Revealing mistake: In the playing card target shooting sequence, Colin Farrell shoots an ace from the front but the card explodes from the rear. A squib was used to make the hole in the card, blowing the pieces outward instead of inward.
S.W.A.T. (2003)
Plot summary
Directed by: Clark Johnson
Starring: Samuel L. Jackson, Colin Farrell, Jeremy Renner, Michelle Rodriguez, LL Cool J, Olivier Martinez
Jim Street and his partner, Gamble, are demoted from their S.W.A.T team. Gamble leaves the whole business, but Street decides to stay. Fuller, their captain, and his divison begins to receive very bad publicity. Hondo, a respected S.W.A.T sergeant, is called back to assemble a new team. He trains them and they are approved by Fuller. Meanwhile, a drug kingpin, Alex Montel, is captured by the police and is handed over to Hondo's team to be escorted into a prison in the desert. However, Mondel has offered 100 mil to whoever gets him out. A secret scheme is formulated and Hondo's team must try to outwit whoever's trying to free Montel.
More mistakes in S.W.A.T.
Hondo: You still want to work S.W.A.T?
Chris: No. I just enjoy applying all the time.
Trivia: When Box is watching TV and is beeped to go to work, he is actually watching an episode of the original S.W.A.T. TV series.
Question: Why did Mccabe turn against SWAT at the end?
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Chosen answer: Because he was offered a lot of money. $100 million is a lot of money to turn down for someone on a policeman's salary.
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