Directed by: Juan Carlos Fresnadillo
Starring: Rose Byrne, Robert Carlyle, Jeremy Renner, Harold Perrineau
Visible crew/equipment: When the helicopter pilot watches the children leaving their house, the silhouette of a man is reflected in the right-hand lens of his sunglasses. Despite claims that the reflection was digitally removed, there is unmistakably someone standing directly in front of him. In the reverse shot, however, there is nothing in that position that could account for the image - neither the pilot's hands nor any part of the helicopter's structure. (00:35:50)
Revealing mistake: During the scene where the military loses control of London, and their snipers are told "all targets are free", you can see heavy padding beneath Infected/civilian victims' shirts, etc, as they're shot. Presumably it's to stop them injuring themselves when they fall over, or to hold apparatus for the blood effects, but it's too bulky to be part of the characters' clothing.
Trivia: The Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, Wales doubled for Wembley Stadium, as it had not been completed at the time of filming.
Question: In the first movie the infected only stayed in the shadows and came out at night. How come the infected in this movie are running around in broad daylight?
Answer: Nobody ever said they could only come out at night. As their food became scarce, they'd taken to daylight hunting as well.
Captain Defenestrator