Blitz

Blitz (2011)

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Corrected entry: In the scene where Tom Brant shoots Barry Weiss on the roof, the gun Tom is using is a black Glock. But in the next shot where Tom fires the gun, it turns into a silver revolver and then back to the black Glock again in the next shot. (01:30:10)

mupet0000

Correction: In the scene where Tom Brant shoots Barry Weiss on the roof, the gun Tom is using is a black Sig P226. But in the next shot where Tom fires the gun, it turns into a silver revolver and then back to the black Sig P226 again in the next shot.

Correction: Paddy doesn't say Jason when he's turning around in this scene. Jason says Jesus Christ. It really does sound like Paddy calls him Jason, but be doesn't.

Continuity mistake: When Brant kills Barry at the end of the movie, Brant lowers his gun after shooting him, but in the next shot he is pointing his gun at Barry. Also, the scene shows Brant holding a semi-automatic style handgun before shooting Barry, then when the scene pulls out it shows him holding a revolver, then shows him holding the semi-auto again.

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Question: Does Nash call Tom Brant by his real name when at the train tracks when Brant (aka Jason Statham) tries to attack the killer. I thought I heard Nash say "Jason, calm down Jason"?

Answer: No, Brant does yell "Jesus Christ!" and then Nash says "Calm down, calm down", so you may have misheard that as Nash saying "Jason".

Sierra1

Answer: Yes; he definitely says Jason.

Answer: The answer is "no, he doesn't say Jason." After Nash says "get this piece of s*** our of here", he turns to Brant and says "Just calm down."

Bishop73

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