Revealing mistake: When Ricky and Bobby knock the fishbowl over while fighting, you can see it separate into two clean halves before it even falls. (00:40:05)
Revealing mistake: Gruesome but wrong. When the other pilot is murdered, the killer shoots him in the neck pointing downwards, but the spray of the blood-pack is from his forehead up high. (00:31:20)
Revealing mistake: When Mandras is being treated, following his long trek back to the village (he has apparently walked barefoot), the tops of his feet are covered with blood and dirt. When he is laid on the table by the doctor, the soles of his feet are facing camera, and they are clean and white.
Revealing mistake: The corpse on the medical examiners table noticeably swallows during a close-up. (00:29:23)
Revealing mistake: When the Yamakasi and the children are trying to escape from the last house, they break the wall but the shot later, it looks like it has been cut with a chainsaw, or another precise tool.
Revealing mistake: When Sara is auditioning for Juilliard, after she does the grand jete at the end of her ballet piece, you can clearly see that the girl doing the grand jete is not Julia Stiles.
Revealing mistake: When Gretchen gets run over, you can tell that a dummy was used as the car's wheels pass over her. The position of her head changes between shots and her body seems a little too still for a living person who's just been run over. She should have been tossed a few feet or maybe even gotten caught under the car's wheels.
Revealing mistake: When Antonia is cutting bread in the homeless shelter kitchen she gets startled and knocks an earthen pot on the ground. However, it doesn't look very accidental as she grabs the pot and throws it down. (00:06:55)
Revealing mistake: At 1:20:25 - Just after Joe and Bobby have returned to the plane to pick up the gold, we see 2 ground crewmen walking across the front of camera. One of them stares directly at the camera for a half-second, before shaking his head away, so as not to look like he's staring at the camera. (Danged extras. .). (01:20:25)
Revealing mistake: In the shootout scene on the bridge, when the helicopter is being shot by Steven S., you can see that each time a bullet strikes the helicopter, it splinters, revealing it is in fact made of wood.
Revealing mistake: When Jack breaks into the Albert Dock Road building where the hijackers have their hideout, he enters through a wire-mesh-reinforced roof window. From below you see that he hits it once, causing a huge shower of big glass pieces (as if there were no wire mesh), and then the whole, almost intact pane comes down as if the mesh hadn't been connected to the frame. (00:29:55)
Revealing mistake: At the start, young Chas takes a sip of drink in his office. He doesn't take anything or even pretend to swallow.
Revealing mistake: In the scene after Tim Roth and his men have taken Queen Anne, the camera looks out of the estate and down a dirt road. A ways down the road it turns to asphalt. (01:07:05)
Revealing mistake: In the scene where the prisoners are moving their blockade of dinner trays across the yard, you can see one of the prisoners run too far to the right.
Revealing mistake: When Hedwig wipes her face on the towel in the coffee shop scene and throws it at Tommy, the eyeshadow is blue, but her make up is purple.
Revealing mistake: When Josh calls Sam on his cell phone you can see on the phone "No Service", right before he dials the 555 number.
Revealing mistake: In the last shot of Elwood machine gunning his Mercedes, he's run out of ammo - there's no belt left.
Revealing mistake: After Erika stabs herself in the lobby of the conservatory there is no trace of blood on the knife when she pulls it out. (02:02:10)
Revealing mistake: In the opening scene Vinnie Jones is driving the red Mercedes CLK convertible. As the scene switches views of him driving, the view of Vinnie and the car changes in a flipped shot.
Revealing mistake: The streets and the sidewalks are always wet, despite the fact that it's sunny the whole time.
Suggested correction: Sometimes there are many minutes, or even an hour, in between scenes that would have passed in universe. More than enough time for a quick rainstorm to roll through off camera.