When Chuck and Larry are in the cab in Canada, Chuck's necklace appears and disappears between shots.
In the cab in Canada, as Chuck and Larry are fighting with the cab driver, you can see that the gear shifter is in the park position as they are supposedly moving in the car.
When Chuck and Larry go into Alex's office, her glasses case switches between open and closed between shots.
When Chuck meets Alex in the supermarket, she is wearing her glasses.
In the next shot, she isn't.
When Chuck is talking to Alex in the pharmacy, his necklace goes from being over his undershirt to under it several times.
When Larry has the Mets game on, 'Xavier Nady' (qv) hits a 2 run home run and you hear Gary Cohen say 6-2 Mets.
The next clip has Nady still up at bat and the score is 4-2.
As Duncan breaks into song during the shower scene and Chuck and Larry provide back-up vocals, Larry turns around to see him sing.
In one shot from one angle, Larry is holding a bottle of shampoo.
In a different shot from another angle Larry is holding a tube of body wash.
Chuck and Larry enter the burning building without using their face masks and air supply.
No firefighters would do that, and they wouldn't last long breathing that air.
When Chuck and Larry are trying to get the obese man out of the fire, they are seen rolling down the staircase.
Off and on, their SCBA's are on, then off, and continues until they come to a stop.
During the scene with the blow up doll, Larry knocks over a green cup behind him.
That cup changes positions throughout the scene.
After the first house visit, when Chuck and Larry are on the porch saying good-bye to the investigator, the front door changes positions throughout the scene.
In the scene where the two spend their first night together in bed, the duvet on the bed toggles between neat and wrinkled throughout the shot.
When Chuck thinks he is putting a pillow case on his pillow and Larry says that's his underwear, you hear Chuck say 'NO!' but his mouth doesn't move.
During the scene where the other firefighters refuse to play a game of basketball with Chuck, as the firefighters are shown walking away, the character Nootzie's gray shirt shows a very light sweat stain.
When they cut to Chuck and then back to the firefighters Nootzie's shirt has a darker, more pronounced sweat stain.
The scene where Chuck and Larry extinguish a fire at a diner caused by an employee smoking marijuana, Chuck uses a fire extinguisher to spray that employee in the face.
The extinguisher has a cone shaped nozzle which is indicative of a carbon dioxide extinguisher.
This type does not leave any residue like in this scene which leaves a bunch of powder.
In the scene in the jail cell, when Larry and Chuck are looking out the window at the gay protesters, Larry is not wearing his jacket.
However, when the camera angle changes to show him talking to the man, he is seen wearing one.
During the scene when Chuck is sitting on the bed talking to Alex, his "best friends 4-ever" bracelet changes positions on his hand as he touches her face.
One shot it is nearest his wrist and the next shot it is moved down his arm further.
The letters on the bracelet change positions throughout the scenes.
The bracelet could not had slid down his arm because the material the bracelet is made out of is tight on his arm.
When the fireman soap is falling down (first time) you hear the man saying "NO!" but his mouth doesn't say that - instead he says something like "bla bla".
When Chuck & Larry are joking about eating the rat and the floor falls through, the entire building and everything in it is burnt, but the papers that fall to the first floor are all clean and unburnt.
While Chuck is talking to Alex in the grocery store, the can of Crisco in Chuck's grocery cart changes position without anyone moving it.
During the trial scene while the firemen are giving reasons why they should be arrested also, Kevin McDonough is already standing up.
When its his turn the to speak the camera catches him rising up to speak.
Cincinnati spelled incorrectly as "Cincinatti" on the picture in Chuck's house.
In the firefighter scenes, the firefighters are seen riding on the back of the ladder truck.
Firefighters have been banned from riding on the outside of the trucks for decades.
When Chuck and Alex are sitting on the bed talking, in one shot their faces are inches apart, then in the next shot they are a couple feet away from each other.
When Captain Tucker is shown holding a piece of cake and offering some of it to Tori, the hand he's using to hold the fork changes between shots.
When they first arrive at the fire where they rescue the fat guy, you can see that the firefighters are just aiming their hoses randomly, not at the fire.
One is even spraying the side of the building where no fire is even visible.
In the rooftop scene with the guy stuck in the chimney, a large cable hanging from a telephone can be seen directly in front of the Empire State Building.
It disappears when the building is seen between the his legs.
The director had it digitally removed from the shot, but didn't want to pay to have it removed from the other ones.
To call an Adam Sandler movie 'cheap', 'vulgar', 'moronic', or just plain 'stupid' is really throwing his fan-base a bone they expect stupidity from Sandler and, once they get it, they praise his work and say those who don't laugh have no sense of humor. I have a sense of humor, but I see nothing fun about Sandler's performance in "Chuck & Larry".
I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry is a typical, funny movie starring Adam Sandler. I think critics don't like this movie because Adam Sandler has a kind of humor that most people don't have.
Adam Sandler has sunk to a new low in I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry. The film is filled with gay slurs and stereotypes.
I got given a free ticket to this film but still wanted my money back! The film was funny for the first 30 minutes but then the comedy seemed to stop and the film seemed to take on an lecturing tone that was not in any way subtle.
Decent watch, might watch again, and can recommend, particularly for Happy Madison fans.I feel, that for Happy Madison, this is a fairly progressive movie.
What should a comedy do? It should make you laugh.
The fact that they never kiss and they make such a big deal about that is so f dumb. I'm glad those days of terrible stereotypical comedy are over.
I have just had the unpleasant experience of watching this which should bring an end to the career of every single person on it. The mere fact that those acting in it read the script before appearing in it should exemplify how greedy they were to be paid.......
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