44 Minutes: The North Hollywood Shoot-Out

Revealing mistake: We get a close up of the article in the morning paper with the headline "L.A Cops Indicted" however the article's text is about a possible curfew for teenagers. (00:04:30)

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Revealing mistake: When watching the bank, we see the same clip of the back of the robbers car with a brown pickup driving past being used 2 or 3 times. (00:21:40 - 00:23:50)

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Revealing mistake: When Henry is running to the injured civilian there is a shot where you can see his kneepad under his trousers. (00:46:20)

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Revealing mistake: When Frank is driving to get Henry there is an aerial shot of the car preforming a tight turn. However there are tyre marks from previous takes visible in the shot. (00:54:00)

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Mistakes

Factual error: After the cops respond to the domestic disturbance (son hitting mom), we see the male officer get in the back with the boy to show him the crime scene photos and he shuts the door after getting in. Police cars are designed so that the back doors must be opened from outside, however, he exited the car with no help. (00:21:00)

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Suggested correction: Police cars just use the child safety lock on the side of door that prevents the back door being opened from inside. It's simple to turn them off so the doors can be opened from the inside.

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However, as an active police car that has just arrested a suspect, the child lock would be on to prevent escape. The mistake remains valid.

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And it is worth noting that when Henry leaves the car he doesn't engage the lock but the suspect remains in the car.

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Trivia

Trivia: The film is based on the true story of a 1997 holdup of a North Hollywood Bank of America building.

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Questions

Question: At the end of the film, there is a series of clips and news articles covering the aftermath of the shootout. Does anyone know if the clips in the film are genuine news clips from the aftermath of the event or if they are filmed for the purpose of this movie? One shot shows 3 LAPD officers getting a medal presented to them, one shows footage of people taking gifts to the LAPD etc.

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