The Last Stand

When Ray Owens is driving the Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 you can clearly see "SS" embroidered on the headrest.

The "SS" is a different model of Camaro and the ZL1 would have "ZL1" embroidered on the headrest.

When transporting dangerous prisoners, the shackles of their hands are attached to a large belt on their waist.

In turn those are also attached to his ankle shackles and those are then secured to the floor of the transport vehicle.

Meaning a prisoner could not leap across to attack the guard, could not swing his arms to strike the guard, or use his leg chains to strangle a guard.

In the movie where Frank just finishes shooting the bad guy on the stairs after firing multiple rounds into him, you can clearly see the slide locked back on his handgun indicating he is out of ammunition.

Yet a second or two later he fires one more round into the bad guy and the slide locks back again.

While in the ambulance Mike and Lewis both talk about the wound in Mike's shoulder being a.

50 Caliber wound.

First off, the rifle that bad guy sniper used was a Blaser R93 Tactical which is only available in.

223 (5.

56mm),.

308 (7.

62mm), or.

300WM, not.

50 Caliber.

Even if the rifle used was a.

50 Caliber, the round would have taken Mike's arm and most of the shoulder clean off.

When the Sheriff goes into the diner at the start of the movie, he sits down, gets a cup of coffee and holds the cup without the handle.

In the next shot he is holding it by the handle.

When the Sheriff chooses the weapon on him wearing a leather jacket, when he comes out of the museum in a police uniform.

Ray asks to see a gun permit.

In Arizona, a person over age 21 may legally carry a concealed firearm or deadly weapon without a permit within the state, but must disclose the fact to law enforcement if questioned.

In a closeup of Jerry's desk his phone is not connected.

(at around 49 mins) the sheriff is having a conversation with the head FBI agent.

The hand holding the phone alternates between having a blood-stain and clean.

At the very beginning of the film, a car in the parked police car's rear view mirror switches its lights off.

As the car blows by at 197 MPH, we can see a red tail light.

At minute 35, two black SUVs are barreling down the highway towards a barricade of multiple police cars stacked into two rows.

However, when the snow plow rips through the barricade, the second row has disappeared.

When Officer Owens uses the rear of his truck to save Officer Torrance during the shootout, the truck's bumper is damaged in a collision with a patrol car.

When the truck pulls away from the collision there is no apparent damage.