Continuity mistake: When the maker of TAMI is drawing in the air with the blue pen for the first time, she makes a ripple effect on one side, but when the shot switches it's gone; it does this for the rest of the scene.
A Sound of Thunder (2005)
Ending / spoiler
Directed by: Peter Hyams
Starring: Ben Kingsley, David Oyelowo, Edward Burns, Catherine McCormack, Jemima Rooper, Heike Makatsch, Armin Rohde
Genres: Action, Adventure, Drama, Fantasy, Horror, Sci-fi, Thriller
Travis goes back in time to a few seconds before the hunting trip just as the time wave that affects humans (in the future) arrives. In the past, Travis tells Jenny to show him (Travis) the recording of the hunt and to activate the bio filter as soon as they arrive from the hunt since he knows that he'll notice something different in the recording which is the other Travis (and the bio filter indicates if anyone that was in a hunt has brought back anything from the past); he also prevents one of the clients from killing the butterfly that caused all the changes to occur. After the hunt, Jenny gives the recording to Travis (note: the butterfly wasn't killed so all the evolutionary changes haven't occurred) and the filter is activated. Travis takes the recording to Sonia and they begin working on a way to prevent evolutionary changes and to stop Hatton from causing any damage.
A.J.
More mistakes in A Sound of Thunder
Sonia Rand: I don't have time for stupid idiots.
Travis Ryer: Well, why don't you make some time. How about we stop with the insults, because it is starting to get on my nerves.
Sonia Rand: You think I devoted my career to designing an amusement park ride for rich men to compensate for their little willies by shooting prehistoric animals, is that what you really think?
Travis Ryer: No, what I think is that if you were a guy, someone would have probably knocked you on your ass a long time ago.
Trivia: After every time travel safari, Charles Hatton greets and welcomes back his guests, comparing them to Columbus, Marco Polo, Armstrong, and 'Brubaker landing on Mars.' In 1978, director Peter Hyams, directed Capricorn One [and A Sound of Thunder], a film about a staged travel to Mars. Three astronauts were involved - Lt. Willis, Cmdr. Walker, and Col. Brubaker.
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