved on to a tree.

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