When Montana was yelling in his mother's room, he could see the shadow of the microphone on the right wall.
Continuity: The stuntman who played Hector fell from the window and has a watch in his left hand. When the "real" Hector got up from the ground, the watch was on his right hand.
Error found: In the riot scene, the extras stopped the "riot" before stepping out of the screen.
In the Babylon Club before the firefight, in Tony's last close-up, director Brian DePalma can be seen in the mirror.
An anachronism: At the beginning of the movie, you can see the USA Today newsstand in the background of the Miami Beach scene. It wasn't until the fall of 1982 that USA Today began to be released in Florida, and the setting of this scene should be one day shortly after April 1980.
Consistency: In the restaurant, the glasses were all poured, and the solution in the cup was spilled on the ground. In the next shot, they can be seen neatly arranged and filled with solution.
The sound and the picture are out of sync: In the last scene, Tony was shot and his gun was lost, and he started to yell. The enemy shooter in the left corner has been shooting, but there is no fire or sound to match it.
Tony went to visit Elvira and talked about the topic of having children. When he was sitting in a chair, he could see the shadow of the light props launched from his sunglasses.
Because some of the clips in the film were too bloody, the film was classified as X-rated four times for review. In the end, after a hearing with 20 high-level participants was held, the film was rated as R-rated by 17 votes to 3 votes. Released.
