Audio problem: In the scene where Tom Green is sitting at the keyboard playing "Daddy, Would You Like Some Sausage?", Rip Torn reacts by yanking the strings on the sausage pulleys connected to Tom's fingers. Tom is pulled to his feet, and he yells in pain. Rip then stomps the keyboard. The audio of Tom yelling in pain continues, but the camera angle changes showing him squinting from the smoke and sparks, not yelling in pain. (00:48:05)
Audio problem: When Dr. Phreak is beating up Jimmy's bubble he's saying, "I'm not mini," yet his mouth is not moving.
Audio problem: When the men are fighting in the street, Bridget and her friends are talking about who to root for, and Bridget's mouth doesn't match what she is saying at all.
Audio problem: When Fontana says "He's such a show-off" to her friends Lana and Anna at the beginning of the movie, her mouth doesn't move.
Audio problem: When the guy in Jack's truck says "You better pay for that camera", his mouth doesn't match his words.
Audio problem: When Cathy gets a telephone call in her yoga class we hear a Nokia tone, but she has got a Motorola telephone in her hand. (00:37:45)
Audio problem: During the failed kidnapping attempt at the mall, Nancy Sinatra's "These Boots Are Made for Walking" is playing over the mall sound system, and the song is badly edited to extend it for the duration of the scene. In the actual song, Nancy Sinatra famously says, "Are you ready, boots? Start walkin'!" only once. But, in this movie's chopped-up version, she says it twice.
Audio problem: In the restaurant, when Hal is standing at the hostess table asking about the booth before Mauricio calls on his cell phone, you can see the hostess' reflection in the small mirror or window next to her and the movements do not match. The mouth in the reflection opens to say yes before she does.
Audio problem: Jennifer and the Captain exit the plane and stay there for several minutes while sirens from airport services howl, obviously to help them after such a chaotic flight. However, wider shots show that there's not a single car or person nearby.