Other mistake: Jack receives a summons from the officers, but he wants to ignore it. He's arguing with his former colleague on the beach. His hair is wet but the suit is dry. (00:08:30)
Other mistake: Jack glances at the front of the baseball card the Consul gives him, and he says "Hap Ashby, 1963 Angels." He has no idea who that guy from 200 years before is, but the card does not say the year, and he's not a psychic. (00:15:55)
Other mistake: When Jack tries to break free from the tanning booth, ramming his shoulder against the wall causes a severe burn that instantly singes the trenchcoat, but in the rest of the scene he keeps leaning against the same section of the booth without getting grilled. (00:29:45)
Other mistake: Jack realises that he 'lost' the watch, but luckily Leena shows she wasn't as forgetful and it's in her possession. We saw Jack toss the watch as ordered by the possessed policeman. We saw also Leena show up to save Jack, and leave the scene with him hand in hand - he dragged her with her, actually. She was nowhere near the point where the watch would end up, and she didn't have a chance to get it later, especially without Jack's knowledge.
Other mistake: The policemen work with Whistler all day long doing his bidding, to the point of shooting an unarmed woman, but they show the big-lipped zombie Trancer look only at the very end, in contrast with everyone else who would fully transform into a Trancer the moment they commit to attempting to kill someone.
Other mistake: The watch that the poor man's Q of this movie provided is supposed to buy 10 seconds of time ("1 second stretched to 10, single use", that activates when he presses the wheel), but the power works in a completely different way, since in those "10 seconds" Deth takes his time to assess the situation and watch bullets float, then grabs Helen Hunt, stare his mortal enemy down without doing a thing to him and then carries her from the back parking lot of the store to the car parked in the front. Not even Husain Bolt (at most Dio Brando, with a very similar time-freeze gimmick) would be able to do that, not to mention that flying bullets somehow are slower than liquor pouring from a bottle.
