Factual error: In the scene near the end where Bishop is chasing Q with the gun, Bishop gets off 6 shots from the .38 handgun, (the final shot hitting Q in the arm) although the snub-nosed .38 he's using only holds 5 shots.
Juice (1992)
1 factual error
Directed by: Ernest R. Dickerson
Starring: Samuel L. Jackson, Queen Latifah, Omar Epps, Tupac Shakur, Jermaine 'Huggy' Hopkins, Khalil Kain
Continuity mistake: In the rooftop scene, when Tupac Shakur's character is dangling off the roof and Omar Epp's character is holding his hand trying to pull him up, Tupac's character loses his grip and falls to his death from the roof. When this happens, look at their hands - suddenly as Tupac's character's hand loses grip from Omar Epp's hand, his hand suddenly changes from dark brown to white. (Both characters are black) You can see a white stuntman who is supposed to be Tupac's character falling down from the roof. (01:04:40)
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Question: How did Bishop end up with 2 guns during the robbery of Quiles? I'm assuming they edited out of the part where Bishop probably took Quiles' gun from behind the counter. He was holding the 2nd gun in his left hand when they were hiding from being seen by the cops in the store. What do you think?
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Answer: Bishop held his second gun when Bishop found Quiles' gun in his convenience store (when Quiles pulled his gun while Bishop and Radames' gang first altercation scene).
False. If you look at the movie again, Quiles' gun was a long nose revolver, Raheem gun was a snub nose. This is A Blooper. It happens in movies.
That would explain how Bishop fired much more than 6 rounds when chasing Q in the finale. You can't reload a revolver that fast while running.