Red 2

Continuity mistake: At the end when Frank brings a suitcase with a bomb on the plane where Bailey is pointing a gun at Sarah, he puts the suitcase on a table. When Frank drops his gun, the table is empty. The suitcase reappears a second later when Sarah goes to Frank.

Continuity mistake: When Sarah is trying to convince The Frog to help them, The Frog's glasses alternate between being worn and being in his hand from shot to shot.

Continuity mistake: When Han and his team land at Teterboro, N.J. you see part of the tail code G-MPSP on the port (left) wing when they walk away from it. After Frank and his people steal the same plane it is shown taking off, but no tail code can be seen on the port wing. (00:27:35 - 00:28:25)

Continuity mistake: Han is fully naked when he is scanned, he then gets some sort of kimono but just after that you can see that he is wearing underwear (can be seen when he is walking). (00:19:30 - 00:20:05)

Continuity mistake: In the scene at a "Russian" air base, the US troops, along with Anthony Hopkins, are surrounding and about to board a Russian made AN-12, NATO codename Cub, with US AIR FORCE painted on the side. When it subsequently takes off, the aircraft no longer has the lettering on the side and appears to be footage of an older unrelated AN-12 edited in.

kelman

Continuity mistake: While Frank is recovering from being drugged by Katya, Sarah goes on a spending spree, buying lots of new clothes and getting her hair styled. When they go to the bank and see Katya being taken away by police, Sarah's hair is back in its ponytail. The next scene is in England, where they meet up with Victoria, and Sarah's hair is stylish again.

Factual error: When they are in Costco there is music playing in the store. Costco does not play music in their stores.

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Marvin: What happens in the Kremlin stays in the Kremlin!

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Trivia: Despite being listed in the opening credits, Steven Berkoff is only in the film for less than one minute.

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Question: Wouldn't going into the Iranian embassy and opening fire with guns be seen as a declaration of war? Especially since they shot/killed dozens of Iranian citizens while escaping.

The_Iceman

Chosen answer: Perhaps, but against whom? The Americans, the Brits, the Koreans? And having an American citizen found tied to a chair, abused, and murdered would be hard to explain. In addition, their involvement in a narrowly averted nuclear holocaust may keep them from saying too much.

Blathrop

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