Drive Angry

First time that Milton enters Piper's car he gets in to the passenger seat with the window up.

When they show the interior shot of the car, the passenger window is down.

'Katy Mixon' (qv)'s name is misspelled "Kathy" during the scrolling credits.

When the news about the manhunt for King is on the TV set in the bar (in Oklahoma), the station ID on screen begins with a "W".

Most new radio and TV call-signs west of the Mississippi begin with a "K", however there are stations on the air that do not follow this rule, notably KDKA in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, KYW in Philadelphia, WFAA in Dallas, Texas, WBAP in Fort Worth, Texas, and WACO-FM in Waco, Texas.

Near the end of the motor-home chase, the trunk lid of the Charger is damaged and flapping open as the car goes over bumps, but when they stop beside the road, the trunk lid is closed and shows no visible damage.

The reflection of the Moon in a window of the car is not a mirror-image as it should be.

When The Accountant is driving the hydrogen truck, the truck is incorrectly labeled with a UN hazardous materials placard bearing the number 1075.

1075 is the UN number for liquid propane, not hydrogen.

After the shoot-out is over when Milton is having sex with the waitress from the bar, he is between her legs which are wide open.

In the very next cut as he stands up, the legs of the waitress are tightly closed together.

When Jonah is shooting at the Charger from the back of the RV, he fires nine rounds out of the gun.

The gun he is holding is a revolver, which commonly contains only six rounds.

Some revolvers can hold up to 10 rounds, but the one used in the movie looks as if it can only hold between 6-8 rounds.

At the end scene when Piper regains consciousness, her white shirt is all splattered.

A moment later her shirt is spotless again.

When Milton's facial wound changes inconsistently between scenes.

At the bar in "Oklahoma" the waitress asks for a membership card because it is a "dry" county.

There are no "dry" counties in OK, that's Texas.

At the hotel near the Bull by the Balls nightclub there are palm trees.

Palm trees do not survive in Oklahoma's climate.

When the hydrogen truck being driven by the Accountant explodes the primary fire ball created is blue green.

If the tank had been filled with hydrogen the fire ball would have been primarily yellow in color when it ignited.

In Fat Lou's Roadside Diner where Milton first sees Piper, the other waitress takes his order and he orders coffee "black, with sugar".

There is already a coffee cup on the table and a sugar dispenser is already there.

Then, as Piper quits her job and walks out, there is a shot of a lone coffee cup on the table and the sugar dispenser is gone.

If Norma Jean had actually cleaned the table, the cup would be gone and the sugar dispenser would still be there.

When the '57 Chevy appears at the end of the film, it has unlit amber marker lights in the grille.

After Milton and The Accountant get in and drive off, the marker lights are lit, but showing clear/white light.

In Drive Angry 3D, vengeful fugitive from Hell, Milton (Nicolas Cage), lays waste to an entire room full of gun-toting Satanic cultists, all the while buried nuts deep in a big-breasted barmaid how disappointing then that the film's most audacious moment is also a total rip off, the same thing having already been done a few years earlier in the Clive Owen actioner Shoot 'Em Up (with that particular fusion of sex and violence featuring screen goddess Monica Belluci, as opposed to a plastic chested bimbo).That's the main problem with this film—as slick and as trashy and as mindlessly violent as it is, none of what we see is particularly fresh or original: Cage is typically Cage, all brooding glares and expressionless heroics Amber Heard is the clichéd ballsy heroine, as tough as she is sexy Patrick Lussier's direction is a mish-mash of visual gimmickry borrowed from every cartoonish CGI-laden action flick of the past decade or so even William Fichtner's Accountant, the best character in the film, is a blatant merging of The Matrix's Agent Smith and Terminator 2's T-1000.

To be brief, it was very disappointing to see such prominent stars in such a terrible movie. The story was not well written, not interesting, and not at all gripping.

While they say that fifteen minutes can save you fifteen percent on your auto insurance, by not wasting 104 minutes by watching Drive Angry, you might very well save your actual life. Nothing in this world makes me hurt more, dare I say, than a Nicolas Cage movie, which is probably why The Fat Man is so obviously in love with the man.

This is a B-movie that should've been an A but the director isn't accomplished and it shows here in odd pacing - there are exciting scenes and ones you'll just fall asleep in. Also, a devil-worshipping cult worked far better in the 70s than now.

Try to spend your money and time on something else.Technically this movie is far from polished.

Some films do as the title suggests or give a good indication as what to expect but Drive Angry fails to deliver. Even with a budget of $50 million, every scene with cars sees them driving at moderately fast speeds but never reaches the insanity of Bad Boys 2 or The Rock.

Nicolas Cage does it from time to time. OK!

This film, simply put, is fantastic.It has a great story line, Nick Cage is brilliant as normal and the 3D is outstanding need I say more?

I liked Nicholas Cage's acting in a lot of movies, I considered him a really good actor. I just did not know that he was so broke that he agreed for this movie.