Near the end, Julie James is crouching down by the front tip of the boat with a flare gun in her hand. Now, she is crouching so she is looking straight at the rest of the boat, instead of looking over the front of the boat. Then Ben Willis starts the boat with a big push and she falls back against the tip of the boat and the gun flies out of her hands. Now when you do that with a car, you normally fly backwards, but since Julie is turned around the other way, she should fall onto the piece of boat in front of her. See more...
When the kids are on the beach arguing about the urban legend it is this one - http://www.snopes.com/horrors/madmen/hook.htm - that Ray is trying to relate. See more...
Directed by Jim Gillespie, starring Anne Heche, Freddie Prinze Jr., Jennifer Love Hewitt, Ryan Phillippe, Sarah Michelle Gellar (add more)
Genres: Horror, Mystery, Thriller
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Also, during the 4th of July festivities, multiple fisherman were mistaken for the killer. This was because they were wearing full raincoats and rain hats. The 4th of July in the Carolinas is too hot, (way too hot) to be wearing winter foul weather gear. [This is the people's own decision - if they want to wear this clothing, they can. Plus most of it is fishing / working clothing.]
Corrected by Hamster
The girl is coming back from an entire year away at school and she has one small duffel bag full of stuff. Yeah right. [Character's decision - plus, she's only returning home for a while - and she probably has everything at home (clothes, for example), so she probably didn't need to bring much home with her.]
Corrected by Hamster
Despite seeing the man being hit and rolling over the windshield and over the top of the car (hence Ryan Phillippe being splattered with blood), they find the body a considerable distance IN FRONT of the car. Hmm. [The car spins and turns 180 degrees before stopping.]
Sarah Michelle Gellar's character doesn't know her way around her own place of work, which is evident when she's being chased by the bad guys and gets cornered in a room where she's forced to jump out the window. [She knows that the only two exterior doors are locked - there is nowhere else to go.]
When Barry (Ryan Phillippe) gets hit by the car after the gym scene, you see him lying on the floor with a bit of wood on his shoulder/body. In the close-up shot, the wood has gone. [There is no wood on him in either shot.]
When Sarah Michelle Gellar is chased by the killer, she runs to her work. When she reaches the door, you see a shot of the killer not more than 5 meters away. How could the girl that opens the door not see him? [Elsa doesn't see him because she isn't looking out of the window; first she is fumbling with the keys and then she is looking at Helen screaming about being attacked.]
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