Goofs

When Stanley and his wife were attacked at the airport parking garage the men were shown getting out of a Monte Carlo. Then after Stanley's wife was stabbed and he was beaten they showed the guys leaving the scene but now they were in a Cadillac.

When Stan and his wife first see their flat tire in the airport garage, their vehicle appears to be an older blue Ford Explorer. After they are attacked and the vehicle can be seen again, it is suddenly a newer generation Ford Explorer that is green and has a completely different style of wheel as well.

At the police lineup scene, Detective Walker ordered all suspects to face right. When he ask suspect number four to step forward, suddenly all the suspects face front.

The first time Stanley (John Travolta) goes into his bedroom closet, he separates the clothes on the rack to each side and then left them that way. However the next time he enters the closet to get his gear, he has to separate the clothes on the rack again.

When Stan is knocked against the back of his SUV at the start of the mugging in the airport parking garage, the camera angle should show the muggers' car as seen a moment later, but it doesn't.

When Stanley and his wife were attacked at the airport parking garage the men were shown getting in a late 80's GM car, not a 60's muscle car that he describes later in the police station and that the police say the killer was picked up in.

The detective locked in the trunk of the car says, "Let me out. I can't breathe." All US cars built beginning several years prior to this film's 2016 release have cables with glow in the dark handles to open the trunk. Also, it is not an "airtight" compartment. He could breathe potentially for days, while here, he is in the trunk for hours (at most).

During the introductory news items one of the scrolling news banners incorrectly spells 'Gangs' and 'Gnags'.

Near the end of the movie, Governor Merserve pumps the shotgun while aiming at lying down Stanley but not a single shell casing is ejected even after firing a shot.

When Stanley wrestles with Governor Merserve, Governor Merserve fires a few shots without pumping the shotgun to eject the spent shell casing.

When Stanley's daughter and husband are backing out of the driveway in the Ford Explorer you can see the passenger airbag has gone off in the past and they have a large piece of black tape trying to hold the airbag door shut. It doesn't do a very good job and is very obvious.

The moment when the car with the dead bodies is grabbed by the crane you can see the car is empty.

When the police are questioning Stanley about the getaway car of the killers he says he heard a 60's muscle car engine. In particular he identifies it as sounding like a hemi engine. He says he is very familiar with those cars and engine sounds because he worked for Chysler plant. In actuality the viewer can see it is a Cutlass Supreme. It's between 1981 to 1988. The cutlass was sold with a stock 3.8 liter V6 and a more expensive option 5 liter. Either one could not be mistaken for the gruff roar of the 7.0 liter 505hp 426 hemi engine especially if you were familiar with those engines as Stanley says he is. The cutlass supreme '80-'88 and the '67 dodge charger could not be mistaken for each other visually even at a quick split second glance with blood in your eyes and while extremely traumatized.