Audio problem: When the Geckos shoot Chet Pussy, the sounds of gunfire don't match the visible gunshots. (01:00:25)
Audio problem: When Andy says to Debbie "How do we do it in a hammock?" his mouth doesn't move to the word 'hammock.' (00:46:05)
Audio problem: When Emily picks up the tooth from the box, she says "ew" but if you look in the mirror her lips don't move.
Audio problem: In the scene after Norman goes for a late-night swim, when he's telling Maureen that he slipped in the mud, you can see that his mouth never moves, yet he speaks the words "I slipped in the mud."
Audio problem: Right before Charley gets thrown into the closet doors, Jerry has him by the throat threatening to kill his mother if she wakes up. In the shots of Charley trying to free himself of the grip, Jerry's lips are moving but no sound can be heard. (00:28:15)
Audio problem: Nancy shouts, "Yay Chris! Go long! Go for the pass, baby!" at football practice, and her voice is so distorted that the viewer can easily tell the line was added post-production (with too much gain).
Audio problem: In the scene where Rose is talking to the demonic form of Alessa, watch her mouth as she says "Christabella will find Sharon." Alessa's mouth doesn't match every word she says.
Audio problem: When Ben shoots at the shark, he falls backwards and pulls no trigger, yet bangs are heard.
Audio problem: While Paul is telling his story to Chato, his lips aren't moving when he says, "My wife and I were settling into a new house" - his mouth is slightly open, then he smiles and shakes his head. (01:10:27)
Audio problem: The chef finally gets the bright idea to fire his hunting rifle at Morgan's fleeing vehicle. In a previous scene he was grabbing ammunition for his rifle, and he also loaded it. The rounds appeared to be high power rifle ammo, probably in the 7mm Remington magnum or .30-06 range, very common hunting rounds. When he fires his rifle it sounds quieter than a suppressed shot, however he has no suppressor on the muzzle end of his weapon. (01:09:20)
Audio problem: When Baldacci shoots the van that is coming at him full force, the sound bits inserted are of bullets hitting metal. Since he is aiming at the windshield, either his gun does not shoot straight or someone has been very lazy with the sound editing; even if he hit bulletproof glass, the sound it would make would not be like that at all. And a few seconds later his colleague shoots at the van from the side and there is no bullet impact sound at all; to Miss a static target of THAT size from a few feet of distance she'd have to blind as well. (00:43:05)
Audio problem: When Dina says to Ryan that she didn't love Brad, just him, there is one point where she says, "No, I never did." When she does, her mouth does match up for the word "No" but not for the rest. (00:06:05)
Audio problem: Although the protagonists are all American, the actors are all English. This is why several characters mysteriously switch accents part of the way through the film - Marty speaks with a solid English accent after his first few lines.
Audio problem: During the McClure Whiplash fight near the end the sound of two of their punches happen before they even land.
Audio problem: When Vilmer says "Welcome to mmmyyy world." his mouth says "Welcome to mmmyyy home." (01:02:20)
Audio problem: When Elise is investigating Ted Garza's home and begins to explain how she had seen the female ghost before, she says the line "when I was sixteen years old." However, the words and her mouth movements don't QUITE match. She appears to be saying the right words, but the audio just isn't quite lined up right, likely due to the line being re-recorded in post.
Audio problem: During the final scene, when Mad Dog says "Evening girls! You're looking well!" and "Ooo! It's a fine night to be me!" his mouth isn't moving. They almost get away with it because his face is partially obscured for the first line, but you can still see that he isn't actually speaking.
Audio problem: The sounds of Winslow walking up the stairs aren't synchronized with the movements.
Audio problem: Towards the end, IlIana says, "He means thank you," her lips barely even match. And it kind of glitches.
Audio problem: When Sam returns to her apartment, we see that she's installed four separate locks on her door due to her fear. However, when she enters and relocks all the locks, you hear her re-locking six locks.