Character mistake: On the boat when Bishop went to rescue her, Jessica Alba says to the guy beating her up "get the fuck off me Ray." Then a few minutes later she says to the same guy "let me go Frank."
Character mistake: Ben counts the bullet the hitman is shooting in the club. His count reaches "13,14..." but the killer shot already 15 shots by the point his count begins, and he suddenly squeals "He's out" when he hasn't shot a fifteenth by his own count. It's funny that he does that anyway though, since the FN Five-seven the villain uses has a magazine capacity of 10, 20 (the standard) or 30 rounds. He wouldn't be out of bullets at that point. (00:38:20)
Character mistake: Inside the loop Barron said the only thing he can't change/shape shift is his eyes but when Emma and Enoch rush in Barron is able to change his whole body, including his eyes.
Character mistake: When Lucius and Clavius get to the crucifixion, after the earthquake, Lucius says "Poseiden's unhappy." Poseiden is the name of the Greek god of the sea. The Roman god of the sea was Neptune. Lucius is a Roman, so he should've said "Neptune's unhappy."
Character mistake: When Tripp opens the hood on the Terravex Ram 1500, he states that it has a 6.4L Hemi V8. This statement is wrong, as Ram did not put the 6.4L Hemi into the half ton pickups, only the 3/4 and 1 ton heavy duty trucks.
Character mistake: When Michelle attends her first Dandelion meeting, the banner on the wall says "Dandelions Troop 627". Troop is misspelled as troup. (00:35:00)
Character mistake: When April and Casey are in the interrogation room April says she wants her phone call. The detective says the phones are down and April reply's with "well hate to break it to you, legally I'm entitled to a phone call." The detective should know that this is not true at all. They can make a call if the detective is OK with it, but it is not a right. (01:04:25)
Character mistake: Jamie says about his dad "Last time I felt close to him was on my birthday in 1974. He bought me mirrored sunglasses. I saw the President fall down the stairs, and I threw up on the carpet." The footage they are showing on TV is from Gerald Ford's infamous fall from the Air Force One which happened in June 1975. (00:02:25)